Power Supply Calculator (Program not Website)
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Dark Lord of Tech
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Doesn't exist , but to monitor your system HWINFO is good.
A digital PSU that had monitoring software is the only way to track the consumption somewhat.
A digital PSU that had monitoring software is the only way to track the consumption somewhat.
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yea, a Casio and Google. they're a good match to calculate stuff on your own. you know, do some research, find out what you have, add some numbers, etc.
azaran
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There are a few places where you can plug in your computers parts and get an idea of what the max load would be for the system. This is one such place
http://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator
But if you're trying to get real time power loads, after you've already build the system you'd have to go off SR-71s suggestion.
http://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator
But if you're trying to get real time power loads, after you've already build the system you'd have to go off SR-71s suggestion.
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