Progress on Project Phoenix

this might give binky a run for its money :smiley:

It has some good spec including an intel optane nvme drive :rofl:and UPS board for some no mains running thats stage 2 batteries in base to look like the old phase change unit to complete the look of the old 2004 rig :blush:

but does it have a good bracket….. :smiley: :laughing:

At the moment Highly likely to fall apart at the slightest hint of a looking at :rofl: but progressing slowly and getting stronger :flexed_biceps: by the month, only really getting on average a day a month to work on it. As for the PI i did get steam running and an old version of counterstrike runnning on it :rofl:

Actually its safe to say its has alot in common with spacex experimental space rocket at the moment as quite often suffers a ‘RUD’ Rapid unscheduled Disassembly :rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

Perfectly normal i heard, happens to the best of us; so am told :smiley:

Thats the LCD screen glued in and running successfully though i am somewhat puzzled how its working as i have the 3.3v power lead disconnected :thinking:

:grin: Cooler Master top logo inplace​:grin:

You should of asked me if you wanted something machined, you tart !

Sarge.

This is a very much a do it myself project :blush: but the offer is not without appreciation :+1:. It’s not ment to be perfect though, heck the old phase change rig was never perfect but I always had the honor and knowing that i built it all by myself for which it will be the same with my PI5 case :blush:

It is a work in progress going through an “Iteration” process as I work things out then realise nah thats not going to work as i thought :thinking: :rofl::rofl::rofl:

Pleased so far though, still awaiting some bits to progress next stages. Power button is made just not fitted yet so ignore that :rofl:. Bit way off on the making of the replication of the phase change base bit that on this will hold batteries to power the unit instead.

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