Naturally, a case this small requires an SFX-based power supply. There are a number of these available, though they aren't particularly common. Our U.S. team has had good luck with SilverStone's offerings in the past. But in Germany, be quiet! is a familiar vendor. The team there went with that company's BN134, a 350 W, 80 PLUS-certified unit with a PCI Express auxiliary connector for discrete graphics.
| Technical Specifications | |||||||||||
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| Model Number | be quiet! SFX Power 350 W (BN134) | ||||||||||
| Form Factor | SFX 3.2 | ||||||||||
| Voltage | 100-240 Volt, 50-60 Hz (Full Range) | ||||||||||
| Power | 350 Watts | ||||||||||
| PFC | Active, Power Factor 0.9 under Full Load | ||||||||||
| Compatibility | Supports Intel's C6 Mode (C6/C7 for Intel's Haswell CPUs not Confirmed) | ||||||||||
| Power Consumption at Standby | <1 Watt (Erp/EuP Ready) | ||||||||||
| Temperature Range | 10 to 50 °C (Overage Service Life of 100,000 Hours at 25 °C) | ||||||||||
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| Power Output | Maximum Power 12 V: 300 W Maximum Power 3.3 V + 5 V: 125 W | ||||||||||
| Hold-up Time at Full Load | 17 ms | ||||||||||
| Safety | OCP Over Current Protection OVP Over Voltage ProtectionUVP Under Voltage Protection SCP Short Circuit Protection | ||||||||||
| Connectors and Cables | No Modular Cable Management, All Cables Completely Sleeved 1 x 20+4-Pin Motherboard (35 cm) 1 x 4-Pin CPU (35 cm) 1 x PCIe 6-Pin (35 cm) 1 x Molex/PATA (Three Connectors, 1 x FDD, max. 50 cm) 1 x SATA (35 cm) | ||||||||||
| Fan | 80 mm, Up to 4000 RPM (Temperature-Controlled) | ||||||||||
| Street Price | Approximately $90 | ||||||||||
Opening be quiet!'s SFX Power 350 Watt reveals the power supply itself, as well as a power cable, manual, screws, and cable ties. In short, it doesn't leave you wanting for anything.
The cables are sleeved well and long enough for our installation.
The SFX Power 350’s fan is audible when the system is under full load. However, most of that noise is redirected back into the case, so you won't hear the power supply over the other fans in taxing situations. If you're only using an APU, and no discrete graphics card, the PSU shouldn't be audible at all.
- Introducing The Lian Li PC-Q30
- Technical Specifications And Features
- 360-Degree Video Of The Empty Case
- PSU: Be Quiet! SFX Power 350 W
- PSU Installation: Nimble Fingers Needed
- Installing The SSD
- Motherboard And APU: Zotac A75-ITX WiFi And AMD A10-6800K
- Processor Installation And RAM Selection
- CPU Cooler Installation: Thermalright AXP-100
- Motherboard Installation
- Fans, Temperatures, And Noise
- Performance With And Without Discrete Graphics
- Lian Li's PC-Q30 Is Small, Special, And Stylish (But Also Practical)



I kinda like it, nice concept. There's too many boring PC cases!
I kinda like it, nice concept. There's too many boring PC cases!
It's not something I'd do for myself. I can see how plenty of people would appreciate the design. I know my 8 yr old daughter would absolutely love that fan. Get some software to turn your monitor into a strobe light, and you have a party in the making! lol
Igor's awesome. Good job. Could a 140mm fan be rigged up to that CPU(APU) cooler?
It's ugly as Hell. Different is easy. Different and attractive is difficult. This is different, sure, because no one else wanted to build something so ugly.
Their train is different and pretty. They normally miss, that's for sure, but every now and then they get it right. I have the train,and love it. This ugly thing? I'd sledgehammer it. It would look better that way.
It's not something I'd do for myself. I can see how plenty of people would appreciate the design. I know my 8 yr old daughter would absolutely love that fan. Get some software to turn your monitor into a strobe light, and you have a party in the making! lol
Igor's awesome. Good job. Could a 140mm fan be rigged up to that CPU(APU) cooler?
Actually I'm thinking more some designer at Lian Li travels a lot and was thinking "Hmm...... how can I get my PC to have the feel of that machine at the airport that prints out your boarding pass?"
It just seems clumsy from a thermal/airflow perspective.
Mantle enabled games that are multi-gcn-gpu aware will be able to take advantage of assymetric AFR (assymetric crossfire rendering)!!!! Then you'll be able to play BF4 on high quality on 1080p!
But that's only if Mantle lives up to the hype! It is still all theory on slides from AMD and DICE.