M2-ATX / M2-ATX-HV...differences?

**jontz** · 01-03-2008, 11:31 AM

Are there any other differences between the M2-ATX and the M2-ATX-HV, besides the wider input voltage range? It would appear that the HV is a better power supply, but if the HV is a better power supply it seems odd to me that it would be less expensive. Maybe I am wrong. Thanks for the info guys/gals!

**jumbodogs** · 01-03-2008, 01:58 PM

20 Watts

**jontz** · 01-05-2008, 09:45 AM

They are both listed as being 160W on the mp3car store...

**DarquePervert** · 01-05-2008, 02:54 PM

6-32V wide input range for the HV.

6-24V input range for the non-HV.

I believe the HV is designed for 24v systems, but what do I know?

**jontz** · 01-05-2008, 03:41 PM

So it appears the input voltage range is the only difference. Thanks!

**jumbodogs** · 01-07-2008, 04:54 PM

If you goto http://www.mini-box.com/s.nl;jsessio...=8&category=13
you can see the specs.

M2-ATX
NEW! Smart Car PC Power Supply
- 160 watts output
- Ideal car Power supply for operating Core 2 duo, Celeron, AMD systems
- ATX, 6-24V wide input range
- Intelligent shutdown controller
- ON/OFF motherboard control
- Survives vehicle engine cranks
- Battery deep discharge prevention
- High efficiency, 160 watts output
- "Anti-Thump" Amplifier remote control - 15A automotive fuse (mini-blade)
- VIA, P4 and AMD CPU support
- manufactured by mini-box.com
- ROHS compliant version

M2-ATX-HV

NEW! Smart Car PC Power Supply
- 140 watts output
- Ideal car Power supply for operating Core 2 duo, Celeron, AMD systems
- ATX, 6-32V wide input range
- Intelligent shutdown controller
- ON/OFF motherboard control
- Survives vehicle engine cranks
- Battery deep discharge prevention
- High efficiency, 140 watts output
- "Anti-Thump" Amplifier remote control - 15A automotive fuse (mini-blade)
- VIA, Core 2 duo and AMD CPU support
- manufactured by mini-box.com
- ROHS compliant version