Hello,
I intend to make an updgte to my computer and i have bought the following staff
I plan to use the psu I currently have on my old pc.
PSU: Thermaltake TR2-470W with specs:+3.3V/22A, +5V/32A, +12V1/14A, +12V2/15A, -12V/0.3A, +5VSB/2A (+3.3V &+5V Combined:220W)
I don't know if this information is important but NO GRAPHICS CARD IS PLACED ON THE SYSTEM, I use the integrated graphics of the processor. So the system is going to be like this:cpu,2 RAMS, 3 sata hard disk drives, 1 SSD drive, 1 DVD RW Drive and 2 Fans.
Will this psu be able to power up my system or should i buy a new one? What are the minimum requirements for Watts or Amperes on the +12v rails to be able to power this simple system? On Cpu specifications page is says max TDP 84W, so 470W are enough? Is there any danger of harming my new (and expensive) equipment?
----- Update -----
I also found another one psu from a friend It is Chieftec GPS 450 AA 101 with specs: +3.3V/30A, +5V/28A, +12V1/14A, +12V2/15A, -12V/0.5A, +5VSB/2A
I read in a reasearch on the web that this particular model is made by delta and it is a little more reliable than thermaltake.
would you suggest any of this two?
Thanks a lot for any future replies.
I intend to make an updgte to my computer and i have bought the following staff
■ MB: Gigabyte B85-HD3
■ CPU: Intel Core i5 4570
■ RAM: 2 x 4GB 1600MHz
■ SSD Drive: 128 GB
I plan to use the psu I currently have on my old pc.
PSU: Thermaltake TR2-470W with specs:+3.3V/22A, +5V/32A, +12V1/14A, +12V2/15A, -12V/0.3A, +5VSB/2A (+3.3V &+5V Combined:220W)
I don't know if this information is important but NO GRAPHICS CARD IS PLACED ON THE SYSTEM, I use the integrated graphics of the processor. So the system is going to be like this:cpu,2 RAMS, 3 sata hard disk drives, 1 SSD drive, 1 DVD RW Drive and 2 Fans.
Will this psu be able to power up my system or should i buy a new one? What are the minimum requirements for Watts or Amperes on the +12v rails to be able to power this simple system? On Cpu specifications page is says max TDP 84W, so 470W are enough? Is there any danger of harming my new (and expensive) equipment?
----- Update -----
I also found another one psu from a friend It is Chieftec GPS 450 AA 101 with specs: +3.3V/30A, +5V/28A, +12V1/14A, +12V2/15A, -12V/0.5A, +5VSB/2A
I read in a reasearch on the web that this particular model is made by delta and it is a little more reliable than thermaltake.
would you suggest any of this two?
Thanks a lot for any future replies.
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