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[USER=23503]@Robotanv[/USER] - Ah yes, that is a GREAT video. With regard to performance per liter, OptimumTech did something similar here.
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I'm sooo glad that video talks about the power budget. Very useful. Thank you!
That video is going to inform my similar plans. I think the HDPlex 400W should be enough to power a DIY 3060 Ti along with the 65W 5600X? The S4 and Skyreach Mini are beautiful, but they aren't in stock anywhere, right now. I missed that boat.

However I do have something similar with the smaller 4.2L Logic Supply MC600. My daily driver is the Little Mac and I'm hoping I can upgrade it with this DIY 3060 Ti + 5600X + HDPlex 400W.

My build won't be brickless... well... unless of course I can track down one of those newer 330W Dell GaN power bricks and get it inside the chassis, but I doubt that. You can see that svelte new GaN brick just after the 1m30s mark here.

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<blockquote data-quote="Runamok81" data-source="post: 262628" data-attributes="member: 75">[USER=23503]@Robotanv[/USER] - Ah yes, that is a GREAT video.&nbsp; With regard to performance per liter, OptimumTech did something similar here.[MEDIA=youtube]kKAmABBPImg[/MEDIA]I'm sooo glad that video talks about the power budget.&nbsp;&nbsp; Very useful.&nbsp;&nbsp; Thank you!That video is going to inform my similar plans.&nbsp; I think the HDPlex 400W should be enough to power a DIY 3060 Ti along with the 65W 5600X?&nbsp; The S4 and Skyreach Mini are beautiful, but they aren't in stock anywhere, right now.&nbsp; I missed that boat.However I do have something similar with the smaller&nbsp; 4.2L Logic Supply MC600.&nbsp; My daily driver is the&nbsp; <a href="https://www.overclock.net/threads/build-complete-little-mac-worlds-smallest-4-2l-gaming-htpc-steam-machine.1526575/">Little Mac</a> and I'm hoping I can upgrade it with this DIY 3060 Ti + 5600X + HDPlex 400W.My build won't be brickless... well... unless of course I can track down one of those newer 330W Dell GaN power bricks and get it inside the chassis, but I doubt that.&nbsp; You can see that svelte new GaN brick just after the 1m30s mark here. [MEDIA=youtube]aAO2LAqKROQ:95[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Runamok81, post: 262628, member: 75"] [USER=23503]@Robotanv[/USER] - Ah yes, that is a GREAT video. With regard to performance per liter, OptimumTech did something similar here. [MEDIA=youtube]kKAmABBPImg[/MEDIA] I'm sooo glad that video talks about the power budget. Very useful. Thank you! That video is going to inform my similar plans. I think the HDPlex 400W should be enough to power a DIY 3060 Ti along with the 65W 5600X? The S4 and Skyreach Mini are beautiful, but they aren't in stock anywhere, right now. I missed that boat. However I do have something similar with the smaller 4.2L Logic Supply MC600. My daily driver is the [URL='https://www.overclock.net/threads/build-complete-little-mac-worlds-smallest-4-2l-gaming-htpc-steam-machine.1526575/']Little Mac[/URL] and I'm hoping I can upgrade it with this DIY 3060 Ti + 5600X + HDPlex 400W. My build won't be brickless... well... unless of course I can track down one of those newer 330W Dell GaN power bricks and get it inside the chassis, but I doubt that. You can see that svelte new GaN brick just after the 1m30s mark here. [MEDIA=youtube]aAO2LAqKROQ:95[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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