Can a computer with a 2TB 2000G hard disk power supply resist???

Applicable type: Desktop.

Hard drive size: inches.

Hard disk capacity: 2000GB

Number of heads: 6.

Cache: 64MB

Speed: 5900rpm

Interface type: Interface rate: 300MB s

Other Parameters Other Performance: Average Power Consumption:

Standby Power Consumption: Transmission Specification: SATA-600

Installation: Built-in.

Other features: Operating noise: 23 decibels.

Idle noise: 21 decibels.

Of course, the hard disk is not a large power consumer, and only 4 power supplies.

Yes, but you should use a separate socket for your computer, that is, do not share an outlet with other electrical appliances, such as TVs, etc.

Because if computers and other electrical appliances are in common sockets, it can cause voltage instability and cause repeated restarts.

As long as your computer is in a separate socket, it will do.

It depends on the power of your other components. Roughly look at it this way, is your graphics card integrated? If yes, then there is generally no problem. If not, it is estimated that the power supply is small, and it will be replaced with a larger one.

The hard disk itself does not consume a lot of power, but it is necessary to pay attention to the heat dissipation problem.

**I can't see clearly, but what is certain is that if your computer is currently running normally, it can be supported, and the hard disk has low power consumption and will not cause much burden on the power supply.

The mark is 400w, but it is certainly not.

Two hard drives will be fine, and the power consumption of the hard disk is not large.

The hard drive doesn't use much power.,You can add it casually.。。 I haven't seen this brand, and your heart is big.

The power supply that came with the box when you bought it will do!

You can buy a power adapter cable.

The instantaneous starting current of the hard disk is not small, so there are still requirements for the power output You can't just look at the size of the rated voltage, but also see whether the power quality is passable.

It must be that the power supply is insufficient. The power supply is nominal 300W, the actual output can not reach, it can only reach about 80% of the nominal value, the power supply itself also consumes power, the motherboard, CPU, graphics card, hard disk, optical drive all consume power, and the actual output capacity of the power supply is exceeded when the two hard disks are exceeded.

The power supply is insufficient, and the power you see is rated power, and the actual power cannot reach 300W.

NB doubling is not even better, turn it down.

About 1,300 yuan, the computer can only be used in the general office or at home Internet access.

CPU: G3220 scatter 290 yuan.

Motherboard: H81 VG4 289 yuan.

2T hard disk 429 yuan.

Memory: Kingston 4G 108 yuan.

Power supply: Great Wall Silent King 199 yuan.

Chassis: 99 yuan.

About 1400 yuan.

You can add a copy.

According to your configuration, I calculated the power on the official website of Huntkey. Your current power consumption is 237W. In addition to what you said, I also counted the optical drive and case fan, up to 237W.

If you add another hard disk, add 12W, which is 260W, and your power supply is 270W, which is somewhat redundant. Basically, yes.

However, it is important to consider that the power supply capacity of the power supply is constantly decreasing. If you're new power supply it's no problem, within a year or two it's about the same; But if it is an old power supply, there will be decay, and there may be instability. However, it is generally impossible to read and write three hard disks at high speed at the same time, and there will always be one hard disk that is energy-saving and standby, so that it will not be affected.

In general, a piece can be added. If that doesn't work, change the power supply.

The probability of viability is still relatively high.

The hard disk does not consume power·· The landlord's current 270W can still be driven, and this graphics card itself basically does not eat electricity (no external power supply).

Judging from the BAI configuration provided, there is no problem with adding a 1T mechanical ZHI hard disk to DU, and the 270W power supply is dedicated daily.

The application is enough.

However, the power consumption of the whole machine is approaching, and the peak of the rated power of the power supply is reached, and if the host is running under heavy load, the stability is worrying. When purchasing a power supply, at least 20% of the power space should be reserved to cope with the high power demand at the moment when the host is turned on or off.

It is recommended to buy a new power supply according to your own needs, at least 300W or even 350W, and if you want to change the graphics card on the day of the province, you have to consider the power supply, so you will be depressed.

No, I don't want to. You can use it now, but it won't be long before these hard drives will have bad sectors because the power supply is insufficient. It won't be visible in a short period of time.

What about the graphics card, don't talk about it, theoretically it should be considered at the time of the test summer and other factors to prevent you from automatically restarting ah chuck ah that power supply is very problematic you think about it 3000g why do you want that I recommend you a Lenovo hard disk 1000gt

Of course, it is enough, and the 2t capacity can be fully recognized.

It can be used. However, the power of the power supply is a bit low. It is recommended to change the power supply, which is good for the hard disk, otherwise the hard disk is easy to break.

Calculate the power consumption, it's enough, but do you still have so many excuses??

I haven't used a 2000g hard drive, I don't know how many watts it is.

However, according to speculation, it is difficult to rely on the power of the 200W power supply with 3 2T hard disks to determine whether it can be moved.

To think about the power you need at the moment of booting, after all, you can't plug it in one by one after booting it up.

It is recommended that you buy one with a power rating of 300W or more.

This memory is not closely related to the power supply, it mainly depends on the capacity of the computer. However, the more you add the memory module, if it is not original, it may be more stuck when used, so it is recommended to try to depend on the performance of the computer.

Personally, I don't think so. Hehe...