[MAXxPlanck mini]
After the completion of MAXxPlanck V2, I started working on a smaller, lighter version for my dear parents.
It uses the same style of backboard and lighting. Added a plexiglass cover, on, and reset switches.
It measure 18" wide by 16" long and 6" tall.
[Components]
This computer is going to be used for browsing the web, checking emails, and running some productivity software. The usual old people stuff. So no need for high end gear.
Different orientation. I prefer this look over the previous one.
Leaving the HDD bare seemed really out of place. So I designed and printed a cover for it.
Sitting beside it's bigger brother.
Thanks for browsing and I hope you like the build! And as always, I'm open to any questions, suggestions, and feedback.
Cheers~
After the completion of MAXxPlanck V2, I started working on a smaller, lighter version for my dear parents.
It uses the same style of backboard and lighting. Added a plexiglass cover, on, and reset switches.
It measure 18" wide by 16" long and 6" tall.
[Components]
This computer is going to be used for browsing the web, checking emails, and running some productivity software. The usual old people stuff. So no need for high end gear.
- AMD A6-6400K APU
- Gigabyte GA-F2A88XN-WIFI
- Corsair XMS3 2x4GB DDR3 1600MHz
- Corsair CX430M Power Supply
- WD 1TB Blue HDD
- Samsung 840 Pro 128GB SSD
Different orientation. I prefer this look over the previous one.
Leaving the HDD bare seemed really out of place. So I designed and printed a cover for it.
Sitting beside it's bigger brother.
Thanks for browsing and I hope you like the build! And as always, I'm open to any questions, suggestions, and feedback.
Cheers~