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short (5cm?) custom pci-e 8pin cables will be great for it, i am making it them for cheap

I dream about full copper case for itx/nuc but this only after I can buy my own CNC mill machine

Parts: - i3 hawell U - nuc + msata drive - 2x plexi 3mm laser cut panels - some standoffs/screws - copper adapter core/gpu from streacom case (I am not sure) - copper heatsink from old cpu - opteron s939/940 i guess

additional power (angle molex is from old bequiet PSU)

SLI CHECKER

accidently i found 7.4/5.5mm DC adatper to 5.5/2.5 DC so i decided to make adapter for my acer z35 (2560x1080 200Hz G-sync) power consumption: brightness: 0% - 27W 100% 61W so very low i set it for 50% bcoz its perfect for me - i got 38-41W -so from 12V, even with loses on convert max should...

its preety easy at first you have to check how much energy your monitor need - will be good to check with stock psu brick for exapmple if its need 75W this will be about 4A from 19V but with converrter you will be about 6-7A for max 8A you can plug it to single 12V pin from PSU on 1mm cable -...

news: 1. total weight 10,7kg 2. after I place PC near monitor at my desk - PC looks empty, so probably I will made plate with power button and USB3.0, also on other side of this plate I can put 12 @ 19V step up converter for 19V OUT for asus/acer/lg monitors

furmark 10-15min (after 8-9 min temps are constant) stock cooling 71*C - LOUD noctua u12s on gpu - 68*C - SILENT noctua d14 on gpu - 54*C - VERY SILENT

yes, but this laptop 15,6" panel with eDP controller - most of them are for 12V so in this case i can power it via 1:1 cable most of normal monitors with external PSU (LG/ASUS) are for 19V so then I have to use step up converter 12V @ 19V for example asus PG279Q takes between 25-75W (depend...

final part i guees

I made perfect cooling for GPU for this case (zotac 1080ti mini) sadly - this case is SOLD

90 degreee atx24pin adapter from ebay (I paid about 5$ for it) and I remove (chop off) 24pin female socket by hacksaw and solder cables directly to it i put foam on it - 3d print cover will be better but dont have time for doing it right now

cables finished, pc working

remember this DC socket on back of case? this is 12V OUT (on pics i connected 15,6" 4K display, but with step up converter I can plug asus/acer displays (19V)