Where to source a PDB-PT836-B4824 power distributor for a Supermicro CSE-836?
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Am I crazy or wouldn't the PDB-PT826-8824 that comes on this case actually work since it has 1x24-pin 12V, 1x8-pin 12V, and 1x4+4 8-pin 12V connector?
Chassis info - SC836BE16-R1K28B | 3U | Chassis | Products | Super Micro Computer, Inc.
This is the user manual for the Gigabyte board I'm thinking of getting - https://download.gigabyte.com/FileL...e_1001.pdf?v=d5adadc92b8f5a60a55d797550e3068d
PDB Info - https://www.supermicro.com/products/nfo/files/power_supply/psu_cablelist.pdf
Chassis info - SC836BE16-R1K28B | 3U | Chassis | Products | Super Micro Computer, Inc.
This is the user manual for the Gigabyte board I'm thinking of getting - https://download.gigabyte.com/FileL...e_1001.pdf?v=d5adadc92b8f5a60a55d797550e3068d
PDB Info - https://www.supermicro.com/products/nfo/files/power_supply/psu_cablelist.pdf
If all you need is 2 x 8 pin EPS connectors to power the CPUs, what you have should be good to go.
I’m not familiar with SM PDBs that have 3 x 8 pin EPS.
I’m not familiar with SM PDBs that have 3 x 8 pin EPS.
Yeah I need 2x8pin EPS and 1x8pin PCIE if I want to go with the ASUS or Supermicro motherboards so the current PDU in the chassis won't work.
The PDB in the title has 4x8pin EPS connectors so I'm covered on those, however, I'm going to have to convert 1 of them to the 8pin PCIE.
I'm thinking this looks like a good solution but I don't want to kill a $1K motherboard.
www.performance-pcs.com
The PDB in the title has 4x8pin EPS connectors so I'm covered on those, however, I'm going to have to convert 1 of them to the 8pin PCIE.
I'm thinking this looks like a good solution but I don't want to kill a $1K motherboard.
8-Pin EPS12V/ATX to 8-Pin PCI Express 2.0 Adapter Cable - 12" - Sleeved
*** NEW Custom made Male 8-pin EPS12V/ATX (for motherboards) to Female 8-pin PCI Express 2.0 adapter cable from Performance-PCs.com *** This adapter can be used to convert any 8-pin power supply EPS12V/ATX cable to a 8-pin PCI Express 2 cable.
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See if the housing for the below is compatible with your chassis
This has the PCIe power connectors in addition to EPS.
825/826/216/836 share many of the chassis components. PDBs being one of them with a caveat - The housing.
This has the PCIe power connectors in addition to EPS.
825/826/216/836 share many of the chassis components. PDBs being one of them with a caveat - The housing.
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I'm trying this one now as the PDB-PT836-B4824 is a no go.
Yes, it fits in theory, however, there's no way to get the cables out the front of the chassis to the backplane while inserting the PDB into the proper location. It's impossible and Supermicro was wrong
Yes, it fits in theory, however, there's no way to get the cables out the front of the chassis to the backplane while inserting the PDB into the proper location. It's impossible and Supermicro was wrong