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    DJ46
    J-HACK got a reaction from DJ46 in A "PICOPSU" that reduces cables for SFF builds - M2427   
    Hello my friends,
     
    I am a boutique PSU/Case designer based in USA and I've created something really cool that I want to share with you guys. Photos first:
     

     
    What is it and how does it work? It's a "PICO PSU" that is it's a PCB that plugs directly into your 24pin header to reduces the number of wires you need. It runs off the 12V rail and interfacts directly with ATX PSU. You STILL use the same GPU and CPU power connectors, as that is the primary current carrying wires. It is something very useful for us tiny builders who really want to reduce the wires. Currently I only have one version for SF GOLD series and soon to be PLAT series. I hope this gain enough traction to where I can have other versions.
     
    Here is a video of it in action:
    I'm not sure how welcoming the forum is to sharing store links so I'll leave it out, but you can search for "J-HACK M2427" and it show up. I'm normally on the smallfactor.net forums as I'm an SFF enthusiast but I hope to share this with a greater audience. 
     
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    LogicWeasel
    J-HACK got a reaction from LogicWeasel in A "PICOPSU" that reduces cables for SFF builds - M2427   
    Hello my friends,
     
    I am a boutique PSU/Case designer based in USA and I've created something really cool that I want to share with you guys. Photos first:
     

     
    What is it and how does it work? It's a "PICO PSU" that is it's a PCB that plugs directly into your 24pin header to reduces the number of wires you need. It runs off the 12V rail and interfacts directly with ATX PSU. You STILL use the same GPU and CPU power connectors, as that is the primary current carrying wires. It is something very useful for us tiny builders who really want to reduce the wires. Currently I only have one version for SF GOLD series and soon to be PLAT series. I hope this gain enough traction to where I can have other versions.
     
    Here is a video of it in action:
    I'm not sure how welcoming the forum is to sharing store links so I'll leave it out, but you can search for "J-HACK M2427" and it show up. I'm normally on the smallfactor.net forums as I'm an SFF enthusiast but I hope to share this with a greater audience. 
     
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    Fasauceome
    J-HACK got a reaction from Fasauceome in A "PICOPSU" that reduces cables for SFF builds - M2427   
    Hello my friends,
     
    I am a boutique PSU/Case designer based in USA and I've created something really cool that I want to share with you guys. Photos first:
     

     
    What is it and how does it work? It's a "PICO PSU" that is it's a PCB that plugs directly into your 24pin header to reduces the number of wires you need. It runs off the 12V rail and interfacts directly with ATX PSU. You STILL use the same GPU and CPU power connectors, as that is the primary current carrying wires. It is something very useful for us tiny builders who really want to reduce the wires. Currently I only have one version for SF GOLD series and soon to be PLAT series. I hope this gain enough traction to where I can have other versions.
     
    Here is a video of it in action:
    I'm not sure how welcoming the forum is to sharing store links so I'll leave it out, but you can search for "J-HACK M2427" and it show up. I'm normally on the smallfactor.net forums as I'm an SFF enthusiast but I hope to share this with a greater audience. 
     
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