[Venra]

How can you see how much power you are getting? Becaause i am thinking of getting a new vid card and I want to know if I have enough.

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There should be a sticker one the power supply that shows the wattage of the PSU

[OneCool]

There should be a sticker one the power supply that shows the wattage of the PSU

[Jack123]

I am not sure what you want to know - Go to following Web Site & Download the FREE Home Edition of Everest - Install & run

It will give you all info on your PC. .

Expand [Computer] Then Click [Sensors} - This will give you Votages- If that is what you were asking?

http://www.lavalys.com/

Jack123

[Venra]

I want to know what my system power supply is because I need 300W for the vid card I want to get so I want to know if I have enough power.

[Jack123]

One-COOL told you were that info can be found - usually label is accessable.- You will also know if your motherboard supports whatever card you are getting. 300 Watt Supply is not excessivly large in today's PC.

Need to read Computer specs + motherboard specs. Downloading Everest & running it - would be a great tool in learning your PC - Its a free educational tool!

This program will give you the information about motherboard and give you web sites to go for product info.

You will need to know what AGP support your motherboard has

Jack123

Edited by Jack123, 15 August 2005 - 09:35 PM.

[phua zheng hao]

when you buying new power supply, look for power supply with active pfc which stand for true power.