PLz help

[Vented_Swing_6295]

How many amp does this psu need to work https://www.amazon.com/EVGA-SuperNOVA-Modular-Warranty-220-G3-0750-X1/dp/B005BE058W?pd_rd_wg=XNcjw&pd_rd_r=9ad2de22-c388-40e2-99f9-7213f7c0ee33&pd_rd_w=JWP21&ref_=pd_gw_psimh&pf_rd_r=D5ECXZAEQBD55JCGJQWV&pf_rd_p=a1e8e44e-a6a8-5785-afd0-7f174f0d74f9

 

[seon123]

Which one?

[Vented_Swing_6295]

Just now, seon123 said:

Which one?

https://www.amazon.com/EVGA-SuperNOVA-Modular-Warranty-220-G3-0750-X1/dp/B005BE058W?pd_rd_wg=XNcjw&pd_rd_r=9ad2de22-c388-40e2-99f9-7213f7c0ee33&pd_rd_w=JWP21&ref_=pd_gw_psimh&pf_rd_r=D5ECXZAEQBD55JCGJQWV&pf_rd_p=a1e8e44e-a6a8-5785-afd0-7f174f0d74f9

 

[Motifator]

A horse walks into a bar and gets asked... why the long face?

A PSU doesn't "need" amps to work. You give it current and it starts to function. I don't think you understand the jargon you're using.

[seon123]

1 minute ago, Vented_Swing_6295 said:

https://www.amazon.com/EVGA-SuperNOVA-Modular-Warranty-220-G3-0750-X1/dp/B005BE058W?pd_rd_wg=XNcjw&pd_rd_r=9ad2de22-c388-40e2-99f9-7213f7c0ee33&pd_rd_w=JWP21&ref_=pd_gw_psimh&pf_rd_r=D5ECXZAEQBD55JCGJQWV&pf_rd_p=a1e8e44e-a6a8-5785-afd0-7f174f0d74f9

 

Do you mean, as in power on? It shouldn't need a certain power draw, as long as its power on pins are shorted. 

[S h u r i k e n]

8 minutes ago, Vented_Swing_6295 said:

How many amp does this psu need to work https://www.amazon.com/EVGA-SuperNOVA-Modular-Warranty-220-G3-0750-X1/dp/B005BE058W?pd_rd_wg=XNcjw&pd_rd_r=9ad2de22-c388-40e2-99f9-7213f7c0ee33&pd_rd_w=JWP21&ref_=pd_gw_psimh&pf_rd_r=D5ECXZAEQBD55JCGJQWV&pf_rd_p=a1e8e44e-a6a8-5785-afd0-7f174f0d74f9

 

1. Please refrain from using 'amps', they are 'amperes'

2. Are you trying to power your PC from a substation?

[Vented_Swing_6295]

lets say you are in a 3rd world country where your house has only 12 amp

and you have 2 air conditioners that each take 6 amp to work turning on both will make you have a power outage 

[Motifator]

You seem to be confused. Amperage at which voltage? How much power is the breaker capable of? Are you even going to hit that number with a mid-range rig? (I assume from that PSU). Those are the questions you should be asking yourself, ONLY if you're going to plug to PC into the same mains you plug your oven, fridge and stuff in, which I highly doubt. There likely is nothing to be worried about.

[aezakmi]

8 minutes ago, Vented_Swing_6295 said:

lets say you are in a 3rd world country where your house has only 12 amp

and you have 2 air conditioners that each take 6 amp to work turning on both will make you have a power outage 

Shouldn't each A/C be in a separate circuit with its own breaker?

 

Anyway, at peak consumption that PSU would use about 3.7A (I used a .9 PF and 220V so correct me if this is wrong)

 

[seon123]

30 minutes ago, Vented_Swing_6295 said:

lets say you are in a 3rd world country where your house has only 12 amp

and you have 2 air conditioners that each take 6 amp to work turning on both will make you have a power outage 

Depends on what you're powering and what voltage the mains runs at. For a 1080 system, you should be looking at ~3A at 110V or a bit over 2A at 230V. 

[Guest]

6 hours ago, kerbalstuff said:

1. Please refrain from using 'amps', they are 'amperes'

"Amps" is correct.  Maybe not in the U.K..... ?  I mean, you guys do using a lot of extra letters.

 

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