Can it handle a 1200 watt rig with dual monitors? null

Thank you for your question! The CyberPower GX150C2 Gaming UPS is rated for 1500VA / 1000W, so it would not be able to support a 1200W rig with dual monitors at full load. Connecting equipment that exceeds the UPS’s wattage capacity can cause overload and prevent proper backup during an outage. If you need protection for a 1200W setup, we recommend considering a higher-capacity model, such as one rated for at least 1500W or more, to ensure safe and reliable performance. Alternatively, you could move non-critical devices (like speakers or secondary monitors) off the UPS and onto a surge protector. This helps keep the UPS load at or below its optimal capacity, ideally around 80% of its rated wattage (800W) for better runtime and reliability.

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Thank you for your question! The CyberPower GX150C2 Gaming UPS is rated for 1500VA / 1000W, so it would not be able to support a 1200W rig with dual monitors at full load. Connecting equipment that exceeds the UPS’s wattage capacity can cause overload and prevent proper backup during an outage. If you need protection for a 1200W setup, we recommend considering a higher-capacity model, such as one rated for at least 1500W or more, to ensure safe and reliable performance. Alternatively, you could move non-critical devices (like speakers or secondary monitors) off the UPS and onto a surge protector. This helps keep the UPS load at or below its optimal capacity, ideally around 80% of its rated wattage (800W) for better runtime and reliability.
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