Overclockulator 1.34b

jmke · 14th November 2004, 15:31

Great little app that will be an overclocker's best friend! Various calculating functions aimed straight at the overclocker incuding a tool to add up your systems total wattage use, CPU and FSB calculations, Temp conversions and more.

http://www.pimprig.com/downloads/ind... 20Utilities&

jmke · 14th November 2004, 15:35

a bit over the top is that Wattage calculator.. the CoolerMaster RealPower mini-watt meter shows 190Watt in use at max. load

yet:

Sidney · 14th November 2004, 15:49

I "think" the difference is sythetic max load vs actual on demand load. The softwaren uses data driver by max load for the devices listed while Cooler Master is meauring actual drain from the power supply.

Nice tool to have to figure power supply requirement base on devices installed.

14th November 2004, 17:27

hm, it seems to have a problem with comma's/point. because 0.4*214=856watts !!!

DUR0N · 14th November 2004, 18:46

you also have to incalculate the cos(RHO) factor because PC's aren't completely ohms users.

14th November 2004, 19:04

Quote:

Originally posted by DUR0N
you also have to incalculate the cos(RHO) factor because PC's aren't completely ohms users.

idd, those hardware use virtualy x Watt, but they really use x*cos(A) watt, and that meter on the coolermaster read that x*cos(A), but actually the PSU must be as strong as x watt.

I think

DUR0N · 14th November 2004, 19:28

Quote:

Originally posted by kr15t0f

idd, those hardware use virtualy x Watt, but they really use x*cos(A) watt, and that meter on the coolermaster read that x*cos(A), but actually the PSU must be as strong as x watt.

haven't you payed attention in class?
the voltage*amperage*cos(A) number of watt's is wat is actually used, the voltage*amperage is what is transported trought the lines (but is never 'consumed')

jmke · 14th November 2004, 19:33

teach us ow mighty Duron!

14th November 2004, 20:03

Quote:

Originally posted by DUR0N

haven't you payed attention in class?
the voltage*amperage*cos(A) number of watt's is wat is actually used, the voltage*amperage is what is transported trought the lines (but is never 'consumed')

like I said. :wtf:

14th November 2004, 22:48

Lite-On SOHW-1633S

14th November 2004, 15:31	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	Overclockulator 1.34b Great little app that will be an overclocker's best friend! Various calculating functions aimed straight at the overclocker incuding a tool to add up your systems total wattage use, CPU and FSB calculations, Temp conversions and more. http://www.pimprig.com/downloads/ind... 20Utilities& __________________

14th November 2004, 15:35	#2
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	a bit over the top is that Wattage calculator.. the CoolerMaster RealPower mini-watt meter shows 190Watt in use at max. load yet: __________________

14th November 2004, 15:49	#3
Sidney Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 15,738	I "think" the difference is sythetic max load vs actual on demand load. The softwaren uses data driver by max load for the devices listed while Cooler Master is meauring actual drain from the power supply. Nice tool to have to figure power supply requirement base on devices installed. __________________ lazyman Opteron 165 (2) @2.85 1.42 vcore AMD Stock HSF + Chill Vent II

14th November 2004, 19:33	#8
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	teach us ow mighty Duron! __________________

14th November 2004, 17:27	#4
wutske Posts: n/a	hm, it seems to have a problem with comma's/point. because 0.4*214=856watts !!!

14th November 2004, 18:46	#5
DUR0N Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 1,543	you also have to incalculate the cos(RHO) factor because PC's aren't completely ohms users.

14th November 2004, 22:48	#10
Da_BoKa Posts: n/a	Lite-On SOHW-1633S