Your bench supply doesn’t need to look sad just because you’re using an ATX power supply instead of a commercial product. Follow [Ian Lee’s] example and you could have beautiful w… ...

Luke gives his analysis on the asus tuf Gaming B550M Plus Micro atx motherboard. Can it justify the high £185 asking price in ...

How to Build a Computer Test Bench. ... The buttons and lights on the front of an ATX case are very useful, ... but HSPC also sells a smaller ATX bench for $80 that will be fine for most users.

If you'd rather not part with $150 for a test bench case you could create your own. All you'll need are some tools, the know-how and an affordable (or spare) case you're willing to use as a project.

Bench supplies of decent current ratings cost big money. ATX computer supplies do not.<BR>Is the spec of ATX tight enough to provide a steady and clean enough 12V rail for use as a bench supply ...

I’ve got a few friends that do these bench supplies from PSU’s they have left over. The first test is a short circuit. If it can’t survive that… they toss it.

Today, we’re putting the new Deepcool PX1200G – a 1200W power supply on our test bench. It is the first ATX 3.0 compatible unit from that company that we looked at. It is a fully modular PSU.

The PC-T60 is an unassembled, all aluminum, open air test bench that will accept both ATX and m-ATX motherboards. This version has the black anodized finish and consists of pieces either 2mm or 1 ...

For cases capable of housing ATX or larger motherboards, we use our standard ATX case test kit, which includes: CPU: Intel Core i5-4690K at 4.3GHz (43 x 100MHz, 1.20V) Graphics card: Nvidia ...

Introduction. Montech Titan Gold 1200W (ATX 3.0 compatible) power supply. Today we’re putting the new Montech Titan Gold 1200W power supply on our test bench. The company, established in 2016 ...