How many watts do I need for a power supply?

[Gamingphreek]

Or, they COULD have been pissed at you for the tone you took. Just a thought!

Just look at their past thread. Not only that i believe nfamous PMed me because my comments were so "way over the top" he felt he had to post and tell me that. Please, harsh yes, over the top; not by any means!

-Kevin

 

[nfamous]

No, I PM'ed you in response to something you implied about me earlier. I thought it would be more appropriate to do that instead of keeping it going in public.

 

[Gamingphreek]

Originally posted by: nfamous
No, I PM'ed you in response to something you implied about me earlier. I thought it would be more appropriate to do that instead of keeping it going in public.

The way you talked to the OP was waaaay out of line IMO, and it made me mad.

I beg to differ.

You talk nicer

Not trying to be an asshole, but no. As i replied, i dont need a lecture from you, so stop.

-Kevin

 

[nfamous]

I'm done.

 

[Damodred]

For some reason I stumbled upon this thread and just to clear something:

Ampere and Wattage is something important but in this case nothing he should be worried about.

I run 16 harddrives myself since two years back on an Aspire 500w and no problems here. Stable all over and its an overclocked system with two raid5 setups and a decent graphiccard.

I run my system in a chieftec fulltower maxtrix style and got no problem with temperatures.
About the prices, the 500gb disks are about 4x more expensive here in Sweden than compared with the 250gb and 300gb- disks so we are on the same setup here. 6x200 and 8x300 plus 2x80gb in raid1 as systemdisk

Hopefully you are up and running by now. Id be interested in what kind of setup you went for after asking here. Also remember that no raid, regardless of form, is here to replace a real backup!