http://www.jscustompcs.com/power_supply/
Note:
(1) It calculcates the system's MAXIMUM output (which is virtually impossible to achieve in the real world)
(2) Typical system usage probably results in anything between at 30%-70% of peak output.
(3) Treat it as a rough guide rather than a precise tool.
Last edited by davidstone28; 27-03-2005 at 12:14 PM.
Agreed, as it only gives you the watts required, but what would be more helpful, is the ampage required on each PSU Rail.Originally Posted by davidstone28
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(at least it has the majority of up to date hardware!)
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Not for me(at least it has the majority of up to date hardware!)
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I've seen a better one, but can't remember where.
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My main system only needs 271w according to this. My true power 330x is ok then.
Cheiftech Matrix/xp 2600@ 2.3ghz/ Abit NF7 v2/1gb GEIL value dual channel pc3200@ 2.5-3-3-6/XFX 6600gt/80gb Western Digital boot disk/80gb maxtor for storage and games/LG cdrw/Nec 3500A
The power calculator over at http://takaman.jp/D/?english gives the load on each rail, as well as the total wattage. Is that the one you were thinking of, Kez? Pity its component list is a bit outdated, though.
That is the one, yes.
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