Summary: Vince - this post would appear to have become somewhat technical,perhaps needlessly so. In an attempt to simplify:- Volts x Amps = Watts a) Volts - th...
Summary: Hi there, there is a way to find out how much power your computer is using. VxA=W on the top of your hdds you will (should) see something like 12v - 3...
Summary: Cheers rob, I will try them. Fred, yeah, I found that out when looking at an FAQ, the only problem now is I cant see the volts and amps on all of the ...
Summary: Might just consider a new router. On sale they might be less than trying to find the correct wall wart one or worse, burning down your home. How much ...
Summary: >> I've never seen a PS without the wattage listed << Niether have I, although the figure by istself can be a bit misleading. Does it list Volt...
Summary: ok just think your geforce 4 ti 4600 its top of the line video card sucking up a Hole hell of a lot of volts and amps and that big fat 2.53 intel Cpu ...
Summary: This problem is really demoralising me. My computer just reboots randomly. The only consistent factor is that I'm either playing games or installing g...
Summary: Might be time for a new battery, as there are 2 things it needs to deliver and they are volts and amps, charging a battery may display a large amount ...
Summary: Hi there, there is a way to find out how much power your computer is using. VxA=W on the top of your hdds you will (should) see something like 12v - 3...
Summary: Universal for Sony perhaps but that will be about all. You need to look at the Volts and Amps output and compare to what is required. Volts have to b...
Summary: "I tryed a different cord on another laptop & used the other cord from the other laptop, no change" power adaptors from different laptops have diffe...
Summary: I powered my amp by a 13.8 volt 15 amp power converter from radio shack. It only costed 60 bucks and the amp was only around 60 bucks also for a jense...
Summary: First, there is a lot of misinformation and outright lying about UPS's--no different than car manufacturers and gas mileage. POWER can be confusing be...
Summary: I got SOYO "SY-P4X400 DRAGON Lite" mother board as a gift from my cousin. It has a AGP Slot in accepts only 1.5 Volts AGP card ( 4X or 8X). it is ment...
Summary: if there is a voltage and current rating somewhere in specs, multipy volts x amps and that would be your power draw. When all else fails beat the $%!*...
Summary: "Nothing in a computer requires watts." It would be less confusing for readers if we stuck to what we know. Everything in a computer requires watts. ...
Summary: Regarding the post of the power consumption listing: Volts and wattage are two separate things. I dont remember the exact formula for volts, watts, a...
Summary: The power supply takes an AC sine wave and does its best to give a DC output. ('Wave' is just what came to mind first). The electronics of the PS wi...
Summary: If you want to know how much power you need, find the specs for all your peripherals (including USB unless they are using external power) look for the...
Summary: Thanks for your reply. However, where there is "Watt" there has to be "Volt" and where there is "Volt" there is "Amps". (Or MilliAmps). I have 1 set o...
Summary: I'm not sure if this is the right forum to post this in, but here it goes. I have a laptop type of computer that needs 19 volts 1.84 amps. I can power...
Summary: A variable voltage transformer in a computer, OMG! What a good way to fry everything in sight. One thing that computers just do not like is a variab...
Summary: Hi, Is that a SPDIF connector. If so the leads are Ground, +5 volts and composite digital audio. The speaker amps probably need the +5. Most all newer...
Summary: You have 19A on the +12v rail, so if the rating is correct, it should be plenty. To calculate wattage, you multiply the volts x amps. If you wanna get...
Summary: "If you believe the 25A rating on the +12v rail of the 400W Powmax, I have a bridge you might be interested in" 25 amps is not that big a number. Plug...
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