Recent content by k0n

In this case I would just look for a mini-PC with 780M... (7840, 8840, 255, ... )

Some asked for a better view of how the expansion works for the Reaper/LOP ... and I also tried the ASUS Dual. The ASUS Dual could almost fit into the base k3.93L if you cut the fins up to the last heatpipe, but I just took off the shroud and backplate for 360×60×199 mm (4.3L).

I played around with different fans... mainly the NF-A12×15 but also a 120×25 mm in the form of the Arctic P12 Max, and I found that for me the Arctic P12 Slim works best. The alternatives moved more air that could clearly be felt at the exhausts of the case, but this didn't result in lower...

"k2.7L" probably... I know the 250W GaN can handle it because I borrowed the unit from my 4060LP/12600 build ;)

Just finished the build: 187 × 178 × 81 mm (2.7L) Mine runs with a 250W GaN for now...

Yes. I measured 89.5 mm ...

I grabbed my A09m and threw the board into it: The 25 mm fan fits in with 3.5 mm distance measured from the hub to the outside of the panel. Looking at the venting pattern... this is going to be loud and annoying. I would instead go with a 15 mm slim fan and use the duct that comes with...

@robbyfisher I'm working on a case that is going to be 2.7L ... but I will not be using a Flex-ATX PSU. PicoPSU + LOP-300-12 is smaller and fanless at a similar price, if not cheaper. Alternatively, there is the HDPLEX 250W GaN. These are the two PSU's I accounted for. The 32GB 385 was...

What thickness are the panels and how many are there? It's difficult to make out bend/seams and I would be interested in the construction... my guess would be two U-bend panels? Looks like: - HDPLEX 250W GaN? - AXP90-X36? Great work..

It's kind of big …? Custom heatsink, custom PCB, no need for a dGPU thanks to the expensive SoC, and then just the size of a Velka 3?

If I would be into watercooling I would add an expansion... 360mm and 60mm thickness to work with. Not a 360, but 240 could leave too much room unused so probably 280mm (~30 or 40mm radiator with 25 or 15mm fans) ->> flow through. Custom reservoir as the front panel.

Now fits the 9060XT Reaper and the LOP-300-12... and can still act as a monitor stand ;)

I always preferred AMD, but the density situation has just gotten so ridiculously bad that I thought that there was just no way around NVIDIA. RX 6400 or 4060 in low-profile? 7600/6700XT... or 4070Ti Super? Plus, I also was a little pissed at AMD/Partners for this and them always being...

I'm taking a break from the k3.22L by making the k3.93L 9060 XT Reaper compatible. First, a look back at the final 4070Ti build. I sold the card ... beautiful card and build, but I had to move on to more relevant components. And also, I'm kind of an AMD fanboy. And here is the 9060 XT...

It should be OK with the 250W GaN... I didn't even think about the board not having the option to set the power limit lower, but yes, my Framework 13 (11th Gen) is actually disappointingly limited in the BIOS! No power limit, no fan curve :/ Fantastic work :)