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mokuj1m   01-20-2009 at 05:11:30 PM

500W 6 Output, AC Input design
> Operating temperature range from 0˚C to 50˚C
> Build in DC remote ON/OFF , PG/PF TTL signal
> Build in a 12cm Sleeve fan
> Compiles with FCC Class B,CISPR Pub. 22,
EN55022 Class B, and CE requirements
> UL/cUL E222785, TUV and CB EN 60950 certified
> MTBF 100KHRs @ 25˚C per MIL- HDBK-217F
> 2 years manufacturer warranty

 

· 20 + 4 Pins Motherboard Connectors
· 1 x SATA
Output Voltage Regulation Min .Load Max .Load Ripple
V1 +5V ±3% 0.5A 38.0A 50mV
V2 +12V1 ±3% 0.4A 18.0A 120mV
V3 +12V2 ±5% 0.4A 18.0A 120mV
V4 +3.3V ±3% 0.5A 30.0A 50mV
V5 -12V ±5% 0.0A 1.0A 120mV
V6 +5VSB ±5% 0.0A 2.0A 50mV

 

> Input Voltage 110V/230V
> Efficiency >68% @ full load ,nominal line
> Input Current 9A/5A max
> Inrush Current 80A max @230Vac 25˚C cold start
> Input Frequency 47~63 Hz
> Leakage Current 3.5mA max.

 


is this PSU enough to handle 9800 GT ?

 

thanks alot :)

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crusoe74   01-20-2009 at 06:39:40 PM
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mokuj1m wrote :

500W 6 Output, AC Input design
> Operating temperature range from 0˚C to 50˚C
> Build in DC remote ON/OFF , PG/PF TTL signal
> Build in a 12cm Sleeve fan
> Compiles with FCC Class B,CISPR Pub. 22,
EN55022 Class B, and CE requirements
> UL/cUL E222785, TUV and CB EN 60950 certified
> MTBF 100KHRs @ 25˚C per MIL- HDBK-217F
> 2 years manufacturer warranty

· 20 + 4 Pins Motherboard Connectors
· 1 x SATA
Output Voltage Regulation Min .Load Max .Load Ripple
V1 +5V ±3% 0.5A 38.0A 50mV
V2 +12V1 ±3% 0.4A 18.0A 120mV
V3 +12V2 ±5% 0.4A 18.0A 120mV
V4 +3.3V ±3% 0.5A 30.0A 50mV
V5 -12V ±5% 0.0A 1.0A 120mV
V6 +5VSB ±5% 0.0A 2.0A 50mV

> Input Voltage 110V/230V
> Efficiency >68% @ full load ,nominal line
> Input Current 9A/5A max
> Inrush Current 80A max @230Vac 25˚C cold start
> Input Frequency 47~63 Hz
> Leakage Current 3.5mA max.


is this PSU enough to handle 9800 GT ?

thanks alot :)



Yeah, that's fine.

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