Greg,
RE: Who makes the PCPC psus. This is the second time you have
shared this assertion:
At 11:03 03/01/2008 -0600, Greg wrote:
snip
...
I personally wouldn't ever buy anything that wasn't SeaSonic or SPI/FSP
OEM'd. Funny thing is that most of the PCPC units were, at least up until
Correction to our issues with the power supplies.
The rest of them are going strong.
Turns out we had a dying K7S5A that was killing power supplies (even a
little smoke, etc).
Moved to the A64 board, and the rest of the K7S5A boards, and they are fine.
Harry
j
Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 05:06 PM 01/03/2008, j maccraw wrote:
Still waiting for reply from Antec as to if they will
stand behind this junk
unit w/ 1year of use on it even though it's past
warranty. Not holding my breath
likely never buying another Antec.
I missed the beginning of this
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At 05:06 PM 01/03/2008, j maccraw wrote:
Still waiting for reply from Antec
I hear ya Duncan, PCPC would be fine but as you say
those models not being made
anymore! :(
Right now I've found a Rosewill (ATNG OEM'd) that I'd
buy as last resort before
no-name, it has the right specs:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817182010
Still looking for other
You vouce for them as reputable brands Harry? I know
there are units out there
just can't find the brands I know are good still
selling ATX 1.3 units.
Harry McGregor wrote:
Well, on paper this one specs out.
I have a couple on order for a few spare boxes, but
I don't have them on
hand:
j,
Can not help much. My A7N8X-deluxe is powered by a PCPC TC300-slim. It is
no longer made.
I also have 2 PCPC T51ATX-DX powering my 2 A7N8X-E-deluxe m/bs. They are
510W w/40A on the +5v line. Can not find them either on the PCPC
site.. :(
I know the PCPC is expensive, but I have has
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You vouce for them as reputable brands Harry? I know
there are units out there
just can't find the brands I know are good still
selling ATX
j maccraw wrote:
You vouce for them as reputable brands Harry? I know
there are units out there
just can't find the brands I know are good still
selling ATX 1.3 units.
I have this one on order for a few small/cheap builds reusing older
parts, etc.
I can probably let you know what I
Harry McGregor wrote:
j maccraw wrote:
You vouce for them as reputable brands Harry? I
know
there are units out there just can't find the
brands I know are good
still
selling ATX 1.3 units.
I have this one on order for a few small/cheap
builds reusing older
parts, etc.
I can
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Date: Fri, 29 Feb 2008 22:37:20
To:hardware@hardwaregroup.com
Subject: Re: [H] probably a really dumb question
ALong these lines:
What brand ATX PSU is good available for a A7N8X
mobo that needs 35A+ on the
5V line?
Seems my dead CPU was not dead but rather my Antec
TP480 Blue drooping
and their cable lengths
are all messed up, even for their own damn cases.
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Date: Fri, 29 Feb 2008 22:37:20
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ALong these lines
Well, on paper this one specs out.
I have a couple on order for a few spare boxes, but I don't have them on
hand:
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=480W-PWR-BLKcat=PWRcpc=PWRbsc
* *Power Specifications:*
* +3.3V, 32.0A
* +5V, 36.0A
* +12V, 16.0A
* -12V, 0.6A
* -5V,
Have an Asus K8V-SE motherboard with a bad AMD chip. Also have a system with a
socket a 1 gig Athlon chip. Model 1131
Will the Socket A work in the Socket 754 Asus board? I am fairly sure it won't
and am researching now, but the answer here will probably be quicker than my
research! :)
You are correct, socket A and Socket 754 are totally different, one is
using HT, and the other EV6 for it's bus.
If you are looking for a cheap S754 chip, take a look here:
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=SDA3000AI02BX-Ncpc=SCH
No way. Completely different pins and chip architectures. Thats why they are
different socket names :)
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Sent: 28 February 2008 20:29
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Subject: [H] probably a really dumb question
as it is, if a mb is not outrageous I might take
a shot at replacing it. The shop wants almost 800 for board and install.
Thanks again,
harvey
Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2008 13:45:57 -0700
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Subject: Re: [H] probably a really dumb question
You are correct
What is the exact model Toshiba.
My guess is Toshiba direct, the part is ~$600-700 range.
Harry
Harvey Best wrote:
Thanks all, I figured as much. My lap top is down with a bad motherboard, at
least according to the local repair shop, and my desktop (the 754) is
a really dumb question
What is the exact model Toshiba.
My guess is Toshiba direct, the part is ~$600-700 range.
Harry
Harvey Best wrote:
Thanks all, I figured as much. My lap top is down with a bad motherboard,
at least according to the local repair
Harvey Best wrote:
Its a Toshiba Satellite PSM40V-07001.
The shop was saying 500 for part and 250-300 install.
That is probably about right. Based on the specs of the laptop, I don't
think I would consider putting $500 into it.
Take a look at this laptop:
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