Would this PSU be able to feed with ease all my components?

[MSwhip]

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS:

COOLING Fan(s):Single, 120mm PWM Controlled FDB FanTOTAL POWER OUTPUT:400W TOTAL CONTINUOUS OUTPUT @ 40°COUTPUT CONNECTORS:MAIN 20+4PIN, (1)4+4 PIN, (1)PCI-E 6+2Pin, (4)SATA, (3)[FONT=inherit !important][FONT=inherit !important]MOLEX[/FONT][/FONT] 4-PIN, (1)FDD 4-PINNVIDIA SLI SUPPORT:YESAMD/ATI CROSSFIRE SUPPORT:YES80PLUS CERTIFIED:YESMODULAR CABLE:N/ASAFETY APPROVAL:CE, FCC, CB, UL, TUVMTBF:100,000 HOURS @ TYPICAL

I will need to know if those specs are good enough to power the following components (both in terms of wattage power but ALSO in enough appropriate connectors)
- Motherboard
- CPU
- 6 HDD Mechanical Drives
- 1 SSD
- Optical Drive
- 1 Graphic Video Card
- TV Tuner Card
- eSata Card
Peripherals would be 2 HD Monitors and a 4 Bay External enclosure with esata connection

Thank you

 

[TemjinGold]

Without telling us WHAT CPU, WHAT Graphics Card, we can't answer that. I'm leaning towards no because you have 8 (I assume) SATA drives while your PSU has 4 SATA and 3 Molex.

 

[ericloewe]

Judging by the description, you have a very low-quality PSU, which is good only as a paperweight

 

[thelastjuju]

Don't skimp on the PSU, its probably the only part of a computer that can span multiple generations.. my HTPC is running off a 9 year old Antec PSU for example, from the AMD 64 era, still running strong.

Think of the PSU as an investment more than anything else.

 

[MSwhip]

Judging by the description, you have a very low-quality PSU, which is good only as a paperweight

well that description belongs to a FSP 80 GOLD certified 400W. So now you can decide if it is ONLY good as a paperweight

 

[MSwhip]

Without telling us WHAT CPU, WHAT Graphics Card, we can't answer that. I'm leaning towards no because you have 8 (I assume) SATA drives while your PSU has 4 SATA and 3 Molex.

CPU is the Intel i5 3570 not overclocked
Graphics card is a modest nVidia GeForce 240 GTS 1GB

 

[ericloewe]

well that description belongs to a FSP 80 GOLD certified 400W. So now you can decide if it is ONLY good as a paperweight

All caps usually equate to crap products, but it sounds like an alright PSU (if not better). 400W shouldn't be a problem with your setup, but I'm not too familiar with the 240 GTS' power draw.

 

[Meghan54]

All caps usually equate to crap products...

You've got to be kidding. You're saying that the OP's copy/paste of a description from a Newegg page, with the description showing up as all caps, makes the ps a junk unit?

Really?

Hahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaa!

 

[TemjinGold]

CPU is the Intel i5 3570 not overclocked
Graphics card is a modest nVidia GeForce 240 GTS 1GB

Wattage is fine then but it still doesn't address the issue of not enough plugs.

 

[ericloewe]

Wattage is fine then but it still doesn't address the issue of not enough plugs.

A couple of splitters oughtta do the job, but it won't be pretty.