« Reply #6 on: December 17, 2013, 12:45:10 am »
If it is dual rail and rated at 14a and 15 a the max per rail is what they are listing. No you can not join them to say it is rated at 29a the max would be 15 amps but with 2 rails that would be 7.5 per rail. That is the main reason to buy a single rail PSU so you dont have to worry about the ups and downs. A single rail at 25 amps would make a world of difference. It is the +12v rail you need to look at.
A PSU guru could give you the exact ratings of a dual rail but usually it is something like i mentioned it might actually carry 10a on one and 7 ot 8 on the other max. Max means the maximum it can carry for a short period of time continuious watts is what you need to look at not max.
Any 25 amp single rail will work at least 20 amps continuious with no problems.

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