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PSU problem

MadMoss · 2005-07-01 11:32:34

I found a site a while back which helps count up all the watts of the bits and bobs in your computer so u can tell if your PSU is powerful enough. Basically u select how many disks, type of graphics card etc. and it'll give a reasonable stab at what PSU u should be using. I lost the address and now I can't find it again.…

01-07-2005 11:32am

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MadMoss

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I found a site a while back which helps count up all the watts of the bits and bobs in your computer so u can tell if your PSU is powerful enough. Basically u select how many disks, type of graphics card etc. and it'll give a reasonable stab at what PSU u should be using. I lost the address and now I can't find it again. Would anyone of have a link to one like it?

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#2 01-07-2005 11:36am

Sgtshaft

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http://www.casemodgod.com/psu_calculator.htm

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