PSU output WATTS

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kishonvijaabraham

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my SMPS PSU does not explicitly mention the output wattage.. but it gives a table giving the output current.
There's a missing row on the top (http://postimg.org/image/p5gflfvxz/ what can be captured), which reads +12v, -12v, +5v, -5v, +3.3v in that order. Can the ouput watt be determined with this details?
 
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kishonvijaabraham

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Alright.. so its time for me to do a small upgrade.. planning to go for corsair cx430.. that should be good enough no? (already have gt620 graphics card for casual gaming)

 
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That Corsair unit may work well, what is the motherboard you are powering with this - the same one the PSU went to originally? If the motherboard requires the -5v rail, the newer unit likely will not work. Let us know what motherboard/CPU combo you've got going there, if the -5v is needed, there are still PSU's available that have that

Note to SomeoneSomewhere: the -5v rail is what was dropped from the original ATX spec's, the white wire
 
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kishonvijaabraham

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intel core 2 duo e7200 @ 2.53ghz cpu and intel classic series desktop boards (DG35EC)
 
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huh..
how about Seasonic SS-400-ES.. looks like that will fit in my old cabinet.. my cabinet has vent for fan next to the power chord slot.. but cx430 has fan in the top :-s
 
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kishonvijaabraham

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but if the top of the cabinet is closed, doesn't the hot air stay inside the cabinet and increase the overall temperature??

 
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