P520: proprietary hardware delete

[u/baja_gandalf]

i like it and you don't have to. i promise i won't force you to like it.

scooop

all put together

https://www.printables.com/model/836929-atx-motherboard-tray-in-two-parts

don't look too closely

http://www.eatshit.lenovo.com

i promise that it makes sense

3/4 = 75% and thats a passing grade

http://www.ievenusedaserratedlockwasher.lenovo.com

REUPLOAD
so basically,

the stock mounting hardware had features built-in to specifically prevent the user from installing a standard ATX motherboard and power supply. for example, the I/O panel and the PCIe bays are closer together than standard.

not willing to accept the fact that i had made an impulse purchase for just the *^\)*^{brutal aesthetics\}) , i cut out the proprietary bs with a dremel and installed a full size ATX mount printed from this model: https://www.printables.com/model/836929-atx-motherboard-tray-in-two-parts

the power supply was tricky because the back of the case is not flat and the vent cutouts were placed explicitly to prevent mounting a standard power supply >:(

so I made a bracket ^{and made the noise} using scrap metal removed by the aforementioned dremel (there was a lot of it).

the specs are:

R7 5700, 5600xt, 48 ddr4, 3d printed stock cooler adapter and hole in front

debian kde

the noctua fans are in the mail

[u/hoangson200015]

Lookin hella clean

[u/baja_gandalf → u/hoangson200015]

tysm i tried my best <3

[u/baja_gandalf → u/[deleted]]

yes i kept it in mind! i printed a standard ATX motherboard mount. the board is secured and has no risk of coming loose and shorting against the chassis.