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Old 12-22-01, 12:48 PM Thread Starter   #1
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Antec PSU 5v mod?


Anyone know how to do a Antec 300watt PSU 5v mod???
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Old 12-22-01, 11:18 PM   #2
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Having an Antec 400W, I'd be interested in hearing what this 5V mod is. I'm assuming you mean other than jumping a conductor (or 2) across the ATX plug directly to the Vcore regulator MosFets.

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Old 12-23-01, 12:35 AM   #3
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I think he is referring to the pot that is inside that you can use to adjust the 5 volt output.

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Old 12-23-01, 03:00 AM   #4
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I have the 403 and have adjusted mine numerous times. As to whether or not the 300 has a pot, don't know.

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Old 12-23-01, 09:29 AM   #5
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The problem with simply readjusting the 5V output to accomodate voltage drop across the ATX connector is that the voltage drop will vary as a function of how much current you are drawing through that resistive junction. If you set the 5V output for adequate voltage under high load, it will soar, perhaps to a dangerous level, when the load goes down. If you set the +5V during idle, or low load, you will be okay, but depending upon the resistance in the ATX connector pin junctions, it may still fall under high load. Just an FYI

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Old 12-23-01, 10:00 AM   #6
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This is very, very true. I set mine up for 5.1 under load and it was alot higher than this at idle. The 12v under load was very high as well. I had to set it back to 4.95 or so under load as the previous number would result in the psu overheating and shutting down randomly. Once it was wet back a little this ceased.

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yeah amdmb.com had some pictures in the epox forum of the pot and instructions how to do it. how low is your 5volt under load? I would be careful doing it cuz the PS can be dangerous.

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This is very true. Tis your life in your hands literally. I taped up the screwdriver, made sure the wife was home and even went so far as to make sure that she knew what to do in the event I hooked up with enough amperage to power a descent tec. A little bit of overkill perhaps but this is one adjustment that seemed to warrant the presence of another.

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Old 12-25-01, 02:54 AM Thread Starter   #9
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yeah amdmb.com had some pictures in the epox forum of the pot and instructions how to do it. how low is your 5volt under load? I would be careful doing it cuz the PS can be dangerous.
i can't find it...
can u post up the link please??
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