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Completed Lone Industries L4
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I understand where you're coming from. I've resorted to buying stuff from mini-box.com again, since it's in stock and easy to order. I would even consider stocking DC-ATX and AC adapters in the future.
@Thehack has also requested FlexATX support. If I did, it would probably be an entirely separate model, created at a later date. Since I'm not producing anything right now, no one should get their hopes up.
thanks. currently i have a gtx 670. it can run vr, but not really playable with my samsung gear vr.
general tasks/gaming is fine. but would be nice if there is a low profile card that can do vr. maybe the 20series? i must be dreaming,lol.
I understand where you're coming from. I've resorted to buying stuff from mini-box.com again, since it's in stock and easy to order. I would even consider stocking DC-ATX and AC adapters in the future.
@Thehack has also requested FlexATX support. If I did, it would probably be an entirely separate model, created at a later date. Since I'm not producing anything right now, no one should get their hopes up.
That's wonderful to hear! I would love to buy that variant for the next batch.
I am one of the odd ones running an OC'd Ryzen 1700 and WX4100 Pro in my L3. I like to take it with me whenever I go back home from university. It just gets cumbersome with the external brick sometimes.
It's highly unlikely even "if" we do get a 2050ti in low profile that it will match a GTX 1070 in performance. A GTX 1070 is the recommended minimum for a "good" VR experience.
Sorry for any thread derailment here.
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@Lone James, You should should put up some of the designs you've had on hold. I for one would be really interested to see the HTPC case you were pondering over. I'm not suggesting you make it, just show it to us please lol.
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The front to back design is actually interesting. It's nice that you are following the L4 design. Goodluck!
The reason for VR usually requiring GTX 1060 or higher is because lower FPS would make you sick in VR.
You don't want that, and game companies don't want that happening to players, either.
And I believe 1050ti is still the highest-capable graphics card available in low profile size at the moment.
Not much new. I think I found a manufacturer, but won't know if they're viable until I see a quote. I'm not happy with any of my designs at the moment.
Played around with adding front power button, and front USB ports, after seeing a concept by @Necere. I'm not sure about front USB ports as it usually means extra, super long wires.
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Based on your visuals - without!Played around with adding front power button, and front USB ports, after seeing a concept by @Necere. I'm not sure about front USB ports as it usually means extra, super long wires.
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I am excited for anything you toss out. Whether I get one or not. I enjoy watching
But I do agree without looks better.
But I do agree without looks better.
I prefer the version without front ports, but I'm in for one either way!Played around with adding front power button, and front USB ports, after seeing a concept by @Necere. I'm not sure about front USB ports as it usually means extra, super long wires.
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Thanks for the feedback!
For a long time, I've been considering the idea of a removable face plate (like NFC Skyreach 4 Mini). If I did, there would likely be some evidence of the attachment points showing on the front (eg. circles at each corner). I'm also not sure I can get away with only four fasteners holding it in place.
Even if I could create a blind hole on the backside of the face plate to install a fastener, there couldn't be any holes/vents around the fasteners. So you would still end up with padding (ie. no vent cutouts) at the top and bottom of the face plate:
For a long time, I've been considering the idea of a removable face plate (like NFC Skyreach 4 Mini). If I did, there would likely be some evidence of the attachment points showing on the front (eg. circles at each corner). I'm also not sure I can get away with only four fasteners holding it in place.
Even if I could create a blind hole on the backside of the face plate to install a fastener, there couldn't be any holes/vents around the fasteners. So you would still end up with padding (ie. no vent cutouts) at the top and bottom of the face plate:
You might be able to use magnets for attachment, if the front facia is totally cosmeticThanks for the feedback!
For a long time, I've been considering the idea of a removable face plate (like NFC Skyreach 4 Mini). If I did, there would likely be some evidence of the attachment points showing on the front (eg. circles at each corner). I'm also not sure I can get away with only four fasteners holding it in place.
Even if I could create a blind hole on the backside of the face plate to install a fastener, there couldn't be any holes/vents around the fasteners. So you would still end up with padding (ie. no vent cutouts) at the top and bottom of the face plate:
not totally sure if you intended to have it all be steel or aluminum however.You might be able to use magnets for attachment, if the front facia is totally cosmetic
Could put recessed/countersunk magnets in the front fascia, potentially with hidden magnets behind the front panel of the chassis (if there's not enough steel)
Any good to support cpu cooler height up to 70mm ?
https://noctua.at/en/products/cpu-cooler-retail/nh-l12s/specification
https://www.arctic.ac/worldwide_en/alpine-12-passive.html
https://noctua.at/en/products/cpu-cooler-retail/nh-l12s/specification
https://www.arctic.ac/worldwide_en/alpine-12-passive.html
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