Hi,
I'm looking for a PSU that will fit in to my next build, which will be a mini itx build in a tiny case. (I had enough of big heavy computer, just want something small that is easy to move around)
I have spent some time searching for a small case, and found this little beauty: Realan E-I3
http://www.itxcase.net/product_E-I3.html
I plan to have AMD's latest Trinity A10 5700 in it, as it has an integrated gpu that is actually capable of playing some games on med-low settings.
Since I don't have any experience building a small pc, I'm a bit confuse about the psu i should used there. A normal psu would definitely not fit.
My questions are:
1. how much power do i need for this build, which has an AMD 65w TDP cpu, one 128G SSD, and maybe 2 sticks of DDR3 ram?
2. what types of psu would fit in to my case? (I notice there is something called pico psu)
3. is the psu that come with the case enough for this build? or should i look for a better quality brand one? (plz suggest some, i dont know any of it, )
Thank you for any help!
I'm looking for a PSU that will fit in to my next build, which will be a mini itx build in a tiny case. (I had enough of big heavy computer, just want something small that is easy to move around)
I have spent some time searching for a small case, and found this little beauty: Realan E-I3
http://www.itxcase.net/product_E-I3.html
I plan to have AMD's latest Trinity A10 5700 in it, as it has an integrated gpu that is actually capable of playing some games on med-low settings.
Since I don't have any experience building a small pc, I'm a bit confuse about the psu i should used there. A normal psu would definitely not fit.
My questions are:
1. how much power do i need for this build, which has an AMD 65w TDP cpu, one 128G SSD, and maybe 2 sticks of DDR3 ram?
2. what types of psu would fit in to my case? (I notice there is something called pico psu)
3. is the psu that come with the case enough for this build? or should i look for a better quality brand one? (plz suggest some, i dont know any of it, )
Thank you for any help!