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WuGgaRoO
26 Jun 2003, 05:45am
I wanna buy three 350 psus... I wanna have one dual p2 450mhz system, one 2.4ghz p4 system, and one xp1900+ system.
I was wondering if 350watts is enuf for all of these to run and if there is any real difference between the 350 watt psus listed here
http://www.newegg.com/app/Viewproduct.asp?DEPA=&submit=Go&description=enermax&searchdepa=0&srchFor=350
if anyone wants to suggest other psu companies...feel free
Clutch
26 Jun 2003, 06:09am
Are you on a budget of any kind? How many optical and hdd's you looking at for each system, along with case fans and all.
WuGgaRoO
26 Jun 2003, 06:20am
well, these will all be folding rigs...so i dont really need optical etc in them...ill prolly have only a floppy...and a 8xdvd drive in there JUST to set up windows
for the dual p2 ill have a 13.6gig maxtor harddrive
and 256megs of pc100 ram
for the athlon ill have a 40 gig maxtor hd (5400rpm)
256 of pc2100 ram
for the p4 ill have a 30 gig maxtor hs (5400rpm)
256 of pc2100 ram
and im not really on a budget...but i dont wanna spend an exorbant amount of money on these psus seeing how theyll only be used for folding
Clutch
26 Jun 2003, 03:08pm
Ok considering what you will be using the computers for, and not having and optical drives or anything sucking out a lot of power, I would say you should be safe. Now if these were going to be servers or gaming machines with higher specs I would suggest another model, etc...
WuGgaRoO
27 Jun 2003, 01:07am
so the first model listed seems to be good enough huh???
what if i do add an optical drive (probably just a 52x cdrom) do u still suggest that setup
Clutch
27 Jun 2003, 04:35am
The first model listed seems good to me, for what you will be using the system for. As for adding an optical drive, if your adding just a cdrom then you should also be fine. Will the cdrom be permanent? will it be used regularly? I ran a pentium III 650mhz, one dvd drive, and one 8x burner and 512 sdram with a 30 and 60 gb hard drive for like a year with no problems. oh and this was on a 120w psu, talking about pushing the limits, hehe
WuGgaRoO
27 Jun 2003, 03:23pm
:wow: man....now that is pushing limits.... thanks for your help cluth!!
Clutch
27 Jun 2003, 09:02pm
haha you are soo right, I just knew the psu was going to start smoking any time but it didnt, but I'm sure if I were to use it any longer that way then it would have caused a fire. Glad I could be of some assistance :beer:
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