NEW You can see photos with the 260W PSU and 220W brick LINK

NEW You can see photos with the 260W PSU and 220W brick LINK

I received yesterday the cables and already mounted two 130W winmate PSU in my PC. I used #4 screws 1" length for metric use M3 with 25mm length you can even use shorter about 3/4" or 20mm I think it dose not look to bad and you can find this at any hardware store. Next week I will receive a Low pro...

Diode bridge 8A (taken from a broken PSU), capacitor 6800mkF/50V, rectified voltage is +31V w/o load, +28V when connected to Winmate board. Initial results are not that impressive. In the BIOS with my file server (no disks connected) I got 50W with this and the Winmate, compared to 47W with an Ante...

Miles where did you got that connector ? Then you just need a P4 cable to connect to the 4 pin connector you can find long P4 Male to P4 female extension cable just cut one end and solder to your connector and then insert the other end to the ATX PSU I bought that connector at Mouser Electronics on...

50W is not that bad for a 27" IPS with CCFL can you measure the power with brightness down to 0%. 43W at 0% brightness. I usually have the setting at 8%. My old 2405FPW was to bright even at 0% so that I had to adjust the gamma slightly in the driver settings. Nice to not have to do that anymore. I...

Are there any low power IPS monitors? I settled for a Dell U2711 since a TN panel doesn't cut it for me. The U2711 is pretty nice though, except for the cost. About 50W at my current settings. Not that bad for a 27" IPS with CCFL backlight. It's also silent at any brightness setting. 50W is not tha...

unfortunately is a LGA775 motherboard not what you want Why would that be so? He want to use core i3 and a H55 motherboard is probably the most energy efficient platform you can use G41 is not energy efficient. Using core i3 and H55 will be able to get 15W idle or close that will probably not possi...

I want to build a HTPC with H55 mobo, Core i530 CPU, SSD and Soundcard. The ripple needs to be low because the cleaner power will improve the audio quality of the soundcard. I'm planning to use the new Creative X-Fi Titanium HD. I think 80watt is ideal for this setup. with 90% efficiency it can rea...

Alexander01 wrote:Does anyone know a 12v 80watt+ AC-Adapter that has lower then 10mv ripple on low loads?

What low loads are you referring to? and if they are low why are you needing a 80W AC adapter?

Miles where did you got that connector ?
Then you just need a P4 cable to connect to the 4 pin connector
you can find long P4 Male to P4 female extension cable just cut one end and solder to your connector and then insert the other end to the ATX PSU

It's ok thanks since already did order that board for you and i have extra plugs for that black connector. I did not know you already ordered the board from me if so you got the normal black cable that is just an extension the pin are 1:1. That black extension cable don't even go on with my visions...

I came across this and though it might be of interest: Traco Power has a new AC/DC converter, the TXH series, which they claim has up to 93% efficiency , although the datasheet says 91% typical. The 240W version would probably work great with dual DC/DC converters, but obviously its not a plug and ...

Ah great thanks! So it seems i need change new connector on my brick then. Not necessarily I can provide you with a adapter cable (extension cable) that will convert the pin output to match your AC adapter see the black extension cable in this image http://www.electrodacus.com/photo/ATX/800-Atx24ca...

If we bridge two units together to the same load, would we not need load balancing resistors on at least one of the unit's outputs? Otherwise there might be an issue where the two units are trying to drive their outputs at slightly different output voltages (due to normal component variance). No yo...

Could I link three of the winmates together and plug two of the power bricks into two of them - and get a 360 watt power supply? Yes you can Link as many as you want but I do not think you will use more than two on a passive system and if is not passive then you can get a fan cooled power supply. (...

The white receptacle will go to the other unit white receptacle it will look like this Link . I need to do some test to see how it works (probably in two weeks) and I will start to sell them as a kit that includes the necessary cable to connect them in parallel and the 220W AC adapter you will buy ...

I dont know but the system sensor says usually 45°, while the cpu averages 51°C with light usage (Music playback only -with equalization) If this is the case then is relay great 45°C is excellent but maybe the temperature sensor is faulty. If you have access to heatsink ca you measure with the f...

I think you then need something that will plug into the white receptacle with the other end plugging into the other unit's black receptacle? Is that correct? The white receptacle will go to the other unit white receptacle it will look like this Link . I need to do some test to see how it works (pro...

electrodacus Assuming I am able to connect two of your winmates in parallel, is there any place I can find some kind of adapter or splitter so that I can connect one Liteon PA-1221-03 to both of the winmates? In order to connect them in parallel you just need a P4 to P4 cable connect the Liteon PA-...

Unfortunately I was not able to remove the Fan the Northbridge G31 in my case is to hoot for my liking.
Interesting that it works for you with G45 that is 24W TDP and it will not work for me on G31 with 15.5W TDP.
Can you put your hand on the Northbridge heatsink after one hour or more in use?.

How about taking two Pico-PSUs and hooking them up in parallel... and using two separate AC to DC sources to power them. It will work connected in parallel but you need to connect 20 wires that is a lot of soldering :). You can use less wires if you know what are you doing. Minimum will be the +12V...

I'd just like to confirm, the Y4 kit (130W board+90W brick) features a 2.5mm barrel connector, correct? How long is the included P4 cable? Also, do you have a wiring diagram for the 2.5mm jack? Y4 not available at the moment for sale hope to be available in two weeks as for the 2.5mm jack wiring th...

I have purchased one 220W AC adapter from Liteon PA-1221-03 this has the 4 pin din connector necessary for my PSU and with the right pinout. It outputs 20V 11A so 220W this is enough to supply two of my PSU connected in parallel that will allow some people that will want a dedicated video card that ...

would it be possible to use a very simple AC/DC converter with the Winmate DC-DC PSU? Yes, it's possible. Of course, depending on the components you have. Large Vin of Winmate DC-DC here comes fitty (18-28V). But the game is not worth the candle, I think. Let's wait for electrodacus ' answer. Yes t...

Yes you can use that for a fan or HDD is standard connector with from left to right 12V;GND;GND;5V .
For fans you can use the dedicated smaller two pin connectors near this 4 pin molex there are two one is 12V and the other is 5V

Received my PSU and mounted it alongside my motherboard. The ATX power cable is should be longer to be useful in more configurations. It was too short for my needs, and I had to purchase an extension. Yes I know the cable is not to long but is the only one that I was able to find is about 6" (15cm)...

Ok so I paired up the Winmate 120W DC-DC with a 90% efficiency 120W power brick. With some hacking, I managed to stuff everything inside a standard ATX power supply enclosure + slow spinning 80mm fan. With my old Antec EA380 80+ psu, idle power consumption of my server was 40W. With the new DC-DC I...

"Variable capacitor" ?? Think again. What do you mean? I understand the higher quality PSUs have voltage stabilization features, but Ive taken apart a bunch of cheap power supplies where there was a variable capacitor that you can change with a screw driver, but I was only able to get the +12v rail...

Not for computer use, but I need a high current power supply that can deliver 15+ amps at 13V or above (ideally 14V, but no more than 15V). All the high current power supplies are expensive, so I was wondering if anyone knows of a way or could point me in the right direction to modifying an existin...