Sorry, maybe I'm not understanding you, but how does a motherboard take up to 700 watts off your PSU?Originally Posted by ILikeCosmosS
Sorry, maybe I'm not understanding you, but how does a motherboard take up to 700 watts off your PSU?
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It doesn't, EVGA posted a video saying it can deliver up to 600w of power to the CPU with the dual 8-pins.Sorry, maybe I'm not understanding you, but how does a motherboard take up to 700 watts off your PSU?
Naekuh, EVGA also has a lower-cost version available as well it seems (no NF-200 chip): http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=220793
And did you get my latest PM about the block and filters?
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