i thought it was funny that a good system has 20-30A on the 12v rail and this picture made me laugh
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have you seen how many connections that thing has?
it can run multiprocessor boards with multiGPU and as many harddrives as you could fit in a case lol...
it can run multiprocessor boards with multiGPU and as many harddrives as you could fit in a case lol...
Crikey!!!
90A is a helluva lot, It is over kill for most people but out of all seriousness you are guaranteed to never run out of power.
90A is a helluva lot, It is over kill for most people but out of all seriousness you are guaranteed to never run out of power.
QUOTE(Andrewr05 @ Oct 22 2007, 07:43 PM) [snapback]729094[/snapback]
Crikey!!!
90A is a helluva lot, It is over kill for most people but out of all seriousness you are guaranteed to never run out of power.
90A is a helluva lot, It is over kill for most people but out of all seriousness you are guaranteed to never run out of power.
not unless the circuit breaker in your house trips
There's something nice about seeing one big honkin' 12V rail though. In the days of 2 and 4 rail standards, it's nice to not have to worry about individual overloads 
(Though I admit, 90A seems a bit crazy.
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(Though I admit, 90A seems a bit crazy.
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17 amps of draw! NICE!
I know what my next PSU will be now.
I know what my next PSU will be now.
QUOTE(Verran @ Oct 23 2007, 02:33 AM) [snapback]729098[/snapback]
90A seems a bit crazy.
yeah, that's why I went for a 60A rail
QUOTE(Thewacokid @ Oct 22 2007, 06:55 PM) [snapback]729102[/snapback]
17 amps of draw! NICE!
Umm you'd trip the breaker (most indoor ones anyway)@ 15...
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