four fermi card 1200W, rest of system 600W = dedicated 20 amp breaker.

i wish they wouldn't have used two nf200 chips and gone with a second IOH chip, for 72 lanes of pcie lovin'.

This this is really big though, Just for My New Asus P7P55D Pro PC that I'm slowly building I'm looking at buying a 450w Corsair psu(33A on the single +12v rail) just for the motherboard(ram and cpu), the drives(hdd and odd), 5 case fans(4 currently), cpu cooling(Water pump) and for the USB devices that need power, While the Enermax 1050w psu handles the 3 GTX295 cards that the P7P55 Pro can handle(I have one GTX295 now and I just need two more 295 cards, an i5 750 cpu, 4GB of G.Skil Ripjaws 2000MHz DDR3 ram, Two 120mm*25mm Delta fans(about 113cfm each) and the Asetek 240x120mm LCLC cooler, But I have a plan and It's slowly coming together and I have a good deal to accomplish in the meantime. Of course I have to filter this case from Dust out here(Yermo means Barren in Spanish and It fits like a glove) and since It's a Desert out here, Dust can be plentiful and is frequently blowin in the wind. :D

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eVga are making their own power supply for that motherboard as well!
http://www.evga.com/articles/00537/
Bob

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eVga are making their own power supply for that motherboard as well!
http://www.evga.com/articles/00537/
Bob

Of course One will need a BIG case and one could use 2 psus instead of the 1200w Evga psu, As is mentioned below.

I had to change the Colors to 256 to get the image to be readable here, As the background EVGA choose doesn't work on a light background.

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