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  1. 08-01-2004, 06:50 PM #1
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    Enough power for FlexATX?

    Here's what I have:
    Shuttle FV24 FlexATX motherboard
    Pentium 3 1GHz CPU
    512MB PC133 RAM
    40GB 7200RPM hard drive
    probably a USB DVD-ROM
    probably 7" Lilliput w/ touchscreen

    Do you think the Opus 90 or Morex 80 would offer enough power, or am I going to be stuck with getting the Opus 150?
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    i'd suggest the 150W... 7200rpm HD's use a lot as does standard pc133 ram, about 10W per stick.
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