Hi Dragan :) > was thinking about a raptoxx-500W-professional, with an 120mm super > low noise fan.
Looks similar to my power supply. The design with the inlying 12cm fan is equal to mine. My "Jersey CP4-420WS" (this is the correct name), s. http://www.reichelt.de/?;ACTION=3;LA=4;GROUP=EA6;GROUPID=752;ARTICLE=70908;START=0;SORT=artnr;OFFSET=16;SID=28vsqucawQARwAAFxONvsfd5145ed79307523de956c17daf6b40a, isn't advertised with a "super low noise fan", but it seems to be equipped with a "super low noise fan". I don't think that there will be massive differences. That way the Raptoxx seems to be fine. I can't say anything about the 500W. It's essential to know about the ampere, that are able for the different voltages. I don't know how much ampere are needed, for what voltage. The allocation for the ampere is different from power supply to power supply. The overall watts doesn't say a lot. You should asked the dealer. For me the Raptoxx seems to be to expensive, but maybe the fan is better than the one in my power supply and it might be possible, that the Raptoxx fan can rotate faster without making more noise. I assume the Raptoxx would fit to your hardware needs and it seems to be a high quality power supply, but I don't know. Don't forget to pay attention to the connectors, not only from the power supply, also for the slots on the motherboard, e.g. SATA, PATA etc., especially the PCI-slots. I have only 2 PCI and 2 different PCI express slots and one of the PCI express is already used by the board itself, to enable HDMI. I haven't enough PCI-slots for all my needs, but I had to buy it that way, because I hadn't and haven't enough money for something better. Only a ASRock seems to be better, but I know ASRock as not very Linux friendly for my old motherboard. The ASUS M2A-VM HDMI is fine with Linux, except of the ATI graphics and not enough PCI and PATA. I think you are right with your set. You should asked the dealer if all components will fit together and maybe if he will guaranty you, that it will be fine with Linux. I don't know dealers that will give a warranty like this and it looks like you don't need it for your hardware. Cheers, Ralf
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