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That one is better then most, especially for those who plan on overclocking.
It over estimates as 95% of the calculators do, but not to the same extent that many do. Most of them over estimate wildly to try to protect from junk PSUs that say 650w but put out 400.

Anyway, I approve as it's a quick and easy way to get a ballpark figure if you don't want to hunt down the actual TDP ratings of all your parts.
 
The Extreme Outervison calculator allows you to do pretty much anything you need to do include compare overclocked voltages to stock but the OP's link looks good for those wanting a simple but comprehensive plug and play calculator.
 
Pretty much the same deal as Asus'.
Outervision has adjusted their calculator since i last looked, it's much closer to reality then it used to be.

Either way you're better off calculating the numbers yourself, but if you're feeling lazy you can have them do it for you.
 
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