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Reply With QuoteI think it would work well for that motherboard.
To be hinest, this is a new product to most of us.
If you purchase one, please tell the rest of us how good/bad it is.
Shoot write a full-on review for a our Product Reviews forum!
Just saw this as I was about to purchase an M2.
http://www.short-circuit.com/product/M4-ATX.html
Would this work to power an Intel D201GLY motherboard with a Celeron on it?
I think it would work well for that motherboard.
To be hinest, this is a new product to most of us.
If you purchase one, please tell the rest of us how good/bad it is.
Shoot write a full-on review for a our Product Reviews forum!
Man, I'd love to hear some feedback on this as well. Looks VERY nice. I like the "amp" style connections for the power, ground, and remote wires. Also 250w is impressive, especially for the price.
If it was in stock I'd most likely order it right now myself. As it is, I can't find it anywhere else. I'll be anxiously awaiting some feedback on this for sure.
CarPC:
1.8GHz Northwood, Intel 845 Mobo, 512MB DDR, 1x20GB + 1x160GB, Intel GPU, SB Live 5.1
Sound System:
Phoenix Gold RSD 65cs 6.5" Drivers, Infinity Tweets, Pioneer 305DVC 12", PPI Sedona 630IX, Alpine MRP-M500
The reason I ask is it says it will work for Core 2 Duo,... etc, but doesn't mention celeron. What's the differance? Should it be able to power a standard 24 pin connector celeron based mobo and also the 4x4 12v connector?
It caught my attention as well at $100 for 250 watts. Would that get too hot if the mobo was in the dash?
I'd have to say you'd be fine with it. If it will power a C2D, it should power any CPU that requires 20/24pin ATX power and comes with the 4pin connector as well.
The only thing I don't like about the Mx-ATX PSU's is the delay settings. However it seems the M4 has a programmable delay. That would come in VERY handy.
CarPC:
1.8GHz Northwood, Intel 845 Mobo, 512MB DDR, 1x20GB + 1x160GB, Intel GPU, SB Live 5.1
Sound System:
Phoenix Gold RSD 65cs 6.5" Drivers, Infinity Tweets, Pioneer 305DVC 12", PPI Sedona 630IX, Alpine MRP-M500
Nice, and cheaper than a DSATX.
That's a question for intel.Originally Posted by Purple****
Actually, I believe the primary difference is the internal cache of the CPUs. Celerons have less.
Any PSU can do that, actually., Some may require a 20-24 pin adapter for the main ATX plug.Should it be able to power a standard 24 pin connector celeron based mobo and also the 4x4 12v connector?
It could.It caught my attention as well at $100 for 250 watts. Would that get too hot if the mobo was in the dash?
I don't know about this particular unit, though.
So can I pull the trigger and this will work with the mobo/celeron I have?
Damn, I just bought an M2, it's not even here yet. Wish I'd got this.
Oh well.
Anyone else care to comment?
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