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February 20th 04, 11:37 AM
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In article , "KJ"
wrote: i suppose you missed this one: http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProduc...103-438&depa=1 only $250! 660W Now, that is an excellent example of the principles of power supply selection. +3.3V@ min 1.5 max 38A, +5V 5 42A +12V 14A -12V 0.8A +5VSB 2.7A Notice how the +12V is barely adequate for a basic install. The other rails are strong enough to use for arc welding. So, you cannot judge this supply by price (you pay $250 but can barely run a basic system). You cannot judge by total power (660W and it won't have enough power to run a large number of disk drives). This supply is from a previous generation, where processor power conversion is based on +5V. It would have easily run a dual board from that generation. HTH, Paul 
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