I want to find the wattage of my power supply but the sticker on the PSU is not telling me anything.

[ElaJohn]

I got this really old PC in the basement and was wondering what is the wattage of the installed PSU? I googled almost everything and nothing came up. Here's the pic of it: https://i.imgur.com/b2MDu1j.jpg

 

[brispuss]

Seems like the PSU is installed in a computer?

Try removing the PSU and look for other labels on it.

If there are no other labels on the PSU then it is probably a "generic" model, which usually means it is probably a low quality unit.

As to the power rating of the unit, a guess is that it MIGHT be a 450 W PSU as suggested by the notation "PN450EOE0130" on the label.

 

[jawlesspython04]

Is it a prebuilt? If yes then there must be some info about the system on the internet, including its power supply. Otherwise as brispuss said, its probably a low quality 450Watt.

 

[ElaJohn]

Seems like the PSU is installed in a computer?

Try removing the PSU and look for other labels on it.

If there are no other labels on the PSU then it is probably a "generic" model, which usually means it is probably a low quality unit.

As to the power rating of the unit, a guess is that it MIGHT be a 450 W PSU as suggested by the notation "PN450EOE0130" on the label.

Tried to remove it but there's nothing else to it. Just that sticker. Anyway, It's a really old Prebuilt ASUS Vivo Desktop.

Is it a prebuilt? If yes then there must be some info about the system on the internet, including its power supply. Otherwise as brispuss said, its probably a low quality 450Watt.

Yes. But I'm not really sure what series this rig falls under. I tried to search for "old vivo desktops" and ASUS' site came back with just the new rigs excluding the older rigs.