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‎02-22-2021 11:08 PM

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Product: 6XB14EA#ABD
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

HI!

 

I do not understand the Wattage-declaration of my Power Supply. In the document It reads:

 

Specification       Description
180 W                   EStar Libra2 EPA90 (Gold) Full range 115V/230V
310 W                   EStar EPA90 (Gold) Full range 115V/230V

 

Just to make absolutely sure: Which one is it? Or what does this twofoldedness mean?

 

Any knowledge?

 

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‎03-07-2021 11:51 PM - edited ‎03-07-2021 11:52 PM

HP Recommended

depending on the hardware configuration of your specific system it will come with EITHER the 180 watt supply or the 310 watt supply

 

upgraded systems with more ram/faster cpu's/ optional video cards/ installed hard drives will consume more power than a base system

 

look at your power supply, the wattage will be listed on it

 

https://support.hp.com/my-en/document/c06168583

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‎03-07-2021 11:51 PM - edited ‎03-07-2021 11:52 PM

HP Recommended

depending on the hardware configuration of your specific system it will come with EITHER the 180 watt supply or the 310 watt supply

 

upgraded systems with more ram/faster cpu's/ optional video cards/ installed hard drives will consume more power than a base system

 

look at your power supply, the wattage will be listed on it

 

https://support.hp.com/my-en/document/c06168583

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