theRepublic on 02 December 2013
| thewayofthepath said: First, documented power usage is often 'worst case scenario'. Second, it's basic engineering to use DC power supplies that provide more juice than the application will require. Helps keep voltage steady and current clean. (Not to mention less wear and tear on the power supply.) Source: My job. |
This.
Just because the power supply is rated for 63 watts, does not mean it has to draw 63 watts at all times. Just that it is capable of doing so.
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