I think this might be a better choice than the M3....also looking at yours....
http://www.mini-box.com/M4-ATX?sc=8&category=13
My opinion is my own.
Same thoughts on the other PSU... I just don't trust their PSU's I always recommend getting one built for a car environment. Now that Ive said that, they might have changed since I last used them so what I'm saying could be void but it is just my $0.02 after all.
EDIT: I was just looking at the new M4 PSU, right before you posted that link... It looks good, has anyone tried it out? How well dose it work?
"Mess with the best, die like the rest."
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Trust me.....the motherboard alone that I am looking at (w/cpu, ram) is costing a small fortune. I am listening to ALL thoughts. lolOriginally Posted by P3D4T0R
IEI KINO-9452 Core 2 Duo Mobile Mini-ITX Mainboard ***
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo Mobile (Merom) T7200 FSB667 2GHz
- CPU Cooler: CoolerMaster EPN-41CSS-01 - Socket 479, Socket M, Socket P
- Memory: 2 x DDR2 667 RAM 1GB (2GB Total) -Board must have 2 memory slots
My opinion is my own.
The M4 seems promising, I like its design, plus it would give you more than enough power to run everything.
"Mess with the best, die like the rest."
Work Log --> Old Car (Totaled)
Work Log v2 --> New Car (Totaled)
Work Log v3 --> GMC Suburban K2500 (Work in progress)
I've been using 2x M2-ATX for almost 2 years now (1 for the MB and 1 for accessories/peripherals, both tied together) and not a single problem with over/under voltage nor death to any of the computer parts. Power supplies power on with vehicle startup and pc boots about 5 sec afterwards. All controlled via the M2s.
I'm using the M2 also on my current system. And just ran across this.....
m4-atx help. Am I missing Wires?
maybe the m4 isn't quite ready yet.
edit: I like the idea of running dual m2's.
My opinion is my own.
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