Here's a place to look:
Lindsay Computer Systems, http://www.jump.net/~lcs
Austin, Texas. 512-719-5257. Asus based systems, Asus Products.
Gary.
Gusi wrote in message <7781eq$rlr$1...@diana.bcn.ibernet.es>...
Quiet, high performance, and 50K-100Khrs MTBF !
Jimmy
I have a PC Power & Cooling 300 watt supply on my system, and the fan
alone (45 CFM) makes it well worth the money.
MC
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I'd say ditto on the PC Power & Cooling 300Watt power supply (I have the
Turbo-Cool 300 ATX model).
Running:
Overclocked PII 333 (at 412 MHz, with 128 megs RAM)
2 HDs
3 CDs (2 SCSI, 1 EIDE DVD)
4 PCI cards (video card, VooDoo1 card, SCSI card, DVD decoder)
2 ISA cards
SCSI tape backup drive
floppy drive, PDA docking station
2 extra case fans
3 OSes (DOS 6.22/Win3.1, Win95 OSR2.1, & NT4 Workstation)
Plenty of power. I like this power supply's fan design (blows air out of the
case). It's expensive, but worth it.
As for what to look for in a PS, there are a few very important specs re: DC
voltage output, load regulation, etc. that I don't recall offhand. There are
a few websites that will have some info. on this. I know the PC Power &
Cooling PS had the required numbers when I was researching the issue.
Good Luck
Des
What important in a power supply is its tolerances for line conditions,
and the PC powercooling seem to handle those.
DCWhitty wrote:
>I'm considering to replace my ATX 230Watts power supply because it's giving
>wrong voltages. What power supplis in the market are the best? What I must
>check when I buy one? Better 300Wats for 2HD,2CD,4 PCI cards?
>Thanks in advance
>
Go to Buyz.com for the best price for the PC Power&Cooling power
supply. It's cheaper from them than buying directly from PC
Power&Cooling themselves.
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