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The form factor and mounting design of the power supply are not parts of the ATX spec. The pin layout & shape, voltages, signaling, etc are what are specified.
by tomtheelder 4y ago
The form factor and mounting design of the power supply are not parts of the ATX spec. The pin layout & shape, voltages, signaling, etc are what are specified.
This is an ATX power supply. It is just designed for very small cases that would never be able to accommodate the existing standard configurations.
- D13Fd 4y ago>The form factor and mounting design of the power supply are not parts of the ATX spec. The pin layout & shape, voltages, signaling, etc are what are specified. Did you just pull this out of nowhere? Look at ATX Specification v. 2.01 section 4.1, page 18-20. It specifies the "required overall dimensions and general form factor of an ATX power supply," with or without special airflow ducting (emphasis in original). The linked PSU in the OP clearly does not meet this form factor.
- tomtheelder 4y agoThat's a very outdated spec. The size requirements were removed in the current spec.
- mook 4y agoATX 2.2 spec seems to no longer have that; at least, the PDF linked from the Wikipedia article on ATX doesn't. Perhaps they removed it in a revision? That seems like a silly idea…