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What is the actual power Draw ?
When you say "After 10min or so, my UPS starts beeping."... are we talking "plugged in" or yu are trying to use on battery.
I generally oversize my PSUs to"
a) Keep them close to 50% load where best efficiency is obtained
b) Keep fans from spinning up
c) Stay away from high load levels where voltage stability and noise increases,
When stress testing, this box it draws about 760 watts from the wall (1250 watt PSU), though adding up all the max draw for all components is 970ish. Right now it's pulling 216 watts from the UPS with the PC, two monitors, router, cable modem, and several peripherals and UPS says I have 26 minutes of up time on battery. It drops to 8 minutes at 540 watts and running Furmark it pulls about 810 watts and provides 5 minutes of up time.
But if your UPS is beeping while plugged in, then it's not about up time, it's about the fact that you are over stressing the protective features of the unit. The numbers, based upon info which you provided should not be over stressed. Get that P3 meter ... usually $20-$25. note the actual power draw and make the determination. If the metter shows < 600 watts ...Contact your UPS vendor and ask why is it beeping when the power draw is below the rated value. If it does exceed the rated value, then you'll neeed to reduce the load or upgrade the U{PS.
Here is Guru3D's power supply recommendation:
- GeForce GTX 1070 / 1080 - On your average system the card requires you to have a 500 Watts power supply unit.
When you say "After 10min or so, my UPS starts beeping."... are we talking "plugged in" or yu are trying to use on battery.
I generally oversize my PSUs to"
a) Keep them close to 50% load where best efficiency is obtained
b) Keep fans from spinning up
c) Stay away from high load levels where voltage stability and noise increases,
When stress testing, this box it draws about 760 watts from the wall (1250 watt PSU), though adding up all the max draw for all components is 970ish. Right now it's pulling 216 watts from the UPS with the PC, two monitors, router, cable modem, and several peripherals and UPS says I have 26 minutes of up time on battery. It drops to 8 minutes at 540 watts and running Furmark it pulls about 810 watts and provides 5 minutes of up time.
But if your UPS is beeping while plugged in, then it's not about up time, it's about the fact that you are over stressing the protective features of the unit. The numbers, based upon info which you provided should not be over stressed. Get that P3 meter ... usually $20-$25. note the actual power draw and make the determination. If the metter shows < 600 watts ...Contact your UPS vendor and ask why is it beeping when the power draw is below the rated value. If it does exceed the rated value, then you'll neeed to reduce the load or upgrade the U{PS.