Extreme PSU Calculator by:Antech

[Uber_Tiny]

Check it out. A calculator for determining the wattage you PC will need.

http://www.extreme.outervision.com/PSUEngine

[VW_Factor]

Still have to pay to get the version that will show you amperes. :( Still neat that they did that though. Not many people actually care about that, and it really is the most important part of PSU selection.

Which reminds me. I had to replace my PSU recently. The ol' Enermax bit the dust. It wouldnt stay on for much more than 30 seconds, even without a load on it.

After reading quite a bit, I found the Tagan ITZ series to fit my needs perfectly.

[Uber_Tiny]

I'm going to look into making our own PSU calculator.

[VW_Factor]

I'm going to look into making our own PSU calculator.

Figure one if you can that will do the amperes. Thats really still a very important factor in PSU selection.

I get tired of seeing all these multiple rail 12v PSUs. I shouldnt have a to get a 1200 watt PSU to get 30 amps on a rail yanno. Besides, if you dont use a rail, that extra current is wasted and doesnt go anywhere.

Otherwise. After some research I found these Tagan ITZ series, with a "turbo" switch. Its not for the fans, but it connects the multiple 12v rails into one large one which is exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks to Tagan for making a PSU that wasnt outrageously priced, uses sound engineering principles, and performs damn well too boot.