PCApex PSU Calculator
Detailed system power use calculator for determining how large of PSU you need. This app will let you know how large of a PSU you should use to ensure your system runs as stable as possible.

Do not expect an update on this app until a new generation of relevant hardware is released, and most of the bugs that were reported from the first release have been addressed anyway so im gonna let it go for a while...

Version 1.2 Updates:
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- Inculded a more robust overclocking section.
- Fixed MORE problems with VGA list values not being
reported correctly for X800 Series
- Updated GUI with icons and other junk
- Removed TEC option, was stupid.
- Removed Infobar, was also stupid.
- Updates to hardware roster
- Misc small updates to wattage values
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Version 1.0 Updates:
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- Updated VGA section to include the ATI X1XXX series video cards
- Fixed problem with VGA list values not being reported correctly for X800 Series
- Fixed minor cosmetic problems
- Now shows up in taskbar
- Fixed small issue with info-bar
- Official version (1.0)
- Misc small updates to wattage values

Download | PC Apex

Hmmm... i've tested the software.... but it's waaaaayyyyy too far frm what my pc consumes.

Look here

Idle :


full load :



This is

AMD Opteron 146 Oc'ed to 3G
DFI LanParty Ultra D
GSkill ddr550 oc'ed to DDR600
2 maxtor PATA HDD

With the calculator, it shows 320w whereas my LCD PSU just need around 120w-130w while full load n 70w-80w during idle. This is with C' n Q' disabled.

this software look's cool

The software is cool but satanhead2003's PSU display is cooler!

Edit: tested this calculator. Far from accurate. The result is much higher than the real consumption.

This post has been edited by mengsuan: Jun 15 2006, 05:06 PM