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    Quote Originally Posted by WarrenLCooper View Post
    And to those people who said 480w was enough.... Just about enough to run the SLi alone. ;-)
    Yeah, I'm glad I invested in that Tagan TG1100-U95 now.

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    It seems nVidia will sell a bundle with two G80 and your own power sub-station to power it.

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    According to the Inq in June/July, G80 was looking at up to 180W, and R600, up to 200W :S
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    hmmm... glad I got my Enermax 620W but it looks like I may need a quad sli capable PSU just to get this and my X1900 in the same system...
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