Power outlet or the network one? Power outlet is just an Amazon Basics power strip. I designed and 3D printed a flip switch cover for the power switch though so it isn't accidentally turned off, LOL. The network strip, I made myself, some 3D printed parts and others just plastic channeling. I guess I could if I can remember where I sourced all the parts.
Will you do a review on the new cwwk purple nas board? They seemingly fixed a lot of stuff like replacing the jmb585 with asm1166 on board. Better C-states.
You mean this one: cwwk.net/collections/nas/products/cwwk-q670-8-bay-nas-motherboard-is-suitable-for-intel-12-13-14-generation-cpu-3x-m-2-nvme-8x-sata3-0-2x-intel-2-5g-network-port-hdmi-dp-4k-60hz-vpro-enterprise-class-commercial-nas
@@jackipiegg Thanks. Yeah, I just looked into that. Topton has one available, but CWWK hasn't seemed to release theirs yet. I'm going to try to get my hands on one though from Topton.
@@htwingnut Yea, topton also has "CW-NAS-ADLN-K" label on it. Seems like topton and CWWK are the same entity. If you have time to do an update on their older boards, do check out 12V picopsu's and "C-states". I like these china boards for their hardware but their bios optimization is terrible (it won't go to a higher C-state like other boards). This explains a lot since most N100 "mini pcs" can achieve 5W idle.
Great Video and Review especially the fan portion. The hdd temperature is really bad, makes the whole case useless. Silverstone failed at the most important thing of this case, the hdds.
Yep, total non-starter. I have a Fractal Node 804 which has fantastic cooling and it's also fantastic if you enjoy breaking SATA connectors on 20TB HDDs.
I've seen a couple of your videos by now and I really - really! - like your style. No nonsens and straight to the point.
Thank you for the kind words. It does mean a lot.
Can't believe how much useful content and data you squeezed into 12 mins - excellent edit!
Easy to understand, straight to the point. Thank you!
Really helpful video, I appreciate your detail on the fans!
Thanks for the review. Very helpful.
Super helpful review! Thanks!
Is there any way to fit an ATX motherboard? even if it is removing the psu cage
Great video
Thanks!
Great review.
Can you make a video of that multiple outlet strip in the wall
Power outlet or the network one? Power outlet is just an Amazon Basics power strip. I designed and 3D printed a flip switch cover for the power switch though so it isn't accidentally turned off, LOL.
The network strip, I made myself, some 3D printed parts and others just plastic channeling. I guess I could if I can remember where I sourced all the parts.
Will you do a review on the new cwwk purple nas board? They seemingly fixed a lot of stuff like replacing the jmb585 with asm1166 on board. Better C-states.
You mean this one: cwwk.net/collections/nas/products/cwwk-q670-8-bay-nas-motherboard-is-suitable-for-intel-12-13-14-generation-cpu-3x-m-2-nvme-8x-sata3-0-2x-intel-2-5g-network-port-hdmi-dp-4k-60hz-vpro-enterprise-class-commercial-nas
@@htwingnutThis looks very interesting. Testing could be difficult with the variable of a cpu involved.
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Nope, its the purple colored board with N100.
@@jackipiegg Thanks. Yeah, I just looked into that. Topton has one available, but CWWK hasn't seemed to release theirs yet. I'm going to try to get my hands on one though from Topton.
@@htwingnut
Yea, topton also has "CW-NAS-ADLN-K" label on it. Seems like topton and CWWK are the same entity.
If you have time to do an update on their older boards, do check out 12V picopsu's and "C-states".
I like these china boards for their hardware but their bios optimization is terrible (it won't go to a higher C-state like other boards). This explains a lot since most N100 "mini pcs" can achieve 5W idle.
Great Video and Review especially the fan portion. The hdd temperature is really bad, makes the whole case useless. Silverstone failed at the most important thing of this case, the hdds.
Yep, total non-starter. I have a Fractal Node 804 which has fantastic cooling and it's also fantastic if you enjoy breaking SATA connectors on 20TB HDDs.
Mesh on the door is removable.