Amused Elite Member Apr 14, 2001 57,114 18,644 146 May 27, 2005 #27 That's peak usage/recommended PSU rating. That does NOT reflect the overall power usage of your computer.
That's peak usage/recommended PSU rating. That does NOT reflect the overall power usage of your computer.
A amol Lifer Jul 8, 2001 11,680 3 81 May 27, 2005 #29 Originally posted by: HaxorNubcake 4359 W Click to expand... stop using a prescott
S Steve Lifer May 2, 2004 15,945 11 81 May 27, 2005 #32 They recommend 275W for me, but since I can't double up on answers I know the value should be higher.
They recommend 275W for me, but since I can't double up on answers I know the value should be higher.
D David Brent Banned May 26, 2005 541 0 0 May 27, 2005 #33 354 watts. and the 9800 pro supposedly uses the same amount of power as a 5800 ultra?! (80w)
middlehead Diamond Member Jul 11, 2004 4,573 2 81 May 27, 2005 #36 269W, on a 420W power supply Time to buy four more HDDs and another controller card.
ElFenix Elite Member Super Moderator Mar 20, 2000 102,393 8,552 126 May 27, 2005 #37 155w for a notebook with a 75 watt or so ps
G Goosemaster Lifer Apr 10, 2001 48,775 3 81 May 27, 2005 #38 lol 350 watts... and my shuttle has a 250watt PS ...lofl
C cirthix Diamond Member Aug 28, 2004 3,616 1 76 May 27, 2005 #41 458 at full oc, 357 for normal usage
D dmcowen674 No Lifer Oct 13, 1999 54,889 47 91 www.alienbabeltech.com May 27, 2005 #42 354 Have a 400 watt supply.
D Dubb Platinum Member Mar 25, 2003 2,495 0 0 May 27, 2005 #46 no options for dualies? what a waste. 466 if you add an extra 72w for the second processor (on an antec 550 eps12v) 360 for the fileserver (antec 400w truepower)
no options for dualies? what a waste. 466 if you add an extra 72w for the second processor (on an antec 550 eps12v) 360 for the fileserver (antec 400w truepower)
H helpme Diamond Member Feb 6, 2000 3,090 0 0 May 27, 2005 #47 437 Watts, but that's only account for one of my two Athlon MPs
B bandana163 Diamond Member Jul 2, 2003 4,170 0 0 May 27, 2005 #49 The link doesn't work, so I'll just write down my real power usage: ~150-180 watts idle ~310 watts full load
The link doesn't work, so I'll just write down my real power usage: ~150-180 watts idle ~310 watts full load