ePower EP-1200P10-T2

[Pentium4]

Re: ePower EP-1200P10-T2

Wow, maybe there really is less ripple from full-bridge designs.
HiPro puts nearly the same capacitance in their 250W units, which is just 1/4 of the power this PSU supplies.

But we know how much Hipro loves to overbuild

That should do. 115W TDP to boost, with 81W minimum power consumption in Stop Grant State and almost 150W on full tilt. Gee, what did Intel have in mind when they made this CPU? A rice cooker? Tea pot?
I bet the VRM is real beefy on that motherboard. Probably the heatsink too.

And that's stock. Imagine with an overclock! I need to give it a better heatsink. It's amazing how much heat that thing creates, with an Asus Triton 70 and two 80mm exhaust fans right below it, it still idles at 46C. It needs new thermal paste as well though, I imagine the old stuff is dry and ineffective by now.

[Stefan Payne]

Re: ePower EP-1200P10-T2

Found similar PSUs:
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/cas...oundup_11.html
Like that. The label on that PSU is pretty interesting...

Buttom Line: It's probably a dual PSU setup like the Enermax GALAXY or CWT PUC...