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Some PSUs cannot handle heavy cross-loading so one or more rail will go out of spec when another rail is heavily loaded.
For example, on some of the old group regulated design PSUs, the +3.3V or +5V rail will go out of spec if the +12V is heavily loaded like what could happen on today's modern systems.
For example, on some of the old group regulated design PSUs, the +3.3V or +5V rail will go out of spec if the +12V is heavily loaded like what could happen on today's modern systems.
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