PSU Guide...?

[iNcorrection]

I was wondering how can I know what kind of power I would need for my computer?

 

[ace777]

http://extreme.outervision.com/psucalculator.jsp


as for in an html code im not really sure iv seen some but others mems would have better ones.

 

[iNcorrection]

Lulz

Doesn't look all that legit but thank you for trying.

 

[ace777]

http://www.vbutils.com/power.asp

 

[muz]

list your specs here and we will help you , and reccomend some good power supplies to use

 

[iNcorrection]

list your specs here and we will help you , and reccomend some good power supplies to use

Look in my topic called "First time..."

I already picked out a good PSU, people have told me. But I want to know on my own.

EDIT: ace777, thanks.

 

[ace777]

np man glad that helpe

 

[iNcorrection]

Thank you once again.

Lock this thread, I was helped :]

 

[muz]

Look in my topic called "First time..."

I already picked out a good PSU, people have told me. But I want to know on my own.

EDIT: ace777, thanks.

oh right , my bad i didnt realise you had another thread ,generally i know cos ive done it before

although you could do it systematically by say adding up all your components
working out how much each one uses ,
say like these are just power levels for estimation and most arent actually factual
CPU-45W
Motherboard -50W
HDD1-10W
HDD2-10W
DVD-10W
GPU-250W
that comes to 375W , i would then add on about 50W just for good measure , in this case i would get a 450W

 

[Atomic Rooster]

Lulz

Doesn't look all that legit but thank you for trying.

The eXtreme Power Supply Calculator Lite v2.5 is legit and works very well. There are many different calculators that will all work pretty well in helping you decide on how much wattage you'll need.