Steven,
i use the casetronic box with ilan 60w power supply with via eden
boards. the new (fixed) boards work fine with this supply. the case are
too large, but on the other hand, when you remove the cd tray, there is
enough space for heat dissipation even with the external fan not powered
(no external fans turning here). the box is sturdy enough to put a very
large mononitor on top of it. the only drawback is the price: $60. julius
On Mon, 23 Sep 2002, Steven Edgar wrote:
> I'm looking for power supplies suitable for the VIA EPIA (Eden) 5000 boards,
> but the problem is that they must be small and fanless. The only solution
> I've found on this list, google searches and the like is to buy a Morex Cubid
> 2677R (http://www.mini-itx.com/reviews/2677R/) and strip out the DC-DC
> converter and the external PSU, but there must be a more elegant (and
> cheaper) solution out there.
>
> I know this list had a discussion that touched on fanless PSU's back in May
> this year, but there was no definitive outcome visible in the archives.
> Anyone made and progress since then?
>
> We don't want to use any of the case options we've found as they all include
> space for hard drives, cdrom's, etc, which we just don't need. We're
> compromising from the openbrick (openbrick.org) for cost reasons, but would
> like to get back to that sort of size, even if it means bolting it into a
> slightly customized aluminium enclosure ( RS Components standard part type)
>
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