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<blockquote data-quote="Anusha" data-source="post: 3569171" data-attributes="member: 828"><p>I was so mad about the state of the electricity in our area, and the fact that my current UPS couldn't keep the PC running for more than 30 seconds, I went to Unity to get the Mercury Smart 800 which I heard is just Rs. 5000. Alas, it wasn't available. It's either 600VA ones or then 1200VA ones. Nothing in between. I wasn't sure 600VA would be enough. I mean, most of them just had 360W peak wattage. The PowerTree one had 390W but still not enough imo. I measured the power consumption of the PC at load - VERY HIGH LOAD (LinX and Furmark running, and overclocked as well) - and it counted about 370W. All those 600VA UPSs were peaking out. No good! That's why I wanted the 800VA one. They can handle around 480W peak power. </p><p></p><p>So no 800VA ones at Unity, and 600VA being too small, I had to go for a 1200VA.</p><p></p><p>So bought this bulldozer (lol) for Rs. 8500. PowerTree 1250VA/750W S1250P. More than I wanted to spend on a dumb UPS, but it was time to spend money instead of killing my heart cells!!! Sri Lanka never develops!!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anusha, post: 3569171, member: 828"] I was so mad about the state of the electricity in our area, and the fact that my current UPS couldn't keep the PC running for more than 30 seconds, I went to Unity to get the Mercury Smart 800 which I heard is just Rs. 5000. Alas, it wasn't available. It's either 600VA ones or then 1200VA ones. Nothing in between. I wasn't sure 600VA would be enough. I mean, most of them just had 360W peak wattage. The PowerTree one had 390W but still not enough imo. I measured the power consumption of the PC at load - VERY HIGH LOAD (LinX and Furmark running, and overclocked as well) - and it counted about 370W. All those 600VA UPSs were peaking out. No good! That's why I wanted the 800VA one. They can handle around 480W peak power. So no 800VA ones at Unity, and 600VA being too small, I had to go for a 1200VA. So bought this bulldozer (lol) for Rs. 8500. PowerTree 1250VA/750W S1250P. More than I wanted to spend on a dumb UPS, but it was time to spend money instead of killing my heart cells!!! Sri Lanka never develops!!! [/QUOTE]
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