tiny power supply

infernal

infernal

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Hi, i'm not sure if most people know but i found some really small psu's when i was worrying about a power problem i may have had after i ordered my new rig.

the problem i had was that i dint think i would have enough molex's for my board graphics hdd's and optical drive so i was contemplating putting in a second psu. but it had to be tiny...enough to maybe attach to a 80x80 fan bay at the back!

this is what i ended up finding from aopen if you are interested!

http://www.fsp-group.com.tw/english/1_product/2_detail.asp?mainid=1&fid=58&proid=153

its form factor is flex atx but im sure you guys know this!

Russ.
 
that psu is actually quite large, certainly bigger than the psu's in the G-type chassis

why didnt you just use a molex splitter that splits 1 molex into 2 :) would save on money and space

btw whats your new rig? :)
 
infernal said:
Hi, i'm not sure if most people know but i found some really small psu's when i was worrying about a power problem i may have had after i ordered my new rig.

the problem i had was that i dint think i would have enough molex's for my board graphics hdd's and optical drive so i was contemplating putting in a second psu. but it had to be tiny...enough to maybe attach to a 80x80 fan bay at the back!

this is what i ended up finding from aopen if you are interested!

http://www.fsp-group.com.tw/english/1_product/2_detail.asp?mainid=1&fid=58&proid=153

its form factor is flex atx but im sure you guys know this!

Russ.
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That PSU is not very good at all for powering graphic cards...It only has 10amp max on the 12v rail with 16amp going to each the 3volt & 5volt rails
 
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