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Originally Posted by Phaedrus2129 
Make sure the Pico PSU you get is rated for automotive use. Yes, it does matter; the non-automotive ones take +12V straight from the power source unregulated, and the output of a car alternator can vary between 11V and 14V, which could kill your computer. The automotive Pico PSUs regulate the +12V input so that it's always ~+12V even with varying input from an alternator.

Make sure the Pico PSU you get is rated for automotive use. Yes, it does matter; the non-automotive ones take +12V straight from the power source unregulated, and the output of a car alternator can vary between 11V and 14V, which could kill your computer. The automotive Pico PSUs regulate the +12V input so that it's always ~+12V even with varying input from an alternator.
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The PSU is made for automotive use, it takes anywhere from 6v-24v and has safety systems integrated so it does't drain your battery. The 120w version does not have the 4pin +12v plug for the CPU, is there a problem with using an adapter from the molex connector that is on there? Here is a link to the psu by the way.120watt
250watt







