The answer, at least for the Framework Desktop announced today: a gaming PC that takes advantage of many PC standards and offers a unique combination of small size and high performance but which is ...

The cooling is bespoke and the power supply, while standard Flex-ATX form factor, eschews most of the power cables you'd find on a typical desktop PSU for a more compact, cleaner build.

Only a 24-pin ATX connector and an eight-pin EPS connector are required for operation. Framework itself builds a 400-watt power supply unit in compact Flex-ATX format into the underside of the case.

You can drop it into your own case if you prefer. Framework developed a semi-custom 400W power supply with FSP in a standard Flex ATX form factor. The firm also used standard 120mm CPU fans ...

2 slots for up to 16TB of storage and Wi-Fi connectivity (the latter via an M.2 module). The power supply is unusual; it's a semi-custom 400-watt unit in the Flex ATX, as opposed to SFX, form factor.

TL;DR: Framework has launched a new modular Desktop PC featuring AMD's Ryzen AI Max series "Strix Halo" APUs, offering up to 16 cores, 32 threads, and 128GB of RAM. It includes a Mini-ITX ...

That starts with a mini ITX board that uses standard ATX headers so it can fit into any PC case. The system's 400-W power supply is based on the established Flex ATX standard, and its 120-mm fans ...

a semi-custom 400W Flex ATX power supply co-developed by FSP, a whole lot of seemingly perfect-length cables for a relatively cable-light system, your choice of black or translucent side panels ...

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