Yes. You will need the P4-ATX cable soldered to your PW-200-M. Some motherboards are fussy, but a vast majority will work.

Car batteries result in volatile and unpredictable voltage. We do not recommend using them with the PW-200 series as it will void your warranty.

If you need a PSU for your vehicle, we recommend the following: M2-ATX / M2-ATX-HV / M3-ATX / M4-ATX

While this DC-DC can support 200 watts, it is almost impossible to drive this kind of power AT ONCE on all rails with a regular PC. Each rail has its maximum capacity, but you cannot use all rails at the same time at full power. For example, a Pentium 4 will consume around 100-120 watts total, but you never know which power rail will be peaked.

A 60 Watt 12V, 5A adapter will work with any mini-ITX board with up to 2 HDDs. More powerful adapters are available (from 5A to 12.5A from our store)

Yes. You can plug the board directly into the motherboard or you can use an ATX extender cable, available in our store.

How to Solder the P4-ATX cable to your PW-200 Series PSU

Some motherboards, such as ones with an Intel Pentium 4 processor, require additional power. This is provided through its ATX12V port, which has 4 pins (2x2). With a P4-ATX cable, you can provide this additional power with your PW-200 series PSU.

You can solder the P4-ATX cable to your PW-200 series PSU yourself by following the instructions below. Make sure you're comfortable with soldering and that you have a voltmeter.

1. Look for 4 holes in a row to the right side of the ATX connector.
2. Turning the PW-200 on its back, solder the wires in the following pattern:
   
   Black, black, yellow, yellow.
   
   Follow the yellow that is already soldered on the board. (Any black and any yellow can go on any order, but it must be black, black, yellow, yellow)

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In most cases, it will work without any problems. If you need more power, you can get the 20-pin to 24-pin adapter or our 24-pin ATX power supplies (M4-ATX and the picoPSU-150-XT).