Cool Buddy
Wise Old Owl
oh! I had completely misunderstood the efficiency rating. I used to think it's the percentage of rated capacity the PSU can supply continuously.
That means if my PC is consuming 160W & assuming my frontech PSU is 60% efficient, I'm unnecessarily wasting around 100W which is being converted to heat. So if my PSU was 100% efficient, i could have saved around Rs. 4.5 in electricity costs for every 10 hours my computer is running!
But if this be so, then Corsair VX450 will be able to supply 450W of current & then it will suffice for even HD5870. Is it like that?
That means if my PC is consuming 160W & assuming my frontech PSU is 60% efficient, I'm unnecessarily wasting around 100W which is being converted to heat. So if my PSU was 100% efficient, i could have saved around Rs. 4.5 in electricity costs for every 10 hours my computer is running!
But if this be so, then Corsair VX450 will be able to supply 450W of current & then it will suffice for even HD5870. Is it like that?