pic of it mounted through the bedside stand

I’m actually quite surprised that it is doing so well on the first design and prints. It is printed in polycarbonate.

Here is the inner ring with a cover for if the cooler is removed.

I still need to make some parts, like a better cap cover for the water block, the enclosure for the power supply, radiator, and fan. And I need a guide that keeps the hoses near the table top, but the hardest parts are done now.

This is one of the largest GPUs ever to come in a laptop. I use it for AI stuff, but it often throttles from temperature. A laptop is ideal for my ergonomic needs with physical disability. That’s the why.

  • whodatdair@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    1 month ago

    Lmao nice, what are you using for heat transfer? Should grab a pad or something. Slapping heat sinks on heat pipes where they have no business being is my favorite type of hack 👍

    • 𞋴𝛂𝛋𝛆@lemmy.worldOPM
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      1 month ago

      I have a silicone pad for it. The surface variation is around 1mm. I am aligned so that the waterblock covers the triangle that is visible where the heat pipes Y apart. That is part of the solid copper directly in contact with the die… but yeah, guilty as charged of super naive heuristics

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    1 month ago

    I love projects like these, but can’t help but wonder if an external GPU dock would have served you better.

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