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I'm still using it in my server to power an Intel Xeon-D and six 3.5" hard drives without noise complaints.

Still got my 4770k going in an NCASE M1 v1 from the initial batch. I've upgraded the GPU but have found no reason to upgrade the CPU yet. I'd definitely go team red with an Accelero 3 cooler and some Noctua fans.

The Intel compatible Impact boards all had M.2, well at least my Impact VI with i7-4770k has one.

A few articles have mentioned a part number for an ASUS low profile model for both this and a 1650ti (!!) so I'm sure we will be seeing low profile models soon enough. THAT'S what the SFF community wants :)

They will have LP versions. Product numbers have popped up on the web for LP 1650 and LP 1650ti, but I haven't seen any product shots yet.

Silverstone does offer a ton of aftermarket cable options and all their PSUs use the same pinout.

I love my NH-L12s as an actual "low profile" cooler. 110mm is a huge height. You have plenty of space.

The low profile 1050/1050 ti cards just draw 75w through the PCIe lanes and would likely be compatible. They are all dual slot though, is there room for a dual slot half height card? I'm guessing the 1030's are the same size, but would be cheaper.

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I agree - the file type is very important. Here is a small industrial PC that is designed for digital signage: https://www.servethehome.com/fujitsu-d3544-s-review-an-industrial-mini-stx-platform/

Uploading the email from Silverstone regarding changing the OCP on the SX650-G

I've been fighting power supply issues with my Vega56 for over a year now. Silverstone SX650-G was tripping OCP in certain games unless I ran Vega 56 in power saver mode. Silverstone confirmed they made a change to the OCP to prevent this from happening and replaced it under warranty. I bought...

I still check reddit /r/sffpc, SFF Network Forum, and here.

Is anyone using SF600 in combination with Vega graphics cards? Any issues with OCP on the power supply tripping if the Vega is overclocked/set in turbo mode?

This is all seriously [H] level stuff. Good job y'all.

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/corsair-sf600-platinum-psu,5936.html Tom's Hardware just posted an incredibly detailed review of the SF600 Platinum and gave it lots of praise. I thought this note was interesting at the end, and explains why the PSU review was so thorough: "Aris...

SFFLab ships to the US and is the only place to buy this case new...

Open the SF600 PSU and find room for a connection like that. Also, look at the price of the PSU and add $20. Neither of those seem reasonable.

SF600 platinum is also a PWM fan. How would you expect software control? It would need USB or some other communication to your motherboard, or you could buy an extension cable and route the 4 pin connector to your motherboard. Alternatively, you could install a manual/hardware fan controller...

New Silverstone 650W SFX PSU for sale. Opened the box just to test that it is functioning properly (tested with i7-4770k and Vega 56 overclock). Fully modular PSU, gold rated, SFX form factor. Comes with all accessories. Asking $100 shipped in the USA, located in DC and willing to take local...

Happy NCASE v1 owner here. My build has changed a bit from when I first put it together after that fateful initial production run. Upgraded a GTX 780 to Vega56 with Morpheus2 cooler + Noctua slim fans. Upgraded a Silverstone 450w Gold SFX psu to accept an aftermarket slim 80mm fan and then...

Hey guys, I bought the SF600 platinum direct from Corsair on the 20% off deal. I've been using it for about 2 weeks but I don't need it anymore (got my Silverstone unit back from RMA) and would be willing to sell it for cost ($120+shipping). PM me if interested.

I really like my SX650 too but recently had to RMA it. Silverstone made a change to correct premature OCP that occurs with Vega cards. I've ordered a SF600 platinum to use while my SX650 is out for RMA. I got the SF600 plat for $120 shipped for Black Friday so I figure I can just sell it for...

Sold mine purchased in late 2011 to a friend for 20$ last year. He's still loving it

So jealous. McMaster is the best. I've only ever had a Fastenall, which was permanently out of stock of anything you would want and incompetent to the point of being unable to order what you want .

OP - what about tapping into the GPU fan header? This PSU is only powering a GPU so it stands to reason that as GPU temps increase the PSU load increases as well. Depending on the GPU it could have a 4 or 5 pin mini connector. Moddiy makes several splitters and adapters that could work .You...

This is not a helpful response. You could really gain something by paying attention to your tone. I see you're trying to state a position but no need to do it at OPs expense .

There is no Noctua NH-C12S, it is the Noctua NH-C12P, but that has also been discontinued. The Noctua NH-L12s is the current 120mm top/down cooler but it is super low profile and not nearly as beefy as the old NH-C12P (which also had a "SE14" version that came with a 140mm fan)

Thanks! My low-noise adapter from Noctua allowed Furmark to run for 10 minutes before it hit the thermal limit so maybe Heaven or Superposition will be acceptable. I'll try out some tests, then try swapping fan airflow direction, then try more drastic measures.

The fans need to be 80mm slim fans, and the Noiseblockers are considered very high quality and well performing fans for their size. The fan header on the graphics card is only 3 pin, so I assume "30%" correlates to a voltage and that voltage is spinning the fans at closer to 60-70% of their max...

Hey everyone, I recently added a 1050 ti low profile card to my tiny gaming PC (this one: https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N105TOC-4GL#kf). There was enough space that I removed the small fan and hooked up a pair of Noiseblocker 80x15mm fans to a splitter off the fan header on the...

I've got a C12p SE14 cooling a stock clock 4770k. I even upgraded the fan to the newer 150mm circular Noctua that uses 140mm fan mounts. It stays nice and quiet under any real workload or game, but it hits 100c in prime95 small ffts if that matters for you. If you don't have a fan to pair it...

I have the 2400g and ASRock b450 combo and am very happy. Are you gaming at all? If not, drop to a 2200g and get slower RAM. 2x4gb ddr4-2400 can be had much cheaper and is perfectly good for HTPC if you're not gaming (or just playing party games like jackbox or worms). SSD you have is overkill...

Installed a 2400G in the ASRock B450 ITX over the weekend. Corsair Vengeance LPX 3000 C15 was running at correct speeds using XMP with no issues.

I don't know for sure but Silverstone uses the same pinout in all their modern PSUs so that all cables/after market cables are compatible.

GTX 980 did not exist in 2011.

I like my Realan Ei7 for living room PC duties. Small, with room for a large cooler. ITX motherboards may have a better audio output solution than the NUC. Although this doesn't matter much if you're just sending the receiver digital audio or using a USB DAC

No, stock cables in the Silverstone SFX PSUs are nice .

RE: power supply size My old Silverstone 450W SFX Gold PSU powered a 4770k and Vega 56 so I'm sure you will be fine with the Corsair 600W. That said, Silverstone has a 650W SFX PSU and I'm very happy with mine.

What're you thinking for I/O? Something on the opposite side?