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Yes, this Lenovo Tiny PC supports the Intel Core i9-9900T. Thank you!

Sorry, unfortunately, I couldn't find any adapter to convert a Dell power supply to a 24-pin standard power supply. This is because there is no demand for such a tool since Dell PSUs are mostly low wattage. A standard PSU with a 24-pin connector is very accessible on the market at a comfortable price.

The Lenovo M720q also has a PCIe slot, allowing you to install expansion cards like network adapters, Thunderbolt, Oculink, and GPUs, just like the M920q. Thank you.

Thank you!

You don't need to modify for 10 NIC. You can buy the network adapter and its bracket, and you're ready to go.

@@itggear3400 fantastic! Thanks

I use a 230W AC adapter. Thank you.

@@itggear3400 awesome thank you! Great project! Thank you for posting

Yes, a 500-watt PSU should be enough for a Ryzen 5 7500F, 16GB 6000MHz RAM, and RTX 4060. Make sure it's a good quality PSU with sufficient connectors and efficiency.

Yes, if you have at least a 450W PSU. Otherwise, you can upgrade the PSU. Please watch this video: ruclips.net/video/DvNWbDd-ZCQ/видео.html

@@itggear3400 thanks for your reply, just as I thought, I might just upgrade the PSU.

Yes, please check my RUclips community post here. I posted it specifically for you: ruclips.net/channel/UCBpFmXURDoUpKGj43Uot0Agcommunity?lb=Ugkx-q_wQbvZZ_q39FbBXkmRdzgWL0LyGvsF

@@itggear3400 thank you a lot :)

In this video showcase, I use PLA+ filament for printing. I also share the 3D model files download link in the video description. For anyone interested in building it on their own, they can download the 3D model files and print in any material they want. Thank you.

Yes, indeed you can install AIO tube in the front position. However, I install the tube to the back position becuase my PSU cable is too short so I need to install PSU on the top that is why I need to move the AIO tube to the back. Thank you.

I will give the 3D model files for free, but my RX 6400 order has not arrived yet. I need this GPU to finalize the cover and ensure it fits perfectly. Once I confirm that the 3D model files are all accurate and ready to use, I will share the download link. Thank you.

Hello! Thanks for watching my videos and for your kind words. Unfortunately, the Lenovo Tiny PCs like the M920q cannot install a GTX 1060. The GTX 1060 is 192-bit and requires a 1x8-pin PCIe power cable, plus there isn’t enough room for a full-height GPU in this tiny PC. Unless you do a case swap and use an extra power supply to support the GPU. Thank you.

Xematix Windpower 964 RGB Arctic White air cooler

The CPU cooler uses three mounting screw holes, so a standard CPU cooler cannot be installed on this PC. The big issue when installing the GPU while using the 3D printed case is not the GPU or CPU temperature, but the VRM temperature and the motherboard's power delivery capability, which causes the CPU to throttle all the time. Thank you.

@@itggear3400 the a2000 single slot cooler?

Awesome, thank you!

es, however, if you don't have one yet and would like to try it, I would recommend buying a Lenovo M920x or Lenovo P330 Tiny. These tiny PCs come from the same series and are similarly priced, but they support a 65W CPU and a 50W GPU right out of the box

It doesn't have enough space to install a 120mm fan on top of this case. Also, if you install a larger CPU cooler, you won't be able to install any fan on top. Thank you.

Yes, it should work. The RX 550 has a low power draw, and your i3-6100 is efficient. Your 280W PSU should handle both. Thank you.

Yes, indeed, that is why I post new video. Please check it here: ruclips.net/video/pNyUFKVOzfQ/видео.html

Thanks for watching!

I think we can add a fan over the CPU cooler and easily redesign the top cover to accommodate it. However, we can't connect that fan anywhere since there is no available fan header, and it does not have SATA or Molex power due to the removal of the hard drive kits to install a GPU. Alternatively, you could add a USB fan that connects via a USB port outside the case. Thank you.

@@itggear3400 OR... soldered the fan on the usb connection header, or idk what the english term is, but i am sure you got it :l

I mean you can find a USB fan from any online marketplace like Amazon or eBay, so you can connect the fan to the PC using a USB cable. In my video, the 3D printed case has a lot of space on the top area of the CPU cooler, so we can actually add the fan there. The fan should be no bigger than 80mm. Thank you.

I think that those PCs are the same size. However, they have different back and front I/O ports as well as onboard slot support, which can lead to significant differences between the two models. Thank you.

I watched some videos on RUclips where they stopped the BD-PROCHOT throttle via command prompt. I want to try it as well. Once I succeed or fail, I will update you with a follow-up comment. Thank you.

I believe it's possible. Let's test it. Once I confirm the problem is fixed, I'll let you know.

I think it can, but we need an extra power supply board to support it. Please keep in mind that the Lenovo M920q has a board power limit of 135W. Also, we cannot use power directly from the power supply since it’s 20V DC.

In this video, I focused on how to make it possible. Even though that PC has only PCIe 3.0 x4, it can still accommodate this GPU and run it. The RX 6400, even at full speed, has lower performance and can't compare with higher GPUs. However, even running at PCIe 3.0 x4, it doesn't lose all its performance and is still faster than other low-profile AMD GPU cards for supporting Linux Steam Deck-like OS.