Will this work with a 300w power supply? null

Most pumps draw 12w on max load, high performance ones 18w+. The H series being neither of these will almost certainly draw less than 12w. I had an Asetek 570LC before that uses virtually the same pump as this one, and it only used 3.1w. Hope this helps.

It will function but I recommend at least 500 watt for any build just so you don't have to worry about a underpowered build.

300w should be plenty of power as long as you don't have a powerful high end graphics card or lots of other hard drives and fans and other add ons that require a lot of power. For a basic desktop though it should be plenty. I would recommend upgrading to a 500-600w supply though. Better to have more than you need than not enough. Under volting could potentially damage components or cause random shutdowns and possible data loss or corruption.

As long as you have a sata connector and a free usb connection on your motherboard it should

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Most pumps draw 12w on max load, high performance ones 18w+. The H series being neither of these will almost certainly draw less than 12w. I had an Asetek 570LC before that uses virtually the same pump as this one, and it only used 3.1w. Hope this helps.
Answered by Phoenix 7 years ago
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It will function but I recommend at least 500 watt for any build just so you don't have to worry about a underpowered build.
Answered by Incrediblemulk98 7 years ago
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300w should be plenty of power as long as you don't have a powerful high end graphics card or lots of other hard drives and fans and other add ons that require a lot of power. For a basic desktop though it should be plenty. I would recommend upgrading to a 500-600w supply though. Better to have more than you need than not enough. Under volting could potentially damage components or cause random shutdowns and possible data loss or corruption.
I would recommend:
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Answered by Dinger 7 years ago
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As long as you have a sata connector and a free usb connection on your motherboard it should
Answered by Nick 7 years ago
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Answered by ByronP 7 years ago
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