Msi gtx 760 sli

Motherboard supports SLI, so no problem there.

While the RM-650 isn't ideal for SLI in general, it's a fairly decent unit and has the required connectors (4x 6+2-pin PCIe). It should be able to provide the power for this specific situation. The MSI GTX970 will requires about 150-200W under load (tests at bit-tech and Guru3D), so should be okay.

Only potential problem is if you overclock everything and burn both the CPU and GPUs at the same time -- that's the only way I'd see it getting close to the limits of the RM-650.

~~Other possible issue is whether the case has enough room/cooling capacity for the two cards, but case isn't mentioned so can't really tell.~~ Edit: Case is large and roomy, should be no problem there either. Just check the GPU temps are okay under load to make sure they're getting enough airflow as there's no possibility of a side-of-case fan.

Ash

Posted 2015-10-02T08:07:01.653

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I edited my setup with the case – Koen Van Looveren – 2015-10-02T08:33:47.983

While your answer is correct and valuable to the questioner, this kind of reccomendations are off-topic on this site. – KarmaEDV – 2015-10-02T08:38:35.047

1No worries @KarmaEDV, thanks for the downvote for my valuable answer. That'll learn me for trying to help. – Ash – 2015-10-02T08:41:43.550

@Ash I know right? I had to learn it myself. It pissed me off at first, but then I got assimilated by the self-policing spirit of this community. – KarmaEDV – 2015-10-02T08:45:23.433

@KarmaEDV tell me where I needed to post it then. – Koen Van Looveren – 2015-10-02T08:48:01.773

@KoenVanLooveren Don't know, maybe TomsHardware Forums? – KarmaEDV – 2015-10-02T08:49:01.407

@Ash With enough room/ cooling do you mean watercooling? Because that is my plan for the future (custom, EK) – Koen Van Looveren – 2015-10-02T08:49:17.033

@KarmaEDV isn't thare a hardware forum on stack exchange – Koen Van Looveren – 2015-10-02T08:49:58.937

@KoenVanLooveren Got you: http://hardwarerecs.stackexchange.com/

– KarmaEDV – 2015-10-02T08:51:13.387

Oke I didn't know that I'm sorry – Koen Van Looveren – 2015-10-02T08:55:43.380

@KarmaEDV: I'm not sure I see the problem -- http://superuser.com/help/on-topic: Super User is for computer enthusiasts and power users. If you have a question about … computer hardware, It is not a recommendation, it is an answerable question, it may be useful to other people with similar setups. But the mods will do their thing I guess if they see fit...edit: it's also not a recommendation request, so is potentially OT for hardwarerecs anyway, which only has a stubbed "on topic" section at this point in time.

– Ash – 2015-10-02T11:52:28.310

@Ash Sure, and I don't want to seem petty by answering your last comment. But I interpret the same page you posted differenetly: "and it is not about … asking for a product [...] recommendation" – KarmaEDV – 2015-10-02T11:56:08.570

1@KarmaEDV This question is off-topic on Hardware Recs, but on-topic here. OP isn't asking what graphics card to buy, he is asking if it would work in his current setup. I do agree that it does need work however. – Cfinley – 2015-10-02T16:13:21.337

2@Cfinley: I just find it amusing that some users are using downvotes to punish answers they <i>say themselves are valuable</i> because they believe the question is off-topic, rather than just voting to close the question... – Ash – 2015-10-02T23:51:20.110

@Ash I agree. Don't let the downvote get to you. People will find any reason to downvote you. – Cfinley – 2015-10-03T02:36:28.567

Alright, my bad. Retracted the downvote. Mea Culpa. – KarmaEDV – 2015-10-05T07:07:55.627

@Cfinley I know, right... Don't worry ash, some people think that they know best. That was an excellent answer, thank you. Joined this community just to upvote and comment. :) – Rubyjunk – 2015-10-31T12:30:55.563

Msi gtx 760 sli

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