Recent content by Craiga35

See Hades Canyon NUC. It can be done in the right config. Vega apparently scales very well on the low end. https://techreport.com/news/33317/report-first-benchmarks-of-intel-hades-canyon-nuc-surface

AsRock is making AMD GPU's now. Throw in an MxM Vega card(Please, AsRock...) and an upcoming r5 2600 and you got yourself a low power monster.

Just got my MC600 today. Can confirm, a full 7.75" card will fit inside with about 1mm to spare. Just remember to remove the front panel for installation and you shouldn't have much trouble.

Dude, WHAT? You think @Kmpkt is just sitting on his hands waiting to release a SFF 400w+ AC/DC PSU? If he had the capability to create something like that he'd already be selling them... EDIT: There are plenty of 400-500W AC/DC PSU's out there. It's called SFX...

Honestly man, you have a good idea with the corner connections, but the rest of this isn't anything new. The case looks very reminiscent of an S4M, even down to the vent holes. Meanwell PSU's are well-known PSU's in this community and there's a reason most people don't bother with them. There's...

Forgive me if I'm wrong but wouldn't that PSU not work with North American wall outlets? The outlets normally only go up to 120v and that PSU is rated for 175v on the low end.

Ah, you're right. Watching a video of the case it appears the pictures are misleading. It is not 4 thumbscrews as it appears to be. There is some sort of latching mechanism attached to the glass, with thumbscrews connecting it to the top of the case.

^^ What he said. I'm sure there are even places local to you that do laser cutting. Like I said earlier the panel is just a flat panel with 4 holes in the corners, stupid easy to replicate with some sheet metal If you need paint, not 100% sure about Phanteks but, this primer matches my Fractal...

Right, but AquatuningUS's site is listing it as unavailable with no time-frame for a delivery. There are definitely other places around you can import it from, but they're all around the $200 mark. So you can almost buy 2 regular AIO's for the price of importing the Kelvin. Which gets to the...

While I agree with you, the Kelvin isn't available from AquatuningUS at this time, and honestly probably won't be, but you'd have to contact Aquatuning themselves to find out for sure. The Kelvin line isn't sold in North America due to patents by Asetek. So, if Aquatuning was selling them from...

That should be easy, The TG side panels are flat and just held on by 4 thumbscrews. So just grab some flat sheet metal, drill 4 holes for the thumbscrews, and any venting you'd want to add, then paint and you're done, just screw it onto the case. If you're not comfortable doing it yourself just...

Man I wish you were in the States I'm planning an MC600 build with pretty much your exact modifications, but I'm pretty sure shipping would kill the deal. :(

While I'm not entirely familiar with their power buttons either I would imagine their earlier buttons (without touch id implemented) were just plastic facades with an off the shelf microswitch soldered onto the logic board behind it. So I was thinking rip out the microswitch that's there and...

I realize this thread is a few months old at this point but since it's already been bumped, anyone know if there's a way to wire up the iPad's home button as the power switch for the monitor? That would be really elegant.

Good find, but I wouldn't be 100% sure about that. That Fractal Design Celcius (the NA variant of the Kelvin) uses 2 g1/4 fittings on the radiator, but the fittings on the block are fixed in place. So you can expand it, but you have to keep the tubing/ fittings that's already on there. EDIT...