octavious
07-06-04, 04:12 PM
Hi,
I've read most of the articles posted at this posting:
http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=88976
But, the only thing that I want to do is to have a seperate psu for the fans within my case. I have the following setup:
Asus P4P800 del, 2.4c Intel HT w/Thermaltake cooler (not overclocked)
1 gig corsair ram
Thermaltake 1000a case w/ 7 fans (not being used)...I have a floor fan blowing into the case. The cpu runs at 78 F and the board at 80 F.
4 hdds, cdrom, cdburner
Sblive value
PNY Vetro Geforce FX 5600 Ultra
PSU Prosource 481 Watt ATX switching power supply. Can this cpu run everything in this machine? I don't have the funds to buy the psu that I want right now for this case...a 550 watt psu, which could run everything. I do have a 250 watt psu from an older case that could run all the fans. This psu has a thick, black cable running to it with a power on switch that has a grounding wire. Is it possible to use this psu without connecting it to the other psu?
Any help or advice appreciated.
Thanks,
Octavious
I've read most of the articles posted at this posting:
http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=88976
But, the only thing that I want to do is to have a seperate psu for the fans within my case. I have the following setup:
Asus P4P800 del, 2.4c Intel HT w/Thermaltake cooler (not overclocked)
1 gig corsair ram
Thermaltake 1000a case w/ 7 fans (not being used)...I have a floor fan blowing into the case. The cpu runs at 78 F and the board at 80 F.
4 hdds, cdrom, cdburner
Sblive value
PNY Vetro Geforce FX 5600 Ultra
PSU Prosource 481 Watt ATX switching power supply. Can this cpu run everything in this machine? I don't have the funds to buy the psu that I want right now for this case...a 550 watt psu, which could run everything. I do have a 250 watt psu from an older case that could run all the fans. This psu has a thick, black cable running to it with a power on switch that has a grounding wire. Is it possible to use this psu without connecting it to the other psu?
Any help or advice appreciated.
Thanks,
Octavious