Since I'm putting an AMD board in my system (http://www.vfaq.com/Case/), I don't need the P4 cables from the Enermax PSU. However, I'm wondering if I can use the 12V square-plugged P4 cable to power my CCFLs. I'll be running up to 4 CCFLs at once, 1 12" and 3 4"), so I don't know if the P4 12V cable can handle the amperage of 4 CCFLs.
Does anyone know the amperage/wattage capacity of the 12V P4 cables on an Enermax EG465P-VE(FCA) PSU? I'm not sure if http://www.enermax.com.tw/products/switch-main.htm has the info I need or not, it doesn't seem to split out the P4 lines.
I'm using the CCFLs from BGMicro, it LOOKS like the 12" will output 500-600Vrms, but it doesn't list the max INPUT wattage/amperage for the PWR1110 inverter. The 4" inverters output 200-260Vrms, but again, no INPUT wattage/amperage is listed. Does anyone know roughly how much input wattage/amperage is needed for these CCFLs?
Does anyone know the amperage/wattage capacity of the 12V P4 cables on an Enermax EG465P-VE(FCA) PSU? I'm not sure if http://www.enermax.com.tw/products/switch-main.htm has the info I need or not, it doesn't seem to split out the P4 lines.
I'm using the CCFLs from BGMicro, it LOOKS like the 12" will output 500-600Vrms, but it doesn't list the max INPUT wattage/amperage for the PWR1110 inverter. The 4" inverters output 200-260Vrms, but again, no INPUT wattage/amperage is listed. Does anyone know roughly how much input wattage/amperage is needed for these CCFLs?
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