Will this be enough for an EVGA Gtx 1080 FTW GPU? null

The GTX 1080 can hit 250w at max load, it would be very dependent on what else is in your build. What CPU/Motherboard do you have? what other additions that draw power directly from the system (Sata Drives, pci cards etc). This particular power supply ended up powering an old-school X6 Phenom (125w), two internal Sata SSD's, two external mechanical drives and a GTX 480 (250w). Will it run the gtx 1080? yes, sure... just be sure not to push it too hard.. You can also check t his out for EVGA gfx cards: ht tps: //w w w . evga . com / power-meter / Regards RR.

It really depends on the rest of your hardware...Try the cooler master PSU calculator and enter your hardware config to see if its enough. Link here http://www.coolermaster.com/power-supply-calculator/

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The GTX 1080 can hit 250w at max load, it would be very dependent on what else is in your build. What CPU/Motherboard do you have? what other additions that draw power directly from the system (Sata Drives, pci cards etc). This particular power supply ended up powering an old-school X6 Phenom (125w), two internal Sata SSD's, two external mechanical drives and a GTX 480 (250w). Will it run the gtx 1080? yes, sure... just be sure not to push it too hard.. You can also check t his out for EVGA gfx cards: ht tps: //w w w . evga . com / power-meter / Regards RR.
Answered by Robert 7 years ago
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It really depends on the rest of your hardware...Try the cooler master PSU calculator and enter your hardware config to see if its enough. Link here http://www.coolermaster.com/power-supply-calculator/
Answered by Warmfreeze 7 years ago
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