Re: Which Power Supply Is Best ????
Nope.
For 5v it's 2 amps/slot = 10wats/slot.
That's no where near 125watts as you implied and it's not at all unrealistic.
The PSU's you brought up have 20a on 5v for 100 watts.
Lets see where it goes on a 5-slot board.
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5 x slots = 50 watts.
Maybe 10-20 watts for RAM depending on the system type.
3 x HDD assuming 1 amp/@ = 15 watts
1 x Burner = 10 watts
Total = 95 watts on +5v
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Nearly all mobo IC chips are 3.3v these days so that's rarely a 5v load.
It's also generally accepted to be around 35 watts. [Not sure how accurate that is.]
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Some of Intel's TPS and Design Guides break down motherboard loads rail by rail.
If you read a few of them you can get a better idea of what goes where in so far as power.
A rare few also have schematics of mobo power distribution.
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Originally posted by mariushm
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For 5v it's 2 amps/slot = 10wats/slot.
That's no where near 125watts as you implied and it's not at all unrealistic.
The PSU's you brought up have 20a on 5v for 100 watts.
Lets see where it goes on a 5-slot board.
---
5 x slots = 50 watts.
Maybe 10-20 watts for RAM depending on the system type.
3 x HDD assuming 1 amp/@ = 15 watts
1 x Burner = 10 watts
Total = 95 watts on +5v
.
Nearly all mobo IC chips are 3.3v these days so that's rarely a 5v load.
It's also generally accepted to be around 35 watts. [Not sure how accurate that is.]
.
Some of Intel's TPS and Design Guides break down motherboard loads rail by rail.
If you read a few of them you can get a better idea of what goes where in so far as power.
A rare few also have schematics of mobo power distribution.
.
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