UPS Requirement for a 1000 Watt PSU

[Jayvdiyk2]

Hello all,

My Power Supply is
Cooler Master VANGUARD 1000 Watt
AC Input 10 -240V 12-6A 60-50Hz

I am wondering what is the UPS specs I need for that?

Blackouts happen weekly in my town.

Any suggestions please? Thank you

 

[Cons29]

im not an expert, but, it depends on the consumption of the rig. Even if you have 2000w psu, if you only have a typical setup, which usually consumes 300-400w, then you dont need too much.

maybe 500w? my point is that, it depends on the real consumption, not the capacity of your psu

 

[ko888]

You will need to list your complete system specifications if you want an accurate answer.

You will need to list everything that will be powered by the UPS including the brand and model of the monitor.

 

[Jayvdiyk2]

I see, here is my specs

CPU : Intel Core i7 4820K
CPU Fan: Corsair Hydro Series H60
VGA 1: Nvidia Quadro K600
VGA 2: Nvidia GeForce GTX770
Motherboard : GigaByte X79 UD3
LED : LG IPS236V-PN 23 inch
RAM 1: Corsair Vengeance 8 GB
RAM 2: Corsair Vengeance 8 GB
HDD 1 : Western Digital 1 TB
HDD 2 : Western Digital 2 TB
Power Supply : Cooler Master VANGUARD 1000 Watt
Wireless Card : TPLINK-WN851N Wireless-N PCI Adapter=
Keyboard : Some Logitech Wireless Keyboard
Mouse : Some Logitech Mouse

These are all that is powered by the PSU.

Any thoughts?

Thanksss

 

[ko888]

Does your computer case have any cooling fans? If yes, what is the size of each cooling fan and do they have any LED lighting?

What output voltage does the UPS need to produce? (I.e. what is your AC voltage where you live?)

 

[Jayvdiyk2]

EDIT: The my case is the Corsair Carbide 330R, no LEDs and only one standard fan that came with the case

The rest are

CPU : Intel Core i7 4820K
CPU Fan: Corsair Hydro Series H60
VGA 1: Nvidia Quadro K600
VGA 2: Nvidia GeForce GTX770
Motherboard : GigaByte X79 UD3
LED : LG IPS236V-PN 23 inch
RAM 1: Corsair Vengeance 8 GB
RAM 2: Corsair Vengeance 8 GB
HDD 1 : Western Digital 1 TB
HDD 2 : Western Digital 2 TB
Power Supply : Cooler Master VANGUARD 1000 Watt
Wireless Card : TPLINK-WN851N Wireless-N PCI Adapter=
Keyboard : Some Logitech Wireless Keyboard
Mouse : Some Logitech Mouse

These are all that is powered by the PSU.

Any thoughts?

Thanksss

 

[Jayvdiyk2]

You will need to list your complete system specifications if you want an accurate answer.

I have listed them above

 

[Jayvdiyk2]

Does your computer case have any cooling fans? If yes, what is the size of each cooling fan and do they have any LED lighting?

What output voltage does the UPS need to produce? (I.e. what is your AC voltage where you live?)

No LEDs and only one fan that came with the case.

My country uses 220 V.

 

[ko888]

Motherboard: GigaByte X79 UD3: 55 W
CPU: Intel Core i7-4820K: 80 W
RAM 1: Corsair Vengeance 8 GB: 3 W
RAM 2: Corsair Vengeance 8 GB: 3 W
VGA 1: Nvidia Quadro K600: 37 W
VGA 2: Nvidia GeForce GTX 770: 199 W
HDD 1: Western Digital 1 TB: 10 W
HDD 2: Western Digital 2 TB: 10 W
Wireless Card: TPLINK-WN851N Wireless-N PCI Adapter: 13 W
Case Cooling Fans: Corsair Carbide 330R: 13 W
CPU Cooler: Corsair Hydro Series H60: 13 W

Total: 436 W

PSU conversion efficiency of Cooler Master V1000 @ 91.5%: 477 W

LED Display: LG IPS236V-PN 23 inch: 35 W (Typical)

UPS minimum power requirements: 512 Watts

APC Back-UPS Pro,600 Watts /1000 VA: 8.7 minutes runtime
http://www.apc.com/resource/include/techspec_index.cfm?base_sku=BR1000G-IN

APC Back-UPS,865 Watts /1500 VA: 8.9 minutes runtime
http://www.apc.com/resource/include/techspec_index.cfm?base_sku=BR1500-IN

 

[Jayvdiyk2]

Motherboard: GigaByte X79 UD3: 55 W
CPU: Intel Core i7-4820K: 80 W
RAM 1: Corsair Vengeance 8 GB: 3 W
RAM 2: Corsair Vengeance 8 GB: 3 W
VGA 1: Nvidia Quadro K600: 37 W
VGA 2: Nvidia GeForce GTX 770: 199 W
HDD 1: Western Digital 1 TB: 10 W
HDD 2: Western Digital 2 TB: 10 W
Wireless Card: TPLINK-WN851N Wireless-N PCI Adapter: 13 W
Case Cooling Fans: Corsair Carbide 330R: 13 W
CPU Cooler: Corsair Hydro Series H60: 13 W

Total: 436 W

PSU conversion efficiency of Cooler Master V1000 @ 91.5%: 477 W

LED Display: LG IPS236V-PN 23 inch: 35 W (Typical)

UPS minimum power requirements: 512 Watts

APC Back-UPS Pro,600 Watts /1000 VA: 8.7 minutes runtime
http://www.apc.com/resource/include/techspec_index.cfm?base_sku=BR1000G-IN

APC Back-UPS,865 Watts /1500 VA: 8.9 minutes runtime
http://www.apc.com/resource/include/techspec_index.cfm?base_sku=BR1500-IN

Wow, thanks for the elaborate explanation and solution!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you

 

[Jayvdiyk2]

btw ko888,

Would any of these 2 work?

Prolink PRO1000
http://www.prolink.co.id/products/pro1K.htm

Prolink PRO1200
http://www.prolink.co.id/products/pro1200.htm

 

[ko888]

btw ko888,

Would any of these 2 work?

Prolink PRO1000
http://www.prolink.co.id/products/pro1K.htm

Prolink PRO1200
http://www.prolink.co.id/products/pro1200.htm

Either one should work. The Prolink UPS' are older design units.

I would recommend the Prolink PRO1200 because it has better battery capacity.

UPS compatibility with a computer's power supply unit is not guaranteed.

In some cases a computer's PSU requires a UPS that outputs a pure sine wave. The Prolink UPS' output a Synchronized Stepped Waveform.

When there is an incompatibility the UPS will not switch over to battery backup mode during a power interruption event or the UPS will switch over with audible humming and groaning sounds and then shut itself down without allowing the computer to shut itself down properly.

Ask your vendor if you can return the UPS if you find out that it is incompatible with your PSU.

 

[Jonceena]

hello
my computer configuration
CPU AMD FX8300 8 Core
Ram 8 GB DDR3 kingston hyperx
M/B MSI
G/C Sapphire 6 GB DDR5 (2+2+2)
Hdd 500 GB WD
Cabinet Cooler Master Haf XM
Power Supply 1000 Watts Coller Master
led 16'' AOC
My Microtek UPS 625 VA Not Start my computer .
What I Do?