QUOTE(kmarc @ Jun 17 2007, 10:23 PM)
Thx for the info. So what happens to your rig at full load?
Are you overclocking your rig?
Am trying to open the hyperlink you've provided as soon as screamyx will allow me!!!

erm i never face any problem for temporary cos i seldom 100% full load for my whole system unless u performace stress... so for me 460watt is enuf without OC
QUOTE(kmarc @ Jun 17 2007, 11:38 PM)
This is what I got using the following configuration:
-Single processor - C2Q6600 (2.4Ghz, 1.25v) - OC at 3.0 Ghz (1.45v)
-High-end desktop
-100% TDP
-2 sticks DDR2
-Nvidia 8800 GTX (626/2000) - single
-2 HDD 720 rpm
-1x DVD+RW + 1 DVD-ROM
-Sound card x1
-2x 80 mm fan, 3x 120mm fan
-system load - 100% peak load
--?? capacitor aging
Amount of watts = 492w
Thanx for the reference. With almost similar setup as above, the calculator only showed a PSU wattage of 330w!!!

is amout watt is 492 including OC probably your PSU still can last you for 1 year+ before the capacitor become old and leak..that time your psu wattage will drop depending on power leakage...that is why the web recommended you 560-600 watt psu.. for now i temporary use the 460watt enermax....i plan to upgrade to fotron 600w or 700watt cos is cheaper compare to other and is true power with more than 80% efficiency..