How to check Power Supply (PSU) Wattage without opening PC

Check Power Supply (PSU) Wattage without opening PC! It's very important to know your PSU wattage if you're planning to upgrade your computer by buying a new Graphics card, CPU or adding more RAMs. As increasing performance would require higher PSU Wattage Unit. You might be lucky & already have got a high PSU wattage. Otherwise, don't buy the new expensive graphics card before first upgrading your Power Supply Unit! So, watch this 20 seconds video to learn how to know your PSU wattage!

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My message to those who didn't like the above video: At 0:00, I said that there is no method to find the Power Supply Wattage directly from Windows, but that's for *most PSUs (as correctly mentioned by the reply to this comment). For most PSUs, * even if you would open the task manager & turn on the "Power usage" tab, it'll just show whether a process is using very low, low, moderate, high, very high, it doesn't even say much power is used. PSU is like an extension cord with a lot of cables connected *unless its an expensive flagship PSU.* These power cables supply only power and not information about the PSU itself. Some PSU manufacturers include a chip inside the PSU, extra data cable & motherboard modification, just to show its model details! *Yes, there are some high end PSUs that you could find the Wattage directly from Windows such as AX1600i (as mentioned in the reply to this comment) by using your PSU manufacturer software such as iCUE.* But, for most PSUs don't waste your time looking for a magic/fake solution, there is no way to find out your computer PSU wattage from Windows or any 3rd party software, *if your PSU doesn't have the extra connection to the motherboard!* It's really easy to find out the PSU wattage as shown above and it's without opening your PC. Many people might think that they've to open their computer to see the wattage, so this video is also helpful for those people. On that note, I also want to thank those people who've liked this video for their understanding. *I also want to thank "Wlad1" for his very informative comment & correcting me. If you have a high end PSU with the extra data connection, please mentioned it in the comments below?*



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[gabbsxoxo]

Why are people hating on this video?? He gave an easy solution in a 20 second video on how to check your wattage without having to open your PC. He never said that you could check from Windows or the BIOS in the title, so it's not clickbait?? Also I didn't know you could actually check your wattage from the back of the power supply so this actually helped.
Y'all have to stop being idiots.

[justinso]

Isn't that just a number on the backplate?

[Biggu-]

simple as shit, Gotta love it dude. Thx man :)

[OfficialCJEdits]

Wait I need help it says 100-240 volts but how many watts is 240 volts?

[rashedalmazrouei]

i need a new pc i have an i-5 6600k gtx 970 and 130 watts

[TheIonBull]

This is a stupid video, what if the bottom doesnt reflect what gear you have inside your machine lol

[TrusteftTech]

I hit like for the laugh it gave me. The title is of course clickbait, but right now I don't give a frell.