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Sham666

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HI ,

I'm looking for a ups for my PC which has a
Corsair 450W VS
Intel i3 4130
msi b85 motherboard
20" Dell monitor.
Right now i don't have a Grapics card but i'll add one, but not any expensive one a mid or just below mid range cards.

So what UPS you people suggesting to me for my PC?

by Shamal
 
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photonboy
*The UPS won't even work if your power supply uses a PFC circuit and the UPS model isn't compatible.

Something like THIS: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16842102132

I see no point in getting a lower Wattage model since the price doesn't get much cheaper for a comparable product. Also, batteries always lose capacity over time so it might last longer.

Don't forget to follow the instructions for USB setup etc to configure the software properly.
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mickypheonix

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Hi sham666
there are many different UPS manufacturers these days , some not available in different countries , search google for UPS Selector for a brand that is available in your country and fill in your system specs and you will get the appropriate UPS
 
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photonboy

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*The UPS won't even work if your power supply uses a PFC circuit and the UPS model isn't compatible.

Something like THIS: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16842102132

I see no point in getting a lower Wattage model since the price doesn't get much cheaper for a comparable product. Also, batteries always lose capacity over time so it might last longer.

Don't forget to follow the instructions for USB setup etc to configure the software properly.
 
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Sham666

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I want to know how much VA UPS i need to buy... To get a 10 -20 min backup
 
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photonboy

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The page I linked gives that information. Assuming with a monitor you are not gaming and at about 150Watts you'd get about 20 minutes with the 1000VA/600W model I linked.

(May be a better chart but it's 9 minutes at 300W. It's not proportional though because at 600W it's only 3 minutes.)
 
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