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    Re: PSU Calculator

    Interesting but that's the input draw of the PSU, from the mains socket. What the psu is putting out will be a factor of it's efficiency. For example say it's 80% efficient then output watts become 500w x 80% = 400W. To further complicate matters Efficiency varies wirth a) level of output & heat(hotter reduces efficiency)

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    Re: PSU Calculator

    Yep, so if the PSU is only doing around 60% efficiency at lower wattage, then the results will be even lower...I think Ive done this right;

    580w x 60% efficiency would mean 348w

    Even 580w x 85% efficiency = 493.

    Does that look right?
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    Yes absolutely in line with what I'd expect

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    Yep, so if the PSU is only doing around 60% efficiency at lower wattage, then the results will be even lower...I think Ive done this right
    correct This shows how efficiency varies with load Enermax Galaxy 1000W Efficiency Testing

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    Re: PSU Calculator

    Those figures for efficiency are a bit different to what was said here...anyway, the bottom line is that, even with 85% efficiency, I dont need more than 500w to run flat out with a fairly decent overclock..interesting
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    Re: PSU Calculator

    One thing to note in both of those Galaxy efficiency ratings is that the input voltage used was ~120V. Since you're on 240Volts Clunk, you can expect slightly higher efficiencies that are quoted in those articles.

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    Thanks. Now to underclock this quad and see what I can get the overall usage down to
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    Mind putting your results in the thread I've made Clunk? Would be nice to have them all in one place
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    Mind putting your results in the thread I've made Clunk? Would be nice to have them all in one place
    Which thread is that? Can't find it...

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    Re: PSU Calculator

    http://forums.hexus.net/showthread.php?t=118134

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    Re: PSU Calculator

    Ok, will post my results this evening sometime.

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    Re: PSU Calculator

    Since you're on 240Volts Clunk, you can expect slightly higher efficiencies that are quoted in those articles
    yep that's a good point, as metioned in the review i linked. Not a clue why there are differences.

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    Re: PSU Calculator

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    Re: PSU Calculator

    ok I got 549w

    but my psu is 520..
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    Re: PSU Calculator

    November 5, 2007


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    Re: PSU Calculator

    Does anyone else find that the overclock voltage will only go to one decimal place now. It used to be more. Going up in 0.1v is quite a difference.
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