Would you believe it! Josh is right!
Nice spot dude, didn't notice that one end of the cooler was elevated vs the other. I'm leaving the heatsink on though, for aesthetic reasons mainly.
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SKYREACH 4 MINI (S4M)
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Would you believe it! Josh is right!
Nice spot dude, didn't notice that one end of the cooler was elevated vs the other. I'm leaving the heatsink on though, for aesthetic reasons mainly.
While I'm hopeful an outage from January 2 wouldnt affect us this far back, customs can be surprising... I really hope they process our mini's soon cause this Silverstone SG13 feels pretty ugly already
Tell me about it, this is my sg13b u.u
And it's visual pollution because i have it on top of my TV on a shelf :/
Went to collect it at the post office this morning as I missed delivery yesterday as was at work, but apparently it was locked in a delivery van that they couldn't access.
FML
FML
Yeah, I'm based in London. Mine actually arrived in the UK on the 17th of Jan - but they took me a week to send the letter asking to pay customs charges. I did that as soon as I received it, then they took another two days to deliver it. Will probably collect Saturday now.
dang yall are dying waiting for tracking/shipping/whatever.I wanna see these builds!! :'(
I know...
hopefully mine arrives today.Was in Customs less than 4 hours, which is INCREDIBLE.
Package status: In transit
Destination country: Mexico
2018-01-31 10:53 Operating Office international Operation Mexpost EMS, CDMX., in transit to destination
2018-01-31 07:13 MXMEXE, beginning of the customs review in country destination
2018-01-31 07:12 MEXICO, in int exchange zone. In the destination country, prior customs
Origin country: Taiwan [CN]
2018-01-26 09:00 International Air Mail section, exported-data detailed as the right, destination country: Mexico, Purpose Interchange Bureau: MEXICO, Total package number: 19, departure date: 20180126
2018-01-25 14:01 Keelung Love three-way post office, send mail, destination country: Mexico
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An hour with the orbital sander later. . HDPLEX 300W AC-DC unit fits. Bonus: because the fit is so tight, both removable panels act as heatsinks. Seems pretty useful cause the case gets warm, even when idle.
Slight modification to IEC C6 connector and I have 3 prong power input. Also included a switch in the round hole to turn on and off the power switch lighting.
Awesome.
An hour with the orbital sander later. . HDPLEX 300W AC-DC unit fits. Bonus: because the fit is so tight, both removable panels act as heatsinks. Seems pretty useful cause the case gets warm, even when idle.
Slight modification to IEC C6 connector and I have 3 prong power input. Also included a switch in the round hole to turn on and off the power switch lighting.
Do you have any pics of the sanding process?
An hour with the orbital sander later. . HDPLEX 300W AC-DC unit fits. Bonus: because the fit is so tight, both removable panels act as heatsinks. Seems pretty useful cause the case gets warm, even when idle.
Slight modification to IEC C6 connector and I have 3 prong power input. Also included a switch in the round hole to turn on and off the power switch lighting.
Thank you for this! What is your GPU? Did you removed the plastic fan casing?
New to the forums here and looking forward to learn! I got my Skyreach 4 Mini here in Boston roughly a 3-4 days ago. Packing shows it was sent from Lian-Li Industrial.
Will be my first build of this size, done roughly 100 or so builds with big brand cases so far. Might settle for a 1060 because crypto is driving prices of 1070's and up to insane prices. Primary use for it will be a travel sized stream encoder.
Will be my first build of this size, done roughly 100 or so builds with big brand cases so far. Might settle for a 1060 because crypto is driving prices of 1070's and up to insane prices. Primary use for it will be a travel sized stream encoder.
Nope, just took some 60 grit (should have looked harder for 40) and spent a whole 5 pieces of orbital sandpaper just getting it down. Fit right now is still not quite right, about 1mm of space between the panels on that side, so when my stuff comes in for custom cabling I'll have another go at it. Pair of calipers recommended so you can know where you're unevenly sanding.
Nvidia Quadro P2000. It's a workstation card, single slot. Didn't remove the fan casing. Fits VERY snug against the AC/DC. Like, another 1-3 millimeters would have meant I'd have to modify the PCI bracket or some shit to get it in there.
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