power supply???

[BDFtaylor18]

Im am trying to figure out how much power supply I have and I cant find it anywhere, Ive tried opening up my computer but it didnt say anything on the power supply, does anyone know how I can find out how much power supply or some type of program that tells me how much I have?

Thanks

[Snafu]

:welcome: to BE BDFtaylor18. Hope you enjoy time here. We are here to help and take you to the BleedinEdge.

There should be a label of some sort on the PSU telling you how many amps are on each rail. Of course someone could have torn it off but if it is a new PSU then there should be a label somewhere. If this label has been torn off can you see any model number anywhere on the PSU? The only other thing I can think of is its from a name brand build. Did you buy it new or as part of a system?

There are programs out there but they usually only tell you how many volts you have on the rails. They don't tell you the make and model.

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