carig14 ask me to do this so blame him .
I take no responsibly for you using power tools on a computer!
The same with eye protection , hearing and such.
If not familiar with a complete computer build then this is way over your head.
Try something like this on a junk tower first .
I will not go into the details of the MoBo install or any of the computer building.
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Signing UpStep 1Strip out the computer tower
This tower is a lenov ADM that was used in my lighter mod .
The tower must be complety striped as chips from the sawing /grinding will flat mess up electronics .
I located on the plastic faceplate where I wanted the stereo mounted marked it with a sharpie the stereo has a thin sleeve for mounting it into the dash I slid this off and used it to trace the outline of the stereo mounting hole.
Drill a 3/8" hole into the 4 corners of faceplate then connect the holes with a saw ( jig or sawsaw) light work with a file made the sleeve fit the faceplate nicely.
I then mounted the faceplate to the tower,dropped in the sleeve and traced the cut I needed on the face of the tower.The side the MoBo mounts to was in the way of the stereo so it was rough cut to make room.
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(I'm serious, btw, haha!)
WHY WAS I PROGRAMED TO FEEL PAIN?
Actually, that would be more like mac.
80 X 4 = 320
so that stereo puts out 320 watts total
But where does that power come from? your PSU
so your PSU is 12v, just like a car battery
but not enough amps, your psu probably puts out ~3 amps
now here's the problem;
Watts = Amps X Volts, right?
So your PSU puts out 12v X ~3Amps = 36 Watts
your stereo needs 320W+ to operate properly, but your PSU gives it 36W
-The sound quality will be heavily distorted at high volume-