my rig below,just few question to ask see whether is it posible not..
need you guy suggest,THX

Core - I5 2400
Ram - X2-2gb Kingston Hyper X 1600
GPU - MSI GTX 560 TI 1Gb DDr 5 Twin Frost ii OC version
SSD - OCZ Vertex 2 60gb
HHD - Samsung 1 TB F3
Chasic - Cooler Master HAF 912 advance
PSU - SilverStone Strider PLUS 600W Modular Bronze(ST60F-P)
Monitor - Dell U2311H Ultra Sharp IPS
OS - Windows 7 Ultimate 32Bit

By the way,using Asus P8P67 LE Mobo

Is it if i change to Mobo to which can SLI...is it my PSU posible to surport GTX 560 SLI And OC ?

Wrong section, thread moved

change theses 2 things:

1. get value RAM since ur not gonna do OC, cheaper as the performance RAM will offer minimal difference for the $$

2. Get Win7 Home Premium 64bit, its enough features for u and can support RAM setups more than 3.5Gb

Yes 600W is good enough for Gtx560 SLi

overall ur system is ok

the processor have limmited OC-ability

is this your current set up or gonna buy it?

sorry..thx for moved

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Added on May 16, 2011, 1:47 pmOh..cox wat i see at the box of my gtx 560,minimum power require is 500W..so make me worry cant do SLI with 600W power supply...
it's my current pc...not a spec tat i going to build...
thx for your info...i prefer 32bit....64bit can surport more than 4gb ram , but a lot of thing havent fully surport yet..like some games(as my fren told me)
anyways..thx ya

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Added on May 16, 2011, 1:49 pmit's my current set up...ya...i just do limmited oc...so tat's just my question to know ..
i ever use Asus mobo to do the core oc to 3.8 ghz from 3.4 ghz...i just not so sure is it ok or not suggested...


This post has been edited by halllo81: May 16 2011, 01:49 PM

as this is your current setup, tehre is nothing much we can change is there?? u can go and scold your friend for telling u that lot of thing havent fully surport yet in 64 bit.. basically 32bit programs works just fine in Win7 64bit...

Oh...thx for the Info...
My Current Spec ,i think OS still can change to 64Bit and Ram can be Increase...except i change Mobo then can surport SLI

Don't skimp on the PSU. Go for Silverstone Strider Essential 700W for GTX560 Ti SLI. Viewnet sells it at RM339.

Hi TristanX ...i always see u helping ppl...my com is follow the way u guide me and own do sum change...
anyways , if gonna change PSU...i think upgrade to SLI i have to change two part edi (Mobo Z68+PSU+GTX 560 for SLI = 1.7k)...
haiz...now actually also fast as wat i wan edi...beyond this = $$$ ...I think i stay current spec don think much le
If only change Mobo can do SLI...then i might consider tat...cox Mobo can change now ,n SLI can wait for nice price only do Grab n Upgrade....

I see. I suggest you stick to what you have as it is already very good. Who knows? You might even end up with DirectX 12 graphic card in the future.

do not skimp on PSU is a good advice.

even my 550w Gigabyte Odin GT - i stress it kau kau for so many years only it show deterioration. Applied same stress to lesser quality PSU like Vantec, after about 1 month I smell burning already.

Usually lesser quality PSU is fine when you're not stressing it.

Oh I C...i think next time i build PC again...straight go for 750W above better...or 1000W...cox some of the PSU like Acbel Provide Life Time Warranty...from there...1 PSU can use long time edi...

we're not talking about wattage. wattage speaks nothing about quality.

1000W overkill la... last time ppl use 1000W psu to SLi 295... bcome quad SLi... that card nd more power...
normally around 600W will b enough

This post has been edited by LAU Fantasy: May 17 2011, 07:46 AM

Acbel is not the best out there. But the lifetime warranty still look very nice. The question is how does its lifetime warranty policy.

Oh...is it possible can guide me which brand n which series PSU consider good quality?
even corsair also got GS(Gaming Series) but not modular , is it good?

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Added on May 17, 2011, 10:46 amSorry...
600W will b enough for SLI GTX 560 ??

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Added on May 17, 2011, 10:51 ami think it's like normal warranty claim , once problem but not kena lightning issue , just send n wait
should be like tat ... or u can scold them up side down when they're telling u sum thing they cannot do

This post has been edited by halllo81: May 17 2011, 10:51 AM

You will want at least 650W of power to run two GTX 560 Tis .

As for the power supplies, these are the ones that you should go for :

In terms of quality :

Seasonic;
Corsair;
Silverstone;
Gigabyte;
FSP;
Xigmatek;
Cooler Master;
AcBEL.

The best would be from the top and the worst performing would be at the bottom ( when compared relatively ).

They're all good brands.

This post has been edited by TDUEnthusiast: May 17 2011, 01:21 PM

TDUEnthusiast, might wanna include FSP, Be Quiet!, Vantec, OCZ and Xigmatek?

i donno which other brands missed.

Here is the huge list.

http://www.eggxpert.com/forums/thread/323050.aspx

Oh yeah . Unfortunately Be Quiet! and OCZ doesn't seem to be available here though in the retail stores. The garage sales section should have them though .