I'm basically looking for this:
But with a right angle connector, so it actually looks like this:
Anyone ever seen such a thing?
I'm attempting to fit a pcie card into a small 3d printed case, and this would help massively with squeezing it all into the smallest space.
I would use an...
Just been looking at this, and volume wise none of these new GaN chargers are significantly more dense than a 500w flex PSU. Perhaps more efficient? Less Heat?
The Silverstone 500w flex is 1010W/L
The SlimQ linked is 904W/L
The 'ThunderGo' (afaik, the smallest 200w 'GaN charger') is 1119W/L...
@petricor
Can I ask you who your 'preferred supplier' is for your custom CNC Alu parts? Got a few things I would like making myself but hard to know who to use from the AE suppliers.
So I found this chassis without much info from the author:
Link: https://www.microcenter.com/buildpost/4396/custom-3u-gaming-server-chassis
Really interested in asking the author about it, as I am planning something similar myself. Anyone have any leads on this? I will likely end up designing...
I am looking into building a custom PC case for my work, and the Camino risers are very much what I am after for moving multiple PCI cards off of the motherboard.
I probably need about 5, but from reading here the MOQ is 100 at a price of about €100. That's a cool €10,000.
I am tossing about...
I'm really not sure on the 'etiquette' of discussing competing products potentially based off of Luke's original design in this thread...
That said, those images are easy enough to reverse search and find the origin of should you want to.
There is no concrete date in any way yet, and you can assume he will update this thread when/if he gets a date set in stone, I wouldn't be surprised if we don't see a manufacturing run of this until mid next year or later. Things like this take a lot of time when you are a one man band with many...
I know people are eager for this case to land, but there should be some serious consideration for making the creator Luke feel in any was pressured - there is a certain privilege to being able to read on a forum the development of a product, I have seen it a few times (many more if you count...
Very easy and cheap to get something else in there are its a standard sized hole. You can also change the power button behaviour to 'do nothing', which allows you to use it to turn on your PC, but it is then disabled (not sure about long press) and you use the start menu to shut down.
Been following along with this and it looks like such a great case - really very interested in it.
Have you done any noise level testing since the table posted in post#270? I wasn't sure if you have changed your PSU since then.
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