psu to avr.

[greywolf]

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does the avr need to have higher voltage than the psu? i currently have a 550w psu and a 500w avr. im also planning to buy a 750w psu. can i still use my 500w avr with that or do i need to get a higher avr?

[blade4638]

if your pc is "heavily loaded" such that it will test the limits of your 550w psu, then i wouldn't recommend using the 500w avr. better plug it directly to your power outlet. chances are you'll keep on blowing your avr's fuse (usually 5 - 10 amps lang ni, nowhere near the current drawn by a heavily loaded system).

if you're using just half or 75% of the psu's rating, then i think its ok.

i've damaged a 1000va (600w) ups with a 750w psu. yeah, that was stupid.

[greywolf]

ok. basta dili lang nakadungan ug gamit tanan hardware ok ra bro noh?

[butitoy]

buy a servotype avr sa manalili..

if u can afford to have a 750w psu...1200watts servo avr is chicken for u.

range : 1200 - 2000.00

try it..it wont fail u.

i tried it before..

servo type avr that serves a pair of power hungry peskot 3.2ghz with 2gb ram/4hdd/2opticals/17"display/550w task psu / a3 size capable xerox printer..and yet i never heard it sound like "'krekkkk..krekkkk.krekkk." whenever the welding machine sa opis are being used.

[greywolf]

china made na bro? is it very reliable?

[AMD_infinium05]

https://www.istorya.net/forums/index....,179772.0.html

we got similar topic...


ya i think servtotype avr's are good.

[cloud]

servo types are better avr than transformar types.

[greywolf]

ic. mas dako pud ni kaon sa electricity?

[AMD_infinium05]

cpu power draw = cpu + mobo + ram + hd's + cd-drives + graphics card + pci cards + usb devices

[greywolf]

yep i know that part already. thanks bro.