VRM blocks

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Halk

Junior Member

VRM blocks

mardi 9 décembre 2008, 09:53

Hi. I have an Asus A8N32 Dexluxe board at the moment, and it has 2 AC blocks on the VRMs.

I'm considering switching over to a new board, the Asus M3A79-T, however I don't know if the blocks I have at the moment will fit. Or if they don't fit, if AC sell blocks that would.

Shoggy

Sven - Admin

Re: VRM blocks

mercredi 10 décembre 2008, 20:56

We have no plans to produce any new blocks for this board.

Halk

Junior Member

vendredi 19 décembre 2008, 23:04

Thanks for the reply Shoggy. I ended up getting it elsewhere, would have preferred AC though.

Your new forum and shop look fantastic.

Keep trying to move things to English and you'll start selling more

Also charge less P&P. 9 Euro for a padded envelope and 2 Euro in stamps

You wouldn't happen to know the rating on the Aquaero fan controller channels? Preferably in Amps.

Shoggy

Sven - Admin

samedi 20 décembre 2008, 00:47

Each channel can take a maximum load of 10W but all channels combined should not exceed 30W.

Halk

Junior Member

samedi 20 décembre 2008, 01:36

Thanks. If you ever redesign it, 0.4A for a fan is not uncommon, nor is having 3 on a radiator. Would be nice to have all 3 radiator fans on the one channel. Would need 15W though.

But it's fine, I can run 2 channels for 3 fans, that'd leave 2 channels open which is plenty.

fox3

Full Member

samedi 20 décembre 2008, 02:19

Suppose you have 4 S-Flex F fans @ .2A. That would require 9.6 W.

Is this too close to the 10W specified considering surge when first started? Or is this safe to do?