what amp is your pc plug fuse?

SkyShroud

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i just notice my pc fuse is 5a
then i notice my other plug non-pc is using 3a......
then i notice the spare fuse i have is 13a.....
 

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I have a feeling this thread is going to be good.
 

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So I read that you should use amp according to your psu
Watts / voltage = amp
 

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i just notice my pc fuse is 5a
then i notice my other plug non-pc is using 3a......
then i notice the spare fuse i have is 13a.....
Should be 10A, look at the other end of the power cord, it's 10A also.
There's a forummer here who claims to not using fuse in their PC at all. In their own words, no fuse = better performance :vijayadmin:
It's me you're talking about. It just max out performance with stabilize temperature.
 

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i checked other pc cables i have and also while browsing sim lim ytd
all the fuse are at 5a, i guess that the standard distribution

in sinkie land, we run at a stable 230v thus base on math
3a is enough for 650w psu and below
5a can power up to 1150 watt
10a? well, that for the beast 1800 watt psu but how many will have that at home?

i think there is no household application that can use more than 3a other than computers
 
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