[Raju Pal]

Are you sure my PSU can take the load??? If not,it can fully damage my PSU right?? Also my other components aren't overclocked yet!

Edited by Raju Pal, 14 February 2017 - 08:48 PM.

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Your PSU will be fine and your hardware does not need to be overclocked to run the program, remember you are only checking to see if the computer runs ok under a full load while you have a constant power supply from the mains electrical supply, if all goes well the present UPS should be upgraded.

[phillpower2]

Your PSU will be fine and your hardware does not need to be overclocked to run the program, remember you are only checking to see if the computer runs ok under a full load while you have a constant power supply from the mains electrical supply, if all goes well the present UPS should be upgraded.

[Raju Pal]

I have completed the testing with OCCT. Testing was normal.. no error, nothing happens during the test.!

[phillpower2]

This suggests that your hardware is ok and the problem is indeed with the budget level UPS.

 

Can you post a link to where you may possibly purchase a new UPS from, we can take a look and suggest the most appropriate UPS if one is available to you from any link that you may provide.

[Raju Pal]

usually I purchase from amazon.in or flipkart.com
They have better services here. You can give me suggestions from there.!!
Today I was surfing and found an UPS. model name was APC BX1100C-IN. It has sine wave facility.
will it be compatible for my system..?? also give some more suggestions..!!

[phillpower2]

Today I was surfing and found an UPS. model name was APC BX1100C-IN. It has sine wave facility.

will it be compatible for my system..??

 

 

Nope and reason being it is only stepped approximation to a sinewave technology which means that there will be a slight delay between the power going out and the back up battery kicking in, the APC Back-UPS 1100VA, 230V BX1100C-IN is also not listed as being PFC compliant and only has a 1 year warranty, specs here

 

also give some more suggestions..!! 

 

 

Like the help we provide here good manners are free, please afford myself or any other member that may chime in with a suggestion for you a simple please or thank you.

 

If you do not have an add on video card and not running Windows 10 something like the CyberPower CP900EPFCLCD Backup UPS PFC Pure Sinewave 900VA/540W 2 x UK Sockets 4 x IEC

 

If you do have an add on video card let us know what it is, if you are running Windows 10 CyberPower CP1300EPFCLCD Backup UPS PFC Pure Sinewave 1300VA/780W 2 x UK Sockets 4 x IEC

 

Take a look at the thread here and in particular what Lady Fitzgerald explains and you will see the importance of having a pure sine wave and PFC spec UPS in India.

[Raju Pal]

ok, thanks for your help.. much appreciated..will knock again if I need more help.!

[phillpower2]

You are welcome Raju Pal and thanks for the update 

[Raju Pal]

I want another advice.. can a surge protector help me in this matter?? Should I buy one to check this??

Edited by Raju Pal, 19 February 2017 - 10:14 PM.

[phillpower2]

Best Answer

Depends on the quality of UPS that you purchase and what you are hoping to protect with any surge protector as in the PC or the UPS itself, the two example UPS that I post links to have "Automatic Voltage Regulator (AVR) and EMI, RFI, Surge and Spike Protection"

[Raju Pal]

ok thanks again. Have a good day.

[phillpower2]

You are welcome