Is there any way of knowing how many watts you are using out of your psu? Any programs that can calculate through the mobo or something or is it impossible?
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Component..................Requirement............ .Line(s) Used
AGP Video Card..............30 50W.................+3.3V
Average PCI Card............5 10W....................+5V
10/100 NIC.......................4W...................... +3.3V
SCSI Controller PCI Card....20W...................+3.3V and +5V
Floppy Drive.....................5W...................... ..+5V
CD-ROM.......................10 25W...............+5V and +12V
DVD-ROM.....................10 25W...............+5V and +12V
CD-RW.........................10 25W...............+5V and +12V
7200rpm IDE Hard Drive....5 20W...............+5V and +12V
10,000rpm SCSI Drive.....10 40W...............+5V and +12V
Case/CPU Fans..............3W (each).................+12V
Motherboard (w/o CPU or RAM).25 40W......+3.3V and +5V
RAM............................8W per 128MB............+3.3V OR +5v*
Pentium III Processor.........38W......................+5V
Pentium 4 Processor..........70W......................+12V
AMD Athlon Processor........70W......................+12V
Updated and added
Cold Cathod Light......+/- 3.7w
LED Fan (4 LEDs).......+/- 1.6w
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