Recent content by Hector

This looks easy to solve with a 3D printer. EDIT: or just hand file the standard connector into the dell proprietary one.

Speaking about 45 degrees bend, what is the length needed for that setup? I would place myself in this pre-order group for a cable that would be good for that bend. I was eyeing a 3M because it looks pretty foldable.

At the moment an MATX case. Im building a custom case for my definitive PC. Still havent decided on final form.

to change polarity just reverse the cable connection. Black on red, and red on black.

I have a local offer for a VERY cheap PLATINUM 750w server power supply. It is a redundant Dell E750E-S1. Two observations: 1) It does not have normal connectors but a "gold finger", like a pci connection. I know these go to a "breakout board". If I get the correct one, will I be able to use it...

Thats it. My main goal is to do a portable pc since I think gaming laptops are not worth it.

I was talking about only the motherboard.

In the description it says it can accept max 200w power. If the 6 pin power for the GPU could come from somewhere else, could this be overcome? I would like to put a rtx 2060 in this, but it specifies maximum gtx 1050ti, due to this power limit.

Is it possible to split a single power brick output to power a minipc (hp elitedesk 800) and a gpu connected to the nvme slot trough a riser? The cpu is a i7 6700, and the gpu is a 750ti. This mini pc came with a 90w power brick, so I was thinking about getting a 150w one and Y splitting it to...