can a 650VA ups handle a 500 psu?

[Bordzz]

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Some say UPS is not an AVR. And it might not give voltage protection as a typical AVR can do. Thats why some people use UPS + AVR. Some even reported data corruption when using a UPS and no AVR, evident with voltage instability.
So far My AVR is not giving me any data corruption caused by voltage instability.
So if you are planning to buy UPS also include an AVR.
I haven't used a UPS before since I don't have any business critical 24/7 computer.

A 550va AVR can handle 750w PSU. So a 650va UPS should be able to handle it. Just don't expect a reliable voltage protection from UPS alone.

ah mao ba bro. but i think ka2ng apc nga 650VA kay regulated na man cya based sa akong na basa sa iya specs. salamat sa opinion bro.

[Kenshiro]

yep mas better if you use AVR. Oh I just remember it was my brother's PC harddrive that got busted when using UPS without AVR. So yeah you need AVR, or just try using an APC alone might be suffecient if it states that it has voltage regulation.
But you know this is what I've experienced or other peoples experience regarding UPS.

[Bordzz]

just bought the apc br650ci-as. so far so good kaya ra man diay. almost 7mins usa ma pawng iya drain iya battery enough time to save and shutdown the pc. anyway salamat sa mga info.

[KizoneC]

Some say UPS is not an AVR. And it might not give voltage protection as a typical AVR can do. Thats why some people use UPS + AVR. Some even reported data corruption when using a UPS and no AVR, evident with voltage instability.
So far My AVR is not giving me any data corruption caused by voltage instability.
So if you are planning to buy UPS also include an AVR.
I haven't used a UPS before since I don't have any business critical 24/7 computer.

A 550va AVR can handle 750w PSU. So a 650va UPS should be able to handle it. Just don't expect a reliable voltage protection from UPS alone.

mao jud. experienced it pud.