I have changed the size of the chassis: 220 * 86 * 150MM, and support two full size SSD hard drive, built-in 200W power supply, do a good job after the finished product will send some pictures up, thank you for your creativity.
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Completed STX160.0 - The most powerful ATX unit, in the world!
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This build has been both a huge inspiration to me and a great resource, I can't thank you enough for going in such detail about it! Having read through all of it, I didn't quite understand, what solution did you eventually use to power both the STX board and the 1060 from the one source?
In addition, you said that you would have used a 1050ti had you done this again. Being that most 1050tis don't require 6 or 8 pin power, how would you have powered such a thing? Powered riser?
In addition, you said that you would have used a 1050ti had you done this again. Being that most 1050tis don't require 6 or 8 pin power, how would you have powered such a thing? Powered riser?
HDPLEX 160W AC-DC with its 19V DC output split, some going directly to the Mini-STX board and the rest going to a 160W DC-ATX for the 12V for the GPU.
The M.2 adapter is powered so it would already be good to go.
I guess not as @Aibohphobia used a converter m.2-pcie..i guess that m.2 is not delivering 75w..
So you can not use a 1050 ti?
yes but I guess only a gtx 1050ti with a 6 pins connector..
Does anyone know for sure on this issue? Will the powered riser alone be enough for a 1050ti ?
The article said mini itx - hah! Can't even read the build log. Even the name says the form factor. And look at the comments. Bunch of twats
Rare Non-Toxic Guy: "Oh look at that lightweight, quick and unique sports car"
Sad childish Guy: "Bluh Bugatti Veyron so much better"
:facepalm:
Thanks @Aibohphobia creativity, after a long time, finally made the first prototype, chassis size: 220 * 150 * 86MM, the top increase of 2 4CM fan, support for two 2.5-inch 7MM thick hard drive, CPU cooler height Limit 25MM the following.
Amazing!
Do you mind a few questions?
Edit: found your log!
Did you put the ac dc adaptor in there? Was wondering cause I can't see any ac power plug there.
Where did you get your 3.5mm panel mounted audio jack? The ones under the usb/ethernet ports on the back.
And is that CNC'd aluminium? How do you make that front illuminated square thingie?
Do not need to exchange DC adapter, you can click here.
Extend to the back of the chassis with your own audio extension cable.
CNC aluminum, the surface has not been oxidized.
The front glow acrylic uses a Homogeneous light plate.
Hi, .... Yes It's enough riser alone for 1050TI. I Build This.. https://smallformfactor.net/forum/t...llest-gaming-pc-gtx-1050ti-g4600-sfx-mb.6247/
Yeah, it’s a late reply, but here. So an pcix4 slot (AKA M.2) can only output 25W TDP. Meaning, any 1050ti would need a power connector. A full pcie x16 slot with any x16 to x16 riser will be able to power any 1050ti with a 75W tdp.
I'm currently in the process of adding a gpu with the same process to my Asrock deskmini. I have got the same/similar m.2 to pcie riser which has the bergs/floppy drive connector, and am likely to go for a gpu with the 6 pin power connector. Do I need to add any more power through a 4x to 16x powered pcie ribbon? Although there will be power to the gpu, does that provide the full 120w or does it draw anything from the pcie slot and if so how much? If it would draw anything from the PCIe as well, is the bergs connector sufficient to cope with that? I've seen various references to this in this log but any assistance in 100% confirming would be greatly appreciated! thank you
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