[ale] AMD300 Watt PS

Rick Huebner fehuebner at mediaone.net
Fri Dec 28 14:00:01 EST 2001


I didn't even think that the heat was central.  If that is the case there
may be a larger problem in the power from the street.  In many places, the
power company will come take a look at the problem for you.

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-----Original Message-----
From: jeff hubbs [mailto:hbbs at mediaone.net]
To: ale at ale.org
Sent: Friday, December 28, 2001 1:43 PM
To: Chris Fowler
Cc: ale at ale.org
Subject: Re: [ale] AMD300 Watt PS


Chris -

Your list doesn't sound awful but it's significant, esp the 21" monitor
and the 3 computers (you don't say if the lights are fluorescent) but
the central-air thing has me concerned.  Do the lights visibly dim for a
few msec when the HVAC starts?

You might want to spread out this load a bit, but even so, if you
actually get reboots when the HVAC starts, you should think about
getting a UPS down there.  You don't need to get one of the big models
that will compensate for a brownout necessarily - even the Back-UPS
models (like I have 3 of here) will go on battery for 1-2 sec if there's
a quick blink in the power.

- Jeff

Chris Fowler wrote:

> I just began having an interesting problem on a machine that has an AMD300
> watt power supply.  It randomly reboots itself.  I believe it has
something
> to do with the load on the circuit.  I see this problem sometimes when the
> central-air heater starts up.  I'll rundown what is on the circuit.
>
>
> 3 Lights
> 1 21" HPA4033A Monitor
> 1 19" TV
> 1 VCR
> 1 Subwoffer speaker set
> 1 Celeraon 400 with 250Watt PS
> 1 Mini computer with 60Wat PS
> 1 5 Port 10/100 Switch
> 1 5 Port 10mb hub
> 1 P75 with 200 Watt PS
> 1 Telocity DSL adapter
> 1 Toshiba Laptop
> 1 Cell phone charger.
>
> As I typed this list out I'm thinking "Damn!"
>
> Chris
>
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