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I'm happy to report that as much as a GTX 260 and i7 860 will work on the stock PSU. I haven't tried stress tests, but I have played some both CPU and GPU heavy games such as starcraft 2 beta, left 4 dead 2, heroes of newerth, and gta4 and I have never seen the power consumption go above 230 on...
I've been wondering if it would be possible to use a dual PSU setup with the picoPSU as the primary PSU powering the motherboard/chipset/cpu etc. while the stock PSU gives juice to the GPU, hard drive and other peripherals. People have done this with massive atx cases before, for their high...
Just curious, has some1 tried using dual psus w stock and a picopsu? A pico psu should be enough to power everything but the gpu in even a q9550 setup, so you use the pico for the primary and the stock psu to power the GPU and the peripherals.
yeah, I know PS3 has bluetooth and usb so the possibility exists to install ubuntu on the PS3 to get the whole PC gaming experience on it. I havent tried installing linux on mine yet so I couldnt tell you.
Unfortunatley I am away for offshore work for a few weeks so I cant actually try this...
I stumbled upon this website before and remember reading about it in a linux magazine, brushing it off as improbable, but there seem to be a decent amount of hype about this. I just havent seen any reviews or testimonies regarding bandwidth issues or lag or artifacts and was wondering if anyone...