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@GreiverBlade You know, I hate being wrong, but I think I'm gonna have to admit that you're a lot smarter than I in picking the Alpha over something like I am doing. It truly is a travel-portable desktop.

At the end of the day, this thing is heavy. "Oh, but it has such a thick front aluminium panel that it must be like carrying around a lead weight." Alright then, I'll swap that D9L for a L9i and move the thing to a smaller and lighter SG05, and I can kiss goodbye to my 4790K in the process. Why? Because without severe undervolting and underclocking, and between it and the ST45SF-G fighting for air, there's no way a 4790K is going to stay under 80 degrees at 90%+ load, and definitely not with a high-end video card dumping heat into the case. Why not an AIO, then, if a L9i can't cut it? Because not everyone at CATSA, TSA and Border Force knows what a liquid cooler is (and has the patience to hear you out on what it is), and it probably isn't in the slightest bit smart in the face of tightening regulations regarding carry-on liquids. While we're on the topic of high-end video cards, all these open cooler designs just dump heat straight into the case. What about blowers, you ask? Blowers are air-starved no less than other coolers, pressed up against those side panels, and if you don't believe me, take temperatures with the case top on/off on the SG05 and SG08 and you'll soon see what I mean. It'll work, but it's going to howl like a banshee.

While we're on the topic of blowers, blowers also tend to be very long cards. What's the issue here? Well, if you have a really long card, sure it "fits" when you're comparing it to the case dimensions on paper, but you're going to be using a non-modular PSU in order to fit the card. What does this mean? This means that the end of the card likely butts up against the mass of cables coming out of the PSU. That's a problem. Furthermore, a long card might fit but if it has a backplate, you either have to ditch the backplate or tape up the PSU using electrical tape and hope that jamming the card in there doesn't bend the PCB of the card/short it. So you manage to fit it all in. The case is horizontally oriented, so has the weight of the card caused severe sag in the PCIe slot area of the motherboard? Does it need a little round rubber pad in there to support the motherboard? And if you value your very expensive video card and most likely very expensive motherboard, you're going to want to remove that card and store it somewhere else for the trip, where it might be subject to horrid forces parallel to the motherboard. "Well just use an SG05". That case has its own limitations and drawbacks and in all likelihood your very long card won't even fit in the SG05. "Buy an NCase M1 then". In all likelihood, that thing is probably even heavier than the SG08 with its all-aluminium construction, it's not widely available, and it is ridiculously expensive. It's also so wide when placed on its side in the 1510 that I don't think pluck foam can even accommodate it. "Buy something like the SG08 but larger like the Cougar QBX". Good luck trying to fit that thing into a protective carry-on piece of luggage when the SG08 sits at the absolute maximum.

I don't even know how much longer I'm going to be able to take this rig on trips. Virtually every airline in the world has jumped to the new "standard", comprising the FAA standard carry-on and a ridiculous weight limit of between 5kg and 10kg. Are you joking me? What are we all nowadays, starved and unable to lift 15kg over our heads and into the overhead bin, over the course of 5 seconds? As some miserly airline counter staff would say, "you can't have such heavy items up there because it would cause serious injury if it fell down". By that reasoning, we wouldn't be able to fit anything in the overhead bin with the exception of purses and tiny backpacks because anything heavier could potentially break someone's neck or cause some other upper body serious injury. Tell that to BA and their 51lb (23kg) weight limit on each of your carry-on items. I'm guessing that one of those luggage items would flatten someone into a pancake?

I love my 1510 because it's tough, secure, reliable and works for many other purposes such as securing my photography equipment, but it requires way too much modification in order for me to feel reassured of my PC's safety. Why's that, you ask? With a D9L and video card dangling off the motherboard, even with the protection of the 1510's pluck foam, it's not pleasant to roll around on those wheels of the 1510. They're ball-bearing wheels but they feel as if they're made of rock. They offer no cushioning whatsoever, and the unholy loudness of these wheels on any uneven hard surface is a testament to this. Those vibrations are horribly bad for everything inside the PC, so I end up carrying the case by the large handle, and it sucks. It sucks to have to carry 28lb in one hand, through the airport (which probably involves over a kilometre or a couple of kilometres of walking from the check-in counter to the gate). The only options here are to find something like the RucPac (which is a ripoff and will never earn my money) or a B&W backpack system (which, through a bit of creative thinking, does hold a 1510 just fine) or find another similarly-sized suitcase. But with that kind of suitcase, you're sacrificing a ton of protection that the 1510 + foam affords. That foam is far more effective than layers of clothes; in the end, layers of clothes just compress to become hard as rock. And that's a lot of $$$ worth of PC that's going into a cheap suitcase.

I'm not sure why I decided on the i3-4160 and R7 265 originally. I should have just gone with an A10-7800 in an SG05, with a L9a to top it off. It would have been so much easier without the hassle of dealing with a video card. People (formerly me, in some ways) who believe in cramming every bit of power into a PC (with graphical requirements that GT3e cannot satisfy) that fits in an aircraft cabin should probably just look into building an all-powerful rig and keeping it in one place. Mistakes were made, and lessons were learned. I don't think I'm going to make these mistakes ever again.
 
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I am sorry that you have to go through all those so what is your view now on a powerful carry on PC?

The thing I can think of about powerful portability is a desktop replacement like a sager laptop though it carry a hefty price tag. That although powerful defeats the purpose of a "portable" device.
 
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@tabascosauz

I am sorry that you have to go through all those so what is your view now on a powerful carry on PC?

The thing I can think of about powerful portability is a desktop replacement like a sager laptop though it carry a hefty price tag. That although powerful defeats the purpose of a "portable" device.
well my Alpha is powerful enough to play all games i need to max settings

@GreiverBlade You know, I hate being wrong, but I think I'm gonna have to admit that you're a lot smarter than I in picking the Alpha over something like I am doing. It truly is a travel-portable desktop.

At the end of the day, this thing is heavy. "Oh, but it has such a thick front aluminium panel that it must be like carrying around a lead weight." Alright then, I'll swap that D9L for a L9i and move the thing to a smaller and lighter SG05, and I can kiss goodbye to my 4790K in the process. Why? Because without severe undervolting and underclocking, and between it and the ST45SF-G fighting for air, there's no way a 4790K is going to stay under 80 degrees at 90%+ load, and definitely not with a high-end video card dumping heat into the case. Why not an AIO, then, if a L9i can't cut it? Because not everyone at CATSA, TSA and Border Force knows what a liquid cooler is (and has the patience to hear you out on what it is), and it probably isn't in the slightest bit smart in the face of tightening regulations regarding carry-on liquids. While we're on the topic of high-end video cards, all these open cooler designs just dump heat straight into the case. What about blowers, you ask? Blowers are air-starved no less than other coolers, pressed up against those side panels, and if you don't believe me, take temperatures with the case top on/off on the SG05 and SG08 and you'll soon see what I mean. It'll work, but it's going to howl like a banshee.

While we're on the topic of blowers, blowers also tend to be very long cards. What's the issue here? Well, if you have a really long card, sure it "fits" when you're comparing it to the case dimensions on paper, but you're going to be using a non-modular PSU in order to fit the card. What does this mean? This means that the end of the card likely butts up against the mass of cables coming out of the PSU. That's a problem. Furthermore, a long card might fit but if it has a backplate, you either have to ditch the backplate or tape up the PSU using electrical tape and hope that jamming the card in there doesn't bend the PCB of the card/short it. So you manage to fit it all in. The case is horizontally oriented, so has the weight of the card caused severe sag in the PCIe slot area of the motherboard? Does it need a little round rubber pad in there to support the motherboard? And if you value your very expensive video card and most likely very expensive motherboard, you're going to want to remove that card and store it somewhere else for the trip, where it might be subject to horrid forces parallel to the motherboard. "Well just use an SG05". That case has its own limitations and drawbacks and in all likelihood your very long card won't even fit in the SG05. "Buy an NCase M1 then". In all likelihood, that thing is probably even heavier than the SG08 with its all-aluminium construction, it's not widely available, and it is ridiculously expensive. It's also so wide when placed on its side in the 1510 that I don't think pluck foam can even accommodate it. "Buy something like the SG08 but larger like the Cougar QBX". Good luck trying to fit that thing into a protective carry-on piece of luggage when the SG08 sits at the absolute maximum.

I don't even know how much longer I'm going to be able to take this rig on trips. Virtually every airline in the world has jumped to the new "standard", comprising the FAA standard carry-on and a ridiculous weight limit of between 5kg and 10kg. Are you joking me? What are we all nowadays, starved and unable to lift 15kg over our heads and into the overhead bin, over the course of 5 seconds? As some miserly airline counter staff would say, "you can't have such heavy items up there because it would cause serious injury if it fell down". By that reasoning, we wouldn't be able to fit anything in the overhead bin with the exception of purses and tiny backpacks because anything heavier could potentially break someone's neck or cause some other upper body serious injury. Tell that to BA and their 51lb (23kg) weight limit on each of your carry-on items. I'm guessing that one of those luggage items would flatten someone into a pancake?

I love my 1510 because it's tough, secure, reliable and works for many other purposes such as securing my photography equipment, but it requires way too much modification in order for me to feel reassured of my PC's safety. Why's that, you ask? With a D9L and video card dangling off the motherboard, even with the protection of the 1510's pluck foam, it's not pleasant to roll around on those wheels of the 1510. They're ball-bearing wheels but they feel as if they're made of rock. They offer no cushioning whatsoever, and the unholy loudness of these wheels on any uneven hard surface is a testament to this. Those vibrations are horribly bad for everything inside the PC, so I end up carrying the case by the large handle, and it sucks. It sucks to have to carry 28lb in one hand, through the airport (which probably involves over a kilometre or a couple of kilometres of walking from the check-in counter to the gate). The only options here are to find something like the RucPac (which is a ripoff and will never earn my money) or a B&W backpack system (which, through a bit of creative thinking, does hold a 1510 just fine) or find another similarly-sized suitcase. But with that kind of suitcase, you're sacrificing a ton of protection that the 1510 + foam affords. That foam is far more effective than layers of clothes; in the end, layers of clothes just compress to become hard as rock. And that's a lot of $$$ worth of PC that's going into a cheap suitcase.

I'm not sure why I decided on the i3-4160 and R7 265 originally. I should have just gone with an A10-7800 in an SG05, with a L9a to top it off. It would have been so much easier without the hassle of dealing with a video card. People (formerly me, in some ways) who believe in cramming every bit of power into a PC (with graphical requirements that GT3e cannot satisfy) that fits in an aircraft cabin should probably just look into building an all-powerful rig and keeping it in one place. Mistakes were made, and lessons were learned. I don't think I'm going to make these mistakes ever again.
i was about to TL: DR but in the end i did read all of that post :laugh:

about the carry mode, well i put my Alpha in a netbook neoprene sleeve (it also fits the powercord and brick) so it take minimal place in my luggage and i can put other things with it (clothes, food, souvenir when i come back :D )
in the end ... that Alpha was my best buy of the year when it come to : having a HTPC powerful enough to game with in my bedroom on my TV or for when i go on holidays (i even used it on the hotel TV while i waited to the day of departure )
 
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This cube cases are tempting me! In my area there is the Cooltek w2. I do prefer something smaller than what I currently have. But this cube cases looks nice. I after reading about a powerful desktop that is portable big sacrifices have to be made. Or the "definition" of portable need changing for me. Airline portable it might be a not a so viable solution.

I on trips for me I would leave the heavy duty power at home.
 
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This cube cases are tempting me! In my area there is the Cooltek w2. I do prefer something smaller than what I currently have. But this cube cases looks nice. I after reading about a powerful desktop that is portable big sacrifices have to be made. Or the "definition" of portable need changing for me. Airline portable it might be a not a so viable solution.

I on trips for me I would leave the heavy duty power at home.
yep the Corsair AIR 540 is a awesome case, and i don't regret having one as my main rig case :D
 

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@MIRTAZAPINE @GreiverBlade At the end of the day I think the best option is have a home rig that can handle all the heavy lifting, but doesn't have to go anywhere. For travel, the best options are to settle for an Alpha, a more powerful NUC like the GT3e Brix Pros, or APU/5775C in an SG05. The good thing about the 5775C is that it's so efficient that it doesn't suffer from the same thermal limitations in a case like the SG05/SG13.

Come this summer and I probably will be settling into this strategy. Travelling means leaving all your fancy HDDs and video cards at home. Travel with a minimum setup of a light yet capable air cooler, SFX PSU, a capable APU or GT3e CPU, a large SSD and a compact case that still allows enough airflow as not to burn your components. All those builds that push the boundaries of size are great until you decide to take your rig with you. If something starts behaving erratically and needs troubleshooting, it's not fun to dig into the mess of cables just to find out what's wrong. Less is more.

If that video card is really necessary, it would be good to have a Nano or GTX 970 DC Mini. The retail box is rather large but you could easily line a smaller cardboard box with foam and put the card in there for transportation. That way you can have your compact PC, and still have a compact dGPU that travels separately but takes up little space, while being well-protected. Anything less than a compact GTX 950 shouldn't even be brought along, considering the capabilities of HD 6200.
 
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well the Alpha use a GTX 750Ti albeit labeled GT860m it's still a fully fledged 750Ti once overclocked, and i could also replace the i3-4130T by a i5-4690T or even a K (but it would not take advantage of it :D so no point ) but the 4130T is way enough for anything (skyrim fully moded highres pack heavy ENB 1080p 55fps sometime a drop under 45 but rare, MMO's most of the time in the 60s, World of Warships all setting on high 60-55fps, yep way enough for me :D )

it can be a bit loud sometime, but i tested it in Spain (where my parent live actually) with a average temp of 26-28°C in the livingroom (even in October o_O )

a GTX970 ... well even a mini ( you probably know that i "LOVE" the 970 /sarcasme) it cost a bit more than half the price of the alpha alone (and counting all that is include with it, i don't even consider that option)
indeed ... DELL/Alienware surprised me big time with the cheapest Alpha of the line ...

tho a broadwell 5775C would be yummy indeed ... if i needed a powerful iGPU (albeit totally feeble and anemic compared to a 860m )


on topic, my powerbox is complete now (read main rig) until i get a itchy urge to change something or well ... compulsive buying :roll:
IMG_20151110_120157268.jpg IMG_20151110_120138955.jpg

also yahoohooo my etailer stocked on Kryonaut (oh well i will keep it aside until i change something ... the Hydronaut is really good as it is )
IMG_20151022_145051512.jpg
 
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Gosh your Alienware makes me so jealous! It powerful than the hunk of metal PC I use now. How much do you pay for that Alienware? I love 5775c too bad my motherboard cannot support that upgrade. The liquid cooling in that corsair air 540 is serious! Is it all steel case?

I only have my old shin etsu paste around. I trust shin etsu as even the most bad mount it would work. How many compulsive purchases you made!?

@tabascosauz

Even for a normal PC at home that would not be taken anywhere would have problems too. That is the risk of any home built we do. Having a powerful PC is fun when it works but a a huge headache when we run into problems. Nowadays I prefer simple PC and ones that can be maintained easily.

Have you considered external GPUs instead with your laptop if possible? You still have the graphical power around. Or perhaps for portable PC you can go with an itx 5775c and a pico Psu instead in a small case?
 
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Gosh your Alienware makes me so jealous! It powerful than the hunk of metal PC I use now. How much do you pay for that Alienware?
well in Switzerland (where it tend to be a bit more expensive than msrp ) the lowest Alpha can be seen as low as 628.95chf (about the price i paid for it) which is coincidentally the value of my GTX 980 Poseidon Platinum alone, that i have in my main rig.
although it's a i3-4130T (2.9ghz 2 core + HT ) 4gb DDR 1600 C11 and a 500gb HDD win 8.1 and a Xbox 360 controller and receiver include (i was lucky enough to have some spare hardware aside to upgrade it right out of the box, 8gb 1600 C9 and a 500gb Samsung 850 Evo )

after the time i used it, well i have to say : under plain win 8.1 it's good enough but it really shine under the Alpha UI (which is a ALW skinned Kodi with some extra added ) since it does not load 8.1 completely and can launch most major platform like STEAM Origin Uplay (i use only steam in big picture ) i noticed some games run better under that mode, i am quite satisfied with it ... i thought i would never say that about Alienware .... (oh well at last they try to do better with the time passing .... not like some other "gaming" brand that only tend to go worse and worse in the same interval, that i will not name here :laugh: )

for Alpha post :
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/your-pc-atm.65012/page-1098#post-3340625
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/your-pc-atm.65012/page-1099#post-3344145
and
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/your-pc-atm.65012/page-1099#post-3345807


as for my AIR 540, well just check those post
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/your-pc-atm.65012/page-1067#post-3196660
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/your-pc-atm.65012/page-1067#post-3196662
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/your-pc-atm.65012/page-1072#post-3217470
for the latest build in go there :
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/your-pc-atm.65012/page-1100#post-3349078
before after little mod
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/your-pc-atm.65012/page-1100#post-3349208

tho i suspect you saw those post but just on surface :laugh: (no ... not Microsoft Surface Pro 3 ... just "surfaaaaace" ;) sorry for the joke)


PS: i could care less for the material used in a case :D even if the AIR 540 is golden, plastic? no worries, tempered glass? at a non insane pricing ... why not, full alu/steel? well to me it's a freaking gimmick used by Lian Li or some other to up the price above the correct price, as long as the build quality is here, even plastic can look good .

i am technically a compulsive buyer only when it come to computer related topic ... tho the Kryonaut is not compulsive, its purely and simply the new best TIM around (if we exclude the liquid metal type ) and the Hydronaut is just slightly under the Gelid GC-Extreme which was the previous "king" of the category (AS5? belch ... i have a tube ... simply not worth it anymore :shadedshu: ) my etailer just happened to have only Hydronaut when i needed some new TIM
the funniest is: i decided to give a go at Thermal Grizzly new TIMs even before reading any reviews or news on it ... well ... my intuition didn't failed me :D

PS2: i like Shin Etsu too but now it has been replaced (just as Arctic MX-4 got replaced, and i am Swiss ... that's kinda ... :ohwell:)
 
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I have built two servers and and a main computer for my cloffice--My office is the walk in closet of my bedroom...

I started with an Unraid server..Built in 2010


Then my workhorse computer in 2011




After 5 years of the Unraid build I decided to build a separate redundant Plex server machine to mirror my Unraid/Workhorse computer and give more bandwidth capabilities to friends who stream my movies..






And all systems monitored with a 6 monitor set up...




Of course this generates a lot of heat so I am fortunate enough to have my closet wall the back wall of my garage and I put this A/C unit in my cloffice for cheap and keeps in nice and cold while I play..




After 5 years it is pretty much perfect...
 
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i couldn't find a Roccat Apuri nor a Cooler Master Skorpion, so i my retailer did a "comercial move" on the last mouse bungee they had from Razer ... weighted base, sticky pads spring cable holder ... well Razer can do something good if it's made of plastic and a bit of metal and don't involve a laser/LED sensor or any mechanical switch (buttons ... thumbpad etc etc etc ) it has no USB port like the one from Roccat (which is a little more expensive due to that) and if somewhat pricier in full price than the CM one, but ... knowing Razer if it did have them ... they would fail within 1st month ;) well after a lil' test ... i have to say a mouse bungee is indeed something i never thought that would be so useful (mainly because i did use a G602 in the past )
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also major change : win 7 64 to win 8.1 64 ... finally after so much dirty swap i did a clean install :D
 

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Thinking of adding my 5th, smallest monitor for more space. To be honest this forum has grown onto me with how much I've learned and improved upon, starting from my Athlon X4 620 to my current specs rig. This forum is my online family to me.


UPDATE: Got my new cables so I added my 5th monitor, where the top two are being driven off of the HD Graphics on my 4790k and the bottom three on my 780. I need help.

BUT LOOK AT THAT SCREEN SPACE. IT'S SO BEAUTIFUL.
 
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Thinking of adding my 5th, smallest monitor for more space. To be honest this forum has grown onto me with how much I've learned and improved upon, starting from my Athlon X4 620 to my current specs rig. This forum is my online family to me.


UPDATE: Got my new cables so I added my 5th monitor, where the top two are being driven off of the HD Graphics on my 4790k and the bottom three on my 780. I need help.

BUT LOOK AT THAT SCREEN SPACE. IT'S SO BEAUTIFUL.


i told you....... you need more eyes now !



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wow ... amazing rigs every day !
 

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I am surprised that overclocked G3258 dualcore actually performs very well, and it's great that even these cheap H81 mobos can overclock decently. My Carbide 88R haven't arrived yet, so I built my rig to this old Fujitsu case as an temporary solution. :D

BF4 64p multiplayer still not tested with this :rolleyes:

edit: Temps after gaming (not BF4 :D), doesnt look bad at all!
 

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