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In The Zone
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Delhi/NCR
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My question is that if i run the UPS at low sensitivity setting will it be safe for my computer and various other components. using the following config c2d E6300 kingston 512MB ram 667MHz 200gb seagate hdd 1dvd rom, 1 dvd-rw drive peace cabinet (zebronics) with three fans. |
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In The Zone
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Behind You
Posts: 421
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I run it high settings and it gives me backup of arround 35 minutes with all graphics cards etc.
I think setting at low won't be safe. It has been mentioned there next to the settings in parachute software. I am talking about 800 VA. Can you check how much is the connected load on your UPS. At full load the backup will only be 5-7 min. which ever UPS may be. For example, My APC 800 VA is capable of supplying 540 watt, where as all my componenets presently accounts for 156 watt only, so i get more than half an hour backup [no CRTs]. If I load this UPS to say 540 watt all together, then it will give me only 5 minutes. There are two fuctions of UPS to protect PC & to give backup. The protection is most important to indivisuals, where as backup may be relevant to coporated like banks etc. For indivisual home user a backup of 5-10 minutes is ok. |
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