What wattage of a psu do you's suggest considering the amount of HDD's?
Mark
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The peak load of a HDD is about 6-20W, depending on the specific HDD model. If you've enough SATA power connectors for each disk you can be assured the PSU will power them without issue. Normally a single Molex connector should be able to power a good high stack of HDDs, depending on the current the appropriate (+3v (mostly unused), +5v & +12v for sata disks) rails can push out. So check the manufacturers specs of the HDD model you're buying, and match them up to the specs of any prospective PSUs.
neonplanet40 (03-12-2009)
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