will APC APC Smart-UPS C 1500VA LCD 120V work with my PC?

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Vertigo101

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Hello, I was thinking about buying the APC APC Smart-UPS C 1500VA LCD at some point next month to protect my PC from all the nasty little outages the town I live in has.

Here is my specs would this work for my primary computer only?
If this will is there enough room to connect my playstation 4 and 3 to it?
Guts of the PC.
Hard drives.
1. Samsung evo 840 750GB SSD
2.G-Skill sniper 120GB SSD
3.Western Digital black 500GB
4. Western Digital blue 600GB

Motherboard: Asus Sabertooth P67 1155
GPU: Gigabyte 770 2GB OC by Gigabyte
GPU: Gigabyte 770 2GB OC by Gigabyte
Memory: G-skill sniper 1866 4x4 (16 GB ) 1866Mhz
CPU: Intel I5 2500K @ 5.0Ghz
CPU cooler: Cooler master Seidon 240M
Power supply: Corsair HX850 (Replaced old HX850 last night with a new one.

Case, Fans, Monitor, Speakers, accessories
Case: Cooler Master Cosmos II Ultra tower
Fans: 10 Excalibur 120MM fans
Monitor: BenqXl4TE 144HZ 24" 1ms
Keyboard: Logitech G15
Mouse: Razer death adder 2010 black edition
Camera: Logitech C910
Speakers: Logitech Z906 5.1 THX certified
Microphone: Logitech desktop mic
 
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drtweak
They can handle up to 900 watts. So as long as not everything is running at once you'll be fine. But not sure why you would want to plug in your gaming consoles? Just use a regular surge protector unless your place is always having brown outs for a few seconds all the time then i can see why you would do that. But otherwise a regular Surge protector will do.

Remember these UPS are NOT meant for you to just keep on chugging along while the power is out. Its only mean to give you enough time to properly saved, close, and shut the PC down.
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They can handle up to 900 watts. So as long as not everything is running at once you'll be fine. But not sure why you would want to plug in your gaming consoles? Just use a regular surge protector unless your place is always having brown outs for a few seconds all the time then i can see why you would do that. But otherwise a regular Surge protector will do.

Remember these UPS are NOT meant for you to just keep on chugging along while the power is out. Its only mean to give you enough time to properly saved, close, and shut the PC down.
 
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Vertigo101

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My area the lights dim at random not sure if there is a surge some where or not but it seams to be just my room having that issue.

Mostly will use this for my computer as the prime choice and I plan to be upgrading as soon as I see a processor that beats out my I5 2500k by at least 50%.
So far I see haswell at 5% increase so not worth the upgrade.

 
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