eXtreme PSU Calculator update

mnemonik23 · Jan 20, 2006

eXtreme PSU Calculator v1.2 Update
www.extreme.outervision.com

- Now has 450+ CPUs including latest CPUs from AMD and Intel:

AMD Athlon 64 FX-60
AMD Athlon 64 X2 5000+
Intel Xeon 5020, 5030, 5030, 5040, 5050, 5060, 5063, 5070 (Dempsey Core)
Intel Xeon 7020, 7030, 7040, 7041 (Paxville Core)
Intel Pentium 4 631, 641, 651, 661, 671 (Cedar Mill Core)
Intel Celeron D 352, 356 (Cedar Mill Core)
Intel Pentium D 920, 930, 940, 950 (Presler Core)
Intel Pentium EE 955 (Presler Core)

- Added PSU utilization % based on CPU and Video Card

- Added a formatted print functionality

Electron Chaser · Jan 20, 2006

just checked it out. Not bad at all. Seems to be fairly close.

madhatR · Jan 21, 2006

no socket 939 dual core opterons ?

d94 · Jan 21, 2006

woa my cpu sucks 250W lol
and its sayin i need a 530W psu w/80% utilization..guess im right on the $$$

hmm ~ my cpu @ 1.6v 4600mhz would take 325W ****
i wonder if my OC is being held back by psu :shrug:

PhoenixOfChaos · Jan 21, 2006

d94i wonder if my OC is being held back by psu :shrug:[/QUOTE said:
With that OCZ 520 I doubt it, unless its a nub' one.

Vrykyl · Jan 21, 2006

well according to that i need 551w.... so looks like getting a 700w psu was a good idea

mnemonik23 · Feb 2, 2006

February 1, 2006

The following changes were made:

- from now all new AMD CPUs will be listed by OPN code

- added links on webpage to the latest updates

- added AMD Athlon 64 3000+ ADA3000AIK4BX
- added AMD Athlon 64 3200+ ADA3200AIO4BX
- added AMD Athlon 64 3200+ ADA3200DKA4CG
- added AMD Athlon 64 3500+ ADA3200DKA4CG
- added AMD Athlon 64 3700+ ADA3700DAA5CF
- added AMD Athlon 64 4000+ ADA4000DKA5CF
- added AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ (89 Watts)
- added AMD Opteron OSK246FAA5BL HE
- added AMD Opteron OSK846FAA5BM
- added AMD Opteron OSK148FAA5BK HE
- added AMD Opteron OSK248FAA5BL HE
- added AMD Opteron OSK848FAA5BM HE
- added AMD Opteron OSK250FAA5BL HE
- added AMD Opteron OSK850FAA5BM HE
- added AMD Opteron OSA252FAA5BL
- added AMD Opteron OSA852FAA5BM
- added AMD Opteron OSA254FAA5BL
- added AMD Opteron OSA854FAA5BM
- added AMD Opteron OSK260FAA6CB HE
- added AMD Opteron OSK860FAA6CC HE
- added AMD Opteron OSA165FAA6CB
- added AMD Opteron OSK265FAA6CB HE
- added AMD Opteron OSA865FAA6CC
- added AMD Opteron OSK865FAA6CC HE
- added AMD Opteron OSK270FAA6CB HE
- added AMD Opteron OSK870FAA6CC HE
- added AMD Opteron OSA870FAA6CC
- added AMD Opteron OSA875FAA6CC
- added AMD Opteron OSA280FAA6CB
- added AMD Opteron OSA880FAA6CC
- added AMD Opteron OSA144DAA5BN
- added AMD Opteron OSA146DAA5BN
- added AMD Opteron OSA148DAA5BN
- added AMD Opteron OSA150DAA5BN
- added AMD Opteron OSA152DAA5BN
- added AMD Opteron OSA154DAA5BN
- added AMD Opteron OSA165DAA6CD
- added AMD Opteron OSA170DAA6CD
- added AMD Opteron OSA175DAA6CD
- added AMD Opteron OSA180DAA6CD

New major update is coming:

Video Card wattages have been reviewed and will be listed based on real life 3D load tests (Not the maximum power consumption reported by manufacturers).

www.extreme.outervision.com

Flip-Mode · Feb 2, 2006

Nice, very informative.
Now if only knew how accurate the PSU ratings are, not very much as THG proved a while back.

Gautam · Feb 2, 2006

Lol, having a Dothan has its benefits...285W total even at 3.1GHz...

...unfortunately for me, my cooling draws about double that.

A64 rig at 2.7 GHz weighs in at 381W, AXP rig at 363W.

Very nice work, mnemonik. :thup:

mnemonik23 · Feb 9, 2006

Thanks!

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February 8, 2006

The following changes were made:

- added System Type: Single or Dual CPU

- added Alphacool AP1510 Pump
- added Asetek WaterChill Xtreme Pump
- added Danger Den CSP-MAG Pump
- added Danger Den DDC-12V
- added Danger Den DD12V-D5
- added Innovatek Eheim HPPS Plus Pump
- added Laing DDC-1 12V Pump
- added Laing DDC-2 12V Pump
- added Swiftech MCP 655 Pump

- added Koolance Aquian ICM Water Cooling Kit
- added Swiftech H20-220 Apex Ultra Water Cooling Kit
- added Thermaltake CL-W0020 Tribe Water Cooling Kit
- added Thermaltake CL-W0052 TideWater Water Cooling Kit

Video Cards update will be released next week!

www.extreme.outervision.com

Xtreme Barton · Feb 9, 2006

dam ..seems real high ...

but then again i want a new psu anyways ...

i need a 700 one too

Roofles · Feb 9, 2006

Well my rig sucks 290W at 80% and 331W at 100%

David Coleman · Feb 9, 2006

Sweet! 429W @ 100% means my fortron 550 is plenty

mnemonik23 · Feb 16, 2006

eXtreme PSU Calculator v1.3

February 15, 2006

Version 1.3 of eXtreme PSU Calculator has been released!

The following changes were made:

- updated Video Cards power consumption based on real 3D tests

- added Video Type: Single Crad, SLI or Crossfire

- added 9 overclocked Video Cards

- added ATI Radeon X700 Pro
- added ATI Radeon X800 GT
- added Chrome S25
- added Chrome S27
- added NVIDIA GeForce 7800 GS AGP
- added NVIDIA Quadro FX 4500

- added CPU Utilization based on TDP

- updated SCSI Hard Drives

Stay tuned, a few major updates and tools are coming! One of them is a nice surprise (we hope) for Liquid Cooling enthusiasts

www.extreme.outervision.com

veryhumid · Feb 21, 2006

did the location change? or is it just temporarily down?

jcw122 · Feb 21, 2006

Wow this is awesome, when will the site be back up?

3DFlyer · Feb 21, 2006

Softwarew calcs are fun to play with, but they're not very accurate. Some are wildly innacurate. With a forum such as this one, and so mnay people testing actual units with real world OC's, I tend to use that information alot more than calcs. Calcs ARE good for getting a genral idea, but if you want real world accuracy, you need real world results.

I've used all kinds of calculators. I've even tried some designed for model aircraft, but I always end up using the experience of others. You just can't beat the people on these forums. I've proven software wrong many times, but rarely have I ever been able to prove a real person wrong. Sometimes people make mistakes, but they tend to correct themselves...software will not.

mnemonik23 · Feb 21, 2006

3DFlyer said:
Softwarew calcs are fun to play with, but they're not very accurate. Some are wildly innacurate. With a forum such as this one, and so mnay people testing actual units with real world OC's, I tend to use that information alot more than calcs. Calcs ARE good for getting a genral idea, but if you want real world accuracy, you need real world results.

I've used all kinds of calculators. I've even tried some designed for model aircraft, but I always end up using the experience of others. You just can't beat the people on these forums. I've proven software wrong many times, but rarely have I ever been able to prove a real person wrong. Sometimes people make mistakes, but they tend to correct themselves...software will not.

true, that's why I'm a member of many forums and always listen what others say

I think now it is more accurate than other calcs available online. But there is plenty to do as well...

Site is back online again btw.

jcw122 · Feb 21, 2006

are you sure this is yours? I've seen similar on a different website before, it may have been Tom's Hardware but I can't remember.

mnemonik23 · Feb 21, 2006

jcw122 said:
are you sure this is yours? I've seen similar on a different website before, it may have been Tom's Hardware but I can't remember.

what? calculator? I think so

I do post on other forums too: updates, components discussion, power consumption, etc.

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