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		By: Harry		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I know. It was a power supply from an old case ie one of the towers from Maplins that was bought in a bit of an emergency a few years ago. I wouldn&#039;t normally buy hardware from Maplins or any of the high street stores due to their rip off prices but this was an emergeny or at least it was at the time ;).
As far as stability was concerned the 300W ran it for a few weeks with no glitches. I personally would not recommend it to anyone becasue Power supplies vary in the stability of their output.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I know. It was a power supply from an old case ie one of the towers from Maplins that was bought in a bit of an emergency a few years ago. I wouldn&#8217;t normally buy hardware from Maplins or any of the high street stores due to their rip off prices but this was an emergeny or at least it was at the time ;).<br />
As far as stability was concerned the 300W ran it for a few weeks with no glitches. I personally would not recommend it to anyone becasue Power supplies vary in the stability of their output.</p>
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		By: jim		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[just one or two points, that may or may not be obvious to you.
Firstly, an ATX power supply which doesn&#039;t have the P4 connector is a rarity (or you bought an uber cheap case, in which case you deserve everything you get ;) ). You might also find it unstable as those older supplies usually don&#039;t have the output necessary to run an AMD64 and associated peripherals.
Secondly, I can&#039;t count!
Cheers,
Jim
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>just one or two points, that may or may not be obvious to you.<br />
Firstly, an ATX power supply which doesn&#8217;t have the P4 connector is a rarity (or you bought an uber cheap case, in which case you deserve everything you get 😉 ). You might also find it unstable as those older supplies usually don&#8217;t have the output necessary to run an AMD64 and associated peripherals.<br />
Secondly, I can&#8217;t count!<br />
Cheers,<br />
Jim</p>
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