- Jan 5, 2010
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Hello all,
I have decided on all parts for my new passively-cooled HTPC (ref my other post under General Hardware thread for more details) with the exception of the PSU. I am just finalizing this now.
I used this article from jonnyGURU and from there, decided on these parts for the PSU:
1. pico-PSU-120WI-25V
2. FSP 120W 19V power brick (FSP120-AAB)
As mentioned in the title, the selected motherboard is an ASRock H81M-ITX.
Only problem is, the pico-PSU does not have a 4-pin CPU connector, as you can see on this picture. Does that mean I am screwed or is there something I am missing? I would love to go with this proven solution, but it just does not make any sense that a power connector on the mobo would end up being unused.
Thank you for any help you can provide.
I have decided on all parts for my new passively-cooled HTPC (ref my other post under General Hardware thread for more details) with the exception of the PSU. I am just finalizing this now.
I used this article from jonnyGURU and from there, decided on these parts for the PSU:
1. pico-PSU-120WI-25V
2. FSP 120W 19V power brick (FSP120-AAB)
As mentioned in the title, the selected motherboard is an ASRock H81M-ITX.
Only problem is, the pico-PSU does not have a 4-pin CPU connector, as you can see on this picture. Does that mean I am screwed or is there something I am missing? I would love to go with this proven solution, but it just does not make any sense that a power connector on the mobo would end up being unused.
Thank you for any help you can provide.