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anthonyfromtheuk
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2019/08/15 11:34:35 (permalink)
Is there any software available on this site to monitor my power usage? Sorry but this website is absolutely dreadful and I cannot find anything on it. I have a 750G2
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    bcavnaugh
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    Re: Software to monitor power usage? 2019/08/15 11:47:19 (permalink)
    Welcome to the Forum
    No there is no Software to monitor your Power Supply

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    Re: Software to monitor power usage? 2019/08/15 11:47:40 (permalink)
    Hi & welcome to the forums...
     
    If you're talking about your entire system power, you would need something like this > https://www.amazon.com/P3-P4400-Electricity-Usage-Monitor/dp/B00009MDBU
     
    Battery Backups (UPS's) typically come with software that will show your power usage as well.


     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
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    Re: Software to monitor power usage? 2019/08/15 16:08:02 (permalink)
    Not for the G2 750W. About 7 years ago EVGA had the EVGA SuperNOVA NEX1500 that did have software for it but they decided to not go that way after that. Probably because it added to the price of the PSU and the numbers are only slightly interesting as what matters most is if the system boots. If the system is getting power and working it's more of the kind of thing you look at only a few times and if it's not working software in Windows to tell you how much power you are using is a moot point.
    post edited by Hoggle - 2019/08/15 16:27:33

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