I able to achieve max performance with games (pc & emulator) and multimedia with stabilize temperature on my pc &
laptop by using fuseless power cord. They are all plug in to a dual wall socket with double 2 ways fuseless adapters.
Anyone done this before ? Feedbacks ?
Note: do not do this and seek advises if you know nothing about electricity.
Whatever has removing basic protection like that to do with the performance of your PC?
Put another way, in the UK we have at most a 13A fuse in plugs. 13A at 250V is 3.25kW - a 3 bar electric heater, for example.
Have a look at the rated power consumption of your PC. Its power supply will have a maximum possible deliverable output.
It will be a lot lot less than 3kW!
Meaningless. Dangerous.
I found out that replacing the cartridge fuse (hair size wire) power cord with fuseless power cord can only bring out the best but not better than that of your pc performance with better electrical bandwidth. Just like having fat speaker cable for speaker to provide the best audio performance. Also when i look at my system temperature after hours of gaming or usage, it's stable. It's a give and take situation, you loose the protection of a fuse power cord.
I also running 2 sets of wiring from my fusebox circuit breaker to my wall sockets that all my computers components (pc, monitor, printer and speaker) are connected to it.
I have been using it for years and like to share it with all you peoples.
Warning
ADMIN NOTE
This is a stupid idea and not only will it not work,it's really dangerous!!!
Steve,
It is too late now but I thought it was better to leave the thread in place so that the rebuttals remained available to view for the benefit of future users.
All the best,
Denis
Why would anyone tamper with the circuitry when it was already made for the best performance available.
Laptops aren't Desktops and they're already maxing out Air and Heat as it is and to fiddle with power controllers looking for an explosion lol
Dude you're lucky you haven't been electrified by just changing the cord that you did.
Oops...i make a mistake with good indendation of sharing this everyone....
but i'm still alive and kicking after so many years.
Good intention doesn't mean necessarily smart or helpful move. You may consider reading about Concervation of energy law:
Conservation of energy - Wikipedia , which applies all over us.
In two words - you can't expect to get better performance from nowhere.
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