UPS recommendation

[visionholder]

I'm upgrading my system, and I would appreciate recommendations for a UPS to meet my needs. The system is a I7 920 2.66 GHz with 6GB of memory, 3 HDs (2 high speed), 2 DVD drives, a high-end graphics card running off a 850W PS. I also have a 24" LCD display, a cable modem, and a wireless router I want to put on the UPS.

My old system was running on a APC Back-UPS LS 500. Will my new configuration be too much for it? If so, what would be a good product?

 

[visionholder]

I'm upgrading my system, and I would appreciate recommendations for a UPS to meet my needs. The system is a I7 920 2.66 GHz with 6GB of memory, 3 HDs (2 high speed), 2 DVD drives, a high-end graphics card running off a 850W PS. I also have a 24" LCD display, a cable modem, and a wireless router I want to put on the UPS.

My old system was running on a APC Back-UPS LS 500. Will my new configuration be too much for it? If so, what would be a good product?

Well, to answer my own question (in a way), the system with 850W power supply isn't overloading the battery, and to help ensure fewer problems, I've attached my external hard drive and speakers to a separate TrippLite surge suppressor. Everything's running fine so far!

 

[visionholder]

Another update: My system runs fine on the existing UPS until I start to do anything graphics-intensive, such as playing a game, at which point I start to overload the UPS. I've spoken with APC about picking the right UPS upgrade, and it looks like I'll need a Smart-UPS 1500 at the very least (for basic battery backup when not gaming). If I want the UPS to handle switching to battery when the graphics card is sucking power, I'll need a Smart-UPS 2200.

Hope this helps anyone else who's in the same boat.

 

[davcon]

This is what i bought for my main rig and paid under $200 Canadian.
It was $20 cheaper then similiar APC offering.
Works fine.Provides 45 min back-up time with my gear.
http://www.cyberpowersystems.com/products/ups-systems/intelligent-lcd-ups/CP1500AVRLCD.html
23" monitor,i7 860,2 Dvd's,5850,8GB ram,sound card,750w psu,modem,router,speakers etc...