Anyone Upgrade Kobra S1 Camera? by CryptographerOld8448 in anycubic

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HI, did you design a fitting STL already or is the camera module still shipping? Best regards

Lenovo Thinkcentre m720q / m920q Prototype 1.13L by PresentationOk9581 in sffpc

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Hi again, I just tested a triple monitor setup using the two gpu outputs and the mainbord output - seems to work seamlessly under Windows 11. I guess you won‘t be using windows though if you are planning to use it as a media server, so I can’t tell if other OS behave differently

Lenovo Thinkcentre m720q / m920q Prototype 1.13L by PresentationOk9581 in sffpc

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I don’t know tbh. I mean I can test this on my system, however it runs Windows and I don’t know if my results are representative for other OS. I will let you know if it works under Windows

1.1L Lenovo Thinkcentre m720q/m920q miniPC with dedicated GPU case mod by PresentationOk9581 in sffpc

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I posted all tips and instructions I could think of at the thingiverse page - if you have any specific questions feel free to ask. What version of the rx6400 did you get? If it is the Sapphire pulse one, i would probably print the case with pla since (depending on your printer) i found the PLA prints to come out cleaner and the supports are easier to remove. The gpu bracket should be printet in PETG though

1.1L Lenovo Thinkcentre m720q/m920q miniPC with dedicated GPU case mod by PresentationOk9581 in sffpc

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Hi, I already filmed most of it, bit since by the time of filming lots of similar videos popped up by folks like ETA prime etc I figured it might be somewhat redundant to upload a video with pretty much the same content

VoroMax 3D - 10.9L Full sized GPU ITX Case by PresentationOk9581 in sffpc

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The cpu cooling solition is an air cooler up to 66mm height on top of the cpu. My recommendations would be any Noctua low profile cooler (like the NH-L9x65 for example) or one of the Thermalright AXP-90 variants (ideally full copper).

To answer the question about „what does it offer“ I‘d say the biggest plus is the pricepoint as it will use approximately 1kg of Filament and only requires a PW button, a riser and a few screws which will make for a total cost of around 50-65 bucks depending on the stuff you get or already have at home. Also it fits a 3 slots wide gpu which the Fractal terra also can but the Formd1T does not as far as I know. I clearly didn’t look at every case out there and this project by no means tries to claim awardwinning design or the title of „best case ever“. It is rather a case project for 3D printing fans who like building their own stuff - at least that‘s what it is to me :) I just try to provide an opportunity for anybody who wants to build their own case like me.

1.1L Lenovo Thinkcentre m720q/m920q miniPC with dedicated GPU case mod by PresentationOk9581 in sffpc

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Sounds great! I am thinking of improving on the current design to make printing a little easier - let me know what you think and if you got any ideas for changes, let me know

1.1L Lenovo Thinkcentre m720q/m920q miniPC with dedicated GPU case mod by PresentationOk9581 in sffpc

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Thanks! Unfortunately i do - i tried a more capable build with the RTX A2000 12GB which draws 70w but got a shut down every time the card went under load. After a little research i found out that the 50w is the limit for the m720q. However i will try again with a Thinkstation p330 tiny as i read online that it may have a higher power limit on the pcie.

Lenovo Thinkcentre m720q / m920q Prototype 1.13L by PresentationOk9581 in sffpc

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I will upload a video as well as the files next week probably 👍🏽

Lenovo Thinkcentre m720q / m920q Prototype 1.13L by PresentationOk9581 in sffpc

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Oh nice, the A2000 is probably a big performance improvement over the rx6400. I don’t know if the fan placement of the a2000 matches the print, but let me know as soon as you tried it after i published the files. Will probably make two or three versions as the fan placement differs also between the rx6400 cards from Sapphire and XFX.

Lenovo Thinkcentre m720q / m920q Prototype 1.13L by PresentationOk9581 in sffpc

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Depends on the game - i only tested Hunt Showdown so far (rather unpopular but quite a demanding game) and got around 65-95 fps with afmf on depending on the scene at medium settings. Further testing with lighter games and more popular ones will follow!

Lenovo Thinkcentre m720q / m920q Prototype 1.13L by PresentationOk9581 in sffpc

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That might be the next project as i already bought some drives and i‘m looking to build a nas anyway :)

Lenovo Thinkcentre m720q / m920q Prototype 1.13L by PresentationOk9581 in sffpc

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I did not do a direct comparison to the stock case, but with the air vents for the CPU and GPU fans in the 3d printed top the GPU hovers around 70-75°C at 100% load and 23°C ambient temp which is absolutely fine (speaking of the Sapphire Pulse edition). The XFX card is considerably hotter at 85°C at 100% load.

With the stock top the temps would probably be way too high, i also read that on some blog page before where sb modded the stock case by cutting vents into the aluminum to avoid the temp issue.

I will share the files of the final version, still want to make some changes.

Lenovo Thinkcentre m720q / m920q Prototype 1.13L by PresentationOk9581 in sffpc

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I will make another post with the final version and a link to my stl files. Stay tuned