What is the peak watt rating of the PSU? What is the load rating? What kinds of connectors come on the PSU?
1708116
20+4 power supply connector, 1 4+4 pin cpu connector, 2 SATA, 2 Molex, 1 FDD. 250 watt power supply with i believe 94% afficency so around 235 watts of affective power. dont max it above that which u shouldent anyways since its a mini itx case.
1066496
Mine is in a Dell that had a 300w that went bad. I replaced with a 600w and have had no issues. When I did research before I bought the card, the suggestions that I read were a 400-500w psu
1462030
This isn't an answer to your question, but a warning... I have purchased 4 of these PSUs in the past year or so- 3 of them failed- 2 with a loud bang. I would look around for another manufacturer instead. BTW, I have 7 of the 300 watt Silverstone SFX PSUs and haven't had any failures with them, so the failures just seem to be and issue with the 450watt SFX units. And you should know I'm not running these anywhere near the 450watt rating.
834098
It's 1 6-pin and 1 8-pin. Note that it's highly advisable to use a PSU that uses a single +12v rail, and a bit above the minimum stated watt requirement of 500. The SeaSonic G Series 550-Watt is one I've heard recommended pretty heartily.
2106782
Refer to the Corsair website. They list this information for each model power supply under Tech Specs.
2130084
According to PCMag.com the power supply is 450W. I didn't open the case to verify though.
1537105
I have a 430 watt PSU, and it runs perfectly. Those recommended wattages are usually overstated.
1973403
Not really, although you might be just fine and probably safe, but you will be pushing limits. It all depends on what you are doing, for how long, and the quality of your PSU. The requirements listed on the box are 750 watts (or more) with one 150 watt 8 pin pcie power connector and one 75 watt 6 pin pcie power connector.
1788693
I don't have that particular psu. Why don't you try going to their website or simply google it?
956689
You are right. Doesn't need own power connector but PSU should be minimum 450w
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.
673813
I think you might be pushing it with a 400W PSU. I guess it depends on the item quality. You may be just fine. Not really an answer, sorry.
984110
RE PSU at least 250W with a 6-pin connector cable http://www.pcworld.com/article/254346/radeon_hd_7770_review_bare_minimum_for_serious_gamers.html We use the "no name" PSU that came with our case http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811156259
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!
571223
400 watt or greater is the recommendation for this model. You should calculate how your psu is destrobuting it's power to make sure you can delegate enough to the card
1986190
This card pulls at max 75W from your PSU. That being said, PSUs cannot be measured by their rated watt output. A lot of units may be rated for 700W and 80+GOLD, but they can damage your parts and literally ignite a fire if they hit 300W. Only use quality PSUs when building a computer.
867846
not sure but this is a pretty cheap PSU...i wouldn't risk my GPU with it. Just buy a new better PSU they are not very expensive