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    nForce 6150/430 boards: Power Consumption

    Yeah, I was looking at that one, too ;) I've been buying Aopen cases largely because of the quiet and reliable 300/350 FSPs that they bundle with the budget cases, like the H450 series. They're definitely quiet, but not quiet enough for this build; we're talking Yate-Loons at 7v and hard...
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    AMD and northbridges

    The A8N boards don't have a Northbridge as such - it does indeed sound like you need to do some catching up! ;) The nForce4 boards use a single chip solution, known as an "MCP" in nVidia jargon. Check out the nForce 4 tech data: http://www.nvidia.com/page/nforce4.html In particular, look...
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    nForce 6150/430 boards: Power Consumption

    Yeah, I've already worked out the overall wattage required using the extreme psu calculator jobbie, but that info means nothing if the 12v rail can't cope with the amperage required... But, if Danman's running a 250w, then a 330w S12 sounds like it'll be fine for my purposes. I'm in the UK...
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    nForce 6150/430 boards: Power Consumption

    Hello all :) I was just wondering if anyone has a rough idea of how much power a typical 6150/430 motherboard requires? I'm trying to work out how many amps I'm going to need on the 12v rail in particular, before trying to cram a new PSU into an Aspire X-Qpack, as part of my current project -...
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