Recent content by KepKe

That use of the 2230 slot is amazing!

Do i see it right that they made an extended finstack?

Btw, the Nano is very, very similar to the Cooj MQ5. Looking at that, some 10mm space between the PSU and ITX gpu would be cool. 1. The GPU could exhaust properly 2. it would allow for flex PSU with the 80mm fan mod.

A4 looks to be an awesome ITX case but the B4 is probably the one to fit more of the current gen hardware.

This lad moded a Flex in such a way that he could make it a tophat with a 80mm fan. It's a bit thicker, but probably quieter than any other flex.

Has anyone seen the new EliteDesk Mini with the RTX3050Ti anywhere? I thought that thing would blow up in the SFF community but nothing since the release/anouncment. https://www.servethehome.com/hp-elite-mini-800-g9-with-intel-alder-lake-launched/

Man, that's cool... Idk if anyone has mentioned this, but HP has released/announced the Elite Desk Mini 800 G9 with a 12th gen intel and a RTX 3050Ti in it.

Might just be a noob dreaming, but couldn't manufacturers use laptop cooling designs to make more single slot GPU? All the talk about their superior fin designs for laptop fans and then they use the old water wheels on GPUs... A 75W RTX 3070 Mobile could easy work in this 1 slot half height form...

Wouldn't a NVMe Gen4 extension/riser cable do the trick?

I've decided to hold of for now since we should see new stuff coming relatively soon and my current rig is... peak for another 2 years easy. I might even switch to a handheld PC when RDNA3 APU roll around. At the time of creating this post, i was just really in the mood to swap out parts and...

Hey lads, i've been thinking about downsizing from my Define R5 and would like some advice from you. It more or less started with me needing a new PSU, since mine is from 2015 and doesn't have enough EPS connectors for Ryzen (i'm runing with only a 4pin). I've decided to go with the mainstream...

We need to know the thermals and noise!

Does this fit a K39/Velka3 lenght wise? In with, it probably blocks of 2.5" support. I'm amazed that a single connector can provide you with MB, CPU, GPU and Sata power. This needs to be adopted by some big name for mainstream.

Did you perhaps install the M.2 without the needed hardware? Aka the bolt/nut thing. If you remove the heatsink, you should see the imprint of the M.2 SSD in the thermal pad, if it made contact that is.

Sliger SV590 and SSUPD Meshlicious come to mind. Not sure on exact specs, but i remember them allowing big chungus GPU and large rads.