Thread: M2-ATX - Alternate PCB or Chinese Copy?

I emailed the seller for some technical information regarding the current supply on the 5V rail (I need 7 to 8A continuous with bursts for up to 10A), and the available startup/shutdown settings of the unit - and they responded by telling me that all the information they had was already in the listing and that they couldn't help me!

That's nuts. You couldn't buy it even if you wanted to without knowing what it can do.


Lukeyson

Some interesting finds:


Shenzhen Krem Mechanical & Electrical Material Co., Ltd.
http://www.made-in-china.com/showroo...er-Supply.html

ShenZhen Hoply Technology Co. ,Ltd (China's Mini-box.com!)
http://hopely.en.china.cn/

http://hopely.en.china.cn/selling-le...CARPC-PSU.html

http://www.asianproducts.com/product...3907812990.htm

http://detail.en.china.cn/provide/de...063973860.html


Lukeyson

Interestingly, from the Hoply website, it's the 100W IPC PSU that appears to look the most like that unit being sold on eBay, although it doesn't have the 6-pin P4 header.

http://hopely.en.china.cn/selling-le...er-Supply.html


Lukeyson

Here is the users guide
http://www.mo-co-so.com/~photos/160W...rs%20guide.pdf
and the jumper pin out
http://www.mo-co-so.com/~photos/160W...rs%20guide.pdf

Originally Posted by theonlykid

Here is the users guide
http://www.mo-co-so.com/~photos/160W...rs%20guide.pdf
and the jumper pin out
http://www.mo-co-so.com/~photos/160W...rs%20guide.pdf

Thanks for that.

However, that looks to be the same link twice.

This was back from your office? Do you work for MCS?


Lukeyson

Oooops sorry its been a long day. Here is the link to the jumper settings.
http://www.mo-co-so.com/~photos/160W%20PSU/jumpers.pdf
Yes it is from my office and yes I do work for MCS.

Thanks heaps. That's just about everything you'd need to know specification-wise in order to make a purchasing decision.


Lukeyson

Sorry to bring this thread back up, but i bought one of those fake/different M2-ATX power supplies (I thought it was real as it was advertised as an M2-atx). I have looked through the documentation you provided for these fake/alternative PSU but it is still slightly different to the one I have.

This is a picture of mine



So it is the one with the two connections at the end of the PCB near the 20pin atx connector, not the one or three connections PCB.

What I need to know is what connection do I use to connect to my motherboard, and what connection do I use as a remote wire to go to my amp. The rest of the wiring is the same as the PDF's that were posted before.

Thanks for the help.

If you can give me the part # on the PSU I will dig the users guide up for you.