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Calculate Your Power Needs
Power Wattage Calculator
"Please Note: The Wattages listed below are maximum potential wattages for each item."
How Much Power Do You Need
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Mod w/ an attitude
"Scottie, I need more power!"
"But Captain, I'm givin' it all she's got!"
Oh, sorry Steve. I thought you were talkin' about Star Trek...LOL
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Ultimate Member
Nice Steve, should be sticky-ized.
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Ultimate Member
Great tool Steve, thanks.
I'm sitting at 325 watts right now, have a 500 watt PS so looks safe.
"Never corner something that's meaner than you are"
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Guest
Thanks Steve, it's now a bookmark
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Member
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The Burninator
Just to make things interesting.... a friend of mine runs a Barton 2500+, two DDR DIMMS, a Radeon 9800 Pro AIW, two hard drives, an optical drive, an Audigy, and a NIC, on a Biostar nForce2 micro-ATX board - with a 200 watt PSU! And it's stable.
Last edited by sm8000; 01-01-2004 at 05:53 PM.
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Member
according to that im 150 watts short... but my system runs stable even when im pushin it to the max
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Banned
Note the italicized text alerting you to the fact that:
"Please Note: The Wattages listed below are maximum potential wattages for each item."
That should explain why you're able to run more than the site says with less power than it recommends.
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Who gets 730watts
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Member
yeah ive always been bad at reading instructions it makes sense now, thanks tantone
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Ultimate Member
Boy, Im sucking down a high 439watts, thank god i got my 480watt Antec True Power.
AMD Phenom II x4 940 @ 3.41GHZ : Asus M3A78-T : 8GB DDR2 800 : Acer 23" 1080P Widescreen : ATi Radeon HD 4870 : OCZ GameXtremE 850 Watt PSU
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Member
379w on an Antec trupower 370. Close
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Ultimate Member
215 on my computer and 280 on my wifes.
And they both have 300w generic psu's.
Lost 10,000 miles from home and loving it!!
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