will this have enough power to support two ssd drives and an amd a6 thats rated at 65 watts
740962
Use a PSU calculator to determine necessary wattage. (http://extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp)
740963
Yes it should be perfectly capable of powering those with a fair amount of headroom.
740964
Hi,I'm using this with 1 ssd and AMD E-350 (Zacate) based motherboard ASUS E35M1-M for HTPC use. Works without problems.Another ssd should not be a problem. Recomended.
740965
I am making a WoW computer with the A10 65W and SSD. That alone uses 94W This PSU has a peak of 200W and a constant of 160W. You will be fine,
740966
SSD 5Wx2 10W CPU 65WMotherboard 20W at least Total 100W maximum power consumptionThis psu ok for your PC
740967
Yes you will be fine. The SSD's take virtually no power at all. You will have power to spare and its a great little power supply.
404888
Yes 750w will be fine, if you want to go sli in the future though you're going to need to more wattage.
579233
Should be good. I have a 650Watt, but with 2x hdds and 2x sdds, otherwise similar internals.http://www.extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp
440771
I am running it on a duel monitor set up, with 3 hard drives and 3 case fans on a 600 watt power supply, so I would assume, since I only have 100 watts more than you, that it would be fine. However, I'd advise you to double check with power consumption tools, I recommend cooler master's power consumption tool ( http://www.coolermaster.outervision.com/) to save you the hassle, that is the link for it. But I assume it should be fine.
468221
Yes.It must be rated above 800 - 900 watts and have enough PCI express cables to power both units. I would recommend a modular; gold or platinum rated power supply.
521060
Yes!It's big, though, so make sure your case can fit two of them, you have 700w or better power supply for two, and of course, that your motherboard supports it.
2175236
I would say no. According to AMD's website the recommended is a 500 watt PSU
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.
404884
It really depends on what else you have in the system, but yes it has the right connectors and should supply plenty of power as long as you don't have multiple cards or something like 15 hard drives drawing power from it.
254691
Yes more than enough. I run LSI 15,s and monitor 70,s as side surrounds plenty of power.
864978
I have a 850w power supply. A 650 will probably work. But like most things bigger is better and if you're gonna spend the money on a good card I would at least think about a bigger power supply. It's a great card though well worth the price.
1541407
I highly doubt you'll be using two processors to their limit, yes a 850-watt power supply will suffice. In fact, I believe you'll be perfectly fine with it even if you're running the system to its highest capabilities.
1728704
Yes. It should be fine. You have a PCI express X 16 slot and unless you've beaten the crap out of the computer or you already have a bunch of attachments your PSU should still have enough juice to power it?
468218
Yes you can as long as you got enough 4 pci3 pins and the psu has enough power. So if you have 2 of this cube. You need at least 650W psu.
677497
650W is more than enough to power even Titan which does use more watts, no need to change the PSU
350024
No. 600watts should b fine if your not hooking up a graphics card. My i7 with DVD ROM and hard drive use no more than 250 watts. Usually reads in the 200 watt range. For efficiency you should use about half of your watts on you're power supply.
1834061
It requires one 6-pin and one 8-pin for power. So long as your PSU has that, you should be fine. A power supply that can't support it won't have those extra hookups.