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    Crossfire HD4xxx

    With the crossfire potential of the new series from ATI does anyone have an idea of the PSU needed for it?

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    Re: Crossfire HD4xxx

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    Re: Crossfire HD4xxx

    You'll need one of those crossfire compliant PSUs that are rated at 4 million jigga watts.

    Actually I have no idea and we'll only know once the cards have been launched. If AMD/ATi pursue the "green" path, I would suspect they draw equal or less amount of power than their current generation yet provide 150% or more of the graphic power. That is TOTALLY my guess though.

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    Re: Crossfire HD4xxx

    I think it is +450W for a single 4850 and +580W in crossfire.

    I might be wrong tho.

    hardware.fr/articles/724-2/preview-ati-radeon-hd-4850.html

    not sure if this helps =P
    cant speak french

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