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A page to compute how big a power supply is needed for your computer.



 
 
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Old October 18th 06, 09:14 PM posted to alt.comp.hardware
Irish Godfather
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Default A page to compute how big a power supply is needed for your computer.

I used to have a page to compute how big a power supply is needed for
your computer.
I seem to have lost it.
Can anyone help.
Thanks.
Bill

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Old October 18th 06, 09:33 PM posted to alt.comp.hardware
Paul
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Default A page to compute how big a power supply is needed for yourcomputer.



Irish Godfather wrote:

I used to have a page to compute how big a power supply is needed for
your computer.
I seem to have lost it.
Can anyone help.
Thanks.
Bill


The best of them was Takaman, simply because it offered a
spreadsheet style, and you could see their assumptions about
each component in the answer. There are some other web pages,
but they hide the details, and seem to exaggerate some of the
power numbers. About the only people motivated to develop such
a web page, typically want to sell you a power supply, and
the bigger the watts, the higher the profit.

If you make up a list of components in the computer, and
post it, someone could give you a ballpark number.

Paul
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Old October 20th 06, 04:16 AM posted to alt.comp.hardware
Machine Messiah
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Default A page to compute how big a power supply is needed for your computer.

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I used to have a page to compute how big a power supply is needed for
your computer.
I seem to have lost it.
Can anyone help.
Thanks.
Bill


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