Not trying be the clever anoing one, But maybe you should look at why Seasonic has so low rippels.Quote:
Originally Posted by nn_step
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Not trying be the clever anoing one, But maybe you should look at why Seasonic has so low rippels.Quote:
Originally Posted by nn_step
just don't electrocute yourself :)
but seriously, you should start a custom PSU company. no need to massproduce. just handmake them.
This sounds really cool hipro! I guess when you build it yourself there's no need to mod it for higher rails :D
waiting some pics and design...wonder my ocz can turn to 1200w after seeing this build LOL :D:D:D
Simply amazing :slobber: ! I really wish i knew how to do something like this:cool:
Good Luck Hipro:toast: :woot:
I have a few 2400VA 120 primary 13.8 dual secondary transformers. I will see how your project goes before I attempt to hurt myself.
you make me :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by prosk8
pics?
Dead camrea, sadly :( Kingpin should make his pots to balance better :P
George why did you put the same color cables? I dont think is right... :nono:Quote:
Originally Posted by hipro5
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Originally Posted by Unseen
Those are all 12v lines and grounds, the grounds are marked in black tape.
Thick guage wire with high quality insulation isnt cheap, so easier to buy one big roll of it then several small ones in different colors.
As for the coloured cables: Once they've been soldered onto PCB there's no difference which colour is which.....The connectors CAN'T be pluged in with wrong dirrection so we are OK....;)
As for pics, I'll borrow a digicam and start picturing....:)
give the pic man
are those pci-e cables? why did you go with 5 instead of 6?
the centered ground is actualy not grounded on graphic cards and though not needed, that is my explanation, I could be wrong very easily
I just have used them all....:)Quote:
Originally Posted by zbogorgon
I actually need 4 of them for the VGAs......BUT I always have backups so I made the fifth one for spare in case some of the others gets damaged during a bench or by any other reason.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Qkjhfhaiguihfma
IF I run a bench something happen to one of them, I must be ready to have a spare to plug in istead of fixing it or so.... ;)
understood ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by hipro5
do you think there would be any benefit in replacing the wires with higher quality (thicker) ones on something like a pc power & cooling unit?
You're going to loose your RMA by doing this but as for me who wants everything perfect, yes it worths it....:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Qkjhfhaiguihfma
what about 2 vgas on sli + a 3rd doin physics? you need like 7 cables :DQuote:
Originally Posted by hipro5
Why don`t you just contact FSP Corp. and ask them to build a custom Fortron for you...They make the best and most reliable PSUs,you know:fact:
That would take the fun out of it.
from the sounds of it a psu like hipro is talking about is beyond what fsp does.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fixt00l
No manufacturer, and I mean NO manufacturer, in his right mind would produce what hipro5 is working on right now. The reason is: You either wouldn't make money selling it, or you wouldn't even find anyone to pay the price you're asking. hipro is a perfectionist and no manufacturer can produce perfection and still earn enough.
There is a difference between perfection and Close to it. Close to it will probably make alot of money but perfection is impossible. Kind of like the flaws of electrolytic Capacitors. They will work wonderfully for 2-5 years, after that you have a 50/50 chance of them not actually having ANY capacitance. Why do we use them? Because they are Cheap, effective and no one expects something to last forever.
i don't understand your mathQuote:
Originally Posted by metro.cl