Can 1000W PS run 18 400GB SATA drives?

[Asthmaboy]

Originally posted by: SuperFreaky
Can you recommend a good redundant power supply?

Athena 658W is all I see at newegg. I've never heard of them

Also, it would be nice if it fit in a Lian-Li V2000

Damn, I LOVE that Lian Li case becaause it reminds me of the G5.
😀

 

[GamerExpress]

Originally posted by: Fullmetal Chocobo
I would rather use two power supplies instead of one big one. Worked for me. $500 vs 2x$129... Makes a lot more sense to me.

Yep I agree, well sort of. i would actually go with a redundant PSU

 

[wkinney]

Originally posted by: foodfightr
http://www.monarchcomputer.com/Merchant...e=M&Product_Code=100340&AFFIL=FRG&NR=1

If you buy this PSU, please PM me so I can call you the man. I can't even fathom how much clean power this thing will push out.

*DROOL*

But seriously, if you're investing in all of those drives- wouldn't you want to just get the best? PP&C

I really hope you didn't just paste that link to get the referral money, as i seem to see "AFFIL=FRG" in the link

 

[ribbon13]

FRG is froogle, so he wont get any money. It's because he searched with this. Now sit down because you didn't come across as smart as you thought you would.

This is my suggestion

 

[wkinney]

Originally posted by: ribbon13
FRG is froogle, so he wont get any money. It's because he searched with this. Now sit down because you didn't come across as smart as you thought you would.

This is my suggestion

I wasn't trying to be smart, I was simply inquiring.

 

[jimbob200521]

what about saving quite a bit of money and getting a pc p&c 850 of 550sli power supply? that should save the op a good chunk of money, and still be pleanty of power to do what he wants to do. 🙂