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UPS units that keep your PC running through power cuts and protect it from surges.

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Buying UPS: common questions

What size UPS do I need for a gaming PC?

Find your PC's power draw, add the monitor, and pick a UPS rated well above that in watts (not just VA). A typical gaming PC needs 1000 VA / 600 W or more. The UPS calculator works it out.

How long will a UPS run my PC?

Usually 5 to 15 minutes at full load: enough to save your work and shut down, not to keep gaming through a long power cut.

Line-interactive or online UPS?

Line-interactive is fine for most homes. Pure sine wave output is safer for power supplies with active PFC, which is most good PSUs today.