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It’s an Enermax. RME used too recommend them.


Hi Dawnrazor,

Thank you for this.
I already was interested for quite a while in ways too filter the output of a switching ATX PSU for my cMP setup. But using a classic filter concept containing a combination of chokes and caps is very hard too calculate. Big chance one will end up with a filter that rings/resonates.
Fortunately I red that the chance of ringing is much less when a combination of ferrites and caps is used. However there still is a chance of ringing/resonance, it is much less and much easier too control.
As ferrites are lossy components the needed calculations are also somewhat lossy. A rough approximation is enough. At least: this is what I roughly understand from articles on the net from TI, Alterra, Analog Devices, EMAC and others.

I see it is an Enermax PSU.
RME used too recommend Enermax PSU’s on there website until some years ago.
When RME changed their website these recommendations didn’t re-appear on their new website.
So I think its not a bad choice at all.

Mark

N.B. Also XP optimizations tips did not re-appear on the new RME website.
I still use one of RME’s XP registry tips too disable CD-rom ‘polling’/ autostart in registry.


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