A4000d PSU question

[Tahoe]

How much muscle does this PSU have? I have just received a Micronik tower and am think of towering my 4000 with all the scsi devices I now have in a seperate SCSI tower.

Will the PSU pull this:
A4000 rev D
Cyberstorm PPC
10.000 RPM SCSI drive
Zorro Board
Picasso IV
Ariadne Network Card
Floppy drive
DAT Tape Streamer
CD-Rom drive (SCSI)
CDRW drive (SCSI)
(future soundcard)
(future Algor Pro)

I am afraid this might just be too much drain on a desktop powersupply. Specially worried about the SCSI Stuff, a 10.000 RPM drive takes a bit of juice, and so do the Plextor CD drives...  :-o

[orange]

I wouldn't risk it, but why would you want to stick with old PSU when getting new tower?

[Framiga]

no, no Tahoe . . no way to use the original A4000D 145 Watt PSU.

Too much drain.

I have 2 SCSI (a 10000 and a 7200) and an IDE+CD+CDRW more some Zorro cards and 2 GFX cards and i'm starting to have troubles with a 250Watt ATX (purchased brand new-Seasonic SS250)

Don't buy cheap PSU, above all with your nice configuration :-)

[Tahoe]

orange wrote:
I wouldn't risk it, but why would you want to stick with old PSU when getting new tower?

Because the Micronik tower is designed to take the standard 4000 powersupply and has no way of attaching a AT or ATX one

Thanx Framiga, I'll do a little case modding and fit a stronger one.

[doctorq]

Sounds strange as the MicroniK tower I have has a modified AT PSU. The previous owner could have done this though, but I highly doubt it as the conversion looks highly professional.