Recent content by Untero

Hello, Kraig, any updates regarding the heatsink? I also wonder how's medical clinic business going, opening any time soon?

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I had a chat with Larry who suggested that the entire system should reboot in case of HDPLEX ACDC overheat. Which makes sense since when OCP is triggered, the voltage of HDPLEX ACDC drops to 12v which should cause both dynamo 360 and dynamo mini to power down PC components. I've tried running...

I've completely forgot I've been running case with ATX PSU under the table + dynamo mini in case for half of a year and haven't had any reboots. So taking that into account that's either HDPLEX AC-DC or Dynamo 360 thermal or voltage issue. But considering everything is absolutely stable at...

That would be a good idea, I would try to poke my friends for a gpu, but for now all I have is an old GTS250 which, I'd guess, wouldn't be enough to really heat the system. Do you have specific numbers for shutdown temp? I think that should be a drop of efficiency and further wattage shutdown...

Literally no consistency. 6:00pm - 6:20pm - furmark running 20 minutes, GPU crash at 78 degrees. 6:30pm - 7:20pm - furmark still running 50 minutes, GPU stable at 82 degrees, no crash. What the hell.

Hey SFF! Lately I've been struggling with constant crashes of my GPU which randomly stops providing signal to monitor while the rest of the system keeps operating (music playing, discord chatting, etc.) But before diving deeper in, here's the list of possible components to blame: mobo: AsRock...

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Sure man, you're free to think whatever you wish, I'm just trying to warn other people in this thread that even with cutting of flange you would need to use grinder to fit PSU in the case. And in my opinion there's no point in doing both, you can get along with grinding. Well, I'm glad I'm the...

I wouldn't do that. First and foremost - it simply wouldn't work. The reason it works in the video is because of "fat-boy" mod of the skyreach, you can see that side panels are using spacers which makes the whole case 2-3 mms bigger. Cutting one rail would win you around 1.5 mm, but considering...

By "removing" to you mean sawing off a piece of inner chassis? It's a whole part and can't be disassembled.

I haven't disassembled PSU, just unscrewed side screws, stuffed cottonwool in every possible whole to avoid dust getting into the circuit board and started sanding it with a grinding wheel. I had to grind 1mm from each side to fit it in the front of case. A monotonous process I must say, took me...

Got my tiny AC-DC baby on Saturday, couldn't be happy more with it! Already sanded and tested. Feels like brick doesn't give a crap about hot temperature and works flawlessly even with 1080 mini dumping enormously hot air straight into PSU. Dynamo 360 was overheat-resetting until I flipped it...

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Thanks! I hope to make a little build log of grinding ac-dc unit and making brickless(Skyreach + Gigabyte gtx1080 + Dynamo combo) build :) An order was made at 11:00 AM (GMT+1) if that helps.