So I'm currently designing and building my new rig, a TFF (Tiny Form Factor) build, what I'm interested to know is if it's possible to have a Hot-swappable PCIe connection while using either a single 16x slot or 2 * 16x slots via PCIe Bifurcation, I've never done Bifurcation before on a Mini ITX...
Thanks for your reply, I have decided following feedback and my own research that a G-Unique PSU will be my best option, and after hearing that the FSP500 is loud I am even more inclined to get a G-Unique unit
I am currently designing a new case for my first ever SFF rig, originally I was going to use a G-Unique 500Watt DC-DC PSU but seeing as after taking all components into consideration a Flex ATX PSU wouldn't be much smaller I've decided that I'm better off using a 500Watt fully internal Flex ATX...
So I'm looking into making an upcoming custom case/build using carbon fibre, my question relates to what thickness of carbon fibre I should be looking to use, 1mm, 2mm or 3mm?
Thanks for that I am looking into making a functioning Razer Project Christine but I need a Motherboard smaller than i+x otherwise I will have to make a system inspired by Project Christine with a slightly larger Main Part to support a mini- itx board
I suspect that I already know that what I am after does not currently exist but I shall ask anyway
Can you get a motherboard smaller than itx but that still supports PCI E for a GPU and has a Ryzen7 or i7 compatible socket? I am looking to get a board that is no taller than 140 mm
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Thanks so much, this is what I've been looking for, and as typing this I've just found a picture of the Arch Daemon Limited Edition version, so based on what you have depicted above I don't need any additional converter boards as it's all done with the G-Unique unit and the modified power...
I am currently in the process of designing a Mini Itx case and I am in need of advice as to how I should power the rig, I'm intending to use a R7 1700 and a GTX 1080ti and going off rough calculations I'll need around a 500Watt Peak PSU, I have seen a post on G-Unique Power supplies but I am...
Thanks for your Input, especially from yourself (Someone whose drive to improve SFF PC's I admire), by the sounds of it at the moment it's not a cost effective decision to save just an extra little bit of space and potentially lose future upgrade options plus the huge material costs in regards...
Well, I have planned out a Custom Mini ITX Case that is 65mm x 350mm x 230mm, do you think that it's probably not worth making it any smaller? It is my first attempt at making my own case so I don't have a lot of experience when it comes to case design
What is the smallest currently purchasable or soon to be purchasable motherboard that can support a GPU (Either full size or MXM)?
I want to build myself a full capable mini pc but with a minimum GPU Spec of a GTX1070, preferably a GTX1080 or 1080ti though if this is possible, I noticed that...
Thanks for your help and the advice, I have decided that it is probably best to give myself 5mm extra space and that way I then don't have to worry about if the motherboard has enough space or not, This community is great and I look forward to becoming part of it.
Thanks for such a swift reply and thanks for the information, I had considered standoffs but wasn't aware they had a minimum spec, does the entire motherboard require that much height elevation or could I provide a cutout behind the motherboard that opens up as much of the board as possible and...
I am new here and this is my first post so apologies if this is in the wrong sub-section of the forum, I have a question and it's a really frustrating one to answer (For me at least),
What is the approximate minimum height that an ITX Motherboard (Biostar X370 ITX for example) plus a Noctua L9a...