240W psu enough for E5-2670?

[M76]

I wish to make my htpc as noiseless as humanly possible, and currently the loudest part is the psu. Which has a proprietary design since the computer is a barebone. So standard form factor PSU won't fit not even an SFX. So the only way I can replace it is if the new psu is external or very small.

I've found this:
ZF240 Fanless 240W ZeroFlex PSU
But will it be enough for an X79 with a E5-2670@ stock, a GT1030 passive video card, and 4x3TB wd green HDDs ?
In theory it should be, but I wouldn't place any bets.
CPU:110W
VGA: 30W
HDD: 40W
RAM: 10W

That adds up to about 190W plus 10% overhead = 210W peak power draw in theory.

What say you? Or can you recommend another noiseless external or small psu?

 

[jkelley41]

What is this HTPC doing? That PSU is a possibility, but if it works it will stay at near full load.
Maybe consider downgrading the CPU, then picking up a PicoPSU. I'm a huge fan.

 

[M76]

What is this HTPC doing? That PSU is a possibility, but if it works it will stay at near full load.
Maybe consider downgrading the CPU, then picking up a PicoPSU. I'm a huge fan.

Possibly the most demanding work it does is as a media server. Apart from that file server, router, firewall, internal mail server. 99% of the time it runs below 5% load. So I doubt it will keep the psu near full load.

I don't think there are CPUs with less TDP that fit in an X79. But even if there were I don't want to invest in that.

I've read that this PSU is actually made as a 430W PSU would be it's only rated 240W because it has no active cooling. If that's true that boosts confidence for me.

 

[Luke M]

That power supply is only rated for 168W at 12V, so "240W" is optimistic.

 

[M76]

That power supply is only rated for 168W at 12V, so "240W" is optimistic.

IDK, I still might give it a go and see if it blows up. But I'll check the wall power draw first to see what's what.