Posted: Mon Aug 12, 2002 2:32 pm
I noticed them on the page <!-- BBCode Start --><A HREF="http://www.rsg-electronic.de/english/pr ... dklick=104" TARGET="_blank">linked</A><!-- BBCode End --> from the new Recommended Parts section here. Of particular interest is the ECP230W model:
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<BR>The interesting thing is its quoted efficiency is an incredible 82-85%! In a computer consuming 100watts, a typical 62-65% efficient PSU might produce (100/.62)-100 = 61.3 watts of heat from inefficiency. However, if true these RSG units would only generate (100/.82)-100 = 22.0 watts!
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<BR>The problems are:
<BR>1) It seems to use the AT form factor, not ATX.
<BR>2) It seems to be impossible to obtain.
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<BR>If anyone knows anything further, your comments would be very helpful.
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<BR>The interesting thing is its quoted efficiency is an incredible 82-85%! In a computer consuming 100watts, a typical 62-65% efficient PSU might produce (100/.62)-100 = 61.3 watts of heat from inefficiency. However, if true these RSG units would only generate (100/.82)-100 = 22.0 watts!
<BR>
<BR>The problems are:
<BR>1) It seems to use the AT form factor, not ATX.
<BR>2) It seems to be impossible to obtain.
<BR>
<BR>If anyone knows anything further, your comments would be very helpful.
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