Recent content by Gingerbeer

182mm long with the power socket right at the end of the board, with no recessing. What a shame, because it looks great.

This looks sweet. Really impressive results - Looking forward to seeing the A4000 SFF model too. Nice one, @robbee

Robbeeeeeeeee!

Arise, thread, long since dead... Just ordered the N2 for my new NAS (got burned in the Storaxa Kickstarter, so I'm back to square one). I'm hoping to shoe-horn my spare HDPlex 400W DC-ATX in there and power the rig with the Dell 330W brick, so I can make room for a 3D printed SSD bay...

No, I was wondering out loud if he wasn't being furnished with review samples, after publicly stating he was moving away from the scene for an undetermined period of time.

I was surprised by the component choice - three year old GPU and mobo, two year old CPU and a non modular Flex PSU.

The image with the measurement overlays is really making me twitch. I know it's just supposed to be illustrative but, man, that's deeply uncomfortable to look at.

Akasa do a 80mm x 10.8mm model

I see Ali at Optimum had a go at designing and printing his own chassis to accommodate the 4060LP and the 250W GaN...

My son is home from uni this weekend and will have his S4 mini PC in his bag, so I can check the depth of the switch for you.

NFC ? https://store.nfc-systems.com/collections/front-and-rear-bezels/products/machined-power-switch

I have my small rig housed in my T1 at the moment while I make some mods for the A4DC, but I've just printed @msystems toastyplex fan mount for the 250w GaN. Looks like a nice solution. I don't need the extra cooling, but it's nice to try things out.

Undervolt them both for a little more wiggle room.

My OC boosts to around 2725 MHz at stock, so the D version will likely still boost to around 2700 MHz, unless they're heavily binned. That's a winner if it's significantly cheaper.

Sorry, no. I bought mine used and it came with the extra backplate. There's nothing to stop you printing (or getting someone else to print) a 3mm spacer to sit behind the front fascia. Given how little of it would be on display, it'd be barely noticeable.