8 SFF PCs: Small, But Not So Quiet
Technical Data Of Power Supply
Manufacturer / Model | FSP Group FSP220-60SPI |
Safety Standards | active PFC, CE, TÜV |
Total Power | 250 Watt max |
AC Input | 115 / 220 - 230 Volt, 50 / 60 Hz |
Max output load | + 3.3 V @ 20 A, + 5 V @ 27 A, + 12 V @ 17 A, + 5 Vsb @ 2.0 A, - 5 V @ 0.2 A, - 12 V @ 0.3 A |
Fans | 2x 60 mm |
Motherboard connectors | 1x 20-pin, 1x 12V ATXV2 |
Driver connectors | 3x Peripheral plug for 5.25" |
Cooling System And Heat Levels
In the ZMAX-AP, Iwill relies on fanless CPU cooling. The oversize copper block has three heatpipes. They are there to divert heat as quickly as possible to the copper fins. Two system fans directly behind the copper block take care of cooling the fins. In idle mode, the two fans purr away quietly. But when the CPU runs at capacity, the decibel level rises to 47 dB(a). During the boot process our indicator even reaches 55 decibels. But during our stress test we were not able to reach this peak. The heat levels in and on the device are in an acceptable range.
What can you get for a pound of copper from the scrap dealer?
In addition to the CPU, the memory card in the MAX-AP gets very hot
Despite the two large system fans, the Iwill PC stays quiet
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