old enermax noisetaker

topher · 9 Jun 2009 at 21:20

picked up a few bits to build another PC
asus mb
e4300
8800gt

found a old enermax noisetaker 470w I know I will have to use the molex to pci-e adaptor for the 8800gt, but other than that I think it will be fine.

Specifications:

• Output Current Rating +3.3V max/min (0.5A/34A)
• Output Current Rating + 5V max/min (0.3A/40A)
• Output Current Rating +12V1 max/min (0.5A/16A)
• Output Current Rating +12V2 max/min (0.5A/15A)
• Output Current Rating -12V (0A/0.8A)
• Output Current Rating +5Vsb max/min (0A/2.5A)
• +3.3V & +5V: 280W
• Total Power: 470W

if so I am gonna stick it all in a Antec 300, if not I will get a CM335 case and 460w psu

ExRayTed · 9 Jun 2009 at 21:35

Just watch for the ATX connector...newer motherboards need 24 pin and some power supplies only had the 20 pin ones.

topher · 10 Jun 2009 at 00:27

Connectors:

• 1x 20-pin (MAIN) motherboard power connector
• 1x 6-pin (AUX) power connector
• 1x 4-pin (CPU) 12V power connector
• 1x 4-pin (EXTRA) power connector (for 8X AGP graphics cards)
• 7x Hard disk connectors
• 2x Floppy disk connectors
• 4x 15-pin Serial ATA connectors
• 1x 3-pin Fan Monitor connector

Sylver123 · 10 Jun 2009 at 00:43

topher said:
Connectors:

• 1x 20-pin (MAIN) motherboard power connector
• 1x 6-pin (AUX) power connector
• 1x 4-pin (CPU) 12V power connector
• 1x 4-pin (EXTRA) power connector (for 8X AGP graphics cards)
• 7x Hard disk connectors
• 2x Floppy disk connectors
• 4x 15-pin Serial ATA connectors
• 1x 3-pin Fan Monitor connector

If you motherboard only has a 24-pin main power connector, you`ll still be able to use your enermax noisetaker by purchasing the Akasa ATX 20-Pin to ATX 24-Pin Adapter Cable below

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CB-019-AK&groupid=701&catid=48&subcat=