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J-HACK: We make custom SFF PC cases, pc power supply products, and custom cables for your SFFPC build. Handmade in USA.

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[smitty2k1]

@Thehack I'm considering pairing a 1050ti or 1650 with a Ryzen 1600 and RPS 200w unit I have. Have you had any issues with powering such a setup with it? I know maxing out the CPU and GPU together would be pushing it but under gaming type loads I feel it should be good if not a little tight on power budget.

Thoughts?

I'm running Meanwell 200w+Pico160XT with a 1050ti and 2400g CPU with no issues even during all day LAN parties.

 

[TheHig]

Sweet. Thanks for the feedback fellas.

 

[MultiDoc]

Any idea when the M2427 for the Corsair Platinum will be back in stock please ? Looking to order one along some SATA, cpu and GPU cables.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Thehack]

Any idea when the M2427 for the Corsair Platinum will be back in stock please ? Looking to order one along some SATA, cpu and GPU cables.

Thanks in advance.

Stock updated.

 

[Thehack]

Announcement:

Shipping will close for Mar 1st - Mar 20th.

I have work that takes me out of town for 3 weeks.

 

[MultiDoc]

Announcement:

Shipping will close for Mar 1st - Mar 20th.

I have work that takes me out of town for 3 weeks.

I’m about to place my order, can you please tell me if it’s possible to make the sata cables longer than 10cm please ? I’d like 2 of them but 10cm isn’t enough, need a 15cm with 2 sata power connectors and a second cable with 3 sata connectors total: 2x20cm sata connectors and a 3rd one with 25cm.
Possible ? And if yes how to order please ?

 

[Thehack]

I’m about to place my order, can you please tell me if it’s possible to make the sata cables longer than 10cm please ? I’d like 2 of them but 10cm isn’t enough, need a 15cm with 2 sata power connectors and a second cable with 3 sata connectors total: 2x20cm sata connectors and a 3rd one with 25cm.
Possible ? And if yes how to order please ?

There aren't any longer types available. So unfortunately, not possible.

It comes with a longer 2x sata, but not a 3rd one that fits your requirements

 

[MultiDoc]

Thanks. I ordered.

 

[MultiDoc]

Just to say thanks, received my order yesterday and went into my parts box (I’m gathering odd parts for a near future build).

I’d be grateful if someone can provide a pic of the extra platinum wire that needs to be plugged in to the GPU and how is supposed to be done.

Thanks again @Thehack

 

[Thehack]

Just to say thanks, received my order yesterday and went into my parts box (I’m gathering odd parts for a near future build).

I’d be grateful if someone can provide a pic of the extra platinum wire that needs to be plugged in to the GPU and how is supposed to be done.

Thanks again @Thehack

Step 1: Locate the GPU wires. The wires that goes from the PSU to your GPU. Examine both ends of the wires, the plastic pieces are called connector housings. Both housings are 8 pin housings. One end will only have 7 wires, with the 8th hole being an open pin housing. The other will have 8 wires in the housing, ignore that one.

Step 2: Locate the loose platinum wire. It's the only loose wire that's not plugged into anything, with a piece of electrical tape around it. It comes with your M2427. Remove the electrical tape.

Step 3: Plug the terminal, that's the silver looking metal piece at the end of the loose wire, into the open pin housing. There's only one way it'll go in, and it'll click when it is properly inserted.

 

[jmsantos1983]

500w to 600w flex Psu?

 

[unknownexception]

@Thehack I currently have the M2427 for my SF600 -- but just recently upgraded to an SF750. Is there a different in the two models? Can I use my M2427 for either? Or if I need to upgrade, can I trade up (send you my module)

 

[Thehack]

@Thehack I currently have the M2427 for my SF600 -- but just recently upgraded to an SF750. Is there a different in the two models? Can I use my M2427 for either? Or if I need to upgrade, can I trade up (send you my module)

Hello,

The only difference matters if you are switching from GOLD->PLAT, as that requires additional sense wire pinout.

Otherwise, they are the same.

 

[unknownexception]

Hello,

The only difference matters if you are switching from GOLD->PLAT, as that requires additional sense wire pinout.

Otherwise, they are the same.

Anything I can/should do? (for the sense wire)

 

[SFF Watercooled]

I'm really liking the cable management mod (I never used it but I've seen before/after pics)

Link:
https://j-hackcompany.com/?product=j-hack-m2426-customizable-kit

 

[loader963]

Dumb q, but is there any way to estimate an eta on the m2426 getting back in stock?

 

[Thehack]

Dumb q, but is there any way to estimate an eta on the m2426 getting back in stock?

LOL, it says so on the product page.

But the answer it will ship around 15-30 November.

 

[biopunk]

@Thehack can you ELI5 why 6 wires are enough? Is m2426 safe to use with a 125W CPU, GPU, and a bunch of fans and RGB devices?

 

[NRG]

@Thehack can you ELI5 why 6 wires are enough? Is m2426 safe to use with a 125W CPU, GPU, and a bunch of fans and RGB devices?

Also curious for an answer to this. I have my OC 9900K that pulls 150W alone, not taking into account the rest of the board and peripherals. Can it handle a load of say 200W if I feed GPU from the PSU and not the m2426?

EDIT: Okay, so I’ve done some research regarding my own question. The 24pin doesn’t power the CPU. It’s essentially motherboard power. The 8 Pin powers the CPU. So if you are concerned about power draw for a high Watt CPU then get the version that feeds the 8 pin direct from you PSU and you won’t have any issues in regard to the power restrictions!

 

[Thehack]

Also curious for an answer to this. I have my OC 9900K that pulls 150W alone, not taking into account the rest of the board and peripherals. Can it handle a load of say 200W if I feed GPU from the PSU and not the m2426?

EDIT: Okay, so I’ve done some research regarding my own question. The 24pin doesn’t power the CPU. It’s essentially motherboard power. The 8 Pin powers the CPU. So if you are concerned about power draw for a high Watt CPU then get the version that feeds the 8 pin direct from you PSU and you won’t have any issues in regard to the power restrictions!

@biopunk I can confirm this research is correct. The whole daisy chained M2426 assembly can handle up to 200W.

Motherboard + Fan/Drives: 25-50W
GPU pulling power from the PCIe slot: 75W
CPU daisy-chained 4pin: Whatever is left

Could we have made it handle more with soldered wires, or other specs? Yes, but we opted a good compromise of flexibility, modularity, and affordability.