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Does anyone have a list of quality psu's that have (2) 12v 8 pin cpu connectors besides PC Power & Cooling?
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Here is the Antec..... Splig has one I think

ModelBrandAntecModelTPQ-1200SeriesTruePower Quattro SeriesSpecMaximum Power1200W Continuous PowerFans80mm PWM FanPFCActiveMain Connector24Pin+12V Rails6PCI-Express Connector4 x 6-Pin, 4 x 6+2-PinSATA Power Connector11SLIReadyCrossFireCertifiedModularYesEff iciency> 85%Energy-Efficient80 PLUS SILVER CertifiedOver Voltage ProtectionYesInput Voltage100 - 240 VInput Frequency Range47 - 63 HzApprovalsUL, CUL, FCC, TUV, CE, C-tick, CCC, CB, BSMIDimensions7.9" x 5.9" x 3.4"Weight7 lbs.FeaturesConnectors1 x Main connector (24 Pin)
1 x 4+4 Pin ATX/EPS 12V
1 x 8 Pin EPS 12V
9 x Peripheral
11 x SATA
2 x Floppy
8 x PCI-EFeatures•PowerCache, a high-performance capacitor that delivers an extra power reserve when and where users need it most
•Designed to support quad core, Core i7 and Core i5 CPUs, quad GPUs
•Six 12V output circuits and DC to DC Voltage Regulator Modules ensure supreme system stability
•80mm cooling fan uses Pulse Width Modulation for whisper-quiet operation
•Advanced sleeved cable management improves airflow and reduces clutter
•Gold plated connectors for superior conductivity
•Industrial grade protection: OVP (Over Voltage Protection), UVP (Under Current Protection), SCP (Short Circuit Protection), and OCP (Over Current Protection)
•Universal Input and Active PFC allow the Quattro to operate efficiently on any power grid in the worldManufacturer WarrantyParts5 years limitedLabor5 years limitedI think it has 2x4 and 1x8
BrandAntecMaximum Power1001W aboveFans1PFCActiveMain Connector24Pin+12V Rails6PCI-Express Connector4 x 6-Pin, 4 x 6+2-PinSATA Power Connector11SLIReadyCrossFireCertifiedModularYesEne rgy-Efficient80 PLUS SILVER Certified
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Antec Quattro 1200W <<< what I'm using now and love it.
Corsair HX1000 <<< the extra 12v is taken from one of the pci-e slots though, in my 2nd system
Thermaltake Toughpower 1200W <<< used it for almost a year without issue
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Here is a decent price on the Antec

http://www.provantage.com/antec-tpq-1200~7ANTS03K.htm
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Thanks guys - Another question...is that second 12v 8 pin conn. of any consequence if not using any high power video cards?
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for the antec and the thermaltake, the 2nd 12v connection is solely for the CPU, so the vid card should not matter.

for the corsair, the 2nd 12v cpu connection plugs into a gpu 12v location, it would depend more on the quantity of gpu's vs. the power of 1 gpu for this PSU
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I guess what I am getting at is the other 12v cpu connector critical for overclocks in the 4.5GHz range?

I be speaking of the P55 mb specifically atm...
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ahhhh, wouldn't think so for P55 at that speed. More for 1366 5GHz and up
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10-4 good buddy...I won't worry about it then. I will just stick with the Corsair psu's I have on hand.
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Just to fill in the blanks here, I do all my testing on a bench rig that holds a 1200w PC Power & Cooling psu.

Current builds contain a Evga LE mb/920 DO using a Corsair 850w psu. Of course the LE mb has only one 12v cpu conn. I am using a minimal gpu in it and it runs 4.2GHz HT on/4.5GHz HT off under water with no problems.

I am testing a Evga P55 FTW mb/i5 670 atm @ 4.7GHz. It has two 12v mb conn. on the board and was curious as to the effects of using just one in the final build.
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