Acer Aspire PSU

I'm going to build a cheap computer inside an Acer Aspire 3200 case. Are Acer PSU's compatible with other components? I am going to use a Celeron 1.2 256K, WD 40 GB 7200 HDD, 2X 256MB Simpletech PC133, a 4X CDROM, a floppy drive, and whichever tualatin motherboard with onboard video and ethernet is cheapest on newegg when I order.

The Acer PSU is a Tiger 140W. I want to be sure nothing is going to fry because of the PSU before I order the components and put them together.

This is a Micro ATX case with SFX type power supply, correct? These are a small form factor power supply with standard ATX outputs, they work on nearly any board. As for it being 140W...that's fairly small, it would probably work with onboard video however.

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Doubtfull, if you did you could be a slightly better replacement.

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I just found these numbers on the PSU, do they mean anything?

+5V max A = 15.0
+12V max A = 3.0
-12V max A = 0.3
+3.3V max A = 12.0
5Vsb max A = 1.0

I noticed that a lot of the new PSU's seem to have 10 A for the +12V, will that make a differece?