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Skyreach S4M Ryzen/GTX 1060 brickless
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It make sense if your max rpm is lower and max temp is higher.
It sounds like a driver issue previously as your ZOTAC should always be hitting 80C due to boost and being a cheaper heatsink design.
This happened before I installed the gx12 connector. My cat knocked over my S4 which probably did it.
An Update...
In the aim to get a 1060 Amp edition I had to move the meanwell UHP to the side... (Where the hdplex 160 was)
You might not know what "Tight" means if you are planning to cram it and a c6 connector on to the side panel...
Took me lot of work to fit it in...
But,... it is possible...
In the aim to get a 1060 Amp edition I had to move the meanwell UHP to the side... (Where the hdplex 160 was)
You might not know what "Tight" means if you are planning to cram it and a c6 connector on to the side panel...
Took me lot of work to fit it in...
But,... it is possible...
And there it is... @Choidebu
Note: Don't mind the messy desk & poor lighting..
But it solves the purpose..
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Just to let you guys know, I'm developing a product that makes it easier to use weird power supplies like these while giving you more capabilities.
https://smallformfactor.net/forum/threads/12v-distribution-board-project-one2.7687/
It's a distribution board with power filtering and load switching. You can use it with any 12V power supply and get 400W of clean 12V power. It is designed to be combined with a PICOPSU or my own version of it.
https://smallformfactor.net/forum/threads/12v-distribution-board-project-one2.7687/
It's a distribution board with power filtering and load switching. You can use it with any 12V power supply and get 400W of clean 12V power. It is designed to be combined with a PICOPSU or my own version of it.
If that's asked to me....
No the case didn't bulge on the side...
The mounting is done by 2 plates which might give the impression of it.
BTW, if the case has bulged the top and bottom panels won't fit without force...
it is moving along nicely. Prototype stage next week. It will also include a DC Plug in unit, like the 160XT.
Are you using a Mini-box PicoPSU for your build?
Also, from this thread, there seems to be 3 people with the UHP-200-12?
That detective, is the right question...
I borrowed a 1060 6gb from my friend and did all the tests with it on open case and gave it back to him..
Now in dilemma, if to get a 1060 Amp or wait for a 11 series midrange..
BTW, I have a lot of backlogs on my ps4, so a graphics card is not urgent...
The PSU fits like a glove in the S4M. Enough of a friction fit remain secured (for testing). For now I just ran the AC cable through the openings in the rear of the case.
So far no shutdowns with the case sealed! Was able to play Doom max settings for a 2hr session without issue along with Fortnite for 2+hrs. More testing to come!
Is 200W enough when CPU turbo boost?
Seems indeed a bit light with a Ryzen CPU.
My i7 3630QM (45W) and GTX 1060 3Gb consumes around 165W under Heaven Bench :
https://smallformfactor.net/forum/t...open-frame-psus-4-26l.7479/page-2#post-103940
My i7 3630QM (45W) and GTX 1060 3Gb consumes around 165W under Heaven Bench :
https://smallformfactor.net/forum/t...open-frame-psus-4-26l.7479/page-2#post-103940
Full turbo with my Ryzen 1400 only registers about 55-57 watts max. Under Heaven the cpu really is not tasked alot I have found which is why I run prime95 concurrently. Max I have ever seen the system draw has been 215 watts under full synthetic load.
Guys, is there a guide to make Meanwell UHP-200 work with HDPlex 160w DC-ATX? It's a perfect solution for S4M.
Perfect size, definitely! You can get the 24V UHP-200-24 and that would probably work.
As far as a guide, you could probably ask around. I'm sure you can wire up the positive and negative wires to the meanwell easily. That's what I did with a gunique psu.
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