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a64 3400 psu ?

Just look at the config. of the PSU. If it has 20a on the 12v rail is should work (barely). If it has at least 30a on the 12v rail then it should be awesome. Make sure it has the the pin motherboard connector then you should be in good shape.
 
Just looked at this PS. It could work. 26a on the 12v rail is mediocore for an A64. It has 52a on the 5v rail. It seems that is is more of a P4 PSU. Just remember that it's not the a matter of having hugh wattage. The power needs to be partitioned correctly.

I'm a memeber of several forums and most people with A64 seem to have the best uck with Enermax. I got the Enermax 460: 35a on 3v; 35a on 12v; 33a on12v. There is an Enermax 550w that has 35a on all rails. Just checkout newegg
 
funbun said:
Just looked at this PS. It could work.
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:eek: :eek: :eek:
I run dual MP2600s, 3 SCSI drives ranging from 10,000 to 15,000 RPM, multiple optical drives, 3 IDE 7,200RPM drives, and you're worried about this baby being able to power a run-of-the-mill A64 system? Give me a break guys.
funbun said:
It seems that is is more of a P4 PSU.
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How to you figure? Until the last few years, P4s were the only CPUs that drew off the +12v, but now the AMD cpus do as well.
 
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