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Way OT: What Canada thinks of Bush [message #97316]

Sat, 22 March 2008 05:11

mike audet[3]
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@comcast.net> wrote:
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> So you say the power supply is too small and Chris says
> >We tried it here and it didn't seem to (work) on anything.
> >Also the power supply will be way under powered for anything like a
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> Who cares if it's inexpensive? IRQ assignments are an unknown, and
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> supply will assuredly need to be changed. It only has four slots.=20
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> $900 or less and you're good to go with a 13 slot Magma setup like =
>DJs. =20
> Future proof for a little while anyway. Seems way to iffy to me.
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> Tom
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> "Aaron Allen" <know-spam@not_here.dude> wrote in message =
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Re: Way OT: What Canada thinks of Bush [message #97318 is a reply to message #97316]

Sat, 22 March 2008 04:23

rick

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/> >orientation, but it should be easy to match up) -
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> http://www.synrise.de/images/ensoniq-eds-1000.jpg
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> So those look pretty good to go, at least to me.=20
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> In my email to them I'm addressing the third - what's the =
>equivalent wattage of their PSU and would they have any interest in =
>making one with a PSU that made PARIS happy?
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> For that matter, I wonder if they're just standard PC PSUs, =
>meaning they could be swapped out for what you like.
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Re: Way OT: What Canada thinks of Bush [message #97321 is a reply to message #97316]

Sat, 22 March 2008 05:37

erlilo

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Re: Way OT: What Canada thinks of Bush [message #97327 is a reply to message #97316]

Sat, 22 March 2008 10:02

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Hey, thanks AA –

The VirtuaVia’s PSU is causing deal-breaking problems, and those need to be
eliminated first before anything else can be determined. Here’s a very
interesting thread from the UAD forums, looks like someone else was thinking
the same thing as me –

How to get the VirtuaVia box working with multiple UAD cards

How to get the VirtuaVia box working with multiple UAD cards
by mkstat on Mon May 12, 2008 12:03 pm

A few months ago I bought a Virtua Via PCIe to PCI expansion chassis for my
new MacPro 8x3GHz to run my PCI UAD cards.
The reason why the VV box doesn´t work properly with more than one UAD cards
is because of a weak powersupply. The included external PSU delivers 12V/3A
and unfortunately the maximum rating of the internal (on the card) 5V
step-down switching regulator (2596) is also limited to 3A. So using a
higher power rating 12V PSU is pointless. The UAD manual says: „Each UAD
card uses a maximum of 14 watts of 5 volt power from the PCI bus“ – in other
words each card draws 2.8A at 5V from the PSU. So there is no chance for
safe operation of more than one card plugged in the chassis. I actually had
problems with just one card at h

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Re: Way OT: What Canada thinks of Bush [message #97331 is a reply to message #97316]

Sat, 22 March 2008 11:07

Bill L

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Registered: August 2006

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2V PSU is pointless. The UAD manual says: „Each UAD =
card uses a maximum of 14 watts of 5 volt power from the PCI bus“ &#82=
11; in other words each card draws 2.8A at 5V from the PSU. So there is no c=
hance for safe operation of more than one card plugged in the chassis. I act=
ually had problems with just one card at higher cpu loads (80%+) in form of =
dropouts. 
 
BUT: 
After disabling the on-card 5V step-down switching regulator and connecting=
a 400W ATX computer powersupply directly to the PCB in the VV box a setup w=
ith 3 UAD cards (each with 95% CPU load) worked flawlessly!   
 
The modification is quite easy and safe to do for people with some experien=
ce in electronics and PCB soldering skills. 
 
For those who are interested I will post a step by step guide with some pic=
s for this modification during next week. 
 
-Markus 
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