Before you jump in on that....
http://www.arcaderestoration.com/index.asp?OPT=3&DATA=647&CBT=4Then there's the -5v rail if your board needs it. I remember a really great post somewhere about this -5v rail but I can't seem to find it (or I'm too lazy I guess). But from what I recall, even the cheapest PSU from Happs Controls offers about 1A on the -5V rail. Looking at the
cheapest PSU at newegg, there is no -5V rail. Checking out a pricy $300+ model with a whopping six different +12v rails and ZERO -5v rails.
Not saying every board requires -5v, but if you need it... well, you're still SOL I guess.
I hacked a older PC PSU and I don't really use it for much on my test bench. There are limitations to what you can do, even with a PC PSU and various combinations of your 3.3, 5, and 12v rails. It's probably to do with the fact that I don't really like mucking with circuits plugged into the wall, even if it's through a transformer.