Apr 16 2007, 12:12 PM
giv u more rails oso no use if it has low amperes rite....
but s 4 Enermax..they came out pretty strong with their +12V rails rating all d time... Infiniti is 1 of it ( 28A,28A,30A)
Added on April 16, 2007, 12:15 pm
QUOTE(lamely_named @ Apr 7 2007, 08:10 PM)
I have an INFINITI 620watts.
It has only one transformer. Shared by three "virtual" 12v rails. So it's not really multirails.
According to the label (enermax is usually pretty reliable on the spec department, but dont trust everything 100%):
28amps for 12v1 and 12v2, 30amps for 12v3.
total 12v amps = 52amps
It has OCP, whether all the 12v rails share a unified OCP of 52amps, is yet to be reveiled, enermax wont talk.
But IT CAN RUN dual 8800GTX SLI. It has been tested by many users.
hey,..there'e no 620W in Infiniti range btw... It has only one transformer. Shared by three "virtual" 12v rails. So it's not really multirails.
According to the label (enermax is usually pretty reliable on the spec department, but dont trust everything 100%):
28amps for 12v1 and 12v2, 30amps for 12v3.
total 12v amps = 52amps
It has OCP, whether all the 12v rails share a unified OCP of 52amps, is yet to be reveiled, enermax wont talk.
But IT CAN RUN dual 8800GTX SLI. It has been tested by many users.
onli 650W & 720W....
If Liberty then there's 400W, 500W, AND 620W
Added on April 16, 2007, 12:21 pmInfiniti oso has/supports next Gen graphics...with PCIe 2.0
comes in a (6+2)pins connector
not 2 forget: CoolGuard (which is a pretty cool features to prolong our system lifespan up to 20%) & PowerGuard (with LED & Buzzer indicator)
This post has been edited by hybrid_monster: Apr 16 2007, 12:21 PM
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with total warranty period of 3 yrs~ 
wahh...so many bad experience?
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