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@@shablooey V1 I used a switch and V2 I used a jumper.

@@xandercode you can get them on Amazon, eBay, Newegg and electronic parts websites

Recommendation? What needs to be improved for a better quality video?

@@NoWayNick i am a video editor and grafic deginner do you want i will edit your video at chepest price

Its in the next video, link in description. I think it was a 130w

@@lildec817 no it doesn't.

@@NoWayNick okay buddy find out

@@lildec817 it literally has no vents on the IO

@@NoWayNick90% of them do if you want good performance get another IO for that card with vents. It will help.

@@lildec817I get what you're saying but I'm not sure it would even help this 6900xt. If you look the halo 6900xt is also based on the reference card with the sides closed off and the heat fins are vertical not horizontal, making the airflow not even go to the back IO or the front side.

@@Marcus-jt2ff TBH it seems better since it's not getting as hot it doesn't throttle power

@@LD-cu1vd no, keeping for a future project or back up GPU

@@NoWayNickfair enough. Just looking for a used white 3060 right now. Thought I’d ask

Not any louder than normal

because its not ground breaking or incredible. its just store bought hardware. If he builkt the processor or GPU or anything from scratch then it be impressive

​@@xfaon 1. you're expecting a person with less than 500 subscribers to build a fucking processor? you know billion dollar companies have taken decades to build software and the silicon itself along with optimizations to not even be CLOSE to close to the performance and compatibility of intel and amd? this is basically telling a 5th grade sciencephile to build a thermonuclear reactor in 2 hours 2. he 3d printed a lot of stuff like the case and improvised with ribbon cables with the screen. designing where the components takes longer than a lunch break yknow 3. did you build your own laptop????

@@Swarailiaball 1. Modern fpgas are cheap af and you can still run windows and do x86 with relative ease. 2. This is still not ground breaking, sorry 3. No, ive built an arch so far, getting to that

It was a fun custom project I thought I would share, it's not meant to be a groundbreaking innovation. Showing what you can do with old/cheap components, basic tools and an idea.

@@NoWayNick yea yea. im just saying its very well designed for someone thats not that popular. keep up the good work tho this is so good

Agreed, looked into it couldn't justify it yet.

It got you to comment though lol

I found it on eBay

I'm not sure about that PC, you would have to check the motherboard specs to see if it has an M.2 PCIE slot

Most of my digrams are drawn out on paper or ms paint. But you have a more indepth question about the power layout let me know.

Sorry for not providing links. I didn't expect people to actually care enough to need them. Most odd ball components I used were from Amazon, eBay, or some other small electronics retailers. You can alternatively just Google it and look around for what you might be interested in.

I do have a Ender 3 V2, it's not the most advanced printer but it gets the job done for what I need

I'm sure the 7050 motherboard offers a very similar set of features like my 3070 did, so I wouldn't see why not, however most dedicate E-GPUs are used with a thunderbolt cable. Since thunderbolt technology can use PCIE

Start gathering a parts list together and start making rough drafts on how you want to do it. That's how mine started.

Thanks! This was V1 of this build, V2 I mounted a 13in screen to it (like a laptop) with direct power from the pico PSU and a gimbal HDMI ribbon cable, and redid the power supply I used a pico WR PSU so I could use the 19v and the 12v at the same time, soldiered 19v directly to the MB and included the power supply ID cable so the PC isn't throttled on boot. thought of a broken laptop but couldn't find one locally. Other projects I'm thinking of is a small MB (5x5) or smaller that offers mxm PCIE and putting it into a Xbox series x case or something smaller like the Intel M4 (the long skinny pocket version) and adding that new 3050 mini and making in into something the size of a brick 🧱. But who knows, I just like to try uncommon form factors and components.

@@NoWayNickI assume thats a video for version 2? I'll have to look for it. Haven't been sleeping lately EDIT What? It says you haven't uploaded anything since this one. You filmed that right? lol

@@ItIsNot1984unfortunately not yet, I've been out of country so I haven't had the chance to film/upload anything about V2 yet. When I get back I'll work on uploading V2

Just had a crazy idea. Build your own mini rack mount. Mount all your miniaturized builds on it. A pc for everything mounted on a knee high rack. Also, I don't know enough but curious about voltage ripple and if that can be a potential problem. I guess if your gpu doesn't seem to mind it, it doesn't matter? No idea.

Lol thanks for disliking an old video.

Just ask the questions here, that way if someone has a similar question they can refer to this comment thread.

This was before linking accounts. So you had to have two separate game keys and transfer your saved local storage. And I'm not sure if just linking accounts will also pull cloud storage over.

The cooler is a dell OEM optiplex cooler, not 100% what model or region it was sold in. I just started looking for optiplex parts (new/used) online and came across this cooler and jumped on it.

Correct the GPU will only use x4 PCIE. However it's still good enough for light gaming.

Just Google PCIE m. 2 adapter, many options to pick from. I just went with the smallest one I could find for sizing reasons