PSU Calculator

[Dcepter1]

Cool, that last one is a good bookmark.

[ThreeFuries]

No, i didn't take the time to read if someone else said it already, but the 1st link doesn't work anymore.

Time for another vaicadin and bedrest..

[pheonix991]

Originally Posted by ThreeFuries

No, i didn't take the time to read if someone else said it already, but the 1st link doesn't work anymore.

Time for another vaicadin and bedrest..

[MrSeanKon]

I would also recommend Overclockulator click here which is an executable program.
OcBible here has a PSU estimator also.

[Ogrius]

While I am glad to have that calculator, I think something might be messed up with that third one. It is telling me I need 1214 Watts! lol

[paulgezon]

do any of these have 8800 support?

[DasFox]

1st link dead
2nd link outdated and no good
3rd link not an accurate calculator

I'm not sure if it's true but I've been told Zippy's is a better one.

http://www.zippy.com.tw/P_Budget.asp?lv_rfnbr=2

Actually it's not hard to total up the watts on your parts, most of them will have a wattage listing, or you can get it from the maker.

[aubiecat]

Here is the most up to date one I found. http://www.extreme.outervision.com/psucalculator.jsp

[MrSeanKon]

Originally Posted by aubiecat

Here is the most up to date one I found. http://www.extreme.outervision.com/psucalculator.jsp

The link have been posted already by mnemonik23 see in the second page the 35th post.

[mnemonik23]

Originally Posted by DasFox

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3rd link not an accurate calculator
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May I ask you why do you think it's not accurate? You have all features and adjustments to make it pretty accurate.

[MrSeanKon]

Can an Admin edit the first post???
One more by Enermax

[settite]

Its been a while since I have stopped by here as I really havent had the time to overclock... My new home on the internet forum wise is www.sevenstring.org/forums :P I miss hanging out here though and thought it was cool this post of mien still exists! Anyways I will try and stop be more often and try and become part of the community agian.

-Settite

[AaronNicoli]

Things like this are always very helpful thanks for sharing!

[JustinThyme]

a bit outdated!!
Needs to be removed as none of this applies anymore and all the links are dead!

[RealBigSwede]

I found this PSU calc: http://web.aanet.com.au/SnooP/psucalc.php
I think it is the best I used!! Maybe should be in the top link...

[Doglips]

Sorry not up to date...No 790FX motherboard. But I do like this one..At lest it has my Opty1210 HE.
http://extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp

[jack54]

Originally Posted by settite

Here are two very useful PSU Calculators to find out what size PSU you should have for what you want or what you currently have. Enjoy.

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

All the above except extreme.outervision are outdated.

[davidhammock200]

This is a "Good" PSU calculator, the "Pro" model, which I will try, should be even better.

Dave

[icehousewill]

yo mt fast firends the 2nd says i runin 530w with my sys thats good to see runin 800w ocz eXt thanks== chillywilly

[Bryanvaldez1]

mine calculated at Full load overclocked (everything high) sez i use 379w i have a 500w psu is that enough headroom my 12v rails are 16A and 18A