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    Dual PSU's

    looking for that last FPS ?? LOL cityjim
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    Crystallizer: The Verdict?

    Never meant to express it was exactly an equalizer. Just used that for reference. Obviously it's a software item that fudges the sound. I must of cunfused you?? Also if you are a gamer that wants max FPS then this should be turned off. Clearly this would use more CPU time to create that...
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    Question about 2-rail +12v vs. single and should I move to a single rail PSU...

    my vote is on ignorant. cityjim
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    Question about 2-rail +12v vs. single and should I move to a single rail PSU...

    Amps is amps is amps. If your computer on load draws say 500 watts then that PSU heat load will be the same on a single or multirail PSU. Your asking some PSU type to deliver 500 watts. What's extreme about it? :confused: Do you think a multirail PSU will run ice cold while delivering 500...
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    Question about 2-rail +12v vs. single and should I move to a single rail PSU...

    We don't live in a technical world. You have goons all over the place buying items from so called reviews claiming this or that PSU is the best. When his so called "technical" peers made those reviews in the first place. Show us one instance where a multirail is more STABLE than a single...
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    Question about 2-rail +12v vs. single and should I move to a single rail PSU...

    +1 exactly. Almost all are not. Every video card issue you read about leads back to a multi rail PSU. And having to decide what compenent goes on what rail as not to overload it..... Again stick with the simple single rail method. You can buy 10 rails if they made such a nightmare. OOPS my...
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    PSU Dying.

    Anytime you add the convenience factor you are looking for reduced performance. In this case the voltage drops across each connector in a modular supply. Which causes increased wattage output and excess heat buildup. Look at the older better PC Power and Cooling designs. They shy away from...
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    Question about 2-rail +12v vs. single and should I move to a single rail PSU...

    Single rail is far superior. cityjim
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    PSU lifespan

    "I know the the output capacity of PSU's degrades with use, but over what time frames and with what consequences?" Can you explain the above sentence? cityjim
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    how do you shut off a

    Why would you want to turn it off? You looking to replace drives and PSU's frequently? cityjim
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    PSU Dying.

    modular isn't better. cityjim
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    Antec EA380D powerful enough?

    If you're looking for a gaming PSU out of the Antec then no. Simple computer workstation running MS Office and browsing the internet then yes it'd be fine. It only has 336 watts max off the 12v rails. Then there's the issue with multiple rails..... Single is better. cityjim
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    Combining PSU rails together

    no.
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    Klipsch Promedia 5.1's - Amp repair

    Like I stated before, the hard part is done by the thoughtful guys on http://www.thompdale.com/bash_amplifier/bash_amp.htm . All the schematics and diagrams are here. All you have to do is read. If you have a multimeter that measures caps and diodes you are in the game. First thing I would...
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    Klipsch Promedia 5.1's - Amp repair

    Check out the schematic here > http://www.thompdale.com/bash_amplifier/bash_amp.htm . Don't thing you can extend it unless your chop the end connector, insert longer wires then resolder end connector on. Pretty easy to do. It's a DIN cable anyway not a PS2. cityjim
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