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Enermax power supply

Discussion in 'Other Hardware' started by codeseven, Aug 26, 2002.

  1. codeseven Newcomer, in training Posts: 48

    I've got a stock Gateway Performance 933 which uses a 200w power supply.I plan on purchasing an MSI G4 Ti4600 card and would like to upgrade my power supply to 350w using an Enermax brand.Two different 350w Enermax units are litsed on Pricewatch,EG365P-VE & EG365P-VE(FM).Whats the difference in the two and which one should I get for my Gateway comp.? Thanks in advance!
  2. Tweakster Newcomer, in training Posts: 224

    Links would make life easyer.
  3. StormBringer Newcomer, in training Posts: 2,871

    I think this is what you are looking for.

    EG365P-VE

    ATX 2.03 & ATX +12V 1.1 Version. Pentium 4 supported !
    AMD Desirable Mechanical Version !!
    Gold plated connectors provide perfect conduction.
    Compliant with AMD K7.
    Dual fan design of E type PSU and all with thermal control function.
    +5Vsb output current 2.2A output
    Cable tube tied design for neatness.
    Noiseless & High MTBF

    EG365P-VE(FMA)

    AMD K7 and Intel ATX +12V 1.1 and ATX 2.03 version (Pentium 4 fully support)
    Ultra cooling design: one 9 cm fan intake heat and one 8 cm fan exhaust heat
    ---AMD recommended version
    FMA function (Fan Speed monitored by M/B & Adjustable)
    9cm Thermal Control Fan
    Low Noise
    High MTBF
  4. codeseven Newcomer, in training Posts: 48

    Thanks StormBringer,
    Are these diffacult to install? How?
  5. svtcobra TechSpot Paladin Posts: 875

    Code, the GW case wont accpet an "aftermarket" PSU. You are going to have to buy a case while your at it. Also, get the next PSU up from the 365. I think its 431w. I have it and it is very stable.

    BTW, I work for GW so I see this all the time.