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Thread: Any chance of a 150-200W M1-atx?

  1. 01-14-2005, 05:03 AM #1
    rainman1
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    Any chance of a 150-200W M1-atx?

    Just curious if a 150-200W M1-atx is in the works...anyone? I am using a microATX motherboard with a mobile athlon (45W) which seems to me needs AT LEAST 4A to be able to run. I am getting such a headache trying to figure out what the best power option is!

    thanks!
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  2. 01-14-2005, 09:19 AM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by rainman1
    I am getting such a headache trying to figure out what the best power option is!
    OPUS 150, done.
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    opus does 5 amps max at 12v... if its at least 4amps, and at most 6, opus MAY work i think "peak" is 6.5amps at 12v on opus
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  4. 01-15-2005, 12:37 AM #4
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    OPUS 150 probably would work, but I don't have $200 for a power supply! If you think about it, that's more than the MB, cpu, HD combined! Looking for a cheaper, 1 piece solution
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    PW-200V plus 7.2Ah sealed lead acid battery tank circuit. That's the route I'm going. It'll be sub-$100 total when I'm done (of course it'll cost me more since I'm buying spare components in case I blow them up...!).
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