The following is my brickless build using my new S4M, its assembled and tested and I'm really pleased with it so far. I had an issue which @Josh | NFC resolved really quickly for me.
Parts currently fitted:
Mods from stock:
My 12" work laptop for scale
Mods:
AC-DC panel:
GPU Cable shortening:
Heatsink removal:
Power socket trim:
Parts currently fitted:
- Case: Skyreach 4 MINI
- CPU: I5-9600K
- Cooler: Noctua L9i (stock noctua fan)
- MB: MSI Intel 1151 Socket Z370I
- GPU: INNO3D RTX 2070 Twin X2
- RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 DRAM 2133MHz
- SSD: Samsung NVME pm981 1tb
- PSU: HDPLEX AC-DC 400W
- PSU: HDPLEX DC-ATX 400W
- Other: IEC C6 CLOVERLEAF INLET PLUG, FLANGE SURFACE VERTICAL PANEL MOUNT, SCREW, SOLDER (Ebay)
- Other: 16MM Push Button Switch on/off Lockless Momentary Button (Amazon)
Mods from stock:
- Side panel of AC-DC removed to allow easier fitting of GPU and give good airflow over PSU components.
- GPU 8 pin power cable shortened to ensure no contact with PSU components
- C6 power connector bracket trimmed to ensure no fouling of case panels, will require further trimming to allow 12mm power button to fit.
- Removed motherboard VRM heatsink next to CPU to give better cooler airflow out the case
- 2 x NF A9x14 PWM (in Sky Bracket or direct to GPU heatsink) as replacement for stock GPU shroud and fans
- 12mm Momentary Push Button Switch Waterproof Toggle, this will be fitted at the back of the case next to the C6 cloverleaf.
- Matrix Orbital GX Typhoon Display, using Aida64 to display system information
- New front plates to accommodate the display in front panel
- Smaller cables to reduce clutter and some general tiding
- Fitting Feet




My 12" work laptop for scale

Mods:
AC-DC panel:

GPU Cable shortening:

Heatsink removal:

Power socket trim:

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