[timf808]

theres nothing on it.. i got it in a broken PC i picked up.. it has to be fairly new.. has 2x6pin GPU plugs, guy i got it from said he forgot... is there any way to tell what it is??? no brand name either.. but it looks..."nice" so like not a stock one.. something aftermarket, blue LED lights and a 3speed fan switch..

 

[GanjaSMK]

Open it up and look inside.

 

[pvp309rcp]

Picture?

I'm sure somebody could search for it

 

[FearSC549]

Quote:

Originally Posted by GanjaSMK Open it up and look inside.

Doubt inside would have any useful information.

Get a multimeter.

 

[Hy3RiD]

Picture, multimeter, maybe something inside

 

[Phaedrus2129]

Quote:

Originally Posted by FearSC549 Doubt inside would have any useful information. Get a multimeter.

The ratings of the rectifying bridge, primary switchers, and schottkys can tell us a great deal about a power supply's capabilities.

 

[PCSarge]

some of them if you do open them, have the wattage marked on the circut board...or at least OCZ's **** psu's do

 

[Lostintyme]

Quote:

Originally Posted by FearSC549 Doubt inside would have any useful information. Get a multimeter.

Agreed

 

[WTHbot]

Quote:

Originally Posted by FearSC549 Doubt inside would have any useful information. Get a multimeter.

We might be able to identify the base platform, if so then yes we could. If you wanted to get technicall I'm sure we could at least identify the quality of the parts.

 

[blupupher]

Quote:

Originally Posted by timf808 t... but it looks..."nice" so like not a stock one.. something aftermarket, blue LED lights and a 3speed fan switch..

Most all decent PSU's have a thermal or load regulated fan. If it has a switch, more than likely junk IMO.

 

[dracotonisamond]

Quote:

Originally Posted by blupupher Most all decent PSU's have a thermal or load regulated fan. If it has a switch, more than likely junk IMO.

the antec TPQ-1200OC has a fan speed over ride nob.

and a multimeter would tell you next to nothing other than voltages not wattage.
you should check the internal components, or at least post a picture of the unit/internals for one of our many power supply guru's to identify.

 

[GanjaSMK]

All these people commenting about my post and how it wouldn't give you any information...

Funny...

 

[skarm]

Usually the heavier the better, 2x 6-pin usually says it's around 550w+ range.

 

[blupupher]

Quote:

Originally Posted by dracotonisamond the antec TPQ-1200OC has a fan speed over ride nob. ...

Well, I did say "more than likely junk" not "are junk"

Their is always an exception or 2.

 

[Kaninja]

Quote:

Originally Posted by skarm Usually the heavier the better, 2x 6-pin usually says it's around 550w+ range.

No.