How tell wattage of power supply?

Discussion in 'other software & services' started by no0b, Mar 13, 2005.

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  1. no0b

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    Can someone tell me how I can best tell how many watts my computer power suppply is? Thx.
     
  2. TrBot

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    it is written on the power supply itself. Can't get more "best than" that;)
     
  3. no0b

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    Thx for the help Spanner and TrBot. I opened the case but I don't see anywhere on the power supply where it says the wattage. This computer was given to me also (homegrown ;) ), so no manual and nothing listed anywhere else on the pc (back/front or top/bottom). Know any programs that could tell me accurately? Other ways? Thx again.
     
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    My power supply says 'Model name: ATX-250'. Does this mean mine is a 250 Watts power supply?
     
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    I was a little surprised to find that even Everest, for all the other marvelous "system investigating" it does, couldn't do any better than just "ac line" for my power supply.
     
  6. ronjor

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    That is correct.
     
  7. TrBot

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    Heh, I too kthe side panel off my tower, the details are right there on the side of the power box...
     
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