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ATX Power Adapter - Sometimes referred to as a pico adapter

3.13 out of 5 based on 15 customer ratings

(21 customer reviews)

~~$49.00~~ $39.00

This adapter will power your motherboard, CPU and (2) peripheral device with a total output power of 180watt – MAX – . Please see the Discussions tab for important informations on this adapter

204 in stock

SKU: KT-CZYDEY180 Categories: Power Supply Kit, For GPU Mining, Open Air Mining, Power & Accessories, Cables Tags: ATX power adapter, ATX power for mining, bypass ATX power supply

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Product Description

180watt - MAX - 24Pin ATX Power Module

Don't spend any more money on expensive high-end ATX power supplies for your mining rigs!

This adapter will power your motherboard, CPU, and (2) peripheral device with a total output power of 180Watt. Kit includes specific cables allowing you to use one 12v PCIe port to power your components.

See pictures for details!

ATX Power Kit Includes:

(1) ATX Module adapter
(1) Cable kit for Molex, SATA, CPU. (A 4 pin cable is included to power your CPU, even if your CPU requires 8 pin for power. Refer to last picture.)
(1) 12v PCIe cable power adapter
30 day warranty

**Breakout board Rev: 7, Power Supply Kit, and GPUs Not included; used in pictures for reference only**

The cable and power input adapter usually ship preinstalled. If the shipping department is so busy that this item is shipped unconnected, we do apologize in advance. Please note:

The yellow cable connects to the positive (+) port.
The black cable connects to the negative (-) port.

Additional Information

Weight	0.25 lbs
Condition	new
Manufacturer	Centrix
MPN	CZYDEY160
UPC	719826775312

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Customer

space_cat_lady

1 year 5 months ago

I really want to understand this. From what I understand this will enable someone to power an entire GPU mining rig with a server PSU. Here are the questions I have…

1. Does powering on the GPU mining rig also power on the server psu?
2. If I need 2 server psu’s for a single mining rig how do I go about that? If my motherboard has 2-3 atx slots can I buy 2 of these adapters and run 2 server psu’s to both the ATX slots on the motherboard? Will the PSU’s turn on at the same time?
3. A lot of the GPU’s I use need 8-pin connectors (and some 8-pin and a 6-pin). If all of the breakout boards have only 6-pin pci slots is that okay to run it to an 8 pin connector? Even if the breakout board is only six pin, can it still send 150w to the 8-pin connector?

I am starting to get to the point where I have many rigs and I need server PSU’s. I just want to have a solid understanding of everything before diving into this. Thanks in advance! 😀

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Customer

fbngzl

1 year 5 months ago

1. Powering on the GPU Mining RIG will not do anything because the Server PSU powers on Differently than ATX PSU, So, the only way to turn your Rig on if you are using just Server PSU is by turning on the Server PSU itself (Either by switching it On if the breakout board have the switch, or by Plug it to the Wall if it turns on directly)

2. According to what’ve read (That’s been a lot), if your MB uses more than 1 ATX Power cable you will need to buy theses and plug them Both (Or what ever plugs you need) to the same BreakOutBoard/PSU, so that when you turn the PSU they Both will get Power from the same source.

3. There’s no problem by having the cables go from 6 to 8 PIN or 6+2PIN, Because the 2 extra Wires are just Ground. You can use a 6 PIN Female to dual 8PIN or 6+2PIN but only If the cable kit you buy is 16AWG or lower, if it’s not you can be risking it..

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Customer

marketdealer

1 year 5 months ago

Hi, what’s the length of the primary cable – 6-pin to 24-pin?

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Support

Joseph g

1 year 5 months ago

About 12in … We can make them as long as 24

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Customer

billy1816_

1 year 5 months ago

I recived this today and I have a question, I don’t know wich cable goes to the + and to the – on the adapter, i think the yellow is + and the black is -, im i wrong? its confusing because it dosent come with basic instructions :/

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Customer

Digidigm

1 year 5 months ago

Support, I have a two questions;

1. Can the CPU 8 pin ATX12V1 connection on the mobo be powered directly from the 6 pin break out board? I only ask because I saw this in a video somewhere. ( I could not tell from the video if it was your product). If possible then this would RELIEVE the load on 24 pin power module.

2. If you could power the CPU 8 pin from your break board, do you carry a 6 pin to 8 pin cable for an ATX12V1 connection?

For reference I will be purchasing from you shortly but wanted to get this out there since I saw these questions being posted. My mobo is a gigabyte GA-Z270P.

Thanks in advance!

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Customer

Xantus

1 year 5 months ago

Hello, I just got the 160w version of this and it will not power my TB250-BTC mother board, will this one work?

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Customer

BogdanCo

1 year 5 months ago

Hi, I have the same issue. Mobo TB250 BTC pro.

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Customer

jamesbing

1 year 5 months ago

I have 3 of the 160w versions powering 3 rigs with the same board, biostar btc pro. They have been working fine for a couple of months, then yesterday the 4th rig stopped working. I’ve traced the problem to these connectors. The board will no longer POST with this connected but will POST with a normal atx psu. I have no idea why this happened all of a sudden. I made no changes to the rig and the other 3 are working fine still.

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Customer

rajesh_s_y

1 year 4 months ago

I have got the 2400W Power supply and V8 (32) breakout board, and this adapter. But my Motherboard Biostar TB250 BTC Pro uses 24 Pin + 8Pin Atx power supply. This is not powering my Motherboard. Tried various combinations but the power supply seems to switch off or something wrong when it gets connected. Motherboard is working fine if I plug different power supply. I am missing something?
I want to use only this Server power supply in my Rig and nothing else. Is this possible and what to do to get proper power to the Motherboard. It has 24pin + 8 Pin ATX power connectors.

If this does not work then I will have to buy a Atx power supply seperately for the MoBo and use the server power supply for the Graphic cards only. This seems like waste of money.
Pl. guide.

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Customer

boblee

1 year 3 months ago

I have the same problem as you using the 2400W PSU, 180W ATX adapter and TB250 PRO MB. CPU fan spins up and then immediately turns off. My guess is because of increased voltage from PSU. The breakout boards show 12.9V and 12.7V which is over a 12V limit?? not sure though.

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Customer

boblee

1 year 3 months ago

To close the loop on this… the motherboard has built in over voltage/current/heat protection. Since the breakout boards are pushing above 12V the motherboard will reject booting. To fix this I purchased a Drok DC-DC voltage regulator 12A 720W to get me back in the game. Hope this helps someone else out.

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Support

Joseph g

1 year 3 months ago

Thanks for the valuable info … I’m sure it will help many.

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Customer

robminer

1 year 2 months ago

I looked up this dc to dc converter and it says output voltage must be 1 volt less than input. Will the motherboard run on 11.5 volts?

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Customer

trackmy.com

1 year 5 months ago

I have several of the 180w version coming from the 1200w PSU powering the H110 Pro BTC. They power the MOBO, the CPU and the two 4 pin molex connections for the PCI-E bus. I have tested that it also powers an SSD but I don’t use SSD’s in the production rigs, they run off USB thumb drives. IMO it’s a safer bet to get the 180w for the extra cost.

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Customer

pontuslse

1 year 3 months ago

Hi!

I am looking to buy some of these, but I have to ask about the difference from the Chinese versions available on Ebay? They are only a third of the price (or less!) and they look almost exactly the same. I do however understand that it has to be some kind of difference between them.

Thanks.

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Support

Joseph g

1 year 3 months ago

Not sure of difference on Ebay and or the supplier/quality. Perhaps the saving are worth it.

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Customer

bossx211

1 year 3 months ago

I have the same problem with my Biostar TB 250 BTC Pro. It turns on for a quick second than shuts off. Motherboard works with a regular atx power supply but not this adapter. Am I doing something wrong? Or am I missing a step? Did anyone ever get this solved and can you post the solution if you have. Thanks,

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Customer

nzmarkc

1 year 3 months ago

Could you please post pictures and instructions of how to use this on a motherboard with the server PSUs? I’m pretty sure I just fried my ASRock H110 BTC+ motherboard by using this incorrectly. This could possibly have been avoided with clearer instructions from the manufactures/sellers. And as I intend to continue with your products, I would really appreciate some clear procedures/instructions.

What happened… after mounting the 24pin plug on the mobo, I plugged the four pin (yellow/black, 12v/grd) into the _only_ part of the mobos 8pin ATX12v socket. It mounted to one side, not centrally. As the motherboard has two molex plugs requiring power as well, I used my evga peripheral cable to go from the Delta 2400W extension board. When I turned it on, nothing happened, but I caught a wiff of smoke. No more board function even when trying it out on a standard PSU.

I just thought it worth mentioning to others as well. BE CAREFUL when you plug stuff in!

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Support

Joseph g

1 year 3 months ago

We are terrible with instructions and are working on it. I’m sorry about your problems. I will email your personally detailed information. If this help you, please share the information’s with others. Thank you

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Customer

scottpham

1 year 3 months ago

I just connected mine and i have the same MB. You connect the molex from the ATX adapter to a molex splitter that connects to the other 2 molex on the MB.

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Customer

aamersaleem9999

1 year 2 months ago

It is a potentially good product; but my 180 watt module was burnt after 2 days of continuous use. Used it with a 750 Watt plat supply. Bought a standard PSU now to power board.

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Customer

plainwolf

1 year 2 months ago

Anyone set this up on an Asus Mining expert board? It has 3 ATX slots (24 pin), one 8 pin for CPU and 3 molex plugs – if I get two 750 PSUs do I need to buy 3 picos (one for each atx?); can I use 1 of the pico’s 4 pin CPU plug mounted centrally still correct or will that fry the mobo? how do i handle the 3 molexs – I assume not via the pico and I suspect they have something to do with powering the pcie slots and/or the pcie/cpu interface somehow.

Thanks –

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Customer

marktaylorza77

1 year 1 month ago

You only connect 1 x pico in the first atx power connector on the board and also power the 8 pin CPU power using the 4 pin connector provided on the pico. The 4 pin connector can only go in one way so you can’t fry anything. You also do not need to connect the any power to the 3 four pin molex connectors. I’m running 4 Asus B250 boards using Delta 2400W psu’s and 160W pico’s. 1 x Delta 2400W psu powers the board and 13x RX580 gpu’s without any problems at all.

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Support

Joseph g

1 year 1 month ago

https://www.parallelminer.com/uncategorized/our-customers-base-helping-each-other-thank-you-for-the-sharing-marktaylorza77/

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Customer

yevgenydev

1 year 1 month ago

I had an issue with the 14awg 6 pin feed to the pico. Turns out it was a faulty intermediate connection somewhere with the 2.5mm barrel / input.

Easy fix was to cut that garbage off, and just solder the 3 wires together (1 14awg yellow + 2 red pico) and 3 wires together(1 14awg black + 2 black pico).

It’s 100% understandable if these are drop shipped as separate package, and combining the pico to have a 14awg 6 pin coming from the actual pico input board is impossible.

cheers.

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Customer

James Lavoy

1 year 1 day ago

I just purchased this item for use with a single 1,400W Delta Server PSU and a Gigabyte motherboard (model = GA-Z270P-D3). In the discussion, you make note that you’ve “…read a lot…” about how this adapter would work with various motherboards. Do you have any info that would suggest I need anything other than this adapter to connect between the 1,400W Delta and my mobo? Thanks!

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Support

Joseph g

1 year 16 hours ago

Hi James
Just be mindful this is 180watt MAX adapter. It should ONLY be use to power your moherboard, CPU and 1 SSD or USB drive. Do not power riser or GPU directly.

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Customer

James Lavoy

11 months 27 days ago

Understood. I will connect one of the 6-pin breakout board outputs to this and just power the motherboard and CPU. No hard drive at all — using 32GB USB stick. Will power each of the 6 GPUs and their respective risers from separate 6-pin breakout board outputs.

A given card and its risers do NOT need to be powered by the same 6-pin breakout board output (would obviously have to be combined with some splitters to plug to the 6-pin riser and the 6-pin + 8-pin GPU)? I can have a given card’s riser powered directly from one of the 6-pin breakout board outputs and the the 6-pin + 8-pin GPU powered by a different 6-pin breakout board output (coupled with a splitter), true?

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Support

Joseph g

11 months 27 days ago

Hi James
To your last question YES, TRUE. In our experience we found the most stable system when GPU’s are Powered by the same Cable which power it’s specific riser. This can be easily achieved with a Y Splitter such as this https://www.parallelminer.com/product/18awg-pci-e-6pin-to-dual-8-pin-y-splitter-extension-cable-2x-62pin-cable-6in-each-side/

Of course the math between your PSU watt rating, Cable size, GPU’s must make sense. I would not suggest anyone to use a splitter with an R9 390X card. That said, most recent GPU’s are efficient enough to support a splitter.

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Customer

diskawrs

11 months 7 days ago

Could someone please tell me how to connect ths up with 6pin risers + 2x750W HP PSU + X11 Breakout Board on a Asrock 110H BTC+ ? I get conflicting informaiton regarding the PCIe molex and SATA on board slots. Do I power those too? I eas able to get it to boot a few times but now it stopped. Unplugged everything and nothing happens when power on.

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Guest

Albert

11 months 7 days ago

Hello diskawrs,

Will you be using an ATX power supply to power up the motherboard? Or are you trying to power up the entire rig wtih the 2x 750w power supplies? If you are opting for the latter, you will need one of our 180w atx adapters to power up the motherboard 24 pin and cpu slot and also one of our molex splitters to power up the 2 molex ports required on the H110 BTC Pro motherboard. Links can be found below:
https://www.parallelminer.com/product/180watt-max-24pin-atx-power-module-included-sata-molex-cpu-power-connectors-ditch-your-atx-power-supply-entirely/
https://www.parallelminer.com/product/4pins-molex-y-splitter-cable-adapter-6-inch-long-highest-quality-cables/

Thank you.

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Customer

diskawrs

11 months 7 days ago

2X 750W HP PSU and 2x X11 boards. I have the iteam already.
Where should I be taking the power for the two 4pin Molex from? X11 Breakout board?
I only have a 4pin and 24pin cable when I got this adapter.

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21 reviews for 180watt – MAX – 24Pin ATX Power...

5 out of 5
azher91 (verified owner) – 09/26/2017:
awesome product, works very well, only thing is that it sticks so hard that you need to have a good pull to remove them, otherwise all cool
5 out of 5
Fraydenz (verified owner) – 10/06/2017:
When I 1st got it I was a bit confused, but looking at the picture cleared things up. This thing is great, I am now able to build a rig around the 1200W power supply they sell here, so no more expensive modulars. Awesome!
1 out of 5
victor (verified owner) – 11/09/2017:
i got 6 of the 180W version and 2 of the 160W version , and tried for 2 different mainboard with the 180W one
Asus B250 mining expert, the board cannot power up if there is 10 or more GPU connected ( of coz, GPU power by the X8 board itself )
so useless for this board
Biostar TB250-BTC Pro,
it is good, to use with 9 GPU ( again ,GPU power by X8 ) on this board , what a great product
however, it only stands for around an hour
the attached “12V PCIe cable power adapter” burned ( at the end which connect to the ATX module )
at first i think it may be because that cable has some problem,
so i change to use another one set , the “12V PCIe cable power adapter” burned again
now , i have 6 of 180W, 2 of 160W of this cable for nothing,
costed me USD362 before import tax and shipping for nothing
lucky at that moment i am around , otherwise, it cost much much more than that
so , conclusion is ,
use standard ATX power supply for the mainboard for your own safety ,
and leave the X8 for the GPU only
- albert.s – 11/10/2017:
  Hi Victor,
  While troubleshooting for another customer who ordered the 180w adapter and our 2400w power supply kit we came to find that because the Delta 2400w power supply has an output voltage rating of 12.5v, vs 12v from standard power supplies that the Asus B250 motherboard bios settings will not allow the motherboard to boot properly if the voltage exceeds the max voltage threshold. So you are correct, for specifically the Asus B250 you would would want to use our power supply kit only for the GPUs.
  As for the ATX adapter cable burning up after about an hour of use, we will need to look into this further to determine what the issue was. Please feel free to email me at Albert.s@centrix-intl.com or call me at 9094803000 ext 115 for more details. We can still set you up with a return for a full refund on the ATX adapters.
  Thank you.
3 out of 5
victor (verified owner) – 11/16/2017:
Hi Albert,
i have emailed you
please kindly take a look
thanks
1 out of 5
victor (verified owner) – 12/05/2017:
It is quite upset that afterward I got no responses at all
I really like the X8 and X7 breaking board, however this adapter really make me feel sad
1 out of 5
JOSERAMIREZ3991 (verified owner) – 12/18/2017:
Ordered this two weeks ago and still have not received it and I get no answer from a actual person when I try calling and even if you leave voice mail they never call back . no response to my email also.
- Joseph g – 12/18/2017:
  We were out of the power adapter cable on this item; Sorry for the extend delay. Stock were received last Friday and orders are shipping out
- Joseph g – 12/18/2017:
  Reach us via the contact from on Parallel. We have staff on top of all message coming in.
2 out of 5
Dmnchild (verified owner) – 01/02/2018:
No go on my Biostar TB250-BTC Pro. 3 mails sent regarding help or insight as to my options, no reply. (Though my pre sales questions did get answered pretty fast, I was hoping the same for support on the products when I received them.) I was really hoping this would work for me, but instead looks like i burned $50.
1 out of 5
Dmnchild (verified owner) – 01/07/2018:
5+ days later, still no response to emails or the review I left. Sad Me is Sad. At least offer up a refund/return/few cables or something for the hassle.
4 out of 5
orders1 (verified owner) – 02/01/2018:
Works great. I have five of these. Just need to bare with PM with their slow shipping (even if it shows “in stock” it may NOT be actually in stock…).
5 out of 5
fitter108 – 02/06/2018:
One of my shipments was not moving so i emailed them and we worked thru some backordered items very friendly and helpful . I will order again from Parallel Miner Great Products.
3 out of 5
bdejarnett – 02/13/2018:
Hi, if I’m syncing 2 1400w psu with the x-11 breakout boards and 4 pin cable, will I still be able to use this 180watt – MAX – 24Pin ATX Power Module? thanks
- Albert – 02/13/2018:
  Yes you will still be able to use the 24-pin ATX adapter module with our X11 breakout board even while syncing the 2 1400w power supplies.
3 out of 5
naman (verified owner) – 05/20/2018:
How to useing for windows10 with ssd
i tryed that one but wake up bios screen
- Albert – 05/21/2018:
  Hello naman,
  The ATX adapter is designed to power up your motherboard. The operating system you choose to use will have no effect on compatibility between the ATX adapter and powering your motherboard.
5 out of 5
BitForge (verified owner) – 05/29/2018:
I was honestly hesitant to try ANY picopsu but I gave parallel miner the benefit of the doubt and am pleasantly surprised. I will continue ordering these as they are helping me simply both the cost and complexity of my operation.
5 out of 5
trackmy.com (verified owner) – 10/25/2018:
These work great, I have ordered many and am never disappointed.,
3 out of 5
kenpachi – 01/31/2019:
Hi,
My motherboard ASROCK H110 BTC+ uses 2 molex 4 pin connectors to power up the GPUs on the motherboard.
Can I use a splitter (extender) to power split the 1 black SATA into 2 molex cables to connect to my motherboard ?
- Joseph g – 01/31/2019:
  Yes, you can but if you intend to use the one on out of the 180watt module itself you cannot pass total watt of 180. You are of course using a server power supply to power the 180watt module and your GPU … You should consider getting that extra 4pin Molex directly from the PSU not the 180watt adapter