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Power Supply Wattage?
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How many watts is the G5's Power Supply? (Do different G5 models have different PSes?)
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G5's have either a 450W or a 600W PS.
I am not very sure but I think the first generation ones and single processor ones had a 450W. Second Gen all have 600W.
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I believe that all single proc machines have 450W while all dualies have 600W supplies, regardless of the generation of the machine. I can tell you from firsthand experience that first generation dual 2.0's had 600W supplies.
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I had thought so but got confused. Thanks for correcting
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damn that's a lot of juice...
but then again, Apple has consistently been using large power supplies... just not THAT large.
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Considering all of the problems that I'm having with my (much) smaller PC power suppies, I think Apple compensated in the right direction.
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yea.. since the GPU and CPU demand a lot of juice.
On my DP 1.25 (FW800), it has the 360W p.s. Meanwhile, I pack the G4 with 2 optical drives, 4 hard disks, PCI card, and AE card, so I'm happy with it.
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