The Astroman Active Member Dec 20, 2009 #1 Can someone explain why despite having triple 25A 12V rails, my PSU indicates the 12V rail gives 480 watts (40A) instead of 3*25*12= 900 watts (75A)?
Can someone explain why despite having triple 25A 12V rails, my PSU indicates the 12V rail gives 480 watts (40A) instead of 3*25*12= 900 watts (75A)?
StrangleHold Moderator Staff member Dec 20, 2009 #2 The rated amps. on each rail is just the (max) any one rail can pull without tripping the supply.
linkin VIP Member Dec 20, 2009 #3 StrangleHold said: The rated amps. on each rail is just the (max) any one rail can pull without tripping the supply. Click to expand... And if it trips, all it will do is cut power. nothing bad will happen
StrangleHold said: The rated amps. on each rail is just the (max) any one rail can pull without tripping the supply. Click to expand... And if it trips, all it will do is cut power. nothing bad will happen
StrangleHold Moderator Staff member Dec 20, 2009 #4 linkin93 said: And if it trips, all it will do is cut power. nothing bad will happen Click to expand... You mean if it trips instead of a blown power supply. If it just trips it and causes a restart it would be about the same effect as holding the power button in for a hard restart.
linkin93 said: And if it trips, all it will do is cut power. nothing bad will happen Click to expand... You mean if it trips instead of a blown power supply. If it just trips it and causes a restart it would be about the same effect as holding the power button in for a hard restart.