Quote from: Myffas on April 12, 2017, 04:55:03 PM

This is a very nice addition to the products you already offer. Any plan to also go into the PDU direction? This would make your shop a one stop for all power needs. I may also be interested about the DPS-2500BB PSU any opinion on these? I like that trey are more efficient and also provide slightly more power.

Btw the project we discuss about is now only a few week ahead.

Myffas,

I have not used the DPS-2500BB PSU's, but the 4K boards are more than capable of handling the extra wattage. The higher efficiency is also a good selling point.

I do have PDU's, if you look in either my IBM 2880W or DPS-4kW PSU threads you will see that I carry both 30A (24 continuous) and 50A (40A continuous) PDU's. I also have some packages including PDU's for multiple PSU setups. PM me when you're ready to talk about that project, I'll give you my number and on peut parler.

Quote from: xppb00 on April 12, 2017, 05:05:53 PM

@Finsky - Sent a PM please take a look at

Replying to everyone as quickly as I can, thank you for your patience!

Quote from: HerbPean on April 12, 2017, 05:11:41 PM

I need a few Pico PSU. My motherboard require an 8 Pinn connectors. Not sure if it comes with the 8 Pins by default.

The H81 Pro BTC is 8 PIN and i didn't receive my Biostar TB85 but it looks like an 4 Pins.

EDIT: Do we absolutely need an external power supply for the Pico ? I'm sure I understand the PCIe to EPS adapter assembly with barrel jack pig-tailed for powering Pico PSU correctly

Thanks

Herb,

I've now posted pictures to better understand the setup. The Pico PSU's come with a 4-pin ATX connector on them, but I'm of the opinion that there's no point in drawing extra 12V wattage through the Pico PSU when we have a more reliable source as it is -6-pin PCIe cables from breakout board- and it doesn't require any more slots. So that's why I include a 6-pin PCIe to 8-pin EPS patch cable together to power the motherboard directly. For the Biostar's you can just use the 4-pin ATX connector on the Pico and use the extra PCIe connector for something else low-wattage like a riser, there's no harm in doing so. Here is how the Pico PSU looks connected to a motherboard (powered by 1 PCIe connector from motherboard):