Your PC Components
Wattage values are estimated automatically. You only need to enter counts where applicable.
Choose your CPU and GPU, enter component counts, and get an estimated system power draw and recommended PSU size.
Wattage values are estimated automatically. You only need to enter counts where applicable.
Build your PC with confidence using our free PC Power Supply Calculator. Estimate your computer's total power consumption and find the recommended PSU wattage for gaming PCs, workstations, home computers, and servers. Simply select your CPU, graphics card, storage devices, cooling fans, RGB lighting, and other hardware to receive an accurate wattage estimate and a recommended power supply size.
A Power Supply Calculator estimates the total power required by your computer components. Choosing the correct PSU ensures system stability, efficient performance, and provides enough headroom for future upgrades.
A quality power supply with sufficient wattage helps prevent unexpected shutdowns, improves efficiency, and supports demanding hardware such as modern graphics cards and high-performance processors.
Total system power consumption under load.
Suggested PSU wattage with safety headroom.
Extra capacity for future hardware upgrades.
See how much power each component contributes.
| Component | Examples |
|---|---|
| Processor | Intel Core, AMD Ryzen |
| Graphics Card | NVIDIA GeForce, AMD Radeon |
| Memory | DDR4 / DDR5 RAM |
| Storage | SSD, NVMe SSD, HDD |
| Cooling | Case Fans, Air Cooler, AIO Liquid Cooler |
| Motherboard | ATX, Micro ATX, Mini ITX |
| Accessories | RGB, Capture Cards, USB Devices, PCIe Cards |
Avoid crashes caused by an underpowered PSU.
Buy a PSU that fits your build without overspending.
Leave extra wattage for new GPUs or storage devices.
Choose a power supply that operates efficiently under normal loads.
Yes. You can calculate unlimited PC builds at no cost.
The estimate is based on the selected hardware and typical power consumption. Actual usage may vary depending on workload and overclocking.
Yes. Choosing a PSU with additional headroom is generally recommended for stability and future upgrades.
No. Your computer only draws the power it needs. A higher-rated PSU simply provides more available capacity.
Yes. The calculator is suitable for gaming PCs, workstations, home computers, and custom desktop builds.