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picoPSU's powering low Wattage desktop CPU-based system
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05-04-08
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picoPSU's powering low Wattage desktop CPU-based system
picoPSU's powering low Wattage desktop CPU-based system
__________________So I am working on a project, the details of which you will have to wait on  I am wondering if I had like one of those AMD X2-BE CPU's (or a lower Wattage Intel CPU if it exists, please let me know if it does), undervolted it at stock speed just to shave a few extra watts off, and had it in a system with just a hd/cd-rom being the only other things drawing power (mobo and ram draw very little), if a 120W PicoPSU would be enough for this....120W PicoPSU means 120W at 12V BUT I don't know how strong the 5v/3v rails are. Here is a link to the 120W PicoPSU. I would be using this with the corresponding 120W AC Adapter. According to wattage calculations it should be enough but I am not perfectly sure, and don't want to 'test' it out before consulting the gurus here.
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05-05-08
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i found a solution
__________________http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817374002 as thick as the mobo WOOT i am so stoked about this project
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