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For Some Reason, i cant find out how many Watts my power supply is, i opened up my comp and took out my power supply and it didnt show how many Watts it is on the sticker, and i dunno how to check from the computer. can someone tell me how to check it from the computer?


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it only list the voltage, what i mean is by checking from the computer is that is there any site or program that can scan the power supply to see how many watts it is and other stuff?

EDIT:sorry, i should have stated this on the first post in this topic but im trying to find out what type it is also. Ex: ATX, MicroATX, SFX, etc.

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it only list the voltage, what i mean is by checking from the computer is that is there any site or program that can scan the power supply to see how many watts it is and other stuff?

EDIT:sorry, i should have stated this on the first post in this topic but im trying to find out what type it is also. Ex: ATX, MicroATX, SFX, etc.

Does it show the current in amps?? If so, them tell me what it is and I'll tell you the wattage.

P = IV

(Watts) = (Amps)(Volts)

Simple algebra! ;) Just had an exam on it today! ;)

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so when sum1 in class asks, "when are we ever going to use this?", u can raise ur hand and say "i used this in the msfn forum helping someone find out how many watts their power supply was", then u will be tortured for the rest of ur school days

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so when sum1 in class asks, "when are we ever going to use this?", u can raise ur hand and say "i used this in the msfn forum helping someone find out how many watts their power supply was", then u will be tortured for the rest of ur school days

:lol:

:thumbup

Anything can happen! :D

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lol, im only using less than 300W to power the whole system and for some reason it lags when i put in a new HD a couple days ago, some harddrive that was sold to me =/

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