i run 2x vega
mainly because its amd and not nvidia, i have a freesync monitor so im not switching to gsync anytime soon
my pc pulls 760 from the wall while running both gpu at stock 100% and prime95 to max out cpu
i do have alot in my pc aswell so i would expect slightly less for most people
at spikes the draw can hit 900 mainly the start up point so i would suggest a good 1200w psu
with a decent undervolt it will drop down a good chunk
i have a strix and a reference under custom water blocks temps sit at 30 under full load which is about 7c above ambient
for reference in uk i paid 430 for my ref card at launch price, then 400 for my strix with the 3 games that i would going to buy anyway
making my actual cost of the 2 vega 670 plus the blocks which were 60 each making it 790
2080 comes in at 700 plus gpu block at 100
cost wise it means the 2080 and 2x vega 64 are similar price, so its down to support for crossfire and performance
i get higher 3dmark scores than the 2080, but due to lack of game support 2080 is the better option
if however crossfire was working, i would suggest 2x vega 56, at 300 each right now brings that cost to 600 for both cards, knock off 150 for the games gets you 450 which is crazy good vs nvidia
also leaves you with spare codes for each of the 3 games, but again only good if crossfire/multi gpu is supported
