Will this power supply be enought for a KM2M Combo-L Machine

Will the following work with a 145 Watt Power supply?
Basically I've got an Enlight Case I would like to use but it only has a 145 Watt Power supply.
- MSI Motherboard for AMD processors Model KM2M Combo-L
Chipset:VIA® ProSavageDDR KM266
FSB:200/266MHz
RAM:Supports four memory banks using two 184-pin DDR DIMMs or two 168-pin SDRAM DIMMs Max 2GB
IDE:Ultra DMA 66/100/133 Up to 4 Devices
Slots:1x AGP (AGP 2.0 2x/4x ) and 3 PCI 32 Bit
Ports:1xFDD,1xCOM,1xLPT,2xPS2,VGA,LAN and Audio Ports
Onboard LAN:6103 PHY 10/100 Mbs
Onboard VGA: ProSavage8 2D/3D Graphic
Onboard Audio: Realtek ALC 650
- AMD Athlon XP 1700+ Thoroughbred /266 FSB Processor CPU 1700+/ 1.47GHz
AXDA1700
CPU: 1.47 GHz
Type: 1700 XP Thoroughbred
Cache: 256K
BUS: 266MHz
Micron: .13
Socket A
- CRUCIAL MICRON 256MB 32x64 PC 2100 DDR RAM
184-Pin, CL=2.5-Unbuffered 2.5V, 6-Layers
- Maxtor 40GB 7200RPM Hard Drive Model
Size: 40 Gigabytes
Interface: IDE ULTRA ATA133
Seek time: RPM:7200
Cache 2MB
- Microsoft Multimedia Keyboard & Wheel Mouse
- Aceex V.92 Full Duplex FaxModem PCI Voice, Data, Fax Modem 56000bps Modem
- Cyberdrive 40x16x48 CDRW CD-RW Drive CW078
Buffer: 2MB
Read Speed: 48x for closed sessions.16x for open sessions. Maximum 40x for audio extraction
Write Speed 4x, 8x,12x, 16x, 20x (CLV) and 20x, 24x, 28x, 32x, 36x, 40x (ZCLV) for CD-R media. 4x, 8x, 12x and 16x CLV for CD-RW media
Access Time: 100 ms typical for random access, 100 ms typical for 1/3 stroke
Power Supply: DC +5V ?5%, DC +12V ?10%
Interface:Enhanced IDE (E-IDE)
MTBF > 100,000 POH (25% duty, seek and read)
CPU FAN|HAC-V81 BASE COPPER AMD/INTEL)
Supported Socket type: Socket A, 370, 462 Processors:
Intel P3 Cumine up to 1.13GHz, Celeron (tualatin up to 1.6Ghz)
AMD Duron up to 1.7GHz, all Athlons up to 2600+
Fan Dimension 80 x 80 x 25 mm
Rated Speed 2500 ~ 4800 RPM
Air Flow 31.4 ~ 62.8 CFM
Rated Voltage 12 VDC
Heat Sink Dimension 80 x 69 x 45 mm

Depending on what company made the PS, most companies over exagerate what they will do, or give a peak power output instead of a constant rated amprage. If thier PS will maintain a constant 200watt under full load, then it will get the job done in a all-in-1 unit. Check this page for power consumption of all your parts. It`s kinda old and the values for the VC and processors could be a bit higher, but it will give you a good idea.

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http://www.amazon.com/Solid-Gear-Series-ATX12V-SDGR-500BX/dp/B00FF7VEJE
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JCGood1984, welcome to the forum.
The computer should take a standard ATX power supply unit (PSU). I suggest measuring the existing PSU and compare the measurements to the one in the links. If the measurements are the same, it should fit. I don't know anything about the brand, however.
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Will this power supply work for this tower?

I plan on getting this computer
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I feel like everything on the computer is adequate but the power supply is only 300W. I need more than this so I plan on using this power supply to upgrade it.
POWERSUPPLY
Can anyone tell me if this powersupply will fit and perform with the desktop I listed. Also if it does not, is there any suggestions as to what similar Watt power supply will work?
Thanks

Unless, for some reason, Asus didn't use the ATX form factor for that case, that power supply should work fine.
Unless you are upgrading other parts, hockey's concerns aren't warranted. A power supply that is "too big" is never a problem, it's actually better for the power supply because it runs at a lower load. And, the rails on that ThermalTake can manage higher amps than the stock one can, guaranteed.
It's tough to max out a 850watt PSU in a mid-size tower like that.

Will this Power Supply work?

I'm getting my K8N soon, and I've spotted a new power supply that I want. It's an Aspire 500W. I won't BS with you guys - I like the LED's and the adjustable fan knob. It has the specs (max, not peak, of course) below -
3.3 - 28a
5 - 30a
12- 34a
Will this be adequate? Thanks in advance.

Thanks. I'm not really planning on putting tons of peripherals in here - 2 hard drives, a dvd drive, and a 6800 GT. If you're running it fine, it ought to handle what i'm putting in there.

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Quote from: Henry on 06-May-10, 12:36:25
You would be better off getting the Corsair TX650W single rail +12V~52A at newegg. Fresh price today, buy it now as it's the lowest cost it will ever be and where you live you'll get it in 2 or 3 days. It will take about 9-10 weeks to get the rebate, at least that's how long it took for mine.
$70, compare that to the price (almost 1/2) of the Kingwin and you'll be getting a much better PSU with the same 52A +12V total output.
$89.99
($69.99 after $20.00 Mail-In Rebate Card)
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Just ordered the "Corsair" through eghead, thanx!
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Is this Power supply suffiecent for my system?

Hi, Is this PSU powerful enough to run my computer? SILENT PUREPOWER SERIES TT-420AD, 420WATT POWER SUPPLY, +3.3V@30A;+5V@40A;[email protected];+12V@18A;[email protected];+5VSB@2A. My computers specs are as follows: AMD athlon 2700XP, 2xVdata 512mb pc3200, ATI Radeon 9700pro, Seagate SATA 80GB hardrive, Hitachi DVD ROM drive, floppy drive, MSI KT6 Delta FISR. I want to know whether this power supply will have enough power to run my setup as I brought an ICUTE 400watt power supply that couldn't manage(no doubt cause its a cheap peice of sh*t) but since Thermaltake is a decent brand I'm thinking it should manage but I just want to be sure. Cheers

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Hi, Is this PSU powerful enough to run my computer? SILENT PUREPOWER SERIES TT-420AD, 420WATT POWER SUPPLY, +3.3V@30A;+5V@40A;[email protected];+12V@18A;[email protected];+5VSB@2A. My computers specs are as follows: AMD athlon 2700XP, 2xVdata 512mb pc3200, ATI Radeon 9700pro, Seagate SATA 80GB hardrive, Hitachi DVD ROM drive, floppy drive, MSI KT6 Delta FISR.
That PSU will support your configuration and then some. I have several TT Silent PurePower 420W in service - no complaints. Dual-fan PSU of good construction. Whenever Newegg puts that PSU on sale for $36.99 with free shipping (regular $42.00 plus shipping), I jump on it.
+3.3V and +5V are not a problem, you would be hard pressed to build a system that can place a combined load greater than 170W on +3.3V and +5V, even if you tried. Your system power needs on +12V rail will be (MAX LOAD):
MSI KT6 Delta FISR = .5A
Athlon 2700XP = 7.2A (AMD Datasheet)
2x V-DATA 512MB PC3200 - N/A
ATI Radeon 9700PRO = 1A (see: O/C Radeon 9800 Pro)
Seagate SATA 80GB = 2.8A
Hitachi DVD ROM = 1.5A
CPU FAN = .25A
2x CASE FAN = .5A
Max Total = 14A (rounded to the next ampere)
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After trying several things, and poking around several forums on the net I have become convinced that my Power Mac G5 needs a new Power Supply. My big question is how do I know what kind of Power Supply to get for it?
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My problem has been that the computer won't start at all. When I press the button on the front panel, I hear the click of a relay (like normal) but then nothing happens... no fans spinning up, no hard drive spinning up... silence.
When I open the side panel and press the button, I can see that the 2 cooling fans twitch just a little bit but they immediately stop. The only other thing I can see is that the red LED 7 light comes on, and according to everything I've read that light means 'contact an Apple representative.'
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KJonline, welcome to the forum.
You were told correctly. You will have to upgrade the power supply unit (PSU) for the video card to work properly.
The PSU in the computer is a standard ATX. I suggest measuring the existing PSU and comparing the measurements to the one you choose.
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Is this power supply adequate for my system?

I have a Turbolink switching power supply
model: CWT-420ATX-12V
voltage 115/230v
current 10a/5a
frequency 60/50hz
look at my components below...

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Originally posted by mcloud777
voltage 115/230v
current 10a/5a
frequency 60/50hz .
these parameters won't help anybody {except they may count your electricity bill }, buddy, cause most of even so called 420W psus will have them ....
please post maximal amperes for 5V , 12V , 3.3V rails {these are usually on the sticker on the psu itself, if you don't have the psu andor don't know it and can't get to know then DON'T BUY IT},
your components may get a little hungry and some 420 unreal watts won't help you...
post details or make everybody guess...
ok I've gathered info from http://www.iamnotageek.com/showindex.php?t=54638,
where pic is http://www.asdfhost.com/members/sirxile/My%20current%20Turbolink%20PSU%20-%2011-144-018-03.jpg:
and you should have written : (if it's the same model)
3.3V = 28A
5V = 40A
12V = 18A
=> so if you cut them in half : 3.3 = 46W , 5V=100W , 12V=108W .
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or whatever power consuming (peltiers ), this will turn into no-go.

Is this Power Supply and case right for my PC?

Pals...
Here I go again with a brand new question.
I want to buy a new case with the Power supply Unit in it and I have come to the decision of buying them separately.
My machine at the moment is made up of...
AMD Athlon 64 3200+ Processor Socket 939
MSI K8N Neo-4 Platinum Socket 939 motherboard
MSI NX GeForce 6600GT 128 Mb PCI-E VGA card (connected thru the PCI-E, actually)
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1 120 GB Seagate HD PATA (with files only)
1 Pioneer 109 DVD-RW
1 Pioneer 111D DVD-RW
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More information here...
http://articulo.mercadolibre.com.ar/MLA-22331044-gabinete-vitsuba-master-550w-fan-120mm-lcd-frontal-vtb-_JM
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More information here
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vandienk,
If you know anyone coming to the U.S. I have some much cheaper options for you:
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Hi! I just bought a 6251 on ebay. The person said the unit was like new (ha, ha)..I asked questions about the power supply & was assured it would work. Surprise, surprise...got it 2 days ago & the fan does not work (no spinning). I tried using a can of air to get it going, but no luck.
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I end up in a loop going nowhere...one of my replies was the following:
Dear Customer,
Your email contains inquires that will be needing our technical support dept to answer or you are requesting a part/accessories for our product lines, which out tech support dept. handles. Please go to http://www.msicomputer.com/msiapps/ts_form.aspx to fill out the form in order to put your inquiry through our tech dept. Only the fields with "*" are needed to be filled. However, if you cannot fill out all the required fields, just simply put "n/a." There is also "Problem Description" field at the very end of the form, where you can type is specifically what your inquiry is. If you prefer to call them, you may do so @ 626 581 3001 and press the option for tech support. Our tech dept has high call volumes every day, and ½ staffed during lunch hours (12~2pm). If you get asked to leave a message and prefer not to leave a message press "0" at the voicemail greeting prompt and ask the operator to "connect you to a technician." Thank you.
I tried filling out the form & got nowhere. My original inquiry was the following:
To: MSI RMA
Subject: looking for power supply
I am looking to buy a replacement power supply for the MSI mega pc model no 6251. It is model no. FSP250-60ms.
Sincerely,
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Thank you for your e-mail inquiry.
Regarding this model FSP250-60MS
This model is not a standard model of our product line.
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We have no stock of this special item.
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