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Hardware Canucks Power Supply Testing Methodology

DK2

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Overall, looks sound. :thumb:
The Efficiency is a bit dubious though, is there any way
you could get some known PSU efficiency numbers to use as a master reference.
Maybe permission to use the numbers from one of the high end reviews you mentioned,
and test the same model using your method.
 

martin_metal_88

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Reall great article I love it! It's cool to have a full resume of what review are made of. HWC is one of the only place you can have it like that!

Ask for more.
 

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Very informative for those of us considering GPU upgrades. I'm guessing the test system hardware/software has had some updates since this was written?
Also, can you clarify your GPU reviews as they relate to power supplies; if a system with a 2080ti is pulling 415 total watts, how do we estimate the size of power supply to give it?
 
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Very informative for those of us considering GPU upgrades. I'm guessing the test system hardware/software has had some updates since this was written?
Also, can you clarify your GPU reviews as they relate to power supplies; if a system with a 2080ti is pulling 415 total watts, how do we estimate the size of power supply to give it?

You would want to give it either a 550 or 650W power supply. As long as the power supply original manufacturer design and platform is solid there shouldn't be an issue.
 

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