power supply help

any system monitoring program with a modern mainboard can tell you the current usage, but generally not the information you seek. to get the official word from the retailer, all that information should be in the documentation.

what is the brand and model?

i am looking at the retail box for my psu. it lists peak and total in watts. and the rails in amps. only voltage rating is per rail and of coarse the AC input. if it only lists 200V, then you must be reading the AC input sticker near the plug. all the stats should be listed on the top depending on fan and accessory placement. you will have to probably pull it out or find the document on the retailers website.

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it came in a pre-built gateway pc, i didn't build it, so i have no clue of the retailer, etc. i think i'll just pull it out tomorrow and see what it says on it. thanks for the tips!

~peace

"Stealing games on the internet isn't illegal though." - Some tool on some game forum

Uh, I wouldn't pull it apart if I were you. I would actually try to find the model somewhere on the internet or something before you pull it apart because it might void your warranty and I don't think you want to do that.

Garon Shanks
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Do you believe, in what you see?

I took a shit in my computer. You think that voids the warranty?

Not if it's running Windows, it has shit inside by default.

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