linear regulator after pico or seperate power supply?
Aug 20, 2018 at 9:12 PM Thread Starter Post #1 of 2

Paul Staples

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Teddy193 - 19V 3.5A 66.5W (12 nanovolt ripple - lowest on the planet!)

picoPSU-160-XT, 160w output, DC-DC Power Supply

MSI Z370i GAMING PRO CARBON AC mini - ITX

PF i2s PCIe expansion card. (PF have verified voltage requirement)

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I am interested to know if:



the setup should be left alone - as is? (i.e. just PICO?)



OR

is it possible to put a linear regulator on the PATA/MOLEX 12v line for the i2s card? (what device would be required?)

is it possible to put a linear regulator on the CPU 12v line for the CPU? (what device would be required?)



OR

Have a seperate LPSU for the PATA/MOLEX 12v line for the i2s card?

Have a seperate LPSU for the CPU 12v line for the CPU?



Please refer to picture!



Many thanks!



PS: I know I need the 4 to 8 pin CPU converter cable B.T.W. (LOL)

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Aug 21, 2018 at 9:27 PM Post #2 of 2
WOW!

...I am still confident that there is someone on here qualified to answer this? Let's concentrate on the problem area! (only)...

Is there any reason why I can't connect the mobo 12v 8 pin ATX CPU connector directly to a LPSU?

Is there any reason why I can't connect the i2s 12v molex 4 pin connector directly to a LPSU?

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