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Ahh scared Domokun!
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PSU Calculator
http://www.challenge-my.com/goopsulator/ found by me http://www.jscustompcs.com/power_supply/ found by RPG Donkey http://www.extreme.outervision.com Thanks to mnemonik23 Also, check out This Guide by FatalError Last edited by settite : 12-22-2004 at 10:41 PM. |
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Wardriver
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Good find.
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Maximum OverDrive
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You de man Settite
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awesome, definitely a sticky, I've wondered the same thing, I remember pcpower and cooling has one on their website, but you have to do it manually
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Resident skydiver
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really good. I don't understand the last percentage that you can change thou... it can vary from 2500watts to 150 ???
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Outrun them all.
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yeah it is a little confusing at the end...
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Bumbaclot Rastamon!
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How come whenever I choose a processor, it says, "NaN"?
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___________________
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Quote:
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Outrun them all.
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that's what happened to me, too.
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Bumbaclot Rastamon!
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well, even if it did work, there isn't much of a selection.
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STICKY STICKY STICKY.
This thing is nice. My current rig takes up 464.82032 Watts. Thank god i have a 650W PSU, whew. (i had to use a 2.6GHz Northwood, oh well) |
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Learning To Overclock
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NaN == Not A Number
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Bumbaclot Rastamon!
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okay, now I get it.
I would vote sticky, if this had a bit more to it than one link. Maybe a thread where members post different calculators and people decide which one they want? I would vote sticky to something like that. |
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big round ball
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this calls for a sticky
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Stay thirsty
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Don't mean to sound argumentative but that kinda sucks...
there are only 13 processors to choose from (no bartons wtf?) and what about different video cards? There is no way a 6800ultra takes up the same ammount of power as a ti4200... I've seen better... i'll post it when i find it again. [edit] nevermind... you beat me to it... The second link is 10X better... the only thing i can think of to make it better would be to input the vcore/vdimm and overclocked frequency... lol.. fat chance of that happening though. Last edited by dr_sharp : 08-25-2004 at 10:41 PM. |
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Bumbaclot Rastamon!
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lol, this one's pretty good. Has good options.
http://www.jscustompcs.com/power_supply/ |
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ÖMETAL MACHINEÖ
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The second one is really good. Just what I needed to find.
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Running System Stock
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The second one is better and i think the first one is lousy. it only lists a handfull of intel processors and maybe a couple amd processors. plus some people are complaining about NaN (not a number in javascript) so there's some javascript bugs in the page.
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Resident skydiver
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yeah. and as I stated above, I have no idea what those last percentages you can change are for...
Second one is cool though =) |
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not a cuddly bunny
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lol, from 2nd one, my system is drawing 249w when benchmarking...
i have a 250w psu, which means im using a wee bit to much, given the whole % efficenty crap... |
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