what power supply will work with this?
940085
Any ATX power supply that is at least 500 watts but it must have a 24-pin ATX power connector and the 4-pin 12V connector. An older PSU with a 20-pin ATX connector will not be reliable. I'm using a Cooler Master Power Pro 550. If you plan to use a separate plug-in video card and/or several hard drives, you should consider a 600 watt supply.
940086
Any power supply will work with this motherboard. But your real answer depends on the peripherals you want to use with the motherboard. Each piece of hardware that you want to run in the computer will need to be factored into your choice of power supplies. Gaming display adapters, for example, are big users of the power in your computer. Here is a power supply calculator that will help you figure out how big a power supply you need. http://www.coolermaster.outervision.com/
940087
I'm using a 500 watt ultra works perfect five fans and a water pump no problems
940088
Depends on what your video card what what else do you plan to run with it. I use a Corsair HX 850 but I crossfire 2 AMD R9 280X.
1653282
You would have to look at the power supply that is currently in your computer, determine if it is an ATX supply (to match this one) and determine its wattage. This information should be on a label on the side of the power supply. If it is both ATX and 250 watts (or less), this power supply will work.
2218076
From the Looks of the pictures I was able to find, it looks like it will. If you have a spare 120mm fan lying around, put it underneath the current power supply and see how much room that takes up. This PSU has a 120mm cooling fan, so that should give you a good rough estimate.
774676
300 watt is the minimum requirement. It will run on this power supply but it would be better to have a bigger power supply
2201277
That I'm not sure of. I just ordered the correct power supply from Microsoft. Amazon does have one though. I believe it called the, E-model power suppy. Hope it works for you.
1986191
It should work, if anything, at least make sure your PSU is reliable. I had this card running with a 65W CPU on a 300W PSU
363189
This power supply will work. I suggest getting a different power supply like Corsiar, Evga, or rosewill. Try and find one that is 80+ certified. I don't recommend this power supply.
891620
Yes, should work fine. My Desktop had 500W in it when I was using this. It will be a VERY tight fit in that case though.
1300079
An ATX power supply will work for this motherboard, provided your case supports ATX power supply size (most desktop cases do). This is the PSU I paired up with this motherboard: Corsair Builder Series Bronze Certified Power Supply 430 Link: http://amzn.com/B0092ML1SC
1985865
This board works with any standard power supply. The wattage rating will depend on what you INSTALL in the board. I'm using a 400W power supply and it's way more than I need since I'm not using any plug in boards. I actually only need about 200W but I got a 400W PS so it doesn't have to work so hard which means it runs much cooler. My PS is fanless too so it creates zero noise.
504980
You will need to connect it to the power supply. Most psu should have the pcie connectors for it, which I believe are two 6 pins.
373422
That's more than enough watts. It should work with your power supply too. However, I would check any specifics on both manufacturers websites.
1300076
An ATX power supply will work for this motherboard, provided your case supports ATX power supply size (most desktop cases do). This is the PSU I paired up with this motherboard: Corsair Builder Series Bronze Certified Power Supply 430Link: Corsair CX Series, CX430, 430 Watt (430W) Power Supply, 80+ Bronze Certified
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.
745398
Yes, this will power that and more, actually this psu is way more than needed to power those components you have, for this kind of these little details you need to know, you can use a PSU calculator, google "thermaltake psu calculator" and you will find a very useful tool and will tell you an approximate wattage needed for the components you add to the calculations in the tool.
1032472
I'm not very sure about the power requirement but it will work fine with your power supply
1307864
Sounds like that's a 250 Watt power supply. It doesn't hurt to use a beefier power supply, so a 400W would fulfill your power needs very well. I don't know why companies put puny power supplies in things. As long as it has the connectors you need for your motherboard and hardware, it should do fine. The person who got this supply put in his computer says it's been working fine.