Will it power an i7 motherboard?
1581452
Mine is actually a 600watt power supply. Amazon keeps lumping all the reviews together on these - not good, as it gets confusing. The power supply is very good quality and I would buy this brand again. My 600watt version is more than enough to power your i7 motherboard and multiple components.
1581453
Mine was problematic from the first moment! I suggest you to pay 10 more dollars and get a reliable brand.
1581454
If you have an i7 don't buy this its a hunk of junk protect your investment spend more on a power supply
1581455
Yes it will. If you are going to use powerful graphic cards, the 725 watt supply would be best.
1564307
Im sure it will be. Quality power supplies are designed to operate with a wide array of motherboards. You can also call seasonic to be certain.
1104691
Yes, but make sure you have a quality power supply. Id say at least 800 watts from a good branded psu with good amps to a single 12 volt rail.
1247747
It should. I'm using a AMD E-350 mini ITX board and the PSU is nowhere near the CPU
1082283
Yes, but double check your power supply to make sure it says 12w and each bar you currently have says 3W. If so then it will run 4!
1379684
This one should do the trick. It's 150w and 19.5v. It's great for my power hungry alienware. Good luck!
1243052
Absolutely! I use this power supply with an overclocked i5 4670k and gtx 780ti.
1492584
You'll have to use either a Thin-ITX board with internal voltage regulation, or a picoPSU unit. Both require external power bricks.
649547
yes it will, but I would go with a name brand power supply because my Sentey blew up when I hit the power switch. I sent it back and went with a name brand supply and had no problem, I would not recommend this power supply.
1628890
This power supply has 2, 6/8 PCI-E plugs. It should run about any video card you want to use. It will run your motherboard just fine.
1631187
Yes it will. It may say 350W supply but you can get away with 300W with little to no performance drop off.
1002837
Sorry can't answer about that motherboard, but I'm running it on a Gigabyte M61PME-S2 motherboard which supports AMD Socket AM2+ CPU's (Athlon X2 6000 processor) and a thermaltake 800W power supply which I upgraded from a 400W power supply
1067925
Yes. Remember that all of your motherboard components must be connected to the same PSU, so in your case, I would use the 500W PSU as the primary to power your motherboard and CPU, and use the PCI-E headers on the 750W PSU to power the cards.
1181173
it depends on your motherboard the total power needed but each GPU requires 300watts
578687
I have agree with the others here, as long as you have a PCIExpress slot(preferably 1) it should power it. My only question is what kind of computer are you putting it in. If it's a Dell, Hp or Gateway it won't work cause these manufacturers require specific components that are adapted for their systems.
1434405
it should, i think it would work on something as low as a 550W power supply. dont quote me on that though
813152
Yes it will. It has more than enough power to handle that CPU as well as most power hungry gpu's as well as long as you use a single graphics card you should be fine. More than one and I would start actually counting up how many Watts your system eats and go from there