Casemodding// Can I run a car radio and PC using one power supply?
I would like to install a double-DIN radio into my PC, as I don't have a stereo or speakers. I've already been able to use the radio with a different power supply without any problems, and I know how to connect it. However, I'm wondering if there would be a problem with electromagnetic fields that could interfere with PC gaming (I'm aware that the power supply needs sufficient power). If anyone thinks it's possible and has experience, do they have a capacitor between the radio and the power supply?
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There is no need to make a capacitor, PC power supplies are clean enough. However, the NT should not only have a 12V rail and sufficient power.
630w and 2 12v extension with 30w
so then an output for my mainboard gaka etc and the other for radio
Don’t get out with 30W to 12V. Gangige carradios have at least 4x40W, usually even 4x50W. Your NT should have at least 800W or even more.
Gas is not enough, is too small. Or you’re building an extra NT for the car radio.
got the net part hanging up, 30A didn’t say watt
Yeah, I can. 12v connection only to ensure sufficient power from the power supply
you would be so easy to clamp it, or a capacitor or ka what you would otherwise take, so I have in mind when you turn it on or the msuik quickly change from loud to quiet voltage peaks that the mainboard evtl net so like
Of course, you can clamp a buffer capacitor in between.