Hi,
I'm planning a system using these two and i'm wondering about some things:
1. What's the Phantoms ATX cable length (without the adapter)? I've red the spcr Phantom review and it doesn't say. Same on the Antec site.
2. Are the new versions of Phantom come with 20pin+4pin adapter or they're using the old 20-24 pins adapter?
3. Has anyone this combination of components (Phantom psu and SilverStone J06 case) and could post some pictures pls?
Antec Phantom atx cable length and SilverStone J06?
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Re: Antec Phantom atx cable length and SilverStone J06?
Something like this you mean?DG wrote:3. Has anyone this combination of components (Phantom psu and SilverStone J06 case) and could post some pictures pls?
http://www.silentpcreview.com/article241-page7.html
OK, so it's a Phantom 500, but the cable lengths should be the same.
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Seeing as I just received the Phantom 350/Silverstone TJ-06 combo in the mail today, I'd like to throw in my two cents.
The Phantom 500 is LONGER than the 350, and thus the power cable has a shorter distance to travel, not having to snake over the drive cage as much as the 350. The ATX cable may also be longer with the 500.
I am using an Epox 9NPA+ Ultra with this, and here the power connector is favorably placed near the center of the board, but it looks like it's still going to be a tight fit. If the connector was along the far edge as I've seen most do, I don't think it would work.
I'll edit this again with the gory details once I actually connect things up -- I need to remove that stupid northbridge fan first! (grin)
Hope this helps.
The Phantom 500 is LONGER than the 350, and thus the power cable has a shorter distance to travel, not having to snake over the drive cage as much as the 350. The ATX cable may also be longer with the 500.
I am using an Epox 9NPA+ Ultra with this, and here the power connector is favorably placed near the center of the board, but it looks like it's still going to be a tight fit. If the connector was along the far edge as I've seen most do, I don't think it would work.
I'll edit this again with the gory details once I actually connect things up -- I need to remove that stupid northbridge fan first! (grin)
Hope this helps.
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