250 watt 旧电源能否带动现在市面上主板和CPU?
250 watt 旧电源能否带动现在市面上主板和CPU?
I dun think so
DO not risk your hardwares with the low output power supply, the hurt is very serious.
The principle is, You can spend 50 dollars more on your power supply , to SAVE 100+ dollars on repairing the damaged HDD or motherboard if the power supply is too lousy.
I have personal experience on this, so have this strong feeling
The principle is, You can spend 50 dollars more on your power supply , to SAVE 100+ dollars on repairing the damaged HDD or motherboard if the power supply is too lousy.
I have personal experience on this, so have this strong feeling
I dun think soDO not risk your hardwares with the low output power supply, the hurt is very serious.
The principle is, You can spend 50 dollars more on your power supply , to SAVE 100+ dollars on repairing the damaged HDD or motherboard if the power supply is too lousy.
I have personal experience on this, so have this strong feeling
Depending on how much hardware you connect to the same power supply...
Personally, I'd been using an old 230 W power supply that I brought 5/6 years back, and had upgraded the whole system (M/B, RAM, CPU, etc.) to more modern models. I had had absolutely no problem with it since I had always tried to avoid connecting additional hardware to the same power supply. For example, I had externalized one of my HDDs that were the latest model, had connected monitor directly power outlet instead of the computer's power supply, ...
Of course, I'm no longer using such old power supply nowadays, as more new hardware like CD-R/W drives, big HDDs, USB devices, etc. all are draining power aggressively from the power supply.
In conclusion, if you manage your power distribution carefully, even a 250 W power supply is fine for modern computers (unless you are "heavy" hardware installed), though you might have to externalize some of the power drainers to power outlets.
Of course, I'm no longer using such old power supply nowadays, as more new hardware like CD-R/W drives, big HDDs, USB devices, etc. all are draining power aggressively from the power supply.
In conclusion, if you manage your power distribution carefully, even a 250 W power supply is fine for modern computers (unless you are "heavy" hardware installed), though you might have to externalize some of the power drainers to power outlets.
要看其本身质量如何
如果是实实在在的250w电源则决无问题
我现在用的电源就是标准250w最大输出320w，带着超了频的p4 northwood, GF4Ti, 双通道内存, 若干PCI卡， 5个硬盘， 3个光驱，经常连续工作几个星期也毫无怨言
我现在用的电源就是标准250w最大输出320w，带着超了频的p4 northwood, GF4Ti, 双通道内存, 若干PCI卡， 5个硬盘， 3个光驱，经常连续工作几个星期也毫无怨言
要看其本身质量如何如果是实实在在的250w电源则决无问题
我现在用的电源就是标准250w最大输出320w，带着超了频的p4 northwood, GF4Ti, 双通道内存, 若干PCI卡， 5个硬盘， 3个光驱，经常连续工作几个星期也毫无怨言
wow... you are really burning your power supply huh...
dare not do that. I did similar thing last time, and sufferred occasional data error with my HDD (so externalized some devices). I think the stability of the local electricity supply is crucial too.
Depending on how much hardware you connect to the same power supply...Personally, I'd been using an old 230 W power supply that I brought 5/6 years back, and had upgraded the whole system (M/B, RAM, CPU, etc.) to more modern models. I had had absolutely no problem with it since I had always tried to avoid connecting additional hardware to the same power supply. For example, I had externalized one of my HDDs that were the latest model, had connected monitor directly power outlet instead of the computer's power supply, ...
Of course, I'm no longer using such old power supply nowadays, as more new hardware like CD-R/W drives, big HDDs, USB devices, etc. all are draining power aggressively from the power supply.
In conclusion, if you manage your power distribution carefully, even a 250 W power supply is fine for modern computers (unless you are "heavy" hardware installed), though you might have to externalize some of the power drainers to power outlets.
ya, at least have to ease the burden of the power supply. the idea is there,
do not let it in charge of the hardwares that exceeds its capability
wow... you are really burning your power supply huh...dare not do that. I did similar thing last time, and sufferred occasional data error with my HDD (so externalized some devices). I think the stability of the local electricity supply is crucial too.
ya, so I discarded the boundled power supply with the casing, and bought it
seperatedly with 96 dollars in simlim.
I do not believe the output of the boundled power supply with the cheap casings.
I surfferred from the damage of one mother board.
血淋淋的教训....
I do not believe the output of the boundled power supply with the cheap casings.
I surfferred from the damage of one mother board.
血淋淋的教训....
ya, so I discarded the boundled power supply with the casing, and bought itseperatedly with 96 dollars in simlim.
I do not believe the output of the boundled power supply with the cheap casings.
I surfferred from the damage of one mother board.
血淋淋的教训....
that's the first thing i did when i bought casings :)
those so-called 350/400W PSUs from simlim hardly boot my system
by the way, if you bought similar PSU from china, it would be much cheaper yet still trust-worthy
by the way, if you bought similar PSU from china, it would be much cheaper yet still trust-worthy
that's the first thing i did when i bought casings :)those so-called 350/400W PSUs from simlim hardly boot my system
by the way, if you bought similar PSU from china, it would be much cheaper yet still trust-worthy
Really? Didn't expect that though.
Hmm... *scratch* *scratch*
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