Recent content by Bomb4st1c

Maybe he/she has no credit card or access to Apple Pay, to pay for the case through SFFLab. Like me. I understand Paypal causes too many headaches for SFFLab to reconsider using, but I hope other payment options will eventually be implemented. Or maybe just like Dan's A4 cases, sold through...

You could look up the Ncase M1 on the sfflab website. I believe it shows you the date you can start ordering it.

Not sure if this allowed, but there is a Youtuber called Optimum Tech who did a comparison on different itx cases, a month ago. Maybe check it out?

Hi Penguin. It was answered by Josh. I think he makes cases ... ;)

Ok I got my answer: 'It's a wide input PSU, 100-240v. That should cover any developed country I know of. You may need to buy a different AC cable, or an adapter. What country do you live in?' Answered by J :p

Thanks for replying, Penguin. I haven't contacted HP (yet), but it does seem odd that something so obvious isn't included on the brick itself. I think this should be required?

Hi Maverick, I'm trying to find out if it's an ac adapter that can be used all over the globe ... well more like USA, South America and Europe. Normally that would mean that on the back of the unit, it says: 100 -240V, 50 - 60 hz

@maverickiller @Lupercal : Not trying to hijack this thread ... on purpose, but could someone with the HP Omen X insert a screenshot, in this thread, of the back of the unit? I can't find this info on the official HP website on whether or not it's: 100 - 240v, 50-60hz. Thanks in advance.

Maybe for another build. Ordered an Asus x470-I a few hours ago. I do hope Asus, Gigabyte, MSI etc catch up soon .. Love to watch / read the reviews :D

@dondan: I really love this design (even over the Swedish L..q. case) and would definitely purchase it when available. The 'just flip it' is just genius for desktop placement (now at least we have a choice), radiator air flow (pull or push) as well as more modern front I/O connections like usb...