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Stalled [New Video Assembly] Densium 4 & 4+ - Tiny cases with real hardwood frontpanel!
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Inching closer and closer to the shipping date!
Asking for a friend, would you be considering making an APU only version of the Densium? With expected APUs that are upcoming that will be more powerful.
Asking for a friend, would you be considering making an APU only version of the Densium? With expected APUs that are upcoming that will be more powerful.
I've got here my first impression to the FX600 from SilverStone:
Quick Unboxing & Noise Test included. But yea just a quick one in 60 sec. everything you want to know...
idle noise and while gaming (Cyberpunk 1440p ULTRA Settings with an RYZEN 5600X & RX 6700 XT)
Quick Unboxing & Noise Test included. But yea just a quick one in 60 sec. everything you want to know...
idle noise and while gaming (Cyberpunk 1440p ULTRA Settings with an RYZEN 5600X & RX 6700 XT)
Yeah, I'd actually love to make something like this, but its hard for me to know for sure if there is enough interest. If you'd make a petition or something, and get a handful of signers, it'd help convince me to start a project like this! Once the Densium 4 project are finished, I'll be looking to create more cases ASAP!
Thanks for the helpful video guide. Can't wait to get my hands on it and find out if building in it is actually this easy 
Haha have to give you a little disclaimer: My psu got shortened cables from Overtek, this makes it a loy easier! I also got the low profile RAM-sticks which helps out!Thanks for the helpful video guide. Can't wait to get my hands on it and find out if building in it is actually this easy
fx600, enp-7660b, Noctua fan external temps, a long one! short one next, I promise!, on custom loomed unit
Hello Jon,
Thanks for the excellent comparison video. I can vouch for the service from Overtek as I purchased the Enhance power supply with the shortened wiring and Noctua fan. Jon was extremely responsive to my e-mails and the quality of his modifications are top notch. Once I receive the Densium 4+ case I will see if I made the correct choice in cable length. I made a cardboard mock up of the case and feel I came pretty close to what was needed. Running in the cardboard box the power supply is just about inaudible with the Noctua while gaming.
Audun,
I am amazed at the simplicity of building in the Densium, what a fantastic design. You have done a great job for your first case and the video! I am looking forward to building in my Densium 4+ when it arrives.
Hugo
I am amazed at the simplicity of building in the Densium, what a fantastic design. You have done a great job for your first case and the video! I am looking forward to building in my Densium 4+ when it arrives.
Hugo
Since you want feedback: quality build video. You've shown well how the spine design functions. I had imagined it would go a bit like that based on your previous renders and pictures, excellent design choice really. Think i'll plug in the front power button before I screw in the side panels though. Or do you need the panels on to pinch the top and bottom together?
If I have to suggest an improvement:
- missed opportunity to show the clever mounting brackets you designed for the wood front panel.
- Gucks was excited about your low profile powerbutton, could have shown that too by just slowly rotating the frontpanel in view before you mount it.
- is the front panel flippable, in the sense of mounting it with power button on the top or bottom?
- I might have missed it, but when you slide the spine in, you screw in the two bottom screws that hold the section above the powersupply. What about the large shiny standoffs on the gpu side? Do they need a seperate screw, or do the screws of the sidepanel pass through the body into those standoffs?
If I have to suggest an improvement:
- missed opportunity to show the clever mounting brackets you designed for the wood front panel.
- Gucks was excited about your low profile powerbutton, could have shown that too by just slowly rotating the frontpanel in view before you mount it.
- is the front panel flippable, in the sense of mounting it with power button on the top or bottom?
- I might have missed it, but when you slide the spine in, you screw in the two bottom screws that hold the section above the powersupply. What about the large shiny standoffs on the gpu side? Do they need a seperate screw, or do the screws of the sidepanel pass through the body into those standoffs?
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No there isn't really a 'correct' or 'wrong' way to do it - It was just to show how easy it was, mainly targeted towards new SFFPC builders. There is a number of different ways to assemble the case, for example you could arrange the cables before screwing on the side panel too! I'm sure all you enthusiasts have your own way of building!
I want to add a usbc connection on the front.
Does anyone have a link to anything similar to this but which protrudes more as I think the wood panel will be too thick for this particular one.
Does anyone have a link to anything similar to this but which protrudes more as I think the wood panel will be too thick for this particular one.
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I think this is a good option without an excessive 40 cm long cable: http://www.adt.link/product/UTF-20P.html
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