Please help me find a vendor.

[jonnyGURU]

Re: Please help me find a vendor.

LOL.... That's caulk. It's meant to dampen the vibration of the components on the PCB. No worries. The more, the better (unless it insulates heat, of course.)

[yanz]

Re: Please help me find a vendor.

big brown cap -> that is probably the beauty Chemicon KMM caps we use to see inside Supermicro PSUs.

i'll look into that coming review.

[Super Nade]

Re: Please help me find a vendor.

Update:

Initial impressions:

Well, this is a server PSU after all, so I'm not surprised by the lack of bling! However, the heatsink looks really flimsy, just a couple of pieces of Aluminum each. The redundant fan feature is nice and there is an alarm which goes off if a fan fails. Caps are Kemicon (Although the pic isn't clear, I can see a KMM on the big storage Caps). Other smaller caps are Taicon. It isn't really clear because there is some kind of a goo covering the names. It's hard to believe that this is a 650W unit because it is so light. Let us see how this holds up.


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More images to follow when I get a better digital camera. This camera is a $25 Oregon Scientific piece of garbage. I'll take better pics tomorrow morning and then send it away to JonnyGURU

[Super Nade]

Re: Please help me find a vendor.

Finally, the unit is on its way to be toasted. I hope these will handle an x1800xl CF setup.

Can somebody host a video I made of this PSU? Since I don't have access tto a good digi-cam, this was the next best option.