2013-09-18, 18:29
The G620T will be fine with a 60W AC adapter.
2013-09-18, 20:32
2013-09-18, 22:41
Well.....
It's alive!!!
Roll on the weekend for some Dremmelage!
Very very silent. Very very noticeably quicker on xbmc menu compared to NUC.
3.2 is a bit of PITA though. Seems the box is on the home workgroup instead of just workgroup so can't see server. Added the drives in as network locations works though. Scanning quickly too!
It's alive!!!
Roll on the weekend for some Dremmelage!
Very very silent. Very very noticeably quicker on xbmc menu compared to NUC.
3.2 is a bit of PITA though. Seems the box is on the home workgroup instead of just workgroup so can't see server. Added the drives in as network locations works though. Scanning quickly too!
2013-09-18, 23:42
20-pin picoPSU will work fine with the P8H61-I. I've built plenty of them (including my bedroom HTPC) with picoPSU and that motherboard.
The stock PSU should be fine though. I've never had an issue with an ASUS board and that model DC powerboard. All my cases though come with the upgraded all-solid caps version though.
You should have gone for this version: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00AWZJQB2
The stock PSU should be fine though. I've never had an issue with an ASUS board and that model DC powerboard. All my cases though come with the upgraded all-solid caps version though.
You should have gone for this version: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00AWZJQB2
2013-09-19, 05:49
Nah. Didn't want any ports on the front. That's what kina ruined the NUC for me. Having USB ports on show.
2013-09-19, 14:30
I just got some of these, a slightly different version of what you have, that I am pretty impressed with the look.
2013-09-19, 21:16
Sorry about the off topic post
@dougie any chances of Haswell NUC compatible chassis that would support a hard drive with passive cooling coming up any time soon.
@dougie any chances of Haswell NUC compatible chassis that would support a hard drive with passive cooling coming up any time soon.
2013-09-19, 21:22
(2013-09-19, 21:16)bharath23 Wrote: @dougie any chances of Haswell NUC compatible chassis that would support a hard drive with passive cooling coming up any time soon.
You might want to look at this: http://www.logicsupply.com/products/ml300
2013-09-20, 23:35
First rule of building. Check your measurements.
Bugger.
Dougie my man, suggestions on a slim heatsink/fan cooler please me dear! 5mm too much it seems!!
Already started modding the case so that ain't going back lol.
Bugger.
Dougie my man, suggestions on a slim heatsink/fan cooler please me dear! 5mm too much it seems!!
Already started modding the case so that ain't going back lol.
2013-09-21, 09:52
2013-09-21, 10:22
2013-09-21, 11:29
Silverstone AR04.
http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.ph...18&area=en
or the Gelid i-Plus
http://skinflint.co.uk/gelid-solutions-s...30111.html
D.
http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.ph...18&area=en
or the Gelid i-Plus
http://skinflint.co.uk/gelid-solutions-s...30111.html
D.
2013-09-21, 13:04
2013-09-21, 17:10
So notched the casing to allow the cap under and the board now lines up with the I/O shield.
Then relocated the power connector from the side of the case [silly place and fouled the audio outputs]
Now on the rear above the HDMI port.
So just the replacement low profile fan cooler/heatsink to come and then I can fit the lid!
Then relocated the power connector from the side of the case [silly place and fouled the audio outputs]
Now on the rear above the HDMI port.
So just the replacement low profile fan cooler/heatsink to come and then I can fit the lid!
