Honey has sebveral very similar whole room heaters is this a 960, 970 or 980?
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Sorry, I don't recall. (My guess would be it's 970.) In the overall scheme of things, the small differences you're asking about, would probably not be noticeable with this unit.
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Mine died awhile ago. But to the best of my recollection it had two heat settings, 750W and 1500W. Very nice while it lasted.
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I don't know. It didn't work for me. I use a 1500 Watt heater and this one failed. I bought another and it works well. From a Canadian manufacturer.
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The minimum requirement listed on newegg is 450 W, but I would recommend a 550 to be safe. I'm running an i7-975X @ 3.33 GHz, 8GB RAM, 2 x SATAs, 2 x 20 cm LED fans, 1 x 12 cm fan, and this beauty on a generic 460 W. Everything seems okay. GPU stress test is stable. Prime95 for 24 hours is stable. Hope this helps.
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970 (I had to look) I have the original that's 1000. It's been fabulous though --I wasn't sure which one was even the new one until I looked for you -- they are interchangeable. I bought a knock off brand once and it was terrible. It had maybe 1/4 of the life. This one, as I said I couldn't even tell the difference.
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I no longer have the info that came with the heater, but as I recall the wattage was something like 750 and 1500. The lower setting works just fine for me.
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Just looked up the Dell Optiplex 790, which has a number of configurations. Spec sheet is downloadable here: http://www.dell.com/learn/us/en/04/shared-content~data-sheets~en/documents~optiplex-790-customer-brochure.pdf As usual with prebuilt systems, every configuration that I ran through Newegg's power supply calculator was using every watt that its meager power supply put out. Don't add so much as a hard drive without replacing that PSU. The heftiest one your system can come with is 265W, many come with a 240W PSU (depending on if they put one of the 95W CPUs or the 65W in). Anything bronze rated or up at 300W+ should do the trick. The Radeon 6450 only adds about 10W of consumption... but that would push an Optiplex 790 into brownout territory. FYI: voltages in a PC setup are standardized, immaterial to power consumption. The voltages it uses are the voltages supplied by a PCIe slot. This card has no extra power supply input. More info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express#Power Also, for that ~$40 and 10W you don't get much. I bought one for my parents' home theater PC to stop a microstutter when playing 1080P 60FPS flash video, and I chose this card for its compatibility with their old Llano APU in a dual graphics setup... if you're buying it to play games, you might want to look a little further up the pricing ladder... unless you're just playing games from ~2009 or retro-styled indie stuff. This would be better than an onboard intel GPU, at least in terms of compatibility, but that's about all that can be said for it.
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I'm not certain but from a few internet searches it looks to me like you need Part No. AP3672603 Mfg Part Number 5303937187 For the 970-C48072 Might want to do a few searches to confirm.
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660W according to the manufacturer's site: http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ProductDetail.jsp?partnumber=9726-C&section;=40425&m;inisite=10251
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Their website says 350W.https://www3.pny.com/GT-630-2048MB-PCIe-P3188C523.aspx
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Yes they are 240. Great heater, u won't be disappointed. They're petty easy to install but I would get an electriion.
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There's a good compare of 970 and (worse than 4820) 4770K and 4770K is already better than 970. check cpuboss dot com. I'd run for the new one. Mine is simply amazing. I'm thinking about exchanging the HD to solid state. I work with audio (homestudio) and the CPU performs amazingly.
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I agree with the others. My Phenom 9850BE processor noticeably warms my room up under heavy load as it is. I expect that this one at 220 watts would definitely affect your heating/cooling expenses. Nothin' gives ya the WARM fuzzies like a fast multicore processor! :-)
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David - from a review from popsci.com from September 14, 2011, it states the wattage is 1500. The article states this is pretty standard for space heaters. I own this product and I am extremely satisfied with it. Lary K
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I recommend using something better than a 600 -.- keep in mind ur system needs power too, for the best I recommend 875w+
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Check the specs. These items worked great,after matching specs. My heater was INOP until I replaced them
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My Dell Optiplex 960 has the following related to your question: Installed Memory (RAM): 4.00 GB (3.84 GB usable) Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) 2 DUO CPU E8400 @ 3.00 GHz 2.99 GHz So, it appears that it's a match for you. I purchased this CPU as a refurbished unit with a newly installed Windows 7 Operating system from EzBuyCafe through Amazon in November 2013. I highly recommend the Dell Optiplex and EzBuyCafe... It was a great purchase from an excellent source. Ed Hobbs