I have an a10-6800k, 1 tb seagate barracuda, standard hp envy stuff but wiill my 460w psu work?
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I was running an Antec 850W and it was fine. But, when I bought another card to run in Sli, I had to bump it up to over 1000W. I think it will all depend on what else you are running.
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Philip is correct. Your need an additional 6 pin outlet from your power supply
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Has to be a 600W one, 460 isn't enough. Mine was too and the video killed my motherboard!
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Just emailed Seagate to ask this exact question. Here was their response:The power supply specs are:Power Supply: 12-Volt 2-Amp OutputPower Supply Barrel: Outside 5.5mm Inside 2.5mmNote, this is really 2 Amps or more as the device will draw as much power as it needs, but must be 12-Volts only. So a 24 or 36 Watt adapter at 12 Volts with the right barrel size should work fine.
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Mine is in a headless server, Win 8.1 Pro. I can't get into the BIOS without hooking it up. If I knew what you were looking for I'd like to help.
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Depending on what else you have, and if you over clocking your CPU or the GPU it won't work. 750W is your best bet. I'm stuck in the same boat as you cause I'm trying to buy two but it won't work but I'm not trying to buy another PS
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Sorry. I no longer have that item. The power supply DID work for my Seagate drive, but I can't be sure about the exact part number (?)
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I am actually using a 300w PSU and everything works just fine for the past week (i7-4770, 8G ram, two HDs). But don't try to take my word and keep a 300w psu for long bc it's supposed to be dangerous to your equipment. I've ordered a 500W PSU and will replace as soon as it arrives.
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A power suppuy with 600 watts will be enough, make sure it has 2 pci express of 4 and 8 pins, and remember to be sure its compatible with your motherboard
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Sorry Ding. I don't know but it does not list your computer in the criteria, I did some internet surfing and found one that does.. its a 550 watt http://www.cputopia.com/psu-replacement-hp-pavilion-a1430n.html?utm_source=googlepepla&utm_medium=adwords&id=20206522684&utm_content=pla&gclid=CNTz2u3YwLcCFc9xQgodxSMAEg
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Make sure your power supply is big enough I got a corsair 750. Power supply from best buy...worth it..and that they supplied you with a couple a different adapters for the SATA cable...2 slots on power supply.... One for disk drive and hard drive and one for Motherboard....so make sure they gave you the right adapters and that you are pushing enough power...at least 600-650 W
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Just emailed Seagate to ask this exact question. Here was their response: The power supply specs are: Power Supply: 12-Volt 2-Amp Output Power Supply Barrel: Outside 5.5mm Inside 2.5mm Note, this is really 2 Amps or more as the device will draw as much power as it needs, but must be 12-Volts only. So a 24 or 36 Watt adapter at 12 Volts with the right barrel size should work fine.
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depends on other hardware, graphics card, number of harddrives etc. google "psu calculator" and compute your power needs
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the 4600 has 4 memory slots. assuming that there are 2 empty, plug these in there.
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sorry it took so long to get back, just make sure u got all the connectors plugged in and have a good power supply. try to test the power connectors if there not a name brand on something u know that works to rule out a fault power connector
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It sounds like you are trying to build a miner, or a HTPC. If it is a miner, it should be more than enough power. I've seen specs of mining builds with as little as 250W PSUs. However, if you are building a media server, you might want to push up the wattage to at least 550, just to be safe on the power output. On the outside, if this is a gaming machine, you might be on the low side of adequate. But, it would work. This PSU was out-of-the-box compatible with a 3rd Gen Ivy Bridge Intel processor which, at the time of my build, was what was available for my price range. So, it may work well with a Haswell or later, but I am unable to guarantee it. Hope that helps!
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Not sure. Make sure that the power wire from the computer case is plugged into the motherboard. Make sure the main power and cpu power are plugged in as well. Then switch the power supply to on and press the on button on your computer case. Good luck