Hello, i have just purchased GA240PE1-00 charger, is it fit with Dynamo 160W?
For fun, i observed that the female connector of Dynamo 160W is marked with HDPlex, is it real that you take it from HD PLex 160, LOL
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For fun, i observed that the female connector of Dynamo 160W is marked with HDPlex, is it real that you take it from HD PLex 160, LOL
GA240PE1-00 should be fine. And yes, my units are made by HDPlex and the Dynamo Mini is simply a rebranded HDPlex 160W DC-ATX with a slightly different cable assortment and custom heat sink.
yeah, i love your heatsink, this is hauntingly beautiful.
anyway, thank you for your answer
Hello @Kmpkt.
HDPlex has great product. The 160W PSU sometimes is small. The 400W PSU is the answer but you have the ATX cable. A good solution is your Dynamo, more power and save the "huge" ATX cable-connector.
In the other side we have 3 options: 160W, 400W and this 560W. I think a 300W is enough in many cases, able to manage 65W CPU + 150W GPU, and to get budget small i was thinking in a middle solution between 400W with ATX cable and this 560W w/o the cable.
If we get out the 12V rail in the Dynamo mini, it will be easier to build, and we have more than 160W w/o the ATX cable.
HDPlex has great product. The 160W PSU sometimes is small. The 400W PSU is the answer but you have the ATX cable. A good solution is your Dynamo, more power and save the "huge" ATX cable-connector.
In the other side we have 3 options: 160W, 400W and this 560W. I think a 300W is enough in many cases, able to manage 65W CPU + 150W GPU, and to get budget small i was thinking in a middle solution between 400W with ATX cable and this 560W w/o the cable.
If we get out the 12V rail in the Dynamo mini, it will be easier to build, and we have more than 160W w/o the ATX cable.
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Sorry. I've read your post a couple of times and I think I'm missing what you're getting at. Are you asking for a third product in the 300W range that would get price/size down?
so so. Maybe the Dynamo 360 is ok (with a 12V-IN Dynamo Mini). What i don't want is the "ATX cable", that's why the HDPlex 400W is not appealing to me. I am new in this world, and I share my thoughts.
While I appreciate that it would be nice to have a smaller wattage version of the Dynamo 360 in order to drop price/size, I am a very small operation and can't afford to do that at this time.
In my opinion your best option could be to daisy chain two Dynamo Minis using an Add2PSU. If I understand the function of this unit correctly, it would give you a very small 320W DC-DC solution. The way I envision it working is you would power the motherboard and EPS from your primary Dynamo Mini and would then power your GPU by using the PCIe power rails on one or both units depending on your needs.
In my opinion your best option could be to daisy chain two Dynamo Minis using an Add2PSU. If I understand the function of this unit correctly, it would give you a very small 320W DC-DC solution. The way I envision it working is you would power the motherboard and EPS from your primary Dynamo Mini and would then power your GPU by using the PCIe power rails on one or both units depending on your needs.
I believe you would need a custom SATA to Molex 4 pin connector (or 4 pin SATA header to Molex) to jump the Add2PSU and then just plug one Dynamo into the motherboard and the second into the Add2PSU. You could quite easily split a DC source to power both Dynamos with a 4 pin to 2 x 4 pin minifit splitter.
Will the 360 be available by again?
I have started a eGPU stx board project and am very interested in the form factor of this unit. It would be much easier than using m HDPlex 400. Also I would like to know more about the fan header sync cable if the 360 won’t be produced any more.
I have started a eGPU stx board project and am very interested in the form factor of this unit. It would be much easier than using m HDPlex 400. Also I would like to know more about the fan header sync cable if the 360 won’t be produced any more.
I have my last 20 or so units en-route to the US from Europe. Once they have arrived I will be selling them on a first come, first served basis. As far as the fan header sync cable, it's merely a 5V sens line (requires 5V and Gnd from another source).
Been doing a little research to do the sync I would use the power on and ground on the psu much like the papercliptrick for testing but then run a cable from the on to a 5v on my motherboard and the psu ground to the ground on the same header on the motherboard. I am using the Asrock Ryzen stx board. It looks like there is a usb header on the board with a ground and 5 volt.
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