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About LinkBacksJust looking at the inside of my Shuttle SN25P, and the label on the PSU.
Am I right that it has dual 12V rails, at 17A each, so 34A off that tiny wee thing? Or what else? I confused
Sounds pretty good!
ShMeE
Just looking at the inside of my Shuttle SN25P, and the label on the PSU.
Am I right that it has dual 12V rails, at 17A each, so 34A off that tiny wee thing? Or what else? I confused
Sounds pretty good!
ShMeE
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You are right, dual railed....
Now shuttle need to make a 425W version for dual 7800GTX
6014 3DMk 05Originally Posted by Errr...me
Shmee could you tell me what power connectors are on that PSU?
And also do you know if for a PCI-E card you need to plug 2 molexes into an adapter to power it, as I just got a card and the PCI-E power adapter has 2 molex inputs on one end!
Last edited by bertie; 24-08-2005 at 01:14 PM.
There's hardly enough space for dual 7800GTXs!
Just looking at the connectors from the PSU, and this is what there is:
3x SATA Power Cable
A 6-pin (3x2) and an 8-pin (4x2) cable that go to the mobo
2x 4-pin Molex
I think to use the PCI-e card, u only need one of the molexes, but i'm confused as to why there are quite so few in here.
ShMeE
Last edited by Shmee150; 24-08-2005 at 02:32 PM.
Current: Shuttle SX58J3, i7 950, Corsair 16GB, 2x 1.5TB, XFX 6850 1GB, 3x Samsung 23" 1920x1080, 5760x1080 = AWESOME!
Laptop: Vaio Z (13.3")
Hexus Trust ¦ Shmee150.co.uk (Supercar Blog)
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