I'm building pretty much a car pc but it seems everyone has gone away from ~12v inputs on pciopsu style psus.
So what is the new solution?
I have a small am5 ryzen build I've built around the idea of running it straight from my small solar setup at my cabin and I'm doing that already with a M4-ATX psu, but it's too large to fit inside the case.
I tried an old m3-atx I had but it would not post for some reason.
It seems all the newer psus like the hdplex dcdc have moved on to 19v or 16v minimum and I need 11-14v range.
I suppose the logical step is to first boost the voltage to 19v.
I dont think the on-plug 24pin style psus will fit this case either, the m3-atx hits the front panel and makes it not fit.
Does anyone have the a09m case and found a good solution? my gpu is single slot width so I am thinking the psu will in the bottom of the case below it, but i want to save room for a 5060 too maybe.
Any recommendations for a DC picopsu style?
So what is the new solution?
I have a small am5 ryzen build I've built around the idea of running it straight from my small solar setup at my cabin and I'm doing that already with a M4-ATX psu, but it's too large to fit inside the case.
I tried an old m3-atx I had but it would not post for some reason.
It seems all the newer psus like the hdplex dcdc have moved on to 19v or 16v minimum and I need 11-14v range.
I suppose the logical step is to first boost the voltage to 19v.
I dont think the on-plug 24pin style psus will fit this case either, the m3-atx hits the front panel and makes it not fit.
Does anyone have the a09m case and found a good solution? my gpu is single slot width so I am thinking the psu will in the bottom of the case below it, but i want to save room for a 5060 too maybe.
Any recommendations for a DC picopsu style?