I opened up my computer today because I was looking to do some upgrading and it says I have a 500w ATX power supply but when I check my PC specs online it says it's a 400w power supply. Can anyone explain to me what wattage of power supply I have?
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clarkjd
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That is a label from an Ultra LS 500watt PSU. Not one of the better brands.
You might want to take a look here:
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1655200/power-supply-limits.html
While it is labeled as a 500 watt PSU, It is questionable at best
. I would suggest a 5-600 watt unit bySeaSonic, XFX, Enermax, or EVGA(G2 models).
Rocky Bennett
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