davidhammock200

The Corsairs, Antec HE's & Trio's & the Seasonic M12's are in reality single +12V rail PSU's, as there is no "per rail" current limiting. These are all very good PSU's & are highly recommended.

Yes, or the DA 750W modular version. :angel:

I recommend replacing both. :angel:

PC P&C has EXCELLENT customer service, between them & OCZ, they PWN customer service! :angel:

It doesn't work that way, dual rail PSU's almost always use one rail to power the CPU vis the P4/EPS & the other rail for everything else. Single +12V rail PSU's are recommended for "monster" GPU's, especially in SLI/CF. You PSU should be fine with one 8800GTS. :angel:

No worries here. :angel:

Test with a DMM as soon as possible, but I wouldn't be too concerened.

The 580W Hiper was never recommended for DFI mobos in North America, as there are so many better (& cheaper) choices available. The Hiper 580W can not do highend SLI, impossible! However with just one 8800GTS (not a GTX), you "might" squeek by. My recommendation is either the Corsair 520W/620W non-SLI or the PC P&C 750W Quad for SLI. Good Luck, Dave

They don't, the rating is "up to" +12V@50A.

Only on the Turbo-Cool's, these are 3yr.

An excellent choice for any Nvidia SLI rig! :nod:

Given their hit or miss quality, I would stay away from anything Tagan. :dog:

Silverstone will soon introduce an 850W version of their single +12V rail OP/DA lines & it should have the right connectors.

What is with you & Coolermaster? Do you own a lot of their stock? There are better PSU's in the world & the DIY members have recommend quite a few of them.

The XCilo is more appropiate, but if it works, it works.