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Докладване на проблем с превода
and can run on <80v to 250v
and ac-dc converters are fine or better with square wave than sine
those are for old ac motors, where frequency controls their speed, and any noise can reduce its power output
i have no idea bout this stuff, i just gonna follow the crowd
And yes, ups (not psu) usually alr comes with avr
i think it was more to do with the psus hold up time (how well it deals with low input voltage spikes) and when using 60hz display and vsync so the gpu spikes power during the low phase in the 60hz ac cycle
Other psu dont have because it seems dont care about that stuff, i think
i just wanted to know, is it relevant having AVR like that, if we have good psu ,
the protection it was tripping was on the output side of the psu not input
I have this one...
https://www.amazon.com/CyberPower-CP1500AVRLCD3-Intelligent-System-Outlets/dp/B0BCMLLSHL?crid=2NPRAJLC262CI&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.py2p1CjYsER2Dt7xVK8weicRq0H-4vquEFtQpcum4ppyYKvFxFBlUOQ38lf9KfbVPeN5vriz1dCcaPIZO1oIdp1-FWXyzrUc2jbwTDS8W3arBC09DPl_CYoCQiW_-JRILc98TshP