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Thanks to @Stinkerton18 I have an InWin A500 case on the way - woohoo!

Correct, it was indeed @Bolle - i must have misattributed it - i know Max did the LC/LCII & LCIII, so it probably got stuck in my head.

Remember, @Bolle has made the Reloaded boards for the 475, so there's hope for those custom chips.

What's the Sad Mac error you're getting?

Pinning this!

I like that little 3d printed tray for cf cards, very nice!

Peconnectors.com sells them pretty cheaply.

Datasheet for that IC: https://www.ic72.com/pdf_file/-/77392.pdf Available here: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/194853211483

Could that be 3D printed by PCBWay in metal?

Wait, three PPC601's on a board??

OK, after some benchmarks, driver updates and setting everything up the same as the 2200GE was in Windows 11, the final results for Forza Horizon 4 are... 52fps average! 😅

Finally, the Ryzen 5 PRO 2400GE arrived: So, now there's SMT and an additional 192 GPU cores. I've also backstepped to Windows 10 22H2 from Windows 11 24H2 as Windows 11 was just hot garbage. Stuttery, laggy, always using CPU when idle (30% in some cases), always using the SSD. Windows 10 is...

Try again, amended the permissions.

Take a look at the MLCC under the word 'SINGAPORE' - cracked/dry solder on those fillets. I'd add a dab of flux and reflow each side, to be sure.

These are also available in the resource section, above.

Ah - remember, the ground shield on these models also acts as a ground between different points on the logic board - IIRC Adrians Digital Basement also encountered the same issue as this, make sure the contact between the board and the ground shield is good.

It's a rectifier - Vishay still make these: https://www.mouser.co.uk/ProductDetail/Vishay-Semiconductors/BYV28-200-TAP?qs=yIvl1B2wDi7mFBLogVTbRA%3D%3D

Yeah i had a look there, but lots of questions, no answers.

So this was about to be yeeted into the e-waste at work when one of my colleagues stopped it from going in the bin, putting it on my desk instead. I love these little USFF 1L machines, they pack so much into such a tight space, and this appeared to be no different. Opening it up, oh, a...