Last edited:
Here's jhack's one2 distro kit for the s4m:
The components:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 2700
CPU Cooler: Noctua NH-L9a-AM4
Motherboard: ASRock B450 itx
Memory: G.Skill Aegis 32 GB DDR4-3000
Storage: HP EX920 1 TB
Video Card: MSI Aero 1070 itx
With an undervolted 1070 and 2700, I can't breach 200w usage, so I'm hopeful if a suitable card comes out one day, I can even move to a 2060s or 2070s.
While the 12v brick can be considered large, jhack's one2 plugin 160 unit is absolutely diminutive compared to hdplex's new 200w unit. It gives me hope that future improvements in 12v ac-dc converters will either mean smaller bricks or brickless builds without changing any of my components.
Btw, while I and others have reported audible coil whine from hdplex units -- there no such noise from this combo.
That brick, is 300w the max available or higher?
Are you planning on stocking the Meanwell 400w unit to pair with the Distro anytime? Looking at purchasing options
No. Not until I have a chassis that is compatible with it.
Ah, I figured it would be an option for the Pure XL in place of a SFX PSU.No. Not until I have a chassis that is compatible with it.
Ah, I figured it would be an option for the Pure XL in place of a SFX PSU.
You can fit it with an adapter plate and there's a separate location for power entry. But really, SFX is way too popular for me to overcome.
SFX does have a couple good mainstream options on the market finally. Unlike, say, FlexATX where it's a total crapshoot.You can fit it with an adapter plate and there's a separate location for power entry. But really, SFX is way too popular for me to overcome.
SFX does have a couple good mainstream options on the market finally. Unlike, say, FlexATX where it's a total crapshoot.
Hi @Thehack, great work with your newest product, that's quite an innovation you've come up with for SFF builds desperate for space.
As the M2427 is Corsair SF450 compatible, will it work with the (original) SF600 too?
All the Corsair SFX PSUs use the same pinout, I think they call it "Type 4" so it should be compatible.
Yup.
Only iffy thing is the platinum version. I'm waiting on confirmation before I advertise it beyond our forums.
Thanks both, that's interesting and exciting news. I wish you great success in selling this in good numbers, it's a real breakthrough for 'spaghetti' removal
I picked up a set!There are now short gpu, cpu, and SATA power connectors available for SF series.