+12v = 12A, powerful enough for a a64?

[2wiced]

title explains it all, he wil ave a 3000+ socket 754 and nf3 dfi UT, also a 9800 pro.

 

[jonnyGURU]

No.

 

[2wiced]

thanks, do u know a good powersupply under 40 bucks? or even cheaper.

 

[JTY]

This SuperFlower should run it. However, a bigger PSU would be better.

http://www.directron.com/4fanpsu.html

 

[jonnyGURU]

Actually, that TTGI only has 18A on the 12V rail, but for an A64 and an ATI, that should be enough. All other things being average of course (2 hard drives, 2 optical drives, 3 fans, etc.)

 

[[Spectre]]

I really wish that directron had the SuperFlower in 14cm fan for all the line, how about you jonny?

 

[jonnyGURU]

That 140MM fan is COOOOOOOL SHIZZZZZZNIT!!!!!

 

[[Spectre]]

That 140MM fan is COOOOOOOL SHIZZZZZZNIT!!!!!

Yeah even on the highest setting the thing is dead quiet compared to the 120mm fan in the Cavalier 1 it is in.

 

[_Korruption_]

I've got some questions about that 140mm fan. Firstly, unless it is spinning really slowly, all the airflow generated would produce a lot of backpressure from the insides of the PSU being so dense. Secondly, with all the airflow moving, how is the noise? Not in terms of bearing noise, but just the noise of sheer airflow turbulence?

 

[[Spectre]]

I've got some questions about that 140mm fan. Firstly, unless it is spinning really slowly, all the airflow generated would produce a lot of backpressure from the insides of the PSU being so dense.

I don't have the exact speed for the fan.......but I leave it on low override and the LED's are just barely being whipped fast enough to avoid a seizure.

Secondly, with all the airflow moving, how is the noise? Not in terms of bearing noise, but just the noise of sheer airflow turbulence?

Even when I crank it up to it's fastest overrride setting I can't hear it over the 120mm case fan. When I unplug the 120mm case fan the 140mm is much much much quieter than the case fan was. Should I go buy a decibel meter?

 

[jonnyGURU]

That 140MM is really quiet. Even compared with everything else I've thrown up on the bench. I can't think of any other PSU's that was as quiet.