Is the gtx 1650 super the best gpu that can fit?
Hello guys. Thank for all the feedback and the taking the survey.
I would like to discuss some pledges situation with the community.
Currently these are the packages I am thinking of providing:
1. PURE MK2 Case only.
2. PURE MK2 GPU Ready
3. Pure MK2 w/ 120W internal kit.
4. Pure Mk2 w/ 150W external kit, GPU ready.
The 120W internal kit will be a good value option for those using a 3400G/3200G. Those not interested in pushing overclocks are well served by this.
The 150W external will readily power lower end CPUs and a 75W GPU. Will work with 3600 (gaming the load isn't high) or anything lighter.
There is a of interest for a 200W external unit. This will serve those looking to overclock or want to really push their system. This means an 8 core + 75W GPU or something more CPU heavy.
This means bringing to market a brand new 200W DC-DC unit. Secondly, it also means sourcing a 200W AC-DC external unit. It can be pretty expensive.
Currently the best candidate is the XP Power 220W External Adapter. It goes for a cool $75 in bulk order. If I am to offer it as a package, I cannot sell it cheaper than distributors, as there is overhead for me. So, this ends up being a fairly expensive ordeal, at the cost of at least $130 just for a 200W solution (AC-DC + DC-DC). This doesn't include from that additional stress/risk of bring a new DC-ATX unit to market. The ideal situation for me is to bring the total cost of an external kit down to $110 or lower for a good quality (including tech support) unit.
So what are your thoughts on these ramblings?
* Do the pledges appeal to you?
* Would you prefer the cheaper $90 power kit from PicoPSU anyways?
* How important is a 200W unit to you? Yes, actual 200W rated continuous. (in comparison, the HDPLEX 200W is only 160W continuous, though it's 19V platform).
Feel free to add any other thoughts you want to share.
Is there possibility of having an internal power supply with a higher watts (150w - 160w internal kit). My old APU, A10-7850K, takes 124w full load (more or less).
In this way you can cover both segment: new and old APUs.
GPU facing downside, would there be something like rubber feet for better intake?
Hello guys. Thank for all the feedback and the taking the survey.
I would like to discuss some pledges situation with the community.
Currently these are the packages I am thinking of providing:
1. PURE MK2 Case only.
2. PURE MK2 GPU Ready
3. Pure MK2 w/ 120W internal kit.
4. Pure Mk2 w/ 150W external kit, GPU ready.
The 120W internal kit will be a good value option for those using a 3400G/3200G. Those not interested in pushing overclocks are well served by this.
The 150W external will readily power lower end CPUs and a 75W GPU. Will work with 3600 (gaming the load isn't high) or anything lighter.
There is a of interest for a 200W external unit. This will serve those looking to overclock or want to really push their system. This means an 8 core + 75W GPU or something more CPU heavy.
This means bringing to market a brand new 200W DC-DC unit. Secondly, it also means sourcing a 200W AC-DC external unit. It can be pretty expensive.
Currently the best candidate is the XP Power 220W External Adapter. It goes for a cool $75 in bulk order. If I am to offer it as a package, I cannot sell it cheaper than distributors, as there is overhead for me. So, this ends up being a fairly expensive ordeal, at the cost of at least $130 just for a 200W solution (AC-DC + DC-DC). This doesn't include from that additional stress/risk of bring a new DC-ATX unit to market. The ideal situation for me is to bring the total cost of an external kit down to $110 or lower for a good quality (including tech support) unit.
So what are your thoughts on these ramblings?
* Do the pledges appeal to you?
* Would you prefer the cheaper $90 power kit from PicoPSU anyways?
* How important is a 200W unit to you? Yes, actual 200W rated continuous. (in comparison, the HDPLEX 200W is only 160W continuous, though it's 19V platform).
Feel free to add any other thoughts you want to share.
After watching the video,i thought power switch might interfere with hdplex picopsu.
After watching the video,i thought power switch might interfere with hdplex picopsu.
I read your response about not guaranteeing the fitment of the HDPlex 200w. On the product description page for the Pure MK2 it says it is compatible with the HDPlex 160w but there have been some changes to that model over the time it was being produced so I am not sure which one has been measured. I compared the measurements for the two and they appear to be nearly identical in depth.
On the Lone 5 forum, page 681 (https://smallformfactor.net/forum/threads/lone-industries-l5-4-6l-mini-itx.9637/page-35), Lone actually did a superimposed comparison of the two which I think is helpful. I am debating between waiting for the Pure MK2 or buying the Lone 5. My 24 PIN ATX socket is facing towards the front of the Pure MK2 (MSI B450I).
With this information in mind, would it seem likely to fit if the 24 pin ATX is facing the front of the case? If still unsure, would you happen to know the gap between the motherboard and front of the case in MM? I can measure my HDPlex 200w to confirm fitment with that information. Sorry if this was wordy. I tried to keep everything organized so as not to be too broad.
Will 150W be sufficient for a Ryzen 3500 and GTX 1650?
Regarding Picopsu fitment, I'm worried some motherboard with 24pin layout too near the screw hole may intersect with power button(i.e. Asus A320i, B450i)
Have you considered making power button on the rear side?