Why does the website shows them as "sold out" rather than "available on xxx" ? https://www.hdplex.com/hdplex-internal-400w-ac-dc-adapter-with-active-pfc-and-19vdc-output.html
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Power Supply HDPlex 400W AC-DC Adapter
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I have all the parts besides the hdplex 400w (once it’s released I can do the measurements and buy the gpu to build a brickless S4M.)
Can someone already confirm now if I can fit the gigabyte 1070 mini brickless with this? I don’t know where to measure from and to, to get the max card width to fit it.
I pretty much just assume it will fit, but Inam aware I need to mod the pin connector to make this work (if it works)
Can someone already confirm now if I can fit the gigabyte 1070 mini brickless with this? I don’t know where to measure from and to, to get the max card width to fit it.
I pretty much just assume it will fit, but Inam aware I need to mod the pin connector to make this work (if it works)
Card width would be measured from the bottom of the pci-e connector to the very top most section of the card.
Lower input voltage is going to have lower effeciency. It's just the nature of electricity. You'll still have the same power rating, just at a lower effeciency rating.
@Josh | NFC @Kmpkt Any word on an external enclosure for this? I havn't been able to find anyone to make something extruded at a reasonably price at such low volume.
ETA for mid - Sep.
The delay was caused by another efficiency improvement cycle.
Guess another two weeks wont hurt
The delay was caused by another efficiency improvement cycle.
Guess another two weeks wont hurt
ETA for mid - Sep.
The delay was caused by another efficiency improvement cycle.
Guess another two weeks wont hurt
Any idea on whether they were able to reduce another mm to make it fit the front of the S4M?
No, zotac 1080TI is an oversized card. Only reference height cards would leave space for 400w brick at the bottom of the case.
Would the EVGA gaming series 1060 work, even though it's just slightly past the bracket?
Only reference cards will work with the PSU on the bottom of the case as even with those the tolerances are rather tight. That being said, if you use a true ITX length card, the 400W AC-DC can fit comfortably on the front of the case and you can put a Dynamo 360 on the bottom of the case.
17cm are your 'true' length ITX in reference to @Kmpkt's post just prior. Zotac's 'ITX' cards are longer though at 21cm.
@Obelisk
MSI has two 175mm card’s that may work.
@Kmpkt can you confirm?
https://www.msi.com/Graphics-card/GeForce-GTX-1060-AERO-ITX-6G-OC/Specification
https://www.msi.com/Graphics-card/GeForce-GTX-1070-AERO-ITX-8G-OC/Specification
MSI has two 175mm card’s that may work.
@Kmpkt can you confirm?
https://www.msi.com/Graphics-card/GeForce-GTX-1060-AERO-ITX-6G-OC/Specification
https://www.msi.com/Graphics-card/GeForce-GTX-1070-AERO-ITX-8G-OC/Specification
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MSI cards would likely be super tight (ie GPU touching PSU). I'd be more inclined to recommend the Gigabyte ITX cards which are 169mm long. Also the new Dynamo Mini I am making will be solving the issue with sync that had previously made the 1080 ITX a poor choice because of power-down issues.
Thought about this exact setup with my HDPlex 400 mounted underneath my Vega Nano.
I'm sure it will be a tight fit, and i might even need to extend some cables, but im fairly confident it can work!
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