#80 - Question/Answer: Selecting the Correct Power Supply

Q. How do you select the correct power supply for your particular setup.

A. First, determine how much wattage you are going to require... Watch the video to find out more... http://www.Support3GM.com

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• computer
• power
• supply

[Hrakleus]

Must be an ugly one! (cause she looks like a man)

[GutzRage]

you sound like casey kasem. can you say, " this weeks' top 40!!"

[abdulz671]

@taimooralibukhari there is a internet site i think its called power supply calculator there you can calcutlate your needed wattage by giving in your detail (copmuter specs)

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[taimooralibukhari]

My pc specs is:

Core i5 2400

Dz68db mobo

wd 500GB

kingston 2gx2 ddr3

Sony ROM

SSD OCZ Vertex 3

HD 6790

i dont have enough budget so plz tell me under 500-600W

[mmmyyy26]

my question how to find a wife

[xfinestpredatorx]

i have a micro atx motherboard do i have to use a power suppy that is for a micro atx? or can use a different one like regular atx

[sytrexx09]

pc was off..there was a power surge and my PSU appears to have blown a capacitor...there was fluid everywhere? but HOW COULD THIS HAPPEND IF THE PC WAS OFF????...CAN SOMEONE HELP???

[ComputaholicTV]

What was that website you use to determine how many watts you need?

[nfarnham2008]

I am trying to find out how much wattage my computer is using, I went to a calculator site, the thermaltake one I think, but I don't know all the info or what they are talking about. I have an HP a6203w desktop, can anyone help me find out how much wattage my computer uses?

[airsoftguy85rocks]

when you buy a new computer, how do you find out how many watts the computers PSU has?

[uut0]

i think that ill use the x3 ultra 1000w cause it has the connectors i need and it gives me more then enough room for upgrades

[DTM364]

how do i know which one to pick that has the right ampage, for example i want to get a graphics card that says 12V current rating of 28A or more. how can i see how many amps are in a particular PSU??

thanks