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Join the Discussion - To hell with nVidia's definition of SFF ready. What should be the actual SFF standard?

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Yeah, I would suggest using a 4 pin DIN at the least. They support 7.5 amps for each pin. You can use 2 of the pins for 12V and 2 for ground. 12V*7.5*2 gives you 180 watts safely with about the same diameter connection. If you're using a 19V supply, you might be able to get away with this, or you may want to upgrade to a better connector.

[QUOTE="zhl146, post: 21449, member: 560"] Yeah, I would suggest using a 4 pin DIN at the least. They support 7.5 amps for each pin. You can use 2 of the pins for 12V and 2 for ground. 12V*7.5*2 gives you 180 watts safely with about the same diameter connection. If you're using a 19V supply, you might be able to get away with this, or you may want to upgrade to a better connector. [/QUOTE]

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