rainbueza Distinguished Mar 10, 2012 162 0 18,690 Nov 18, 2012 #1 I have the FSP Epsilon 700 watts and I have a 500 watts avr. Do you think it will work with each other well? Thanks everyone!
I have the FSP Epsilon 700 watts and I have a 500 watts avr. Do you think it will work with each other well? Thanks everyone!
prototype18 Distinguished Dec 19, 2011 1,987 0 20,160 Nov 18, 2012 #2 Yes it will work. That 700W FSP had good review's. Maybe in future u will add a GPU who know's or even if u upgrade ur PC u can still use that PSU but u have to upgr that AVR. What is the rest of your system just to be sure u wont exceed it? Upvote 0 Downvote
Yes it will work. That 700W FSP had good review's. Maybe in future u will add a GPU who know's or even if u upgrade ur PC u can still use that PSU but u have to upgr that AVR. What is the rest of your system just to be sure u wont exceed it?
ko888 Titan Feb 18, 2009 16,708 41 84,990 Nov 18, 2012 #3 As long as you keep the FSP Epsilon 700W PSU and any other connected devices total AC power draw under 500 Watts from the 500 Watt AVR then you should be fine. If the AVR shuts itself down then you know that you are exceeding its capacity. Upvote 0 Downvote
As long as you keep the FSP Epsilon 700W PSU and any other connected devices total AC power draw under 500 Watts from the 500 Watt AVR then you should be fine. If the AVR shuts itself down then you know that you are exceeding its capacity.
Quaddro Distinguished Sep 1, 2010 2,074 2 20,965 Nov 18, 2012 #4 avr should be bigger than psu.. 1000w avr will suit to your system.. but yes, i agree with ko888, it will work, as long as you're not exceed 500w avr capability.. Upvote 0 Downvote
avr should be bigger than psu.. 1000w avr will suit to your system.. but yes, i agree with ko888, it will work, as long as you're not exceed 500w avr capability..
rainbueza Distinguished Mar 10, 2012 162 0 18,690 Dec 16, 2012 #5 Hi guyz, im currently using 500watts avr with my 700watts psu. I have no problems at all. thanks. Upvote 0 Downvote