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The 250 gan is rated for 20 amps on 12v rail and can handle higher for short durations (in milliseconds). Can't say for sure if you'll be okay, but it will definitely give you a solid 20 amps on 12v at least. OCP is set at 300 watts per Larry. I did try to push it to hit OCP, and found that...

I dig it

It's a beauty 😍

Hey guys! Is the x600 current bios letting you adjust vDimm ? How high can you set memory voltages? Thanks

The desknano "diy guide" has a link to the right kind of 16mm switches, but it's essentially any 16mm anti vandal. Shorter is better. https://smallformfactor.net/forum/resources/desknano-x300-diy-guide.203/ These work well...

Hey, glad it worked out for you. I like the aesthetics of the white mesh. If you didn't already, putting the pics on Printables would be awesome too!

Incredible build. Can you explain in a little more detail how placing the resistor there allows you to use 12v input?

Sure but it might be a few days (Remind me if I forget)

So this isn't better. Using the sqrt, it's compressing the higher performing builds by even worse. It's increasing the score gap between ultra small sbc and itx, when what was needed was to decrease this gap. The original suggestion of changing the formula was to address for (1). the high...

It depends what voltage the monitor expects. It seems that most, if not all portable monitors will only be using a few watts and should be able to be powered by 5v. If it's only 5v, then adapting from the motherboard will most likely work fine as a typical USB 3.0 port delivers 5v @ up to...

Thanks to photo by @Kaji it appears that the original Desknano design may still be compatible with the x600, but requires relocating the battery away from the very front edge of the board. The battery is affixed to the rear of the board with double sided tape. This was not extensively tested...

Greetings friend!

Not lag, but they are bandwidth limited

Ah interesting. That's good to know it is supported in Ryzen master then because it was missing in the bios.

Yes, it should work with any deskmini. And no, the ssd tray doesn't have a hole pattern for a fan, but it would be easy to just drill the mounting holes (or accomplish this is the slicer) if you really want that.