can it handle 3500 watts
1291424
It can prolly handle a 3500 watt amp if the levels on the amp are played with to get the right sound but if it was me that would be overkill for one 10inch sub. I have a 1500 watt amp that's pushing it just fine. I had to play with the levels to get the sound right so it won't distort. I have the 10inch sub in a ported box that sounds amazing with the boss 1500. If you have a 3500 amp I would do a 12inch or 2 10inch subs. Just my opinion and I'm no expert keep in mind. I hope that helps you
1471312
The rms is 1200 and max is 2400; but unless you have a pro grade amp you can push it well past that; I have mine pushing 2400 watts on a legacy amp and it needs more power still
306613
Probably not. The processor TDP is 65 watts so has medium power requirements. We use this processor in our product at work and that system only has a 300W power supply. But we don't use high power graphics. In general I would say the 350W supply would be OK but depends upon the other components in your system.
227668
No 240 watts @12 volts is 20 amps, so it will overheat and fail. I think a 20 amp model is available.
157742
I doubt it will work at all. After about an hour of use it started to have problems sustaining a load for 350W, by the next morning, it was dead. Amazon gave me a full refund.
741520
I had a 350w with no problems. Depends on the CPU your using. I had an i5-660 with 4GB Ram. This card uses about 80-90 watts at full load.
618400
No, if you read the spec i believe it says it needs 480 watts. Im using a 600 and its working fine.
1081599
NO :) if you do try your CPU will get fried cause thats what happened to me on a 350 watt PS
510155
As long as you have a sufficient power supply around 400-500 watts you should be fine.
1970258
Its powered my sub that was 1400 w max for about a month and it blew. i dont suggest buying it
913444
I wouldn't know. I sold it after I found out it doesn't do anywhere near 1100 watts.
1752758
I should imagine so. It is rated at 300w, so you can probably cope with 200 watts sustained. But I would call the manufacturer or search online for more detailed specs. You don't want to cause a fire. If in doubt get a higher rated one.
512424
not legally...the timer is rated for 40 amps. 40 amps X 240 volts = 8800 watts. to boost the wattage to 9300 would be a fire hazard. look for a 50amp timer.
715827
It's rated for 140 watts, of course you can.I ran a couple of 100 and 120 watt heads with my last one.
1631187
Yes it will. It may say 350W supply but you can get away with 300W with little to no performance drop off.
1246852
I'm running two of these on an 850W PSU, so really anything above 350W should be fine, but you might be pushing it at 350W
2245134
Your power supply should be no more than 220 watts according to this. I put this 350 watt on my Hp and it started having power issues so I would not suggest you put it on yours. Maybe see if Amazon has a smaller wattage power supply. 350 is to much.