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NES build 1985-2015 30TH anniversary " NES 3.0"(completed final pics!)

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That bondo filler does wonders,  :D what brand of filler is it, I may have to remember to get some of that stuff for any future projects.

fiber glass bondo I'll snap a pic of it when i dig up my supplies. just remember always use a sanding block because this stuff is a lot tougher than regular bondo and you would end up sanding the plastic down first around the fiberglass with out using a block. I use oak blocks cut in to all shapes and sizes works great.

 

also seems to have worked awesome on the plastic I know normal bondo would of cracked like there was no tomorrow .

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I have those helping hands (that's what they're called btw, not a soldering stand) and they do the job fine. Only thing I noticed was that the magnifying glass tended to make it tip over so I removed it.

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very good guess. You are very fast to answer!

 

Did I get it right??

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Did I get it right??

 

don't know until tomorrow. I get my kill-a-watt meter tomorrow.but now I might be in a dilemma  :o my A10-7850k setup I been using the ram out of has a buyer and going to be picking up when I get home from work. so the only way I can test now is to take the ram from my main PC. I don't want to do that but knowing me i'll do it anyway  :D

 

But the bright side is now I have funds for my GPU and low profile ram!!! WoooHooo

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got my kill a watt , and was able to do some tests before I lose my ram. I can say I am really happy with the results. I will post them later when i have more time. any else want to take a crack at the total system wattage before I post? 

 

one hint it's under 95w

 

test was- prime 95 blend

system specs as of test

 

CPU g3258 @4.0ghz 1.1volts
High voltage ram 2x 4gb 1.65v
5400 rpm 2.5 hdd
2 silent 7 70mm fans 
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got my kill a watt , and was able to do some tests before I lose my ram. I can say I am really happy with the results. I will post them later when i have more time. any else want to take a crack at the total system wattage before I post? 

 

one hint it's under 95w

 

test was- prime 95 blend

system specs as of test

 

CPU g3258 @4.0ghz 1.1volts
High voltage ram 2x 4gb 1.65v
5400 rpm 2.5 hdd
2 silent 7 70mm fans 

 

 

TDP of CPU 53W+10W(overclock)

Fans 2W

HDD 2W

RAM and system 15W

 

Around 80-85 Watts??

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ok well its results time,

 

well with the watt meter just hooked up to the xbox power brick the brick itself consumes 5.5 watts it does have a fan and the 5v line is jumped on it. Jumping the 5 volt line is the way you mod the brick to work as a 12v power supply.

so i think it would be a safe bet to minus 5 watts from the totals .you can be the judge.

 

just the brick- 5.5w

 

idle- 32.5w (fixed watts =27.5w)

 

load- 74w(fixed watts = 68.5w)

the brick

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idle

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load

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test setup ,sorry about the mess only had like 30 minutes to do this :D

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Do you think you'll have enough headroom for that GPU? And how are you going to power it, doesn't the Pico only have a molex extension?

 

 

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Yes I do the pico is max load at 160 watts and 200w peak. The gpu is only 60w max load and is powered through the pcie lane no other power needed!

 

So with low voltage ram added in I should lose 2-4 more watts and + 60w for load with my gpu. All together 125- 128.5watts on %100 gpu/cpu load! Not that bad

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Yes I do the pico is max load at 160 watts and 200w peak. The gpu is only 60w max load and is powered through the pcie lane no other power needed!

 

So with low voltage ram added in I should lose 2-4 more watts and + 60w for load with my gpu. All together 125- 128.5watts on %100 gpu/cpu load! Not that bad

That's pretty great

 

 

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Any more pictures??

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the flux capacitor only requires 1.21 gigawatts tho,might over load it?

I'm sure it has some kind of overload protection, worst case scenario, it might trigger a fuse of some sort...or you might end up in the Jurassic era.

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