You shouldn't connect the two PCI-E of the same modular PSU rail to one card, that is also somewhere stated in the manual of the GPU.
So each power rail is connected to 2 GPU cards, 8-pin to the first GPU, 6-pin to the second GPU.
So each power rail is connected to 2 GPU cards, 8-pin to the first GPU, 6-pin to the second GPU.
I tried this, the machine was more stable when I had 1 cable per card.
I've tried so many different setups with my power supplies. (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?gclid=CPLK1P6f2bwCFecRMwodKlYAhQ&Item=N82E16817182264&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwords&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-_-pla-_-Power+Supplies-_-N82E16817182264&ef_id=UuYUTwAAAfbx9LV1:20140219223501:s) Like I said, the most stable set up was with 1 card on the main PSU and 2 cards on the 2nd PSU, all cards were on their own individual rail. My PSU manual says nothing about how to setup multiple PCI-e video cards.
Sorry for bailing on this post, I was out of town.