Beginners Guide to Power Supply Sales?

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09-20-2013, 11:33 PM

Re: Beginners Guide to Power Supply Sales?

Originally posted by KenOlson

Can't get much cheaper than that!!! but is it even worth all the headaches of rebates etc?

I say no.
Looks like one of those really low-end CWT units. They usually have good QC testing and yours will likely work fine, but don't count on powering anything remotely close to a computer. About 20 to 30W is the most power you will be able to pull from it before ripple gets out of control. (And no, that is not a type-o - those PSUs really have almost no output filtering so 20 to 30W is quite realistic.)
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