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In the specs it says it has 3 12v rails with 22 amps, 22 amps, 25amps- 0.5amps respectively. Now if I am doing my math right that should equal 832 watts of power on the 12v rails. Now I know this is maximum power and not realistically acheivable. These could be "virtual rails" rather then real rails, like the rails used on the antec nio power psu's, and the 12v25amp rail could be showing the maximum 12v power draw possible from that power. There doesn't seem to be any reviews for it online though... with 85% efficientcy for this model, do you think it could hold up to 650 or 700 watts of power? I don't need to push it that high, but I would be interested to know before I purchase it. I would feel comfortable pushing it up to the 500 watt mark later if I new that I could do that.
Anybody have any experience with this model or a similar antec?
In the specs it says it has 3 12v rails with 22 amps, 22 amps, 25amps- 0.5amps respectively. Now if I am doing my math right that should equal 832 watts of power on the 12v rails. Now I know this is maximum power and not realistically acheivable. These could be "virtual rails" rather then real rails, like the rails used on the antec nio power psu's, and the 12v25amp rail could be showing the maximum 12v power draw possible from that power. There doesn't seem to be any reviews for it online though... with 85% efficientcy for this model, do you think it could hold up to 650 or 700 watts of power? I don't need to push it that high, but I would be interested to know before I purchase it. I would feel comfortable pushing it up to the 500 watt mark later if I new that I could do that.
Anybody have any experience with this model or a similar antec?