What is the Power Supply Watts? (really should be in specs...)
1606344
I cant help you there but I have it hooked up to my 60inch TV and playings games on it a very good buy.I don't like windows 8 all the settings are hidden but I just made it look like windows 7 no problems so far.
1451442
Hey there, the card has been measured around 220 watts by several hardware reviews, this is also close to what the spec says. Now for a PSU overall power you need to check what's in your system overall. Note overclock causes significant overconsumption (upto 280W in some Vmod cases).
752375
Greetings,Great question!Your power consumption will definitely vary depending on the components you install. A good starting point for a basic configuration (65W TDP CPU, A couple of hard drives) will be around 100W. Make sure you check the power requirements of any large components you decide to add (e.g., video card).Best regards,MITXPC
1606211
500W is fine for a PSU. For future reference use this page: http://www.extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jspI find it more accurate than the one provided here from Asus.
2281945
The power supply that I'm using is 400W on a Gateway system. Seems to perform pretty well and I've had no problems so far.
759472
That's 240 watts. I've pushed it close to it's 400W claim without any issues.
2157790
I believe the minimum power supply is 500W. I use a 550W and haven't had any problems.
1285990
240 watt. plenty of power unless you want to upgrade the video card. but this desktop will out perform the m18 laptop anyday.
273113
Hmm... I think a 500W PSU would be ok, but are you overclocking the CPU? If so, then I would recommend checking the necessary wattage for the GPU. I'm using a 750W PSU, but I think other people have used less. I would research this further since I'm not 100% sure 500W would suffice. I'm sorry if I couldn't be more helpful.
92182
It sounds like you are trying to build a miner, or a HTPC. If it is a miner, it should be more than enough power. I've seen specs of mining builds with as little as 250W PSUs. However, if you are building a media server, you might want to push up the wattage to at least 550, just to be safe on the power output. On the outside, if this is a gaming machine, you might be on the low side of adequate. But, it would work. This PSU was out-of-the-box compatible with a 3rd Gen Ivy Bridge Intel processor which, at the time of my build, was what was available for my price range. So, it may work well with a Haswell or later, but I am unable to guarantee it. Hope that helps!
476177
It all depends on what else you have in your pc. I would go to PcPartpicker.com and place your parts in there and it will tell you a estimated wattage for the whole computer.
1213189
I would recommend this PSU calculator... http://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator
1128250
A power suppuy with 600 watts will be enough, make sure it has 2 pci express of 4 and 8 pins, and remember to be sure its compatible with your motherboard
2130083
According to the spec sheet on Newegg, this thing has a 280 watt power supply
1678615
depends on other hardware, graphics card, number of harddrives etc. google "psu calculator" and compute your power needs
1782887
That's what I've got it plugged into. Works great (for the power consumption - I only have a 300W supply)!
373422
That's more than enough watts. It should work with your power supply too. However, I would check any specifics on both manufacturers websites.