>     How many WATTs do harddrives run at?  I have a 200 WATT AT power supply
>that I am going to be using to power only harddrives, and perhaps fans and a
>CD burner.

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        Go the website for the drive manufacturer and you can find 
the specs on power consumption for the specific model you are using, 
including power consumption while idling, at startup, and when 
seeking data.

        It's a good idea to add 'em up to see how much load you are 
putting on the power supply.
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