[flatlining]

Hello!

I'm building my first HTPC and currently I order the following parts:
CPU/GPU Zotac D2550-ITX Wi-Fi Supreme 1.86GHz Atom Mini-ITX Board with onboard NVidia GT610 graphics
Memory 4GB DDR3 1333 SODIMM
Storage Western Digital WD7500BPVT Scorpio Blue / 750GB / 2.5 inch Internal SATA Hard Drive

And now i'm looking for a case, keep in mind that i'm a little newbie on hardware and don't know exactly how to calculate power consumption.

I have found in a store new my house this one Cooler Master Elite 100 that come with a psu Flex ATX 150W with Active PFC.

From my research in the forum and in the page of the motherboard i think this psu will be enough, just wanted to confirm before buying it.

Thanks for the help!

[bluray]

Hello!
I have found in a store new my house this one Cooler Master Elite 100 that come with a psu Flex ATX 150W with Active PFC.Thanks for the help!

Will be enough.....

[Dougie Fresh]

For reference, I am using a 60W adapter with a similar D2500/GT610 motherboard. At full load it barely breaks 25W.

[FernetMenta]

It's way too big. The board draws max 58W (and you'll never get there). Power supplies have their best efficiency at the upper bound. I run a similar board with external HDD and DVD drive with a Pico PSU 90.

[flatlining]

Thanks everyone for the tips! since the psu comes with the case, I will initial use it, even if it is a overkill, and eventually try to buy a lower one.

[Dougie Fresh]

Thanks everyone for the tips! since the psu comes with the case, I will initial use it, even if it is a overkill, and eventually try to buy a lower one.

You might as well. Even though it's not optimal, the cost of getting a new PSU would likely outweigh any energy bill savings you might get from a picoPSU. If you do end up getting a case without a power supply the picoPSU-90 (better than 80W version since 90W comes with CPU P4 power plug) with a 60W AC adapter would be plenty.

[lem000]

Be careful with the Pico-PSU.. some models obscure the outer SO-DIMM slot (and this board oddly wants the one furthest from the CPU filled first).

The Pico-PSU 90 is a perfect fit - and silent.

[bluray]

Thanks everyone for the tips! since the psu comes with the case, I will initial use it, even if it is a overkill, and eventually try to buy a lower one.

You'll be fine w/ the included PSU.....and your PC components are not going to use more power than it required.....it's not going to make very much of a different in term of electric bill or how PC perform when compare to Pico PSU.....

People is going for Pico PSU mainly for it small size and silent........