- Jun 2, 2023
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Hello I am going to build a computer in a really small space or case. I would have to use a pico atx power supply. I found a 600 watt Pico ATX Power supply and im wondering if 600 watts is actually possible with a pico power supply? Will the pico power supply be enough to power my system?
My computer build specs
Motherboard: Asrock IMB-1220-D industrial Mini ITX
Motherboard has 4 usb ports, 1 serial port, at least i think its a serial port, 3 display ports, 2 lan ports
Processor: Intel i9-10900 65watt 10th generation socket 1200
Ram: 2 sticks of DDR4 32gb 2933
Graphics card: Nvidia PNY or PNY Nvidia T1000 8gb gddr6 50 watt
Hard Drive: Samsung 870 EVO 4tb 2.5 inch sata hard drive
PCIe x16 adapter vertical 90 degree
600 watt Pico Power supply output claims
5v 7amp
3.3v 6amp
12v1 43 amp
-12v 1amp
5vsd 3amp
So again im concerned the 5v rail and 3.3v rail are to weak. How strong of a 5v rail and 3.3volt rail do you need these days?
The 12v rail seems strong enough but idk about the other rails.
My computer build specs
Motherboard: Asrock IMB-1220-D industrial Mini ITX
Motherboard has 4 usb ports, 1 serial port, at least i think its a serial port, 3 display ports, 2 lan ports
Processor: Intel i9-10900 65watt 10th generation socket 1200
Ram: 2 sticks of DDR4 32gb 2933
Graphics card: Nvidia PNY or PNY Nvidia T1000 8gb gddr6 50 watt
Hard Drive: Samsung 870 EVO 4tb 2.5 inch sata hard drive
PCIe x16 adapter vertical 90 degree
600 watt Pico Power supply output claims
5v 7amp
3.3v 6amp
12v1 43 amp
-12v 1amp
5vsd 3amp
So again im concerned the 5v rail and 3.3v rail are to weak. How strong of a 5v rail and 3.3volt rail do you need these days?
The 12v rail seems strong enough but idk about the other rails.
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