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Originally Posted by ElevenEleven 
As it was pointed out to me elsewhere, Kill-a-Watt has accuracy issues and could be a fair amount off from correct current draw from the socket. So take these values with a grain of salt as a very rough estimate, as the real value could be significantly higher. Example:
http://hardforum.com/showpost.php?p=1032190998&postcount=7
As it was pointed out to me elsewhere, Kill-a-Watt has accuracy issues and could be a fair amount off from correct current draw from the socket. So take these values with a grain of salt as a very rough estimate, as the real value could be significantly higher. Example:
http://hardforum.com/showpost.php?p=1032190998&postcount=7
Very interesting....
Then again it makes sense, we are talking about a $20 meter, generally you get what you pay for with test equipment. If you want something that is calibrated and accurate you would have to spend significantly more than what the Kill-A-Watt retails for.
Then again, even with this said, I still trust the readings given from the Kill-A-Watt over what some of the PSU calculators spit out.
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