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Originally posted by: Pabster
First off, 20A on the +12v is LOW. Many higher-end supplies do 40A+ on that rail. Don't just look at total wattage! There are 450 watt supplies that are superior to some "600" watt models.
Secondly, overclocking isn't guaranteed. If everything runs properly at STOCK speed, then nothing is "defective".
Originally posted by: Kromis
Originally posted by: Pabster
First off, 20A on the +12v is LOW. Many higher-end supplies do 40A+ on that rail. Don't just look at total wattage! There are 450 watt supplies that are superior to some "600" watt models.
Secondly, overclocking isn't guaranteed. If everything runs properly at STOCK speed, then nothing is "defective".
Can you show me one? I don't believe I've seen anything higher than 30v on that rail.
Unless you are talking about 2, 3, or even 4 rail power supplies.
Originally posted by: Kromis
Can you show me one? I don't believe I've seen anything higher than 30v on that rail.
Unless you are talking about 2, 3, or even 4 rail power supplies.
Originally posted by: wizboy11
I belive the PC Power and Cooling has the highest amperage on any single 12v rail.
It has 34. (i think?)
Originally posted by: kschaffner
I have a MSI AL-B500E.