(In reply to Klaus Mueller from comment #218)
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> Actually, I'm running a "be quiet! Straight Power E8 400W". It's from 2011.
> I'm facing problems, which can be worked around here by using the optimized
> mode for daily computing (Asus Prime X370 pro) and nothing else more. I'm
> curious about your test result. According be quiet!, your PSU should be 0A -
> stable (compliant to intel C6/C7).
FWIW, I have looked at a number of reputable PSU suppliers, and found absolutely nothing else which explicitly covers the minimum current.
(In reply to Klaus Mueller from comment #218)
>
> Actually, I'm running a "be quiet! Straight Power E8 400W". It's from 2011.
> I'm facing problems, which can be worked around here by using the optimized
> mode for daily computing (Asus Prime X370 pro) and nothing else more. I'm
> curious about your test result. According be quiet!, your PSU should be 0A -
> stable (compliant to intel C6/C7).
FWIW, I have looked at a number of reputable PSU suppliers, and found absolutely nothing else which explicitly covers the minimum current.
However, I find that ATX12V v2.4 is included in Revision 1.31 of Intel's 'Design Guide for Desktop Platform Form Factors', published in April 2013. [https:/ /www.intel. com/content/ dam/www/ public/ us/en/documents /guides/ power-supply- design- guide.pdf] This appears to be the latest revision, and I note:
* revision history says Revision 1.31 includes:
* Changed 3.2.10 12 V2DC Minimum Loading to REQUIRED
* Updated ... ATX12V Specific Guidelines to version 2.4
* section 3.2.10 seems to:
* REQUIRE +12 V2DC to operate down to 0.05A
* and RECOMMEND that it operates down to 0A
So... I guess that a PSU which claims ATX12V v2.4 compliance should be OK ?