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rpmurray · 06-01-2006, 01:51 PM

The only information I've been able to find out about the power supply in the 4000 is that it's a 3P Pacific Power Products Model No PRO 120-3. It produces +5V 12.0 A; +12V 6.0 A; -12V 0.5 A.

The power supply in the 4100 is an EMACS MPW-6150F. It produces +5V 10.0 A; +12V 6.0 A; -12V 1.0 A.

Startup current for the Seagates 500GB is 2.6 amps, 11 secs from power on to ready. Looks like the SATAs draw an extra 0.2 amps on startup.

06-01-2006, 01:51 PM	#15
rpmurray Cooling Savant Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Tennessee Posts: 157	Re: Snap 705N/4100 lives and thrives! The only information I've been able to find out about the power supply in the 4000 is that it's a 3P Pacific Power Products Model No PRO 120-3. It produces +5V 12.0 A; +12V 6.0 A; -12V 0.5 A. The power supply in the 4100 is an EMACS MPW-6150F. It produces +5V 10.0 A; +12V 6.0 A; -12V 1.0 A. Startup current for the Seagates 500GB is 2.6 amps, 11 secs from power on to ready. Looks like the SATAs draw an extra 0.2 amps on startup.