DFI sli-dr and 20 pin power supply. How many are using 20pin ??

[Fosco]

Tested pcp&c 510w , Chieftec 360W and Enermax 550W, all 20pins..

No stability problems..

running 4000+ @ 2700MHz 1.64v and 3.6+vdimm

[thesaucier]

Please keep them comming. The reason is there has been a post on DFIstreet about running a 20 pin and damage done to memory. I have not seen this and would like to get as much feedback as possible. I am runing a 20 pin 600watt Enermax 36 amps on all rails. very stable and no problems. Have not realy started to heavy OC but running very stable at 2750 MHz.

[Pjotr]

Sounds like BS, or some fluke accident.

I run an old Enermax 365 350W PSU (18A@+12V), 20 pin (+ separate 4 pin) just fine. 1.5V CPU, 3.1V RAM.

[thesaucier]

Will it does not make that much sence to me other than a cheap 20 pin. I mean my 600 watt Enermax has more amps and power on any line than most if not all 24 pin power supplies do! I would like to use the 5v jumper to use more vdimm but this got me a tad nervous yet I dont know why??

[mdzcpa]

Not sure about the damage claim...that doesn't sound logical at all.

But, when it comes to stability at the high end, especially with SLI, a quality 24 pin PSU will get you further. That's already been proven countless times.

[[XC] 4X4N]

Will it does not make that much sence to me other than a cheap 20 pin. I mean my 600 watt Enermax has more amps and power on any line than most if not all 24 pin power supplies do! I would like to use the 5v jumper to use more vdimm but this got me a tad nervous yet I dont know why??

Like I said in previous post, I ran 3.4v and 3.5v for over 2weeks 24/7 without any trouble. You have a much better psu than I was using, I would switch that jumper now