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Discussion in 'Audio and Video' started by zeymo, Nov 15, 2009.

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  1. red1776 Omnipotent Ruler of the Universe

  2. zeymo Newcomer, in training

    Yeah , none of the "little PSU" that I found pass the 270w mark.

    Check this. http://http://www.directron.com/fsp27060le.html

    and this http://www.censuspc.com/Sparkle-Power-SPI270LE-270-Watts-FLEX-ATX-20-24-Pin-RoHS-Power-Supply-Bulk-pack-pr-5902.html

    Now I found this 300w woot! http://www.directron.com/flex0130b.html

    ***UPDATE***

    Im now thinking on moving the insides to a bigger case, so I can just get a decent PSU plus I get the extra space and ventilation.

    This might be my choice : http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=5250569&CatId=32
    This should work right? I mean, as far I could research, my motherboard (HERE) should fit in there without any problems right?

    Anyway, any suggestions?
  3. denns25 Newcomer, in training

    red1776:
    the site you mentioned is about to release a device that can power the video card from outside the computer case without disturbing the existing power supply configuration.

    disclaimer: I am affiliated with the site that red1776 mentioned.
  4. kimsland Ex-TechSpotter

    Are you aware of any higher wattage Power Supplies than the one red1776 mentioned (270 Watt :( )
  5. zeymo Newcomer, in training

    Sure!

    After some hours (literally) of searching I found this one. Seems reliable and well , the best mini-PSU of 270w+ available out there.

    300w mini-PSU : http://www.directron.com/flex0130b.html

    Could you link it please? :D
  6. zeymo Newcomer, in training

    Care to explain? :confused:
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