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[Andrew]

Yeah, 20%.

[BWG]

Alright, I bought dowel rods, spray paint, screws, and a miter box/saw. Built this GPU external vertical tech tray of sorts. My glass door will fit on the case after I build a loop into the station, so I'll tie it into the pc loop for now with no door.

 

Edited April 27, 2021 by BWG

[The Pook]

Noctua A9x25 to replace the Noctua A9x14 for my HTPC's L9a because the 4650G gets toasty.

 

 

have a feeling it's not going to make much of a difference though.

[BWG]

5 minutes ago, The Pook said:

Noctua A9x25 to replace the Noctua A9x14 for my HTPC's L9a because the 4650G gets toasty.

 

 

have a feeling it's not going to make much of a difference though.

 

Got a pic of that chassis setup somewhere? 

[J7SC_Orion]

10 minutes ago, The Pook said:

Noctua A9x25 to replace the Noctua A9x14 for my HTPC's L9a because the 4650G gets toasty.

 

 

have a feeling it's not going to make much of a difference though.

 

...nice, that should help. But in case things still get toasty in a small / confined enclosure, this all-in-one block/res/pump is kind of nifty (though I hope they'll make a D5 version down the line)

 

 

[The Pook]

6 minutes ago, BWG said:

 

Got a pic of that chassis setup somewhere? 

 

just an Asrock X300W

 

 

 

no banana on hand to show the proper scale, unfortunately 

 

 

 

[BWG]

7 minutes ago, The Pook said:

 

just an Asrock X300W

 

 

 

no banana on hand to show the proper scale, unfortunately 

 

 

 

 

I would so put an intake fan on the side of the cover if you can find something to fit. Aim intake just over cpu fan. You probably considered that already though. 

[The Pook]

2 minutes ago, BWG said:

 

I would so put an intake fan on the side of the cover if you can find something to fit. Aim intake just over cpu fan. You probably considered that already though. 

 

I'd have to put something on the outside (and I don't really wanna), that vent is directly over the CPU heatsink and:

 

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CPU Cooler (Max. Height ≦ 46mm)

 

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NH-L9a without fan: 23 mm

NH-L9a with 14mm fan: 37mm

 

I'm hoping Asrock lowballed the "46mm" measurement but I guess I'll see tomorrow  

 

 

[BWG]

Oh heck, I didn't realize it was directly on top of the cpu fan.

Edited April 28, 2021 by BWG

[The Pook]

it fits but barely, but the fan is so close to the side panel that even though it's spinning ~400 RPM slower it's 9001x times louder. 

 

 

oh well 

[Avacado]

Few things. New AC unit to help keep the dungeon cool this summer for folding/mining. 

 

[Bastiaan_NL]

You mean to keep my room cool?

[J7SC_Orion]

 

Edited May 1, 2021 by J7SC_Orion

[axipher]

Old Dell Rack from a local business that relocated and was auctioning some of the old gear.

 

Edited May 2, 2021 by axipher

[Avacado]

9 minutes ago, axipher said:

Old Dell Rack from a local business that relocated and was auctioning some of the old gear.

 

Sexy, gotta get me a nice rack. Gottem. 

[Diffident]

I've been on a tool buying binge lately.

 

Everything Made In USA.  I don't buy Chinese tools.

 

Wright Tool 4435 1/2" drive Flex Handle  (Wright Tool - the best sockets and wrenches money can buy)

Grayvik prybars  (Vaughan tools with cosmetic defects are labeled as Grayvik...they're prybars they're going to get scratched the first time you use it anyway)

[Bastiaan_NL]

20 hours ago, J7SC_Orion said:

..

Another update coming soon

 

18 hours ago, axipher said:

Old Dell Rack from a local business that relocated and was auctioning some of the old gear.

Is it me or is the picture not working?

 

6 hours ago, Diffident said:

I've been on a tool buying binge lately.

 

Everything Made In USA.  I don't buy Chinese tools.

 

Wright Tool 4435 1/2" drive Flex Handle  (Wright Tool - the best sockets and wrenches money can buy)

Grayvik prybars  (Vaughan tools with cosmetic defects are labeled as Grayvik...they're prybars they're going to get scratched the first time you use it anyway)

 

I love tools, got a van filled with all sorts of specialized tools for the work we do. Lots of it is self made.

A good thing they rebrand it and sell it anyways, throwing good tools away because of cosmetics would be a waste.

 

[The Pook]

48 minutes ago, Bastiaan_NL said:

Is it me or is the picture not working?

 

maybe he just returned it 

[iamjanco]

To do power analysis using my Siglent scope:

[J7SC_Orion]

1 hour ago, Bastiaan_NL said:

Another update coming soon

(...)

 

...Einstein said more or less: 'the faster you go, the slower you grow old'

 

Spoiler

  

  

...if fast is good, then faster is better 

 

 

 

[axipher]

5 hours ago, Bastiaan_NL said:

Another update coming soon

 

Is it me or is the picture not working?

 

I love tools, got a van filled with all sorts of specialized tools for the work we do. Lots of it is self made.

A good thing they rebrand it and sell it anyways, throwing good tools away because of cosmetics would be a waste.

 

 

It might be because I copied it from my Google Photos and EHW didn't create it's own copy like it once did.  So maybe if you aren't signed in to Google, it doesn't load images hosted on Google Photos.  I just re-inserted it again, so should be in the original post.

 

 

 

4 hours ago, iamjanco said:

To do power analysis using my Siglent scope:

 

My power monitoring is much cheaper:
- Arduino Uni Wifi Rev 2

- 6x Drok 0-100 A to 0-100 mA Current Clamps

- Some resistors and capacitors and that gets me 6 phases of power monitoring (assuming a average 120 V)

 

24 hour window in to my power consumption

 

Zoomed in on the morning 2 hour window, all those spikes are the coffee maker keeping the pot nice and hot

 

[ozlay]

NH-D15S chromax + NA-HC4 chromax white.

 

Superflower Leadex III 750w

Edited May 2, 2021 by ozlay

[iamjanco]

For my display project:

gotta love trolls and their fellow brethren.

Edited May 4, 2021 by iamjanco

[BWG]

Edited May 5, 2021 by BWG

[axipher]