Would this turn my 19watt to 450?
492677
Whaaat?? 19Watt what?? This is a Bass Guitar Amplifier. If you have a 19watt Bass then yes it will for a few minutes then you'll blow the amp's preamp out. Sorry but that's an ignorant question.
859656
I believe it pulls 1500 watts. Check your setting for your circuit breaker.
518750
Yes, not sure what you are asking either, but the reply from uberzilla should help! It is also my understanding that you don't need to worry about going too high on the watts, although there's no point in wasting your money for more watts than you need to power your system/graphics card.
772931
I suspect so but I am using a 430 watt PSU. Go to pcpartpicker.com and enter your components such as graphics card, motherboard and hard drive. Enter any component that consumes power. It will then indicate how many watts your system will use.
1913631
No. The motherboard and other devices will pull an average of 100 watts combined. You would need at least 450 watts.
1537108
I use a 450 with mine and it seems to be working fine. I didn't get a message about any psu requirements though.
1359842
well im running 450w 10's and I have the gain a little under half way and it slams with the 3100. with your 2100 maybe you can just bridge it to get the wattage you need.
1650975
No, I would recommend at least a high efficiency 450 or 500 Watt, it may power up but you can damage the card with not providing it enough power or damage your mother board. You may find some calculator that says other wise but I wouldn't risk it. (I burned up this same card and ruined my mother board pcie slot, not for running to little power but my power supply shorted giving unstable power, to little power would be unstable.
577502
Yes. This particular model will take up to a 300 watt safely. Anything more powerfull may need a bigger case to run it safely
2100489
Don't think so.your generator at that wattage should have a 30 amp twist on it I would think
657325
No, your wattage for your power supply should exceed your maximum draw (I'd recommend by 5-10%). My computer only draws 50W max but I got this PSU for other reasons. For me the 72W would work
2182490
Should work, then again I only have them pushing 500W and the gain is on 1/4.
1529373
I've read that you should only use a converter for up to half the rated power output, so anything up to 150 watt would be OK. So, I'd suggest you get a more powerful converter, e.g. 500 W.
913444
I wouldn't know. I sold it after I found out it doesn't do anywhere near 1100 watts.
788697
In theory im sure you could. However each unit waivers at different loads so it will be near impossible to synch up the voltages perfectly. Modifying the heatsinks, you can actually push 200Watts through each unit. If you need to convert more power I would recommend buying a larger unit.
1611285
Recommended is 450w See http://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page362.htm
305317
I don't think so. It is only 11 watts I don't think it would warm it enough to give you what you are looking for.