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Is there any compatibility problems with A7N8X and Radeon 97

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    • #17
      your friends are correct in that your psu can handle the load but that psu will be running nearly 100% under full load and the psu will not last no where near the 100k MTBF. for a psu, you want to keep the load between 30% and 70% for longevity.

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      • #18
        well.... just to be a newbie and post often lol....
        the A7V8X has some compatibility issues...
        i know my friend had one.....

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            The max combined load of 5.0v and 3.3v shall not exceed 130w

            Typical specifications for PC Power Supplies are:

            STANDARD CONNECTION: -

            +5v mainboard -
            4 channels @ 0 - 8A per channel

            +12v mainboard -
            1 channel @ 0 - 10A

            +5v mainboard -
            1 channel @ 0 - 600mA

            +3.3v Mainboard -
            6 channels @ 0 - 10A per channel

            +5v Peripherals -
            6 channels @ 0 - 4A per channel

            +12v Peripherals -
            6 channels @ 0 - 3A per channel

            ATV 12v are the standard for new XP/MP and P4 Cpu's

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