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Log Full Circle

What type of case will I go with for this build? (No betting, please :P)

  • Self-built

    Votes: 16 37.2%
  • Self-designed

    Votes: 16 37.2%
  • 3rd party designed

    Votes: 5 11.6%
  • Off the shelf

    Votes: 6 14.0%

  • Total voters
    43

Soul_Est

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Awesome work!
To me, all the nit picky engineering that goes in that sff builds is what draws me to them!

By the way, where did you get those aviation connectors?
Thank you! And same here. With the right parts and fitment, you get some amazing builds!

I got the Aviation Connectors from here:
 
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Soul_Est

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Did some more updates to Full Circle.

June 26, 2020 - In The Livingroom

Hooking up Full Circle to the TV in the livingroom was good.

June 27, 2020 - I Stan The Stands

With the success of the stand in the livingroom, I decided to create another stand for having Full Circle at my desk.

July 9, 2020 - Still Got It

After getting the Noctua A12x15 to upgrade the CPU cooling, I compared it to my drawing of the fan earlier this year. I still got it.

July 9, 2020 - Updating The CPU Cooler And Adding A Button

I wanted to install the Dynatron T318 with a Noctua A12x15 in Full Circle for the following reasons:
  1. To test this: https://hardforum.com/threads/lp-sff-cooler-mounting-adaptors-for-am4.1929996/post-1043029781
  2. HaLower temperatures on the RAM
  3. Less noise due to a larger fan
  4. Because I can
I do need a button for resetting the CMOS as I will undervolting the CPU and overclocking the RAM.

I also decided to connect the HDPLEX 400W AC-DC fan to the motherboard to run it full time while the machine is powered on.

I soldered the button and the fan to their respective leads.

I then installed everything.




And with that, I'm done the update.

How are the T318 temperatures?
Given that the heatsink weighs a little more than the L9a-AM4, it should fare a little better. I have yet to thoroughly test it.
 
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