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Do different Power Supplies change sleep? fans on/off?

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I want my new PC to sleep without my case fans and CPU fans running in standy. I had to change the S1 and S3 settings in BIOS to even get it to sleep. The other way it went into a death reboot when I tried to wake it from sleep. apparently this was because the S! setting didnt alow for the power supply to remain on with power to the sleep components. Do different power supplies change the way a computer sleeps? Do some have a "trickle" voltage that allows for sleep withoput having the motherboard energized? Does anyone know who to ask. I come here because this is the best ont the net!!! I need an intellegent answer. Do power supplies vary in the way they let your computer sleep? I cant justify letting my cpu fan run all the time. I built this machine as a HTPC. It needs to sleep then wake to record then back to sleep. System is Gigabyte GA-EP45_UD3P, Intel Q9650 @3.87, Patriot Viper Ram 1066(8500) 4 Gigs, WD 640 Gig primary and 2 WD750 Raid 0 for storage, and the product in question an OCZ 700 Watt GameXtream. Thanks in advance for any imput! I know I have the right people to ask.

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