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FSP Introduces Modular Flex ATX PSU with Mechanical Design

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2019/01/29 22:55:32 (permalink)
https://www.techpowerup.com/252010/fsp-introduces-modular-flex-atx-psu-with-mechanical-design
 
The needs for Flex ATX specification power supplies are also increasing. FSP has great advantages in the Flex ATX power supply product markets; not only does it have the most complete Flex ATX products (with over 30 models in this form factor), most of these products also complies with the 80PLUS requirement, offering a variety of efficiency ratings ranging from bronze to platinum.
 
I like the design of these power supplies because they allow you to quick disconnect cabling for faster troubleshooting. 
 
FSP Flex ATX Modular Power Supply Features:
  • Fully modular design
  • Cable customization
  • Special mounting hole and auxiliary bracket design
  • Complies with the latest Intel Flex ATX V1.22 specifications
  • Complies with UL/EN/IEC 62368-1 and 60950 International safety standards
  • Power density is improved over the general Flex ATX by 20%
  • Special airflow direction to extend the service life of the fan (it draws external air into the power supply and then takes hot air out)
  • Uses high-quality capacitors made in Japan
  • Low noise design:
    o Unique fan noise shielding design
    o Smart fan control system
    o Durable and quiet 40 mm ball bearing fan
  • 220W and 250W meet 80 PLUS bronze-certified efficiency standards
  • Single 12V cable output design
  • Multiple protection mechanism: OVP, UVP, OCP, SCP, OPP
 


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    Re: FSP Introduces Modular Flex ATX PSU with Mechanical Design 2019/01/30 07:56:05 (permalink)
    seems to me that you won't be adding any fans or HDs or GPU's because their aren't connectors for that
    although you could split the power adapter with a splitter I suppose
     
    Seems this is meant for ALL in one boards(cpu and gpu) with M2 drives on board(so you don't need hard drives)
     
    flex is kinda a server PSU or commercial business PSU
     


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