I am not exactly sure what SLI ready means on some power supplies. Well, it is quite obvious what it means of course, but does it also mean that if a power supply does not state that it is "SLI ready" you cannot have SLI or Crossfire graphics? For instance, is it possible to have two crossfire cards working with this supply: FSP700-80GLN? Any help will be much appreciated.


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, but does it also mean that if a power supply does not state that it is "SLI ready" you cannot have SLI or Crossfire graphics? For instance, is it possible to have two crossfire cards working with this supply: FSP700-80GLN? Any help will be much appreciated.
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will look it up. Same goes for sli ready RAM


and the reliabilty depends on how you load the power supply. All about how many amps youve got on the different rails
there have been a couple of none too good psu's that got certified for low end/power nvidia cards, when better psu's of the same rated wattage were sli certified for higher power draw cards.
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