will this be cool enugh to have under a 100 watt led and run at full power
1382904
I don't know details about your application, but I doubt it, and even if it does, you have not solved the issue - heat dissipation. One side of this device gets cold, the other hot. You will still have to dissipate the heat with some heatsink and possibly fan. I would leave out this device and mount the LED to properly sized heatsink.
1587110
I tested mine with two of the HitLights 5m cool white lights and ran it for about a half hour. The power supply didn't get noticeably warm so it didn't seem to be overdriven with that many lights. I would recommend going to the higher-rated power supply as a 48W supply will probably get hot with a maxed out load on it and fail prematurely, especially if you are going to add jumper wires to connect the strings or any smaller segments you cut and connect.
1775777
Yes, but I would suggest you have quality brand name power supply 550 watts or over.
2234505
I believe you will be fine as long as you don't exceed the rated total wattage. I run up to a 60w bulb at times with no issues at all.
1543013
Assuming you have the rest of the computer at similar quality I would look at a 750 to 800 watt supply
1081245
Right now I'm using a 600wat and it's working perfectly fine. So I don't think you need a big supply for it unless you are trying to run a fast cpu
1877763
Its done, buy a new higher wattage one, add up the load of your LEDs and get an appropriate rated power supply
642873
The LED's will probably out live me! They get only slightly warm after running them for a while. They can run all night long no problem. Power efficient too!
1420707
the wattage should be fine but you also need supplemental power plugged directly into this card from the psu.
1107333
It may operate the 100 watt system, but only for a short time. I would suggest a larger battery.
703937
I wouldn't over clock, but with a better fan it should keep any 100W CPU in safe temperatures.
1116099
A quick conversion a 100w bulb would require just under a 20 watt LED.. The colors are not as saturated as a colored bulb but I'm sure you'll be happy with the LEDS.
577502
Yes. This particular model will take up to a 300 watt safely. Anything more powerfull may need a bigger case to run it safely
1497205
That should be fine. I'm running a 500 watt right now with this card, which would more preferable for future upgrades.
648760
I am using a 60w bulb; I can't imagine you'd have any problem with 75-100w.
1446085
Almost definitely. I was running it on a 500w PSU but I also have a lower power consumption from my CPU to help with that. Unless you are running it with a AMD 9590 or something like that, 650w PSU should work great.
1618300
Yes, but you can also probably get away with less wattage if you don't have any graphics card with it, I would say look for a 250 watt power supply.