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And if yours has recently stopped beating, or you’re upgrading your computer with more powerful components, you need a new one. Choosing a new power supply can be tricky, since you’ll need to determine the required power draw, or wattage, of the rest of your components. You’ll also have to select a model that fits in your PC, and one that has the correct cables rails to fit your components. Then you’ll need to install it, and since the power supply is directly connected to multiple components, it’s a rather involved procedure. Let’s break it down. Picking a New Power Supply Choosing the right power supply is essential for making sure your PC runs well. Without an adequate supply of regulated electricity, your desktop might suffer from performance issues, or possibly not boot at all. How Much Power Do I Need? The amount of power a power supply delivers is measured in watts. They generally provide from around two hundred for the smallest and most efficient machines to over a thousand one kilowatt for the biggest, beefiest gaming and media desktops. Determining how much power you need is a matter of adding up the power draw from all of your components. The biggest two power draws on a PC are typically CPU and graphics card. That’s assuming you use a graphics card, of course—not all PCs have a separate card, and sometimes even a discrete card is low-power enough to draw its electricity directly from the motherboard. But if your PC is built for gaming or even light media editing duties, you’ll need to account for it. Other components also draw power, including hard drives, optical drives, and cooling systems like fans or radiators. These are typically require much lower power, and can usually get away with rough estimates. If you want to estimate your power requirements, look at the specifications of each component in particular. For example, our test machine at How-To Geek uses an Intel Core i7-7700K processor. On Intel’s website, we see that the processor draws an average of 91 watts under high load. Here are the power requirements for the rest of our test build’s components Processor 91 watts Graphics card Radeon RX 460 114 watts at peak Motherboard 40-80 watts RAM under 5 watts per DIMM – estimate 20 watts for our build SSD under 10 watts 120mm fan for CPU cooler under 10 watts Based on these general figures, we can estimate that the How-To Geek desktop won’t use more than 350 watts under its full load. And since the graphics card specifications recommend at least a 400 watt power supply, that’s where we’ll start. A margin of error is a handy thing to have, not to mention the fact that having a little extra power gives you room to add more components in the future—like extra storage drives or cooling fans. If you’re not entirely sure about your PC’s power supply needs, check out this handy online calculator. Just plug in your components and it gives you a recommended wattage. Add a little bit for a safety margin, and you have wattage you need your PSU to deliver. What Form Factor Should I Choose? After you’ve determined how much power you need, you’ll need to find a power supply that physically fits in your computer. That’s what “form factor” means there are a few standardized sizes for power supplies, and odds are that one of them will fit the case you’re already using. The most common size for power supplies is “ATX”—the same standard name for a consumer-grade “tower” computer. These fit into almost all full-sized desktop computers, and you’ll find them ranging in power from around 300 watts all the way up to 850 watts. Some ATX-standard power supplies are longer than normal, stretching to eight or ten inches long, but keeping their width and height standardized. These are the monsters that can power high-end CPUs, multiple GPUs, arrays of storage drives, and a wind tunnel’s worth of cooling fans, stretching from 900 watts all the way up to 1200 watts and beyond. Sometimes these extra-large ATX power supplies will have trouble fitting into a standard case, and require oversized “gaming” or workstation cases. Unless you specifically bought or built your computer to have a ton of power, you probably don’t have to worry about it. If you do have a monster PC, look up the case’s specifications it will let you know the maximum dimensions of the power supply bay. On the opposite end of the spectrum, some cases are too small for even a normal-sized ATX power supply. These include “small form factor” cases and those that are meant to hold smaller standardized motherboards, like Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX. These power supplied generally top out at around 400 watts, though some more expensive and more powerful units are made. At this size things can get confusing, since some enthusiast Mini-ITX cases can also fit a full-sized ATX power supply for beefy gamer configurations. SFX and TFX power supplies are for small, compact cases. If you go even smaller, things tend to get non-standardized, and you’ll want to look for a replacement for your specific model. If you’re upgrading because you don’t have enough power in your current power supply and your case won’t accept anything bigger, you’ll likely need to upgrade your case as well, and move all of your other components into it. At this point, a complete PC replacement might be more practical. What Cables Do I Need? The cables that run from your power supply to the various components in your PC generally standardized, but there are three crucial types you want to check for compatibility with your specific machine Main motherboard cable This cable runs directly from your power supply to your motherboard, and plugs into the board using 20 or 24 pin plug. Most high-end power supplies have 20 pin plug, plus an additional 4 pin plug so that you can plug it into either type of motherboard. It’s worth paying attention to how many pins your motherboard uses and making sure you buy a power supply that can handle it. CPU motherboard cable This cable also runs to the motherboard, but is used to power your CPU. These come in 4, 6, and 8 pin varieties. Some high-end motherboards offer combinations like an 8-pin and additional 4-pin connection to spread out the voltage, but these are rare. GPU power cables These cables run from your power supply directly to a graphics card. If you don’t use a graphics card, or if the card you use doesn’t require separate power, then you don’t need to worry about these. Graphics cards that do require separate power use either a 6 or 8 pin plug. Some of the bigger cards even require two cables. Most power supplies powerful enough to run gaming rigs offer a pair of cables for your graphics card even if you only need one of them, and offer a 6 pin plug with an additional 2 pin plug so they can accomodate whatever card you use. It’s something to watch out for, though. You’ll also need cables for other components hard drives, optical drives, case fans, and so on. Modern storage and optical drives use standardized SATA power connections, and every modern power supply includes them. Case fans typically use 3 or 4 pin plugs, and again, modern power supplies usually come with at least one of these. Older drives or fans may use a 4-pin Molex connector, with larger pins and a trapezoidal plug. Many power supplies offer a rail or adapters for these, but if the model you’ve chosen doesn’t, Molex adapters are cheap and easy to find. What About Efficiency? Modern power supplies include an efficiency rating, usually indicated by the “80 Plus” voluntary certification system. This indicates that the power supply consumes no more than 20% over its output wattage; if you buy a 400 watt power supply, at full load it won’t consume more than 500 watts from your home’s electrical system. Compliance with the 80 Plus system is indicated by a sticker on the power supply, and usually advertised as a feature on the box or online listing. There are different grades of the 80 Plus sticker standard, bronze, silver, gold, platinum, and titanium. Each higher level indicates a higher point of efficiency, and generally a higher price. Almost all power supplies sold at retail reach the minimum 80 Plus requirement. Your power supply’s efficiency rating won’t affect its output—if you buy a 400 watt supply, it will deliver 400 watts to your computer, no matter how much it draws from the power outlet. But those wishing to save some money on their power bills in the long term may want to shop for a higher-rated supply. Modular Power Supplies Are Awesome Modular power supplies allow the power rails from the PSU to be unplugged both at the component side and on the power supply side. A full modular system. By comparison, a non-modular design has a big bundle of power cables permanently affixed to the steel box of the power supply itself. A non-modular power supply, with permanently-affixed cables. The advantage of a modular supply is that you don’t have to have cables in your case that you don’t need. This makes running the power cables easier, keeps things looking tidier, and helping preserve good air flow in the case. The only real downside of modular supplies is that tend to be a bit more expensive, and they’re usually only offered on higher-end power supplies. You’ll also find semi-modular designs, with permanent rails for common components like the motherboard and CPU but modular rails for the rest. They can be a handy compromise. Installing Your New Power Supply So you’ve picked out your power supply and you’re ready to install it. You’ll need a standard Philips-head screwdriver and a clean, well-lit place to work. If your home or office is particularly susceptible to static electricity, you might also want an anti-static bracelet. Oh, and before you go any further DO NOT OPEN THE METAL CASING OF THE POWER SUPPLY ITSELF. There are high-power capacitors inside that can injure or kill you if they discharge. For the same reason, don’t stick any tools or wires inside the holes for the cooling fan or exhaust, either. Removing the Old Power Supply Power down your PC, remove all the power and data cables, and then move it to your work area. You’ll want to remove any access panels from the case on some PCs, you have to remove the whole case as one piece. On a standard ATX case, these are on the right and left sides, held in place with screws on the back of the computer. Remove these screws two or three on a side, then pull back the access panels and set them aside. If you use a small form factor or other non-standard case, consult the manual. Remove as much of the exterior panels as you can to give yourself maximum access to the interior you’ll need to unplug power cables from multiple components. Now, identify all of the components plugged into your power supply. On a standard PC build, this will be Motherboard long 20 or 24 pin plug. CPU on the motherboard 4 or 8 pin plug, near the top of the motherboard. You may need to remove the CPU cooler to see this if it’s an oversized cooler. Storage drives Hard drives and solid-state drives, usually plugged in with a standard SATA cable. Multiple drives may be connected to one cable. Optical drives Also use a standard SATA cable. Older models may use a Molex adapter. Graphics cards larger, more powerful discrete cards draw power directly from the power supply, even though they’re plugged into the motherboard. 6 pin and 8 pin rails are common, with some high-end cards needing multiple rails. Case fans and radiators When not plugged into the motherboard or case itself, these fans can draw power from accessory rails using small 4 pin connections or older Molex connections. Check from both sides of your PC and multiple angles excess lengths of power and data cables are often stored behind the metal motherboard mounting tray. When you’ve identified which components are plugged into your power supply, unplug them one by one. Some may be held in place with plastic tabs, but you shouldn’t need to use anything except your fingers to unplug them. If you have to remove anything to get to these plugs, especially data cables, remember their original positions and restore them as you have access. Taking pictures as you go is a great idea. If your power supply is modular, you also can remove the power rails from the back of the power supply housing. Carefully pull them free of the PC case itself and set them aside. If your power supply isn’t modular, simply pull all the power rails to the most accessible open space and make sure they’re free of entanglements with anything else in the case. Now turn your attention to the back of the PC. The power supply is held in place with three to five screws that are accessible from the outside of the PC case. Remove them and set them aside. Some case designs differ; if you see more screws in non-standard locations on the power supply, remove them too. With all the cables unplugged and the retention screws removed, you can now pull the power supply free of the case. Depending on where the power supply is placed top or bottom of the case and what other components are nearby, pulling it out of the case might be easy or might be challenging. If it’s near the top of the case and it’s crowded by an oversized CPU cooler, for example, you might end up having to remove that cooler so you can get the power supply out. Installing the New Power Supply Now, we’re going to reverse the process. Place the new power supply in position in your PC. If it’s modular, don’t plug anything into it. If it isn’t modular, simply trail the power cables outside of the PC for easy access. You’ll want to position the exhaust fan on the top or bottom of the power supply so that it’s facing away from the motherboard and the other internal components. So if the power supply is mounted at the top of the case, point the exhaust fan up. If it’s bottom-mounted, point it down. If the exhaust fan blows out the back of the case, it doesn’t matter. Secure the power supply to the rear of the PC case with the retention screws, screwing from the outside of the case into the metal housing of the power supply. Use the screws from the previous power supply if you’re replacing it, otherwise the screws should have come with either your PC case or the power supply itself. When the power supply is fixed in place, it’s time to plug in all those cables. If your power supply is modular, plug the cables into their sockets on the back of the supply itself. Now plug the opposite end of the rails into their corresponding components. These components are fairly standardized motherboard, motherboard-CPU, storage drives and disc drives, GPU if applicable, and case fans or radiators if they’re not already plugged in. You should be able to plug everything in without any further tools. If something isn’t plugging in all the way, check the orientation of the plug; all of the multi-pin cables should only be able to fit one way. As you’re plugging in components, be wary of where you run the power cables. The inside of your PC doesn’t have to look like a showroom, but you should make sure that power and data cables don’t trail near cooling fans they can drag and tangle. Even if they’re only touching slightly, they’ll make an annoying noise once your PC is running and potentially strip the protective casing. Also, keeping cables as tidy as you can not only looks better, it helps promote good airflow inside your case and makes components easier for you to get to in the future. Once you’re sure everything’s plugged in, you might want to move your PC back to its normal position with your mouse, keyboard, and monitor before closing up. Being careful not to touch any of the interior components while it’s running, plug everything in and power it up, just to make sure it’s booting correctly. If not, then go back and check your connections again to make sure you haven’t missed a power plug or accidentally removed a data cable. Oh, and check the switch on the back of the power supply to make sure it’s in the “ON” position. If everything looks good, then unplug the external cables, close up the access panels, and screw them into place to get your PC ready for normal operation. Then place it back in its usual spot, and enjoy your new power supply. Image credit Amazon, Newegg READ NEXT › Which Old Components Can You Reuse When Building a New PC?› Intel’s New CPU Can Hit On a Single Core› How to Test the Power Supply Unit PSU in Your PC› The Best Power Supply Units PSUs in 2023› How To Upgrade or Replace Almost Any PC Component› How To Upgrade and Install a New CPU or Motherboard or Both› Where You Should Splurge When Building a PC and Where You Shouldn’t› Intel Is Dropping the “I” With 14th Gen CPUs Seiring dengan perkembangan teknologi, kebutuhan akan daya listrik semakin meningkat. Salah satu cara untuk memenuhi kebutuhan tersebut adalah dengan menggunakan power supply unit PSU yang memiliki daya yang lebih besar. Namun, tidak semua PSU memiliki daya yang cukup besar. Oleh karena itu, modifikasi PSU komputer menjadi 24 volt menjadi salah satu solusi yang dapat artikel ini, kami akan membahas tentang cara modifikasi PSU komputer menjadi 24 volt. Kami akan memberikan tips, berita, dan tutorial yang dapat membantu Anda untuk memodifikasi PSU komputer Anda Itu PSU Komputer?PSU Power Supply Unit adalah sebuah perangkat keras yang berfungsi untuk mengatur dan menyalurkan daya listrik ke seluruh komponen dalam komputer. PSU komputer biasanya memiliki daya yang bervariasi, mulai dari 300 watt hingga 1200 watt. Semakin besar daya yang dibutuhkan, semakin besar pula daya yang harus disediakan oleh PSU Harus Menjadi 24 Volt?Ada beberapa alasan mengapa PSU komputer harus diubah menjadi 24 volt. Salah satunya adalah untuk memenuhi kebutuhan daya yang lebih besar. PSU komputer yang sudah diubah menjadi 24 volt mampu menyediakan daya yang lebih besar dibandingkan dengan PSU komputer yang belum itu, modifikasi PSU komputer menjadi 24 volt juga dapat membantu menghemat biaya. PSU komputer yang memiliki daya yang lebih besar biasanya lebih mahal. Dengan melakukan modifikasi PSU komputer menjadi 24 volt, Anda dapat menghemat biaya tanpa harus membeli PSU Cara Modifikasi PSU Komputer Menjadi 24 Volt?Modifikasi PSU komputer menjadi 24 volt tidaklah sulit. Anda hanya perlu mengikuti langkah-langkah berikutLangkah 1 Persiapan Alat dan BahanSebelum memulai modifikasi, pastikan Anda sudah menyiapkan alat dan bahan yang diperlukan. Berikut adalah daftar alat dan bahan yang diperlukanSolder besiKawat tembagaResistor 10 ohmDiode 1N4007Kabel listrikPlat aluminiumHeat sinkLangkah 2 Membuka Casing PSUPertama-tama, buka casing PSU komputer Anda. Pastikan Anda sudah mematikan semua sumber daya dan melepaskan kabel listrik dari stopkontak sebelum membuka casing 3 Membuat RangkaianSetelah casing PSU terbuka, carilah rangkaian DC-DC converter yang terdapat di dalam PSU. Lepaskan rangkaian tersebut dari PCB dan hubungkan rangkaian tersebut dengan resistor 10 ohm dan diode 4 Memasang Plat Aluminium dan Heat SinkSetelah rangkaian terpasang, pasang plat aluminium dan heat sink pada rangkaian tersebut. Hal ini bertujuan untuk mengurangi suhu yang dihasilkan oleh 5 Memasang Kabel ListrikSetelah itu, pasang kabel listrik pada rangkaian yang sudah terpasang. Pastikan kabel listrik sudah terpasang dengan benar dan tidak ada kabel yang semua kabel terpasang dengan benar, tutup casing PSU dan pasang kembali semua bagian yang sudah dilepas sebelumnya. Pasang kabel listrik ke stopkontak dan sumber daya Anda sudah siap PSU komputer menjadi 24 volt dapat menjadi solusi untuk memenuhi kebutuhan daya yang lebih besar. Selain itu, modifikasi ini juga dapat membantu menghemat biaya. Dalam melakukan modifikasi PSU komputer menjadi 24 volt, pastikan Anda sudah menyiapkan alat dan bahan yang diperlukan dan mengikuti langkah-langkah dengan artikel ini bermanfaat bagi Anda yang ingin memodifikasi PSU komputer menjadi 24 volt. 17 Desember 2020 K Andy. H. Nst Gambar Oleh Adakalanya Power Supply komputer mengalami kerusakan sehingga perlu diganti, namun sebenarnya kita tidak perlu repot-repot ke teknisi komputer untuk memasang power supply yang baru karena memasang komponen ini terbilang cukup mudah. Daftar isi Apa itu Power Supply? Output pada Power Supply Gejala Kerusakan pada Power Supply Melepas kabel power supply yang terhubung ke Motherboard ​​​​​​​Melepas kabel power supply yang terhubung ke Hard Disk Buka baut Power Supply ​​​​​​​Memasang Power Supply Baru Saran-saran saat memasang Power Supply Apa itu Power Supply? Posisi Power Supply pada sebuah komputer PC Power supply adalah perangkat yang menyuplai daya listrik ke bagian-bagian tertentu pada komputer kamu. Dia terletak didalam casing komputer dan biasanya terletak pada posisi teratas, namun beberapa jenis komputer ada juga yang meletakkan power supply pada bagian bawah tergantung bagaimana desain dari casing komputer itu sendiri. Pada umumnya setiap komputer memiliki sebuah power supply yang cara kerjanya adalah mengubah arus bolak balik AC 220 volt input menjadi arus listrik searah DC output. Output pada Power Supply Jenis konektor yang umum pada sebuah Power Supply Output Secara standar output pada power supply ditandai dengan kabel berwarna-warni yang terdiri atas terdiri atas beberapa jenis 20+4 pin 24 pin yang dipasangkan ke Motherboard. 4 pin yang dipasangkan ke Motherboard juga 15 pin yang dipasangkan ke Hard Disk jenis SATA 4 pin yang dipasangkan ke Hard Disk jenis ATA 4 pin yang dipasangkan ke DVD-ROM, dan kipas casing 4 pin yang dipasangkan ke Floppy Drive Gejala Kerusakan pada Power Supply Kapasitor menggelembung capacitor plague disebabkan panas berlebih dalam waktu lama Power supply yang telah mengalami kerusakan biasanya ditandai dengan gejala-gejala sebagai berikut Komputer tidak bisa dihidupkan sama sekali Terjadi disebabkan output listrik yang dikeluarkan power supply tidak stabil atau ada salah satu pin yang tidak terhubung dengan baik ke motherboard. Sehingga motherboard tidak mendapat listrik sesuai dengan kebutuhannya. Komputer bisa hidup, namun sekitar 1-2 detik langsung kembali mati. Disebabkan karena output listrik yang dikeluarkan power supply tidak sesuai dengan semestinya. Misalnya seharusnya keluar 3 volt, tetapi yang hanya 1-2 volt. Sehingga motherboard mematikan diri secara otomatis. Komputer bisa hidup namun ketika melakukan membuka aplikasi langsung kembali mati. Disebabkan ketika motherboard dan hard disk ingin mengambil daya listrik lebih besar namun power supply tidak mampu memberikannya sehingga mematikan diri secara otomatis. Komputer hidup tetapi tidak muncul apa-apa di layar black screen Disebabkan karena output listrik kurang stabil saat memasuki motherboard, namun masih dapat ditoleransi, akan tetapi chipset grafis kekurangan daya sehingga tidak muncul tampilan apa-apa. Umumnya kerusakan pada Power Supply diakibatkan lonjakan listrik dari input yang kurang stabil, atau bisa juga dikarenakan kipas pendingin berhenti berputar akibat sirkulasi terganggu karena debu yang menumpuk sehingga menyebabkan panas berlebih overheat dan kapasitor-kapasitor yang ada menggelembung dan tidak dapat menyimpan listrik dengan semestinya. Tutorial Singkat Penggantian Power Supply Melepas kabel power supply yang terhubung ke Motherboard Melepaskan kabel konektor power 24 pin dan 4pin yang terhubung ke motherboard Lepaskan konektor 24 pin dan 4 pin yang terhubung ke motherboard. Kabel ini memiliki pengait jadi pastikan untuk sedikit menekan pengaitnya agar mudah dilepaskan. Lepaskan konektor yang terhubung ke Hard Disk, lakukan hal yang sama dengan DVD-ROM bila ada. ​​​​​​​Melepas kabel power supply yang terhubung ke Hard Disk Melepaskan kabel konektor power supply ke hard disk tipe SATA Lepaskan kabel power SATA 16 pin atau ATA 4 pin yang terpasang ke hard disk, lakukan hal yang sama dengan DVD-ROM bila ada. Buka baut Power Supply Buka baut pengunci yang ada di belakang casing komputer Dengan menggunakan obeng + lepaskan baut yang terletak di belakang power supply. Jumlahnya ada 4 buah. Lalu keluarkan power supply ​​​​​​​Memasang Power Supply Baru Pasang kembali power supply Langkah-langkah memasang power supply Cara memasang power supply kembali adalah kebalikan dari langkah diatas, masukkan power supply ke lokasi semula, lalu pasang keempat bautnya. Pasang kembali kembali konektor 24 pin dan 4 pin ke motherboard. Pasang juga kabel konektor yang ke hard disk dan DVD-ROM. Pasang kembali kabel front panel, berikut cara memasang kabel front panel pada Motherboard Pro tips Pastikan kabel tidak menutupi kipas prosesor dan rapikan kabel-kabel dengan pengikat kabel cable ties agar sirkulasi udara bisa mengalir dengan lancar. Setelah kabel terpasang dengan ketat silahkan pasang penutup casing komputer dan nyalakan komputer kamu seperti biasa. Saran-saran saat memasang Power Supply Apa yang harus diperhatikan dalam mengganti power supply? Jika kipas power supply tidak dapat berputar, dapat diakali dengan melumasi kipas yang ada didalam. Caranya, buka tutup power supply, kemudian lepaskan kipasnya. Dibelakang kipasnya biasanya ada sticker, lepaskan stickernya dan buka penutup pada poros kipas tersebut. Biasanya penutup terbuat dari karet sehingga dapat dengan mudah dilepaskan. Setelah itu gunakan pelumas gemuk grease atau dapat juga menggunakan pelumas rantai motor chain lube. Namun umumnya pelumas rantai tidak bertahan lama karena komposisinya lebih cair. 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