dann20201 Reputable Dec 12, 2015 89 0 4,640 May 24, 2017 #1 Hi Guys. My PC is supposed to use around 350-450 Watts. My PSU is 650W. Is my PSU always outputting 650W, which means wasting 200-300 Watts on nothing? Or is my PSU only outputting what my system needs, "saving" 200-300 Watts? Thanks.
Hi Guys. My PC is supposed to use around 350-450 Watts. My PSU is 650W. Is my PSU always outputting 650W, which means wasting 200-300 Watts on nothing? Or is my PSU only outputting what my system needs, "saving" 200-300 Watts? Thanks.
Solution 13thmonkey May 24, 2017 Yep, so PC requests 200W, is 95% efficient, it pulls 210W from the wall.
13thmonkey Titan Jan 10, 2006 24,790 350 75,790 May 24, 2017 #2 it outputs what the system pulls + inefficiencies. Upvote 0 Downvote
dann20201 Reputable Dec 12, 2015 89 0 4,640 May 24, 2017 #3 13thmonkey : it outputs what the system pulls + inefficiencies. What do you mean by "+ inefficiencies"? Upvote 0 Downvote
13thmonkey : it outputs what the system pulls + inefficiencies. What do you mean by "+ inefficiencies"?
Utkarsh Mahajan Distinguished Oct 13, 2013 774 0 19,060 May 24, 2017 #4 dann20201 : 13thmonkey : it outputs what the system pulls + inefficiencies. What do you mean by "+ inefficiencies"? The bit of extra power so it can be fulfilled the lost power. If i ma correct. I am having the habit of using :O which makes :O 😛 Upvote 0 Downvote
dann20201 : 13thmonkey : it outputs what the system pulls + inefficiencies. What do you mean by "+ inefficiencies"? The bit of extra power so it can be fulfilled the lost power. If i ma correct. I am having the habit of using :O which makes :O 😛
13thmonkey Titan Jan 10, 2006 24,790 350 75,790 May 24, 2017 Solution #5 Yep, so PC requests 200W, is 95% efficient, it pulls 210W from the wall. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution