Huntkey power calculator

The latest version of the professional computer power calculator 2017 officially produced by Huntkey can accurately calculate the power required for stable operation of the computer based on the selected configuration. Huntkey Power Calculator 2017 helps us understand the real load situation of the computer and can quickly evaluate the power consumption of the computer hardware. It is accurate and authoritative and provides a reference for us to choose the appropriate power supply. Users who need to test the computer hardware merit book can download it quickly.

Huntkey power calculator software features:

1. This power calculator is designed to provide consumers with accurate and fast power solutions.

2. All processor data comes from the official websites of Intel and AMD, ensuring absolute accuracy.

3. Computer power consumption mainly comes from three major parts: CPU, graphics card, and storage. The differences in power consumption of other components have little impact on the calculation results.

4. The collected data information is synchronized with the hardware dynamics of the IT industry, and accurately reflects the real load conditions of each channel, striving to be the most timely, accurate and authoritative.

5. The memory data refers to the official data of Kingston (the world's largest memory module manufacturer). Since the actual power consumption of the memory is small, the differences between different brands of memory can be ignored.

6. The hard drives include products from mainstream brands on the market (Seagate, Western Digital, Hitachi). The data on hard drives and optical drives come from the nameplates of actual sales of each model to ensure that the data is accurate and trustworthy.

7. The data for motherboard chipsets and graphics cards are all derived from the official websites and technical materials of Intel, Nvidia and AMD-ATI. In view of the different designs of each board brand, the actual overall power consumption of the board (motherboard, graphics card) may be different, but the difference is not significant and can be ignored.

Special instructions:

1. The collected data information is synchronized with the hardware dynamics of the IT industry, and accurately reflects the real load conditions of each channel, striving to be the most timely, accurate and authoritative.

2. All processor data comes from the official websites of Intel and AMD, ensuring absolute accuracy.

3. The data for motherboard chipsets and graphics cards are all derived from the official websites and technical materials of Intel, Nvidia and AMD-ATI. In view of the different designs of each board brand, the actual overall power consumption of the board (motherboard, graphics card) may be different, but the difference is not significant and can be ignored.

4. The memory data refers to the official data of Kingston (the world's largest memory module manufacturer). Since the actual power consumption of the memory is small, the differences between different brands of memory can be ignored.

5. The hard drives include products from mainstream brands on the market (Seagate, Western Digital, Hitachi). The data on hard drives and optical drives come from the nameplates of actual sales of each model to ensure that the data is accurate and trustworthy.

6. Computer power consumption mainly comes from three parts: CPU, graphics card, and storage. The difference in power consumption of other components has little impact on the calculation results.

Huntkey power calculator FAQ:

Is the calculated power full load power or standby power?

It's not full load power, and it's not standby power, but it's close to full load power.

Is the calculated power consumption the maximum power consumption or the rated power consumption?

The function is calculated as the sum of the rated power of all devices. Most of these components are underloaded during operation and cannot reach such a large power. However, you should configure the computer according to this rated power, because there is still a guarantee in case your computer is expanded or operates at full load.