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Originally Posted by CaptainMattJ.
here it is.
DC output: 300 W (+3.3v & +5 = 130W max)
AC input: 100 - 127 - 2400 V 7/3.5A, 60/50 Hz
+ 3.3V (one solid line and a dashed line go here) 20.0A (Org) + 5V (sold line and a dashed line) 26.0A (Red) + 12V1 (Sold line and dashed) 8.0A (Yel) + 12V2 (solid and dashed line) 14.0A (Yel/Black) + 5Vsb (solid and dashed line) 2.0A (Purp) -12V (solid line and dashed line) 0.8A (Blue)
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Let's see that's:
3.3*20= 66W max on +3.3V line
5*26= 130W max on +5V line
12*8= 96W max on first 12V rail
12*14= 168W max on second 12V rail
For what it's worth: it seems like a decent unit. Delivers 264W of rated 300W on the 12V rails. But it is too light for any kind of gaming rig.
I'd look for something that delivers 35A-40A on the 12V rails, if you're considering something like a GTX260 or GTS250.