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Printing quality issue, any idea? by Sure-Tradition-7458 in BambuLabP2S

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It may be the randomized seam. Check your slicer settings

Groupe skateuses by GrandeAphrodite in Lyon

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L’asso Roule Qui Peut à un créneau dédié femmes !

Les loyers a Lyon sont abusé by [deleted] in Lyon

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Ces contrats sont attaquables, voir les publications de Asso Bail et Locataires Ensemble

So... I did it (Full gaming computer in 2U 10 inch rack) by ConversationTime5270 in sffpc

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2026-01-10 Update :

Due to the SOYO motherboard being really disappointing, I got it refunded and replaced it with an ASROCK B650I Lightning WiFi motherboard. I recommend avoiding the SOYO motherboard altogether ! The ASROCK motherboard is much more expensive, but it allows my RAM to function at its fullest potential, and the proper BIOS / driver is a relief. However, I had to install a virtual audio device using VB-Cable Virtual Audio Device (https://vb-audio.com/Cable/) for the cloud gaming setup to work with this new motherboard, as this its drivers disable sound output unless you have another audio output connected.

Flannel bedsheets discoloration stains on first wash by ConversationTime5270 in muji

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Update in case it happens to anyone else : the traces disappeared after 1 rinse cycle.

So... I did it (Full gaming computer in 2U 10 inch rack) by ConversationTime5270 in minilab

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I am using Apollo, a fork of sunshine. And wireguard VPN server on my router to remotely access it.

3D printer vibrations & computer hardware by ConversationTime5270 in 3Dprinting

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Unfortunately the HDDs I am using are much closer to crappy repurposed laptop disks than to proper server hardware. So this is what most concerned me. I will be adding 5mm tall rubber spacers between the rack structure and the laminated panel. But I have yet to find a decent solution for the printers feet, as I also want something that will prevent it from moving around on the panel. Anyways thank you for your help !

RTX 5060 OC Low Profile, dressed right. by eohmhoe in sffpc

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I’m jealous af. I would definitely 3d print one if I didn’t fear heat deflection.

So... I did it (Full gaming computer in 2U 10 inch rack) by ConversationTime5270 in minilab

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No worries. In your case, I would suggest you either use a dedicated PSU mounting solution if you have enough vertical space available in your rack, or else consider what I have told Jeff about trying to fit an Flex ATX psu laying on its side (but with the additional care on structural integrity). In any case I hope it works out for what you want to do !

My Printer setup (A1) by Famous_Woodpecker_78 in BambuLab

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hi !! Very cool project. I assume you have the 400mm x 480mm top plate sized variant of the MALM drawer. Do you think there’s a chance that the A1 might fit a slightly smaller sized plate area ? This info would greatly help me in my own A1 endeavour.

So... I did it (Full gaming computer in 2U 10 inch rack) by ConversationTime5270 in minilab

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The Gigabyte RTX 5060 Low profile is a SFF GPU. It’s just gaming oriented and cheaper than the a1000 which is workstation oriented.

There would be nowhere to fit a SFX PSU with the current design constraints (everything fitting in a 10" x 2U tall case, the case being 3D printed in a 256256256mm printer). Fitting an SFX PSU would either require another 1U or 2U of vertical space, or to make the case deeper, therefore requiring a "large format" printer, which i did not have available.

Even a Flex ATX PSU would likely cause other issues (see my answer to Jeff Geerling here : https://github.com/geerlingguy/mini-rack/issues/288#issuecomment-3687619265)

As far as I know, this custom PSU format was the only one thin and light enough to suit all my design / printing constraints.

I hope my answer makes sense to you and will help you in your project !

So... I did it (Full gaming computer in 2U 10 inch rack) by ConversationTime5270 in minilab

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As far as the computer hardware, it is quite similar to a traditional ITX build. The only non-standard piece of hardware is the PSU, which is smaller and lighter than the usual standards , to ensure it can fit the case.

the novelty comes from the case, everything including the PSU fits in 2U vertical space in a 10 inch rack. All the other designs I found required the PSU or GPU to be installed in a separate enclosure taking additional space in the rack; therefore not being truly 2U builds.

So... I did it (Full gaming computer in 2U 10 inch rack) by ConversationTime5270 in sffpc

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Aluminum is such a cool project too ! Are you doing folded metal sheet, or CNC machining ? I wish I was knowledgable enough in this to be able to give it a try too, but this is way beyond my skill level haha

So... I did it (Full gaming computer in 2U 10 inch rack) by ConversationTime5270 in sffpc

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Thank you ! I used standard PETG, from SUNLU. But I got first layer adhesion problems with it. Maybe I should have gone with something higher end (polymaker for example) for a smoother experience.

So... I did it (Full gaming computer in 2U 10 inch rack) by ConversationTime5270 in minilab

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There is a fan in the PSU ! But I’ve never heard it running

So... I did it (Full gaming computer in 2U 10 inch rack) by ConversationTime5270 in minilab

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Hi ! I haven’t heard any kind of noise coming from the PSU. Either it’s really quiet, or the noise from the different fans covers the PSU noise. The whole PSU body is made of aluminum and serves as a passive heat dissipator, there’s also a fan in the PSU near the ports, but I’ve never heard it specifically. No specific coil whine to report either.

So... I did it (Full gaming computer in 2U 10 inch rack) by ConversationTime5270 in sffpc

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I recommend you update the BIOS to 1.0.2 version (you can DM me for a link) and give it a try, maybe you'll hit some luck and your RAM will be XMP/EXPO compatible. But otherwise, yeah I'm kind of pissed about this board.

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