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Don't forget to include the LCD screen, &nbsp;and connected devices as well when measuring the power needed !<br />
&gt;&gt;&nbsp; you have to power the screen also
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Don't forget to include the LCD screen,  and connected devices as well when measuring the power needed !
>>  you have to power the screen also

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I have an i3 PC. &nbsp;It has a 400W psu, 22 inch LED screen, and 120 GB SSD.<br />
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Will a 3000 VA UPS be able to keep it running for 3 hours?
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I have an i3 PC.  It has a 400W psu, 22 inch LED screen, and 120 GB SSD.

Will a 3000 VA UPS be able to keep it running for 3 hours?

Need a UPS to keep my PC running for 3 hours

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