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Originally Posted by corky dorkelson  Link is broken |
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| During the CeBIT show we had a chance to take a look at CoolerMaster's interesting system consisting of five mini-ITX motherboards with Intel's quad core CPUs running under full load with one CoolerMaster 1000W PSU. All of these CPUs adds to a total of 20 cores running at 53.2GHz. Just to make things fair, the system also has five hard drives and five DVD drives, and even if we are looking at mini-ITX motherboards with integrated graphics we must admit that it does look impressive. The entire setup was connected to five LCDs showing that it was running at full load all the time. The system looks impressive and CoolerMaster's 1000W PSU certainly has enough juice for it. We weren't able to check out the full consumption but the system was looking stable, at least for the time being. |
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Originally Posted by CallmeRoth 20 cores and 53GHz. |
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No, the article in your link talks about how many CPUs stuffed in one PC. Aaroman's link talks about Coolermaster's PSU.
Originally Posted by corky dorkelson Thanks Aaroman. Cool article, but it is a bit old. http://www.overclock.net/hardware-ne...esktop-pc.html |
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4Chan internet Meme thing.
Originally Posted by 0m3g4 meh, for the article.... but wth is this "sauce" now being used instead of source? |
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I got a 750 watt, but I'm planning on doing crossfire down the road, and I have 7 harddrives.
The most you really need for a single GPU setup is about 500 watts though.
Originally Posted by mfb412 *sigh* some people i know REALLY need to see this, the guy got a 600w for a Q6600, a 4870 1 gig and a P5Q... |
The most you really need for a single GPU setup is about 500 watts though.
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Very true. We have people buying 750TXs for systems with E7200s and 4850s.
Originally Posted by RonindeBeatrice No news here. People have been exaggerating Pc PSU requirements for a few years now. noobs are scared into thinking that their new GPU will require a 600W+ unit. |
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