Recent content by nyxtom

The HDPlex 330 may not be able to fit I believe.

Nice!

A geothermal setup would be a lot of fun space to experiment with. I've seen some neat projects come out of places like Nebraska even. If you're into farming I would suggest looking into this

Personally I would rather pay premium for PSU (such as the upcoming HDPlex 400w AC-DC). You can rely on extensive testing, standard (gold/bronze..etc) efficiencies, and warranties. Power is not something you generally want to go wrong and short out the rest of your components regardless of...

With that much space you can for sure start a workshop, start collecting tools :D

Also, what is this fabled HDPlex 800W that is mentioned several times throughout the website? Has anyone heard of this?

Original video is also posted on the HDPlex website here https://www.hdplex.com/hdplex-internal-400w-ac-dc-adapter-with-active-pfc-and-19vdc-output.html You can also see the estimated stock date at Jan 20 now

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You can get the Inno3D RTX 2070 which comes in at 196mm x 113mm. It's not quite ITX but it is considered a mini and fits in a small case like the S4 Mini. Though the only places you can get it are outside of the US like in the EU. I got mine through overclockers.uk

As per Larry's indication:

Looks like HDPlex posted an update to the YouTube channel. Nice to see some progress!

I'm in Austin, TX. Though I'm not sure what to expect for new motherboards so I might end up sticking with my B450-I. What is very likely is that I'm going to return my Ryzen 2600 since Amazon does free refunds for most returns. Not 100% certain if I'll end up selling a few other things in the...

I'm actually likely to return a few of my components to upgrade for the upcoming Zen 2 chips and motherboards by the time this power supply comes out. Which isn't a bad thing but my goodness!

Spent today working through some piano work on my (work in progress) setup. I did some preliminary measuring on my S4M for the 8-bay NAS I'm working on as well.

If you go for an Intel NUC you should easily be able to get the specs you are looking for. https://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=437&area=en Though it would be fun to modify a 5.25" bay and pop in a nuc :D Then slide that into your case :D