You can get in-win bq cases (the same chassis as the Chopin) for around that price used on eBay. They're all decommissioned office computers and the PSU should be fine. But if you don't already have all the rest of the hardware just go for a mini pc like k0n said.
Thanks, that's all really helpful info. Is there no way you can install the ODD the other way up so it would be correct in use? I think this would work for my needs if I can't figure out a way to get everything into something smaller.
Very nice! I have been looking at this case for a potential htpc build, how do you feel about the quality? Also which slot load dvd are you using, my current one can be noisy with some disks.
How does the internal power connection work here? Is there an internal power header on the gem10 board or do you route a cable outside to the barrel connector?
Wow, such an impressive endeavor! Even with the final test with components still to come this is such a well thought out project. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and process. Bending heat pipes is something I've always been too afraid to attempt, your 3D printed guides sound like an...
Wow, this is truly a work of art. Can you show us some of the design and manufacturing steps? I'd be particularly interested in how you determined the size of the heat sink and how it was manufactured.
Thanks!
Thanks for the detailed write up on rivnuts. I've never heard of them before but just from your post I feel confident I could install them with some simple tools.
Also, beautiful case. I look forward to seeing the final results!
Not sure what availability is like these days but the thermaltake engine 27 and 17 could fit the bill. I think there's a test of one of them around here somewhere, if I remember correctly it was fine for the size.
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