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So apparently there are no power supply on the market which would suit my needs. I went to my local electronics shop and asked for a power supply with sufficient wattage, the guy over the desk just started laughing :( And i asked him why and he didnt answer :/ Can somebody here help me? I used the eXtreme power supply calculator to find the right wattage! I do have quite the normal pc so i dont get why there are no psu s for me. I screenshotted my power needs. Somebody help please... Power needs.png Thanks in advance  ;)

No worries at all, just hardwire your PC To the substation nearby, should work perfectly fine.  :lol:

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So apparently there are no power supply on the market which would suit my needs. I went to my local electronics shop and asked for a power supply with sufficient wattage, the guy over the desk just started laughing :( And i asked him why and he didnt answer :/ Can somebody here help me? I used the eXtreme power supply calculator to find the right wattage! I do have quite the normal pc so i dont get why there are no psu s for me. I screenshotted my power needs. Somebody help please...post-152988-0-76101600-1413926960.png Thanks in advance  ;)

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So apparently there are no power supply on the market which would suit my needs. I went to my local electronics shop and asked for a power supply with sufficient wattage, the guy over the desk just started laughing :( And i asked him why and he didnt answer :/ Can somebody here help me? I used the eXtreme power supply calculator to find the right wattage! I do have quite the normal pc so i dont get why there are no psu s for me. I screenshotted my power needs. Somebody help please... Power needs.png Thanks in advance  ;)

No worries at all, just hardwire your PC To the substation nearby, should work perfectly fine.  :lol:

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That's messed up. Do you have a circular saw in your rig? :D

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No worries at all, just hardwire your PC To the substation nearby, should work perfectly fine.  :lol:

Will do ! Thanks for the help !

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I call BS on that. What are the specs?

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That's messed up. Do you have a circular saw in your rig? :D

I will check brb.. Ugh maybe, if that is the 140 3.5 harddrives in there :P

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