Dschijn
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Remote and ground of the DA-2 itself have to be connected to keep the DA-2 on.
Guess you need to find a forum that can help you how the Pico works.
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Ok... I think since you would normally use "stupid" PSUs with that Pico, the Pico handles the powering on process itself. So the Dell DA-2 would have to be turned on in a different way before the Pico can use it.
So try and make an electrical contact between the remote and any ground pin on the DA-2 plug. After that the Pico should be powered and work with the power on signal from the PC.
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Uff... Since the PC only gives a short contact, when you actually press the button you would have to turn that impuls into a permanent closed connection for the DA-2.
You could install an indepentend switch for the DA-2, but I have to clue if that would make your PC boot?! Not sure if the PC MB needs the signal to boot.
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Not sure if you have the Dell DA-2 we are talking about here. Does it have the 8-Pin plug? How did you connect it to the Pico?
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@BTAWhich Pico did you get?
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Currently AKiTiO onl realeased the Thunder3 in a bundle with a 900$ SSD....
The Thunder3 itself isn't released yet. So there are no confirmations about the Thunder3, but I am optimistic that it will work.
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Any GTX900 card should work in OSX thanks to a script from this forum.
What is your goal? Is an external display an option?
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I hope he does it with the EVGA 750W PSU, because you should power the whole system with a single PSU.
Please read this basic guide:
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10 hours ago, amirhosein said:
Someone is selling it for 648 on ebay with a 300w power supply and a 0.5m thunderbolt cable? Will that be a good option? (No GPU installed)
P.S. any idea if this would be compatible with the new 1080 and 1070?
Imho, that is VERY expensive!
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You can't use the power button on the case. Only with an adapter called "SWEX". But they are somehow very rare...
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I think the Thunder3 hasn't been released yet.
This is the Thunder3 but packed with a 1.2TB Intel 750 Series PCIe Gen3 x4 SSD. With that SSD the price for the bundle will be around 800-1000$. Of cource you can sell the SSD
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I think sound is not working through HDMI on eGPUs. Better ask goalque in his script thread.
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1070 should work, but 1080 might be tricky.
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You can do it in 2 ways:
1. Get two splitter cables with 6-pin to 2x6-pin. Plug the first into the DA-2, connect the 2nd to the 1st and use the barrel plug with the any of the 3 resulting 6-pins. Means: cut of one of the 6-pin plugs, remove 5mm of isolation on them and plug them into the barrel plug.
2. Get an 8-pin extension, and rewire them (soldering) to match the official 8-pin PCIe pinout. Add some cables during the process and get 12V and ground for the barrel plug.
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@leendert Yeah, looks perfect.
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The most knowledge can be found here: https://www.techinferno.com/index.php?/forums/topic/7377-220w-dell-da-2-ac-adapter-discussion/
There you can see the pinout of the DA-2 and that you need to switch some 12V and ground cables to match with the regular PCIe plugs.
You would need:
- a 8-pin PCIe extension female to male
- a barrel plug (with some wire)
- a 6-pin y-cable
With that you can rewire the 8-pin extension and plug the 6-pin y-cable into the 8-pin. The 8-pin extension has to be rewired and the barrel plug added.
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Imho that is just interesting as a demo, because I can only see eGPUs making sense with laptops.
Why get a small desktop PC and a eGPU?
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Uhhhh.. I don't really have an idea what that is. Wasn't the main problem, that MacBook with a dGPU do not have enough recources to add an additional GPU? Guess the best way would be do deactivate the dGPU. Still... jsut a guess
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You need an external monitor!
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If you need a soldered adapter? PM me
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well... you must be aware that the GPU will be too long to fit into the AKiTiO. So you will have to cut/bend the case or use a riser cable and relocate the GPU.
To make the PSU start you will have to apply the paperclip trick or buy an adapter like this: https://www.caseking.de/ek-water-blocks-24-pin-atx-ueberbrueckungsstecker-waek-1226.html
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This is for screwing: http://www.ebay.de/itm/DC-Stecker-5-5-x-2-5mm-Stecker-auf-/181955882863?_trksid=p2141725.m3641.l6368
This is for soldering: https://www.reichelt.de/?ARTICLE=150126&PROVID=2788&wt_mc=amc141526782519998&gclid=CN_-o63Os8wCFWcq0wodSRMHTw
and the correct 8-Pin (this is NOT PCIe): https://www.reichelt.de/DELOCK-83653/3/index.html?&ACTION=3&LA=446&ARTICLE=154299&artnr=DELOCK+83653&SEARCH=8-pin+eps
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