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    Extreme PSU

    I have a chance to buy this transformer for a bargain.

    Would it be possible to make a Graphic card dedicated PSU out of it ?
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    LoL. are you serious?

    12v, 83.5AMP!!!

    Just how many cards you need to power?


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    Well I plan for the future Most important is the price for me, that is about 7 dollars or less I think(maybe its subjective) that a massive transformer like this will be more stable than Switching power ATX supply.
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    how efficient is it? anyways, for the price, you can't go wrong.

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    Well it will only be used for benching so i dont really care about efficiency. But can it be used on a 380V connector we have in our garage ? It looks like a three phase but someold kind. How can i connect this transformer ?
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    Last edited by Josifek; 10-27-2008 at 01:58 PM.
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    It looks like it should work ok. After rectification and smothing you should have a DC voltage of around 15v, which will need to be regulated down to 12v. If you go with linear regulation, you will have about 250W of power to dissipate at maximum load of 83A, which might cause a few problems tho.

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    from bargain you should better look for laboratory PSU
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    Well I am quite a noob at this. Can I somewhere find a scheme and a calc. for the component parameters ?
    24/7 PC: Motherboard : Biostar T-Force I45 || CPU : Intel Pentium D930 @ 5000 Mhz On custom 400W Peltier cooler
    GFX : Sapphire HD2900 Pro 512-bit @875/2200Mhz!!! || RAM :Crucial Ballistix @ 1066mhz 5-5-5-10
    HDD : WD 80Gb SATA + 250Gb WD SATA II || PSU : Akasa paxpower 460W (Blue led fan) + Forton XBooster 300W Mouse : A4 Tech X-718F, Steelpad QcK+
    Audio : Creative SB Audigy 2 Platinum eX + DIY 2.1 Audio system Custom Benchmarking Windows XP SP2

    Lan Party PC: DFI LP NF3 250Gb || AMD Athlon64 @ 2,6Ghz || A-Data Vitesta 600 Mhz || 6600GT Passive || 250Gb WD + 40Gb Maxtor
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