Ralf Mardorf wrote: > Hi Dragan :) > > >> was thinking about a raptoxx-500W-professional, with an 120mm super >> low noise fan. >> > > Looks similar to my power supply. The design with the inlying 12cm fan > is equal to mine. My "Jersey CP4-420WS" (this is the correct name), s. > http://www.reichelt.de/?;ACTION=3;LA=4;GROUP=EA6;GROUPID=752;ARTICLE=70908;START=0;SORT=artnr;OFFSET=16;SID=28vsqucawQARwAAFxONvsfd5145ed79307523de956c17daf6b40a, > isn't advertised with a "super low noise fan", but it seems to be > equipped with a "super low noise fan". I don't think that there will be > massive differences. That way the Raptoxx seems to be fine. > > I can't say anything about the 500W. It's essential to know about the > ampere, that are able for the different voltages. I don't know how much > ampere are needed, for what voltage. The allocation for the ampere is > different from power supply to power supply. The overall watts doesn't > say a lot. You should asked the dealer. For me the Raptoxx seems to be > to expensive, but maybe the fan is better than the one in my power > supply and it might be possible, that the Raptoxx fan can rotate faster > without making more noise. > > I assume the Raptoxx would fit to your hardware needs and it seems to be > a high quality power supply, but I don't know. > > Don't forget to pay attention to the connectors, not only from the power > supply, also for the slots on the motherboard, e.g. SATA, PATA etc., > especially the PCI-slots. I have only 2 PCI and 2 different PCI express > slots and one of the PCI express is already used by the board itself, to > enable HDMI. I haven't enough PCI-slots for all my needs, but I had to > buy it that way, because I hadn't and haven't enough money for something > better. Only a ASRock seems to be better, but I know ASRock as not very > Linux friendly for my old motherboard. The ASUS M2A-VM HDMI is fine with > Linux, except of the ATI graphics and not enough PCI and PATA. > > I think you are right with your set. You should asked the dealer if all > components will fit together and maybe if he will guaranty you, that it > will be fine with Linux. I don't know dealers that will give a warranty > like this and it looks like you don't need it for your hardware. > > Cheers, > Ralf > > hallo, i think the dealer is ok, he is just around the corner and i have a good feeling there. also, they are gonna put all the stuff together as a service for me, i already talked to the technician. tomorrow i ll go to the linuxtag2008 here in berlin, and i hope to have a possibility to talk to more knowledgeable people there, before i spend that much of money.
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