Songhe XH-M229 Benchtop Power Board - ATX Power Supply Breakout Adapter for Desktop Computer Chassis - 24 Pin ATX Transfer Board with 12V, 5V, and 3.3V Outputs - Pack of 2 Review

The board is a standard thickness PCB - not something you want to put on high current connectors. The jacks themselves are not proper high current jacks. They look like a piece of jewelry that you might find in a children's jewelry set. I'll probably have to replace them to use them. This greatly reduces the value. I've already paid double what I can get elsewhere by buying Revain. I won't do it again.

Reasonable price. Fuse holders are cheap but sufficient. Compulsory contributions are bad. You can get them to work, but don't count on them. (They turned out to be worse than I expected even after reading other reviews.) Good soldering. The width of the PCB traces is around 5mm for 3.3V and 12V and 5mm + 3mm for 5V so they should be able to handle a reasonable amount of current. Mine comes with four 25A250V fuses, so you'll probably want to replace them with something suitable for your…

Overall a very good product. The only complaint I have is that the connector pins are cheap junk with no holes to use banana plugs. Since they are only screwed to the board, I ordered some higher quality connector pins that allow the use of banana plugs. Instead of the originals, I attached new connecting pins. I ended up soldering them to the board because they tend to curl up with use. I now have banana plug holes and through holes and it works great.

These screw terminals look as if a banana plug would be plugged in, but they aren't. They are simply screw terminals with a plastic cover. It doesn't even have metal washers. The pain is you know what to use, but it works (technically). Exactly what I paid and not a penny less.

A great backup solution for your desktop PS for the price. It would have been nice if the bottom wasn't exposed, but I 3D printed the panel to screw it on. Then I glued it to the PSU with hot glue. Works great. If I didn't have a 3D printer, a 1x2 inch board would fit almost as well.