Quote from: Hudo_zg on January 30, 2018, 06:41:33 PM

Quote from: Perryl on January 30, 2018, 05:06:03 PM

Quote from: ivakar on January 30, 2018, 05:01:53 PM

I think your psu will not handle 2x gtx 1080ti, but i think it can handle 2x gtx1070ti.
And my guess this gpu will be your best bet. imho.

Thank you. That's a helpful start.

Would it make sense to upgrade my PSU to be able to support 2 1080ti?

Which manufacturer would you recommend? There are many different 1070ti. I am partial to the 3 fan look, but really am not that knowledgeable about parts overall.

Two 1080ti (Asus Strix 3 fans) consumes 600W (one is 300W) at max overload + rest of the PC (150W) = you need at least 850W PSU (recomended 1000W)

Two 1070ti (Palit SuperJet stream) consumes 360W (one si 180W) al max overload + rest of the PC (150W) = you need at least 650W PSU (recomended 850W)

Corsair is always best choice, some series have 5, some 7 years warranty. I prefer RM1000x (i have them on all my rigs, some rigs with one and some with two)

So it sounds like my PSU probably wouldn't support 2 1070ti very well.

Thanks for your input.