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.

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 ...

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.

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.