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How do you determine the Total amount of amps on the 12v rail?
- Thread starter Joseph Locicero
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Solution
You need to know how many watts the PSU is putting out on it's 12v rails in total.
For example, this one
Is putting out 360W on the +12v rails. You take that number and divide it by 12v and you get 30A.
Note that some companies hide how many watts are being put out on the +12v rails. Shady characters they are.
For example, this one
Is putting out 360W on the +12v rails. You take that number and divide it by 12v and you get 30A.
Note that some companies hide how many watts are being put out on the +12v rails. Shady characters they are.
jimthenagual
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You need to know how many watts the PSU is putting out on it's 12v rails in total.
For example, this one
Is putting out 360W on the +12v rails. You take that number and divide it by 12v and you get 30A.
Note that some companies hide how many watts are being put out on the +12v rails. Shady characters they are.
For example, this one
Is putting out 360W on the +12v rails. You take that number and divide it by 12v and you get 30A.
Note that some companies hide how many watts are being put out on the +12v rails. Shady characters they are.
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