Question What are the power brick specs for a DH77DF motherboard ?

[dwjackson]

I know this very old hardware but I lost the power brick while moving and I just need to know what wattage I need and what options for a laptop or mini itx power brick could be ?

 

[Vic 40]

This one?

Is a standard atx layout so any psu with a 24pin connector for the motherboard and aditional 4/8 pin for the cpu should work. Form factor (ATX/SFX/TFX) depends on what case is used.

 

[dwjackson]

This one?

Is a standard atx layout so any psu with a 24pin connector for the motherboard and aditional 4/8 pin for the cpu should work. Form factor (ATX/SFX/TFX) depends on what case is used.

I believe you nailed the motherboard! This is a Lian Li micro ITX case. The power adapter plugs into the back not inside the case. I know it's a lot of trouble but could you give me an example of what I should purchase don't worry about finding the cheapest one. I have photos but I don't know how to attach them. Thanks again for all your help!!

 

[dwjackson]

http://imgur.com/EBiO0Ev

View: https://i.imgur.com/EBiO0Ev_d.webp?maxwidth=128&shape=square

http://imgur.com/kq64JnP

View: https://i.imgur.com/kq64JnP_d.webp?maxwidth=128&shape=square

 

[Vic 40]

Is that your own case?

 

[dwjackson]

Is that your own case?

yes I spent about $1000 on this build it was for a small quiet HTPS. I can't find the model anymore but it is 1 3/4" tall by 11" wide and 11 1/2 long.

 

[dwjackson]

yes I spent about $1000 on this build it was for a small quiet HTPS. I can find the model anymore but it is 1 3/4" tall by 11" wide and 11 1/2 long.

LIAN LI Black Aluminum PC-Q05B Mini ITX Media Center / HTPC Case

Are you a human?

www.newegg.com

 

[SkyNetRising]

yes I spent about $1000 on this build it was for a small quiet HTPS. I can find the model anymore but it is 1 3/4" tall by 11" wide and 11 1/2 long.

Box is from a different board.
What you have, is not DH77DF.

 

[dwjackson]

Box is from a different board.
It is not DH77DF.

It states DH77DF on the front of the box. I purchased and built this from scratch. Your comment is strange.

 

[SkyNetRising]

It states DH77DF on the front of the box. I purchased and built this from scratch. Your comment is strange.

Can't you see the differences?
Your board doesn't have

24pin power connector (DH77DF has it),​

PCIE x16 slot (DH77DF has it),​

DIMM slots (it has SODIMM slots).​

​

What you have in your pc, is not DH77DF.

 

[Vic 40]

He ^ is right, but that is not the point here. Your pc is powered by an external power brick. Finding one that suits your needs is the challenge now.

 

[dwjackson]

He ^ is right, but that is not the point here. Your pc is powered by an external power brick. Finding one that suits your needs is the challenge now.

http://hdplex.com/forum/showthread.php?t=851

• Minibox PicoPSU-90-XLP 12V

but with this setup I will still need and external powerlbrick to power the PicoPSU --- correct?

 

[bill001g]

So I have no idea why I spent so much time looking at photos of mico-itx motherboards.... I guess because it has a red ethernet port that is strange.

My guess is your board is DQ77KB

https://www.amazon.com/Intel-DQ77KB-Mini-ITX-BLKDQ77KB-1-Pack/dp/B00GJ5H0XK

A quick search did not lead to the specs on the power but if you search that board number on amazon you will get power supplies they say work. Are they correct or not and is that really your board I don't know for sure so you will need to see if you can find any markings on your motherboard to see the actual part number

 

[SkyNetRising]

My guess is your board is DQ77KB

Good find. Looks like the right one.

It uses 19V external power supply. You just have to find one with correct size plug.
Power requirements mainly depend on CPU installed.

 

[dwjackson]

Good find. Looks like the right one.

It uses 19V external power supply. You just have to find one with correct size plug.
Power requirements mainly depend on CPU installed.

Thanks for all your help with this. I found a brand new setup on eBay that's the PicoPSU 90 and a 100 W brick I have an I3 cpu

 

[dwjackson]

Intel Core i3-3220 - Core i3 3rd Gen Ivy Bridge Dual-Core 3.3 GHz LGA 1155 55W Intel HD Graphics 2500 Desktop Processor - BX80637i33220
PicoPSU-80 DC-DC Power Supply+80W (12V) AC-DC Power Adapter with US Power Cord

maybe this will work...

 

[SkyNetRising]

I found a brand new setup on eBay that's the PicoPSU 90 and a 100 W brick I have an I3 cpu

No. No PicoPSU necessary.

You need external power adapter 19V (not 12V).
The same as used for laptops.
You have to find one with proper size plug and sufficient wattage. Plug has to match DC-IN power socket on your pc.

Similar to this (this one probably has wrong plug though).

 

[dwjackson]

does seem like the right wattage I am looking for?

Are you a human?

www.newegg.com

my specs show 263 watts
core i3/3220
mini ITX
no GPU
8 GB DDR3
120GB-250GB SSD
5400RPM 3.5 HDD
No Optical Drive

 

[SkyNetRising]

does seem like the right wattage I am looking for?

What model cpu is installed in your pc?
If cpu is 55W, then for entire system you'd probably need minimum 120W PSU.

 

[SkyNetRising]

I didn't spot any 3.5"drives in photo of your pc.
If you have external 3.5"drive, then that would have a separate power adapter.

More like this (120W -150W should be enough):
https://outervision.com/b/BBUMnr

 

[dwjackson]

I didn't spot any 3.5"drives in photo of your pc.
If you have external 3.5"drive, then that would have a separate power adapter.

More like this (120W -150W should be enough):
https://outervision.com/b/BBUMnr

So a 19 volt adapter without 150 w should work thanks again for all your help I searched all my old purchases and could never find what I bought originally.

 

[dwjackson]

So a 19 volt adapter without 150 w should work thanks again for all your help I searched all my old purchases and could never find what I bought originally.

Original HP 150W 19V 7.89a AC Adapter HSTNN-LA09 519333-001 PA-1151-03 could work?

 

[dwjackson]

I didn't spot any 3.5"drives in photo of your pc.
If you have external 3.5"drive, then that would have a separate power adapter.

More like this (120W -150W should be enough):
https://outervision.com/b/BBUMnr

https://www.ebay.com/itm/385108773167

so this one should work if the polarity and the tip is correct.
I not worreied about the cost but I don't want to fry the board.
I will try this one if you think this will work. thanks for all of your help

 

[SkyNetRising]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/385108773167
so this one should work if the polarity and the tip is correct.

That is either 30W (1.6A * 19V) or 65W (3.42A * 19V)adapter. Not nearly enough power.

You have to measure DC-IN socket on your pc, to find correct plug size.

 

[dwjackson]

That is either 30W (1.6A * 19V) or 65W (3.42A * 19V)adapter. Not nearly enough power.

You have to measure DC-IN socket on your pc, to find correct plug size.

That is either 30W (1.6A * 19V) or 65W (3.42A * 19V)adapter. Not nearly enough power.

You have to measure DC-IN socket on your pc, to find correct plug size.

That is either 30W (1.6A * 19V) or 65W (3.42A * 19V)adapter. Not nearly enough power.

You have to measure DC-IN socket on your pc, to find correct plug size.

Could someone please suggest the numbers I am looking for. i don't want to keep bothering
the people that I am trying to help? I feel like I am spinning my heels on this. I posted a question
on Intel support forum and I have received no response.
I appreciate all of the help but I am not there yet.