PC Power Calculator
Add up what your PC's components draw, and see the supply capacity that total suggests.
PC and PSU power, laptop battery and charging, UPS sizing, RAM, storage, data transfer and running cost - worked from the specifications of the hardware you actually have rather than from a table of guesses.
Add up what your PC's components draw, and see the supply capacity that total suggests.
What a gaming build draws and the supply capacity it suggests, from the specifications of the parts you are actually…
The power supply capacity a system needs, from its load and the headroom you want above it.
What percentage of its rating your power supply is carrying, and how much capacity is left.
How much of your power supply is spare, in watts and as a percentage.
Measured power supply efficiency from the wall reading and the DC output, with the losses in watts.
What a desktop costs to run per day, month and year, at your own electricity rate.
What a gaming PC adds to the bill, from the power it draws while you are actually playing.
Energy used and what it costs for a single session, from a power draw and a duration.
What a computer costs to keep: electricity worked out for you, plus the maintenance, software and replacement costs you…
What an hour of running a computer costs, in electricity and anything else you count.
How much energy a laptop uses over a working day, and what it costs if you add your rate.
What a laptop costs to run per day, month and year at your own electricity rate.
How long a laptop battery lasts, from its watt-hours and the power the machine is actually drawing.
Watt-hours, amp-hours and milliamp-hours for a laptop battery, from its voltage and capacity.
How long a laptop battery takes to charge, with the slowdown above 80% accounted for rather than ignored.
What one laptop charge costs and what that comes to over a month, counting the energy the meter sees.
Total power for your monitors, from the wattage on their own labels.
Add up the power of a multi-monitor setup, each display on its own row.
What your monitors cost to run per month and year, at your own electricity rate.
The UPS rating a load needs, in both VA and watts - because a unit has to satisfy both limits.
How many minutes a UPS will hold your computer up, from its battery and the load it is carrying.
The battery capacity in ampere-hours a given load and backup time would need.
What recharging a UPS battery costs after an outage, and over a month of them.
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