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onap92889 [TS]
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12 Feb 14 @ 04:46 PM #
Do i have to buy an avr or ups for my rig? Kasi ive been having this problem for 2 years now. Nasira vga ko twice na, first vga was 6850, and yung 2nd 7970, tapos ngayon kelangan ko magpalit uli... sakit na sa bulsa. I was thinking if it is really a requirement to buy an avr or ups or there is a power surge on the outlet that i am using. Any suggestions please.
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lockon128
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12 Feb 14 @ 05:04 PM #
ano ba PSU mo sir?
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onap92889 [TS]
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12 Feb 14 @ 05:35 PM #
Hec cougar cmx 500w bossing
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pcruztemp
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12 Feb 14 @ 05:52 PM #
might as well get an AVR. an avr is only insurance if magkaroon ng power fluctuation. sabayan mo ng surge protector for protection against surges. although its not impossible na may problem ang PSU mo
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silentorange19
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12 Feb 14 @ 06:16 PM #
onap92889
good to invest on avr best type is servo one
>cdr king (budget servo avr witch good quality)
>stavol ( good one but expensive)
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pcruztemp
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12 Feb 14 @ 09:31 PM #
sabi nga nila insanity is doing the same thing but expecting different results
same house, same wiring. same psu. so if you want your video card to not die you gotta change/add something. like an AVR
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nyeubee
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12 Feb 14 @ 10:29 PM #
ok na yan branded PSU mo no need ng AVR
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gothic
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12 Feb 14 @ 11:00 PM #
Malamang po siguro PSU na may problema or baka nataon lang ng malas, puwede ring yung board na ang may topak. Ang avr kasi sa fluctuation lang ng kuryente useful, at kung hindi naman pumapatay or nagrerestart ang computer mo malabong fluctuation ang dahilan hehe.
May 2 boards na nga pala ako naencounter dati nung panahon pa ng mga pentium 3, naninira ng ram. Yung isa naka 12 times palit na ako ng ram at nagpalit palit na din ng psu, puro branded like kingston, samsung ang ram na ipinalit ko pero lahat pinasuko nung board na yun =)) kaya pinajunk ko na at di na ginamit.
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onap92889 [TS]
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13 Feb 14 @ 11:26 AM #
Gothic
Bossing masyado ng madugo kung magpalit ako ng board parang halos nagbuo ako mg bagong pc. Ang pagkakaalam ko yung mga bagong board ngayon hindi na compatible sa 2nd proc, if incase board nga may problema most likely palit din ako ng proc to 4th gen. Madugo. Pero i had my rig check already sa trustable comp retail store kung san ko binuo pc ko, wala naman problema board i was there, non chineck yung vga walang display sa monitor tapos non pinaltan yung vga to r9 ayun biglang nagkaron ng display sa monitor.
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gothic
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13 Feb 14 @ 11:40 AM #
Minsan po kasi hindi matroubleshoot sa mabilis na paraan yung defective na parts, minsan sa long term sila nakakadamage ng kapwa parts nila hehe.
Maganda nga po siguro psu muna ang bilin niyo, or baka naman nasaktuhan lang po kayo ng malas na nasira agad yung ilang videocards niyo within 2 years. Double check niyo din po ventilation ng casing niyo, baka hindi maganda airflow at kaya nagooverheat yung mga gaming videocards.
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otep_0626
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13 Feb 14 @ 04:36 PM #
UPS ang the best solution dyan kasi nandyan na and basic na kailangan ng isang PC gaya ng automatic voltage regulator, surge and spike protector at power back up. Pili ka lang ng magandang brand gaya ng APC or Liebert. Gaano kalaki ang capacity? Kung ilan ang capacity ng Power supply mo, mas maganda kung iyan din ang capacity ng UPS. Pero syempre take note din na ang UPS ay may power factor rating. Karaniwang mga UPS ay 0.6 lang. Kaya kung bibili ka ng 500 VA, nasa 300 watts lang ang capacity nito. HTH
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highwayman
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16 Feb 16 @ 03:29 PM #
i'd go with both. servo avr first then plug the ups to the servo avr. kahit ang apc does not regulate the voltage if its on mains mode. if the input is 240 volts measure the output its still 240. servo avr continiously monitor the voltage and adjust it to 220 volts everytime there is under or overvoltage. however servo avr does not provide temporary power during outages so if you are working on something data loss is a possibility. although servo avr has power on delay so it also protects you from surges and spikes when power returns. so if you really want to get protected use both. pero kung marami ka budget buy inline ups instead of the more common and cheap line interactive. in an inline ups power is derived from the battery thru a sine wave inverter whether there is power in the input or there is none. the ac supply just charges the battery when there is line ac power. there is complete isolation between the input and output so the output ac voltage is not affected by fluctuation in the ac mains
On the other hand the common line interactive ups merely passes thru the line ac voltage to the output after some filtering. if there is regulation its relay type which is unreliable.
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powermax2011
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15 Nov 16 @ 10:25 AM #
sir/mam ang gamit ko kasi is 500w trurated psu and avr yung secure ung color black tapos derekta sya sa kuryente delikado po ba? or wat if bumili ako nang UPS tpos palitan ko ung avr mas ok po ba un?
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barrzz
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15 Nov 16 @ 11:06 AM #
i have both..
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powermax2011
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15 Nov 16 @ 08:30 PM #
sir/mam ang gamit ko kasi is 500w trurated psu and avr yung secure ung color black tapos derekta sya sa kuryente delikado po ba? or wat if bumili ako nang UPS tpos palitan ko ung avr mas ok po ba un?
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JhunTechQC
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20 Dec 16 @ 02:55 AM #
meron po kasing tinatawag na EMI / EM field kung naka rekta ka sa wall outlet for sure ung EMI hndi controlado , kung true rated naman mas malala EMI mo so need mo ng AVR kasi kung ano lng need ng psu mo ung lang ibabato ng avr sayo .. isipin mo nlng ung larong tennis pag pinalo mo ung bola ng malakas tas walang kalaban deredertso ung bola pero kung may lalaban sa bola para hndi mag deretso ayus ang ikot at palo ng kuryente bago pa pumunta sa board mo .. so madaling salita kelangan mo ng surge protection/avr i suggest na pati ung monitor mo sama mo narin ikumpara mo ung PC na may AVR sa PC na walang AVR sino tumatagal namamatay nlng ung AVR buhay pa PC ^_^ sana may natulong ako ..
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JhunTechQC
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20 Dec 16 @ 03:05 AM #
Hindi mahal ang avr pero masira mga important parts sa isang gaming pc mas mabigat sobrang mahal pa , kahit Secure AVR pde na ung 3 outlet mabilis nga lng uminit kung gaming pc ksi 500w lang max na output nya minsan ang need ng pc rig mo eh 550W pero kwentahin mo kung ilan lahat kelangan mong Watts / Recommended Watts sa ( http://www.coolermaster.com/power-supply-calculator/ ) ung pc mo .. para alam mo ung need mo sakin kasi 294Watts recommended 350w psu ko 500w FSP brand pero walang palya gamit ko sya 24/7 no mintis .. normal lng sa avr uminit pero pag pumutok ayos lng din may fuse nman sya ^_^ hndi masisira PC mo o kahit anu na nakasaksak duon , pero kung surge connection lng baka mejo may palya kelangan mo dyan ung Good Quality hndi ung tag 100php lang sa ACE hardware meron or Surplus JAPAN ... AVR rin mas maganda sa SURPLUS dami branded Panasonic is the best! Panasonic is the BEST Quality pag dating sa A-V-R late 90s naabutan ko pa ung PANASONIC nmin noon mas matanda pa sakin 20 years na gumagana pa kaso ung plug in wire nya may mga ngatngat na kaya inistock nlng ..
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3570k
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20 Dec 16 @ 03:53 AM #
if budget permits mas ok si UPS kasi may brownout protection :) pero on my side, AVR is already enough. in addition, magastos din si UPS kasi you will need to replace the battery after ilang years of use.
edit: the type of AVR that i am referring is the servo type, not the ones being sold at P400 yung maliit na box :)
btw, experts, if gamit kong avr (servo type) is only 500 watts, tapos ang load ko is mas mataas dun, wala po ba akong magiging issue?
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jim040296
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11 Feb 17 @ 07:47 AM #
mga Sir ,
Compatible po ba ung 450 watt psu sa 500watt avr? salamat
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AmalgamvsAloof
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11 Feb 17 @ 08:37 AM #
Compatible po ba ung 450 watt psu sa 500watt avr? salamat
duhh, 450 is less than 500. assuming watts talaga ang rating ng AVR coz commonly its VA not W
besides, your PC is probably using only a fraction of your PSU's capacity even at full load , which means the PSU also only pulls a fraction of its capacity from the socket
test setup
16GB Corsair Vengeance LPX 2,666MHz RAM
Asus X99 Deluxe motherboard
Nvidia GeForce GTX 780
512GB Crucial MX100 SSD
Corsair H75 cooler
Corsair AX860i PSU
Windows 7 SP1 with Nvidia Forceware 340.52
actual power draw measured at the wall socket at load
Intel Core i7-3960X Extreme Edition (3.3GHz/4.7GHz) = 220w, 436w if overclocked
<click here for link>
if you add a geforce titan X, the card alone at load is 233w
<click here for link>
note: this is how you measure the card's power consumption alone
<click here for link>
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ocakes
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08 Mar 21 @ 08:39 PM #
Okay lang ba 500w secure avr at 700w generic PSU? Will upgrade my PSU soon kaya lang no budget pa.
