Just to provide another datapoint: I run three (older) boxes on one UPS rated at 300 VA, 180 Watts. The power supplies total 750 watts (IINM (If I'm Not Mistaken) -- 2 200s and 1 350)). 2 cpus are ~300 MHz, 3rd is 700 MHz, all AMD.
I also am looking for protection from short outages (2-60 seconds). UPS is Conexant. Includes an indicator light to show if the UPS is overloaded -- no indication so far. One day I will try a fourth system. BTW, if you live near a Staples, Staples had (and might still have) a $40 rebate running on two different brand 500 VA UPSs (Conexant and APC, IIRC), brought the price down to $10. Nothing fancy like a serial output to shut down your computer, but will do quite well if you deal mainly with short outages like I do. Randy Kramer Lee wrote: > I have 4 boxes on one ups. > > 1200 watt supply > > Just the boxes. No monitors or anything else. I'm probably pushing my luck, > though. > > We have many small outages this time of year and I haven't run out of volts > yet. > On Wednesday 29 May 2002 10:17 am, daRcmaTTeR wrote: > > Just out of curiosity, how many systems can you safely run on one UPS?
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