Recent content by enricko7

It's better now, I promise

Maybe? Are you talking about for use in an S4M or in a larger chassis? NFC sells two lengths of power buttons, and you could probably ask them for a custom length one. Otherwise you can find some basic power button cable extensions on Amazon and the like.

This plate is to be attached to the backplate of the HDPlex 400W DC/ATX unit. It can then be rigidly attached to the inside front panel of the NFC S4M. Use 90 degree countersunk M3 screws in 4mm length for best results. ZIP Folder Contains: - .STEP 203 - .dwg file (for SendCutSend) - Solidworks...

enricko7 submitted a new resource: Mount Plate for HDPlex 400W DC/ATX module - Intended for use in NFC S4M Read more about this resource...

enricko7 submitted a new resource: Mounting Plate for Panel Mount 6-Pin Molex Connector - DC Power Entry module for the S4M using a Panel Mount 6-Pin Mini-Fit Molex connector. Read more about this resource...

This part is intended for using the HDPlex 400W AC/DC unit as a power brick for the S4M. A 6-pin Molex Mini-Fit Jr connector installs to this plate on the rear rectangular cutout. The 6-pin DC output of the HDPlex 400W AC/DC unit then plugs into the panel mount connector, which is connected to...

S4M.v2 Update: Not really any changes to computer parts here. Just added a second m.2 drive for games and a fan or two. I purchased a G-Stick Skyreach 600W power supply. Did I need the upgrade? Not really... but it helps keep future upgrade options more open. Plenty of power overhead and more...

Enricko's S4M V1.0 Enricko's S4M V1.5.

Hello SFF.Net! I'm here with another build log, but this time to document my journey building my black NFC Skyreach 4 Mini. I've had it for just over a year, but it's been a fun case to mod, tweak, and otherwise tune. I just wanted to document the work I've done on it here. Build Goal: Well...

A bit overdue for an update, but here's what's up. SolidServe.v0 has changed up a bit. I ended up buying the rest of the PCIe cards that I planned for use with this build. The v0 photo album should have a bunch of new extra stuff in it. Now I'm set to figure out a workflow for ripping and some...

Since my Aliexpress order got cancelled by the seller I ended up looking for something else. Since I only need the vlp for a server build (for now), I was okay with using ECC, which I found on Ebay for an okay price.

Got the gpu and VLP Memory in! They are tiny! Even the box for the GPU is tiny! With these two parts, SolidServe.v0 is complete. RAID Storage is set up as well. The seller I bought the VLP from on Ebay remarked that the DIMMs could be different part numbers, but I got lucky and all 4 match part...

I've sold a couple of my unused/less used pc parts and have some needed parts for this build on the way. I ended up finding some VLP ECC RAM on ebay for a decent price... not as low as I was originally hoping to get it for from Aliexpress, but not one of these ripoff hundreds of dollars per...

Eh, I have some RAM in mind as I'm thinking I'll go with ECC modules. Not 100% sure yet on the ECC stuff. I have little to no idea how it affects a build, but I'm looking for vlp for a server build so it might be fine.

First question for the people here. VLP ECC DDR4 seems to be easier to find than non-ECC VLP RAM. Does anyone here know if ECC will play nice with Windows 10? My CPU/MoBo support ECC, so I'm thinking I'll end up going for ECC.