Ah thank you kindly. I'll just have to wait for my next payday then.the fastest one - 60USD at the time, now comes up as 65USD for me
Ah thank you kindly. I'll just have to wait for my next payday then.the fastest one - 60USD at the time, now comes up as 65USD for me
It looks like I'm already stuck with my Era-Adapter solution to fit a firewire card into the S4M! (Probably for sale in the near future!)
Previous post: https://smallformfactor.net/forum/threads/skyreach-4-mini-s4m.5715/page-114#post-139524
I'm trying to install the firewire card in the bottom slot, the era-adapter gets stuck against the sidewall of the motherboards PCIe slot... Asus X-470 ... big bummer!! Moving it to the top slot then prevents the case from closing later on, as the 4 pin power connector sticks out...
So I'm looking for a solution or a workaround...
A) Thinking of having a custom bracket 3d printed that nudges the card a little bit to the left.
Or B) Find a bifurcation riser that could work with the S4M... but this might conflict with either the GPU performance or the firewire card as they would share an IRQ in the hardware settings....
Suggestion are welcome!
Thanks
Sorry if I missed it, but is there an Excel sheet available with which GPU models from each company fit into the S4 Mini with the brickless hdplex ac to atx and dc dc configuration. I saw the Sentry 2.0 and I believe some other one had something similar from the community that listed them as yes or now. I know there's some further constraints with the brickless build but I didn't catch the max or recommended max height/length of a gpu under this configuration. My gut feeling is itx sized gpu, but I read the zotac ones may require modding to fit, let alone those that draw enough power to require other forms of modding anyways. I'm purely just seeking the measurement side, power wise is a bit easier to calculate and stay under the 400w cap with some planning.
This looks excellent and the results of your thermal management work speak for themselves. Well done!Everything has arrived and there is snow outside in London, so might as well stay indoors and build...
Intel i7 8700K
Asus ROG Strix Z370-i Gaming
Team - Dark Pro 16GB DDR4-3200 RAM
Thermolab LP53 w/ Noctua NF-A9x14
2x 512GB Samsung 960 Pro
Zotac 1080 Mini
HDPLEX 400W HiFi DC-ATX PSU w/ Dell 330W AC-DC PSU
Skywire cables
Initially had the Noctua NH-L9i, the Thermolab turned up this morning, so i swapped it for that instead.
Using Ceski's guide that CubanLegend posted a couple of pages back (https://smallformfactor.net/forum/threads/s4-mini-classic-s4m-c.96/page-209#post-68547), and with some trial and error I am now at
CPU offset = -0.6V
LLC = 6
Speedstep = enabled
CPU temperatures maxed out at 68C. The CPU has been delidded with Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut between the die and IHS and Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut between the IHS and heatsink.
Next steps for me -
get the RAM running at 4000 MHz with the undervolted CPU.
follow CubanLegend's guide to reduce the 1080 mini's fan speed.
setup and test RAID 0 on the SSDs
Thanks to all on this forum. A huge amount of reading but this has been one of the easiest systems to configure and build in.
Inno3D 2070 Mini if you can find it.Ok guys, I just preordered a s4m and placed an order for a hdplex 400w ac-dc+400wdc unit.
I already have a dan a4 that works like an absolute dream. I actually dismantled and sold off my custom watercooled build I had made in custom ordered parvum case because I liked my dan a4 build so much more, but curiosity got the best of me and now I want to try out the s4m.
I'll be transplanting my 8700k+z370i strix from the dan a4, but the evga 1080ti won't be able to make it over.
Things left to acquire: Galax 2070 mini, low profile gpu cable, vandal switch.
@Josh | NFC
The GPU Spreadsheet doesn't indicate what the green highlighted lines are. Blue is (confirmed?) brickless, purple possible brickless w/ mods, and red is known possible with brickless? Is green confirmed brickless w/o mods?
Looks like an update to the spreadsheet/FAQ is needed, considering the release of new PCIe4.0 standard and Ryzen 3000 chipsets, and not to mention the 5700/XT and RTX Super cards.
Looks like an update to the spreadsheet/FAQ is needed, considering the release of new PCIe4.0 standard and Ryzen 3000 chipsets, and not to mention the 5700/XT and RTX Super cards.
it will fitHey everyone. I am building a very purpose built machine for broadcasting. I just ordered the S4 Mini chassis today. I haven't finalized all the components yet, but I will for sure be installing a Magewell Pro Capture Quad HDMI. I'll likely be running a Ryzen 5 3000 with Vega 11 Integrated Graphics so as to leave the PCIe slot open for the capture card I mentioned above. For power, I am estimating about 180-200w under max load which gives me a lot of flexibility. I am considering the HDPLEX 400W HiFi DC-ATX and HDPLEX 400 W AC-DC so as to go brickless and keep everything as portable as possible. This rig travels at least 3-4 times a week minimum.
So, onto my question. I am trying to determine if the capture card will fit in the case with the HDPLEX 400W AC-DC mounted internally as Josh demonstrated in this video: . The dimensions of this card are 112.15mm x 102.92mm (without PCI bracket). I was looking for a list of GPU's that were compatible with the HDPLEX 400 W AC-DC mounted internally so I could compare their dimensions with this card but I couldn't find a list. If there is a list, I'd be more than happy to do the comparisons myself if someone could provide the link.
Thanks a lot, I really appreciate the assistance!
it's smaller than some of the cards that can be installed with the 400w ac-dc from hdplex.@NinoPecorino Thank you for your response, I really appreciate it! It's not that a doubt you, but can you provide some details as to how you know it will fit? I'm kinda anal when it comes to researching parts. Plus, its a purchase for my business so I would like to have all my ducks in a row before dropping 2k+ on all the hardware.
Thanks for your assistance.