PURE PC 2.0 (e-atx + sli + 1500W @ 25 liters

[duniek]

only 24pin atx wire missing O_O

 

[enricko7]

Great googly moogly, that cpu cooler is a behemoth. I noticed your psu inlet is aimed at the cpu cooler. Are you sure you want your power supply pulling that air in?

 

[duniek]

i can always turn psu upside down or i can put psu bracket on bottom bcoz this "case" is modular

 

[duniek]

24pin

 

[duniek]

remember this DC socket on back of case?


this is 12V OUT (on pics i connected 15,6" 4K display, but with step up converter I can plug asus/acer displays (19V)

 

[duniek]

cables finished, pc working

 

[princess_daphie]

amazing project! so much power in so little space!

 

[gotcha43]

24pin

Hey, what Kind of 24pin 90° Adapter pcb is that? You covered pcb with electrical tape?

 

[duniek]

90 degreee atx24pin adapter from ebay (I paid about 5$ for it)

and I remove (chop off) 24pin female socket by hacksaw and solder cables directly to it

i put foam on it - 3d print cover will be better but dont have time for doing it right now

 

[duniek]

final part i guees

 

[Kooki]

remember this DC socket on back of case?


this is 12V OUT (on pics i connected 15,6" 4K display, but with step up converter I can plug asus/acer displays (19V)

That's pretty clever! So does the monitor only turn on when the system is also turned on?

 

[duniek]

That's pretty clever! So does the monitor only turns on when the system is also turned on?

yes, but this laptop 15,6" panel with eDP controller - most of them are for 12V so in this case i can power it via 1:1 cable

most of normal monitors with external PSU (LG/ASUS) are for 19V so then I have to use step up converter 12V @ 19V

for example asus PG279Q takes between 25-75W (depend of backlight level) so its almost nothing for 1500W PSU (even for 1000W)



I checked for curiousity - 8700k + rtx2080ti sli - takes about 650W in gaming - so even with 8 core or HEDT 750-800W + even 100W extra for monitor will OK

 

[duniek]

news:

1. total weight 10,7kg

2. after I place PC near monitor at my desk - PC looks empty, so probably I will made plate with power button and USB3.0, also on other side of this plate I can put 12 @ 19V step up converter for 19V OUT for asus/acer/lg monitors

 

[gotcha43]

How does It work with 19V Display power?
Would be Great, If I Could Power my 34“ LG Display via my SF600 PSU.
There should be enough power for it, I think.

Is there any information for that?

 

[duniek]

How does It work with 19V Display power?
Would be Great, If I Could Power my 34“ LG Display via my SF600 PSU.
There should be enough power for it, I think.

Is there any information for that?

its preety easy

at first you have to check how much energy your monitor need - will be good to check with stock psu brick
for exapmple if its need 75W this will be about 4A from 19V but with converrter you will be about 6-7A

for max 8A you can plug it to single 12V pin from PSU on 1mm cable - if more then I recommend use 2xpin (4 total 2x 12V and 2x GND)

you have to buy:
- 8 or 6pin pci-e connector for psu
- 2pin plug for monitor
- some wire 1mm or 2x1mm
- step up converter 12V to 19V or adjustable (depend of how much power monitor need will be good to buy 25% more power)

 

[duniek]

accidently i found 7.4/5.5mm DC adatper to 5.5/2.5 DC so i decided to make adapter for my acer z35 (2560x1080 200Hz G-sync)

power consumption:
brightness:
0% - 27W
100% 61W

so very low

i set it for 50% bcoz its perfect for me - i got 38-41W -so from 12V, even with loses on convert max should be 4A from 12V)

PC + ACER (with stock PSU) - desktop with some soft idling - 170-171W
PC + ACER with my converter - 171-172,5W

so basicly the same consumption

advantage is that - in standby mode i got 1,5W with converter, acer with stock psu/brick take 13-15W in stndby - O_O

some pics

 

[duniek]

SLI CHECKER

 

[duniek]

additional power (angle molex is from old bequiet PSU)