How do I find out what my system's power supply is???
Magicboi8
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Jump to PostIf you know what the make and model or your computer you can always look up the specs. It may not mention the manufacturer but should list the output. The other option is to open the case and look and see what is printed on you PSU.
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dcc
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If you know what the make and model or your computer you can always look up the specs. It may not mention the manufacturer but should list the output. The other option is to open the case and look and see what is printed on you PSU.
Magicboi8
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Dangit! I had this thing built but thanks anyway. Ummm Is there a way to do it on the PC
blud
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Unfortunately not really. The model number and stuff should be located either on the back or bottom of the actual PSU.
jbennet
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yeah crack open your PC ansd wrrite down any serial numbers etc.. that are on the PSU. Google them
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