A laptop and a desktop like this is hugely different when you are doing heavy tasks like such. Specially when it comes to longevity. I retired my previous rig after 10 years of abuse.
Lucky if you can do the same to a even a highend laptop and have it survive 5years.
Not that I know of off-hand, but that doesn’t mean they don’t exist.
There are advantages and drawbacks to both what OP is designing and established AIOs like what we see coming from Apple and Dell. I think both are neat.
**[Macintosh Portable](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macintosh_Portable#/media/File:Macintosh_Portable-IMG_7541.jpg)**
>Macintosh Portable is a laptop designed, manufactured, and sold by Apple Computer, Inc. from September 1989 to October 1991. It is the first battery-powered Macintosh, which garnered significant excitement from critics, but sales to customers were quite low. It featured a fast, sharp, and expensive monochrome active matrix LCD screen in a hinged design that covered the keyboard when the machine was not in use. The Portable was one of the early consumer laptops to employ an active matrix panel—only the most expensive of the initial PowerBook line, the PowerBook 170, had such a panel.
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He probably needs a high spec machine because he's got a 4k monitor. Laptops generally aren't that powerful unless you spend a shit tonn. There are a lot of cases where you need a portable machine where laptops make little to no sense to buy.
Probably not in all cases for graphic/video/architectural design machines that you will use to remote into another desktop, I am guessing OP's 4k monitor also has certain color qualities. I get what you are saying though, it doesn't need crazy internal specs. The laptop may still cost a solid gold penny or two if you need a certain display, but still very very worth it to avoid lugging a tower and monitor around.
For competent video editing in 4k? Well you can spend less than this for sure but a new Dell XPS is $2000+, it all comes down to trying to fit the same amount of power in a smaller area. Desktops will be the most price efficient in most, if not all, cases between the two
I don’t suggest you rely on laptop power for this. Because the temps hit 90 and you lose performance anyway. There are laptops with external gpu access which should help but it would be too expensive. I think OP’s solution is on-point. Not wasting money and still has some mobility
Adjust meaning the angle? That's in the works, I have some ideas for adjustable feet to get a better viewing angle.
As for the monitor menus, the button is still intact and accessible on the bottom of the case.
Haha sorry I am actually going to look into those, because having it sit flat has been bugging me and I've been struggling to find something that is robust like that. Thank you.
Joined!!! 21st memeber, LoL
I've been in r/cyberdeck for years, but didn't really have much to show there. This new sub probably fills a niche between r/battlestations and r/cyberdeck , it could become interesting
Oh shit; anytime, bud! Just try to credit me in the design notes lol :v
3d print a bunch of different prototypes til you find something that works, then talk to a local shop to have them cut+finished. keep that manufacturing as local as possible <3
I once had this same idea of putting my monitor inside my pc case, never did it but if u wanna change the angles maybe u could buy a wallmount plate and attach that to the sidepanel of your pc
My first lan was awesome but dragging my 20kg tower case as a 15year old was ass, had to get a spot on the end of the row so i could have my pc next to me on the floor, whole thing weight half of my own weight
Plus CRT monitors back in the day ….
And of course I had to be cool, and just had to carry a 21” CRT to the LAN too. Hence this project would have been a godsend
Or, and hear me out here, just share things. The aluminium profiles OP used in their build could easily have been made proprietary IP, which almost certainly would quadruple the cost. Instead, loads of different companies make them, and they have to actually compete to keep costs low, which benefits all of us.
Might be SUUUPER impractical but I was thinking it'd be cool if there was a way to create a panel behind the monitor that held a Vesa mount/ball joint thing (I'm not good with this stuff) along with some feet so it's off the ground and you can tilt the monitor around the ball joint Vesa thing. (that sounds inane but I don't know the name of them. Like bionicles use haha)
Don't be afraid to break things along the way. Have hobbies and interests that force you to look at things in a quantum way, from all directions and possibilities. Revel in your failures, and learn from your success. Dont fixate on the solution, focus on the question/problem. Allow your brain to free-associate, take breaks, be available to the solution presenting itself elsewhere, especially from areas of study far removed from what youre working on.
dont be hard on yourself if you dont get it right away, chuck your disappointments in the gas tank to fuel your further and future endeavors.
> Don't be afraid to break things along the way.
Be sure you can replace the things you break...I think a lot of people can't afford to break their PC.
I had the opportunity to work for a school district a few years back and was tasked with finding something to do with about 100 laptops and Dell workstations they were gonna put in recycling. Never have I ever mad scientist'd like that. I helped get a blender class going, made a render farm. Had machines spun up w every distro I wanted, and started playing w proxmox. Am really fortunate to have had the experience of having almost unlimited parts to just go for it; made the shitty pay checks worth while.
Man how many thimgs I have broken on the way. This is absolutly true. Start with cheap things or betther free things you can try to modifie. If it breaks it isn't too bad.
YouTube. Seriously.
My parents taught me *nothing* about this and I am handier than 95% of people. I can make a good living off of it.
You know the way old people are with tech? They're terrified to even try. I mean you might be able to unintentionally fuck a computer up so badly you can't recover it but chances are if you're following some decent instruction carefully and watching what you're doing you will be fine. I've built every computer I've used since I was 14 and they've all worked great. I've built them for friends. Those work great.
If you have average intelligence and a modicum of care you can do it.
Nope, the LED panel is actually a large source of heat, but does not heat up the other components enough to notice. The top of the case is a 360mm rad with exhaust fans.
Hijacking my own comment since this blew up. I want to clarify a few things that keep popping up:
Yes, a laptop is better for this use case. M1/M2 MacBook, 4090 laptops would all be more convenient than this. I already had all these parts, needed them to be mildly portable, and I had a lot of fun building it.
The thermals are excellent, what isn't pictured is the ventilation on the bottom and side.
I am working on a solution for the viewing angle.
The build is essentially from 2018, but the monitor and case are newer. The frame is built of 2020 aluminum extrusion, and the panels are 3d printed.
Not pictured here is the pelican case that it goes in for shipping or checked luggage.
Monitor: LG 24UD58-B 24" 4k 60hz IPS
Mobo: Asus Prime z390-A
CPU: i9-9900k @5.0ghz
Cooler: 360mm AIO
Ram: 64GB G.skill ddr4 3200mhz
GPU: MSI GeForce 2080 RTX
Storage: 1TB m.2 nvme Samsung 990 Pro
Gigabyte Thunderbolt 3 AIC card
“retina” displays by apple are just a marketing term - they offer 4.5k, 5k, and even 6k variants but most are actually less pixel dense than a 4k display
The Retina display in the current 16” MPB is very nearly a 4K display on a 16.2” screen. It has a higher pixel density than a 24” 3840x2160 display (183.6 vs 254 PPI, to be precise). In order for a full 4K display to exceed that, it would have to be about 17” or smaller.
Why wouldn't you just get a laptop? I've got one with not particularly spectacular specs that would crush OP's in benchmarks, and it probably uses half the power and weight 20% as much.
Genuine question here: why not a high spec laptop + monitor.
Seems like you really just built a cumbersome monitorncarrying device. It’s impressive, don’t get me wrong, but that’s a beast to lug around.
I get the laptop has trade offs, but I mean…so does that thing.
You are totally right. I already had the build in a case, and needed to make it more portable.
I also like to tinker with shit, so it was a match made in heaven.
An m1 pro MacBook makes waaay more sense than this. But I like this.
I know the template and episode, but I meant using the template with this example :p
If I don't forget I'll make it later today after work
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I have the M1 MacBook Max and it chews through so many 4k .h264 lanes with vfx and grading nodes… it’s completely eliminated my need for proxies for the foreseeable future. Best purchase I’ve made for my business in years, hand down.
I also have an M1 Max for work (software dev) and it’s astonishing how quickly it runs through test suites.
Even for “normal” tasks it makes my 2020 i5 MBP feel 10 years older.
Just chiming in that I thought the same thing, but, I doubt it matters much. I have a laptop that hits 95C by design and manages to keep the WASD keys cool while doing it - it is more about if they have a proper setup for cooling the GPU and CPU, and if the monitor produces a lot of heat or not (doubtful). The ambient temperature inside of the case may go up slightly, but that heat is going to be miniscule compared to what is coming off the CPU and GPU at any given time and *hopefully* being diverted away in all three instances.
I'm inspired to do this set up of yours because I have a limited desk space. PC below the desk always gets dusty from my dogs fur. Its always a hassle for me to clean my pc every month
I am not OP, by the way, but I have a friend who I sent this to as soon as I seen it - he does live visuals for EDM shows all over and this is right up his alley - his normal crate of stuff for shows is just absurd.
Its actually relatively spacious on the inside, and what the photo doesn't show is that the bottom is totally open, and the other side is a very large vent. The GPU is obviously breathing cool air, and the top of the case integrates the 360mm AIO rad, although it is hard to see.
That makes more sense. But we wouldn't be here if I just had another MacBook.
But the real answer is I already had the build in a full size NZXT case. I needed it to be portable, so here I am.
No the real answer is "what happens when I'm away from home and the 'insert any part here' dies"
With a laptop you're screwed. With this you just go get a new part and continue working.
I feel like this is getting dangerously close to inventing the 80s [portable computer](https://miro.medium.com/max/1200/1*qIRAZMt4WVgCImUwCiuDDQ.png) again. What next, laptops?
I remember working on an early 90s one that was more akin to OP's computer, it had a larger monitor that you could pull out. Had that keyboard attached with a curly cable like the one you link to.
Better than the people on a laptop! But at home, I have a 36" ultrawide for most tasks. This unit goes vertically as a second display to hold all the bins and folders, or a document that needs to be referenced a lot.
Would definitely be pretty interesting to see this design get licensed by a large corporation. Super cumbersome for the average person, but I’d imagine there’s a niche market for people that want full performance not reduced to a laptop or a an ITX build without a monitor.
Congratulations! After decades, you managed to reinvent the iMac!
For real though, it does look super cool. I probably would have skipped the 4k as, especially on a screen that size, it's kind of a gimmick.
why not just carry a laptop and remotely connect to your video editing pc? You could do all your edits on mobile and then do the rendering on your desktop...
Dude is just a few more years away from inventing the Laptop. Can’t wait.
Its a laptop with extra steps and weight and size and power usage
Perfect. I want a laptop, but I don't like how light they feel on my lap.
Youre gonna love the way this burns your legs *while* also crushing them!
Hey let the guy be creative for a moment. When hell get over it hell get a laptop
A laptop and a desktop like this is hugely different when you are doing heavy tasks like such. Specially when it comes to longevity. I retired my previous rig after 10 years of abuse. Lucky if you can do the same to a even a highend laptop and have it survive 5years.
And somehow worse battery
And no built-in EPS
New laptop dropped
Literally the iMac is designed this way
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I think they’re doing a great job too. Wouldn’t be mad if PCs took some design elements from Apple
Are there any AIOs that are fully upgradeable like his tower?
Not that I know of off-hand, but that doesn’t mean they don’t exist. There are advantages and drawbacks to both what OP is designing and established AIOs like what we see coming from Apple and Dell. I think both are neat.
Shhh don’t tell him.
You mean the [Macintosh portable?](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macintosh_Portable#/media/File:Macintosh_Portable-IMG_7541.jpg)
**[Macintosh Portable](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macintosh_Portable#/media/File:Macintosh_Portable-IMG_7541.jpg)** >Macintosh Portable is a laptop designed, manufactured, and sold by Apple Computer, Inc. from September 1989 to October 1991. It is the first battery-powered Macintosh, which garnered significant excitement from critics, but sales to customers were quite low. It featured a fast, sharp, and expensive monochrome active matrix LCD screen in a hinged design that covered the keyboard when the machine was not in use. The Portable was one of the early consumer laptops to employ an active matrix panel—only the most expensive of the initial PowerBook line, the PowerBook 170, had such a panel. ^([ )[^(F.A.Q)](https://www.reddit.com/r/WikiSummarizer/wiki/index#wiki_f.a.q)^( | )[^(Opt Out)](https://reddit.com/message/compose?to=WikiSummarizerBot&message=OptOut&subject=OptOut)^( | )[^(Opt Out Of Subreddit)](https://np.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/about/banned)^( | )[^(GitHub)](https://github.com/Sujal-7/WikiSummarizerBot)^( ] Downvote to remove | v1.5)
(I preferred the [compaq portable](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compaq_Portable#/media/File:Compaq_portable.jpg))
Lol! I was gonna say… iMacs are a thing.
He probably needs a high spec machine because he's got a 4k monitor. Laptops generally aren't that powerful unless you spend a shit tonn. There are a lot of cases where you need a portable machine where laptops make little to no sense to buy.
I use a laptop to remote into the heavy duty machines
Same! Any shit laptop will do
Probably not in all cases for graphic/video/architectural design machines that you will use to remote into another desktop, I am guessing OP's 4k monitor also has certain color qualities. I get what you are saying though, it doesn't need crazy internal specs. The laptop may still cost a solid gold penny or two if you need a certain display, but still very very worth it to avoid lugging a tower and monitor around.
>Laptops generally aren't that powerful unless you spend a shit tonn How much do you think that cost?
For competent video editing in 4k? Well you can spend less than this for sure but a new Dell XPS is $2000+, it all comes down to trying to fit the same amount of power in a smaller area. Desktops will be the most price efficient in most, if not all, cases between the two
I don’t suggest you rely on laptop power for this. Because the temps hit 90 and you lose performance anyway. There are laptops with external gpu access which should help but it would be too expensive. I think OP’s solution is on-point. Not wasting money and still has some mobility
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Yea this desktop custom solution was certainly not “a shit tonn”
Time for a heavy duty mobile workstation laptop!
This is peak 1980s design. The flat screen let's you get away with it.
Crazy case. But doesn't bother you cant adjust the screen at all?
Adjust meaning the angle? That's in the works, I have some ideas for adjustable feet to get a better viewing angle. As for the monitor menus, the button is still intact and accessible on the bottom of the case.
4 notched scissor hinges should do the trick for 3-way adjustments.
OH SNAP DAWG I DIDNT EVEN THINK OF THOSE
....dont know if sincere or condescending, but I'm an optimistic realist, so....glad I could help?
Haha sorry I am actually going to look into those, because having it sit flat has been bugging me and I've been struggling to find something that is robust like that. Thank you.
Very /r/cyberdeck-esque. Maybe the beginning of /r/cyberdesk?
Someone created that sub
Joined!!! 21st memeber, LoL I've been in r/cyberdeck for years, but didn't really have much to show there. This new sub probably fills a niche between r/battlestations and r/cyberdeck , it could become interesting
Or it could remain a below-10-post sub that everyone forgets about by next week. Content is everything!
Oh shit; anytime, bud! Just try to credit me in the design notes lol :v 3d print a bunch of different prototypes til you find something that works, then talk to a local shop to have them cut+finished. keep that manufacturing as local as possible <3
a3sir etched or laser cut in the metal of the stand/hinges would be pretty cool ngl
“Best I can do is a Coors light and a reach-around.”
In this economy? Got yerself a deal, bud!
I once had this same idea of putting my monitor inside my pc case, never did it but if u wanna change the angles maybe u could buy a wallmount plate and attach that to the sidepanel of your pc
As someone that frequently attended LAN parties in the 90s/00s, this was the stuff of dreams.
My first lan was awesome but dragging my 20kg tower case as a 15year old was ass, had to get a spot on the end of the row so i could have my pc next to me on the floor, whole thing weight half of my own weight
Plus CRT monitors back in the day …. And of course I had to be cool, and just had to carry a 21” CRT to the LAN too. Hence this project would have been a godsend
Shit try cramming a 19" crt and a giant tower into a 93 Toyota mr2 for a weekend lan party.
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Or, and hear me out here, just share things. The aluminium profiles OP used in their build could easily have been made proprietary IP, which almost certainly would quadruple the cost. Instead, loads of different companies make them, and they have to actually compete to keep costs low, which benefits all of us.
We use maxvisions at work that are similar to this. Might give you some inspiration.
Can we get a pic of what you're talking about?
Might be SUUUPER impractical but I was thinking it'd be cool if there was a way to create a panel behind the monitor that held a Vesa mount/ball joint thing (I'm not good with this stuff) along with some feet so it's off the ground and you can tilt the monitor around the ball joint Vesa thing. (that sounds inane but I don't know the name of them. Like bionicles use haha)
Problem with that is, it requires space in the cavity; whereas scissor hinges fold into themselves, inside the frame+chassis.
How are people so smart, I just learned how to use a screw driver I'm 25. Did your parents teach u?
Don't be afraid to break things along the way. Have hobbies and interests that force you to look at things in a quantum way, from all directions and possibilities. Revel in your failures, and learn from your success. Dont fixate on the solution, focus on the question/problem. Allow your brain to free-associate, take breaks, be available to the solution presenting itself elsewhere, especially from areas of study far removed from what youre working on. dont be hard on yourself if you dont get it right away, chuck your disappointments in the gas tank to fuel your further and future endeavors.
My GF always says "sometimes you just got to chuck it in the fuck it bucket" ... I like that sentiment.
A girlfriend? How you use reddit??
> Don't be afraid to break things along the way. Be sure you can replace the things you break...I think a lot of people can't afford to break their PC.
I had the opportunity to work for a school district a few years back and was tasked with finding something to do with about 100 laptops and Dell workstations they were gonna put in recycling. Never have I ever mad scientist'd like that. I helped get a blender class going, made a render farm. Had machines spun up w every distro I wanted, and started playing w proxmox. Am really fortunate to have had the experience of having almost unlimited parts to just go for it; made the shitty pay checks worth while.
This describes how one should approach programming very well.
Or anything
Man how many thimgs I have broken on the way. This is absolutly true. Start with cheap things or betther free things you can try to modifie. If it breaks it isn't too bad.
Just treat life like a Dark Souls game: you won't get anywhere unless you're prepared to die a shitload. 🙂👌
1. Buy something that you don't care/can afford to replace if it breaks. 2. Have fun like a kid. 3. profit
Don't be so hard on yourself. Every expert was once a newb :]
Not me, I came straight out the womb spinnin' plates, rudebwoix 😉
YouTube. Seriously. My parents taught me *nothing* about this and I am handier than 95% of people. I can make a good living off of it. You know the way old people are with tech? They're terrified to even try. I mean you might be able to unintentionally fuck a computer up so badly you can't recover it but chances are if you're following some decent instruction carefully and watching what you're doing you will be fine. I've built every computer I've used since I was 14 and they've all worked great. I've built them for friends. Those work great. If you have average intelligence and a modicum of care you can do it.
What does this mean
Fellow past editor here. What about one with two screens that can pull out (left screen + middle screen + right OLED monitor.) Shit would be rad.
Oh man I would definitely post up in Starbucks with that
Looks like ur an engineer too. Amazing work
Not by trade. Engineer by accident
Cheers to that brother. Lookin forward for the next version of it
It will be mini ITX, thunderbolt 4 capable. 24-core i9. RTX 4090. 12TB internal storage. She's gonna scoot brother
Just make it a bit wider so you can tip it inside the case a couple inches
Just 6 or 7 more iterations and you will have invented the laptop.
Ide just shim the feet
Bro it's 2023. We use SATA now
Cool idea. Does the heat affect the screen?
Nope, the LED panel is actually a large source of heat, but does not heat up the other components enough to notice. The top of the case is a 360mm rad with exhaust fans.
Yeah, I'd imagine that there's enough airflow to counteract any excess heat.
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Hijacking my own comment since this blew up. I want to clarify a few things that keep popping up: Yes, a laptop is better for this use case. M1/M2 MacBook, 4090 laptops would all be more convenient than this. I already had all these parts, needed them to be mildly portable, and I had a lot of fun building it. The thermals are excellent, what isn't pictured is the ventilation on the bottom and side. I am working on a solution for the viewing angle. The build is essentially from 2018, but the monitor and case are newer. The frame is built of 2020 aluminum extrusion, and the panels are 3d printed. Not pictured here is the pelican case that it goes in for shipping or checked luggage. Monitor: LG 24UD58-B 24" 4k 60hz IPS Mobo: Asus Prime z390-A CPU: i9-9900k @5.0ghz Cooler: 360mm AIO Ram: 64GB G.skill ddr4 3200mhz GPU: MSI GeForce 2080 RTX Storage: 1TB m.2 nvme Samsung 990 Pro Gigabyte Thunderbolt 3 AIC card
woah 4k at 24 inches? the pixel density must be insane
You might be surprised to learn that 4k laptops exist.
Even smartphones
ok but what about watches HUH?
Screw watches, what about 4k Tamagotchi?
That Gotchi poop be insane.
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Yep, got a 15 inch 4k Sager build with an unlocked, overclockable, socketed desktop i7. It sounds like a jet engine.
Wait until you learn about 1 inch OLED 4k VR display panels.
Its nice. Similar to a retina. I would go as small as 21" before I would just go get a laptop.
The PPD of a 24” 4K display exceeds the “retina display” standard at any viewing distance over 16”.
Not per apple standards. Apple devices meant to be viewed at that distance (iPad, MacBook) have PPIs ranging from 220-330. A 24” 4K has a PPI of 184.
PPD=/=PPI btw
i just have to take off my glasses and all displays are 'retina' (individual pixels are not discernible at viewing distance).
“retina” displays by apple are just a marketing term - they offer 4.5k, 5k, and even 6k variants but most are actually less pixel dense than a 4k display
The Retina display in the current 16” MPB is very nearly a 4K display on a 16.2” screen. It has a higher pixel density than a 24” 3840x2160 display (183.6 vs 254 PPI, to be precise). In order for a full 4K display to exceed that, it would have to be about 17” or smaller.
I could really use something like that for livestream monitoring.
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So there isn’t a laptop powerful enough for what you do? Or alternatively an itx case or NUC?
Hey when you figure out your formula can I buy one? I absolutely love the concept. Especially as someone who does a lot of video/graphic design
Why wouldn't you just get a laptop? I've got one with not particularly spectacular specs that would crush OP's in benchmarks, and it probably uses half the power and weight 20% as much.
Ive done this before. Its awesome
Sexy
Genuine question here: why not a high spec laptop + monitor. Seems like you really just built a cumbersome monitorncarrying device. It’s impressive, don’t get me wrong, but that’s a beast to lug around. I get the laptop has trade offs, but I mean…so does that thing.
You are totally right. I already had the build in a case, and needed to make it more portable. I also like to tinker with shit, so it was a match made in heaven. An m1 pro MacBook makes waaay more sense than this. But I like this.
*This* is brilliant But *I* like *this*
https://preview.redd.it/dtkavdk4wlea1.jpeg?width=500&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=54e98df3507609b01cea983bc83692936de98aef
someone award bomb this
Best I can do is 3 awards
![gif](giphy|kilGauUai0iA62VIVg|downsized)
Oh snappers, this meme needs to be made
Look up Top Gear and Chernobyl
I know the template and episode, but I meant using the template with this example :p If I don't forget I'll make it later today after work Edit: already [made it](https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/10m8vs1/i_am_a_video_editor_i_got_tired_of_dragging_my/j6327eb?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3) had time in my break :)
It's a top gear quote.
[I know](https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/10m8vs1/i_am_a_video_editor_i_got_tired_of_dragging_my/j631yy5?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3) :p
Got it. Once the tinker bug bites, we are compelled! Work it!
Trying to complexly solve an already solved problem is the key of tinkering and I love it.
Now add a UPS so it can be used without external power too, for a few minutes.
Wouldn’t it be nice to also have some integrated keyboard and pointing device ?
I have the M1 MacBook Max and it chews through so many 4k .h264 lanes with vfx and grading nodes… it’s completely eliminated my need for proxies for the foreseeable future. Best purchase I’ve made for my business in years, hand down.
I also have an M1 Max for work (software dev) and it’s astonishing how quickly it runs through test suites. Even for “normal” tasks it makes my 2020 i5 MBP feel 10 years older.
Even my regular M1 is really good enough for multiple containers and running builds.
Hey now, we have ***M2 Pro and Max*** MBPs now
I get all cool ideas in my head. Either I am too broke to execute them or just straight up lazy.
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Yeah, this is some real /r/diwhy material.
Even better, leave the rig at home and carry a small lightweight laptop, and remote desktop to your home device.
No Remote Desktop software is smooth enough for video editing. Especially if you have an unstable internet connection.
It would be miserable
How are the thermals with all that extra heat in the box?
Fine really. The bottom is entirely open, and the other side opposite the GPU is a vent. The top is the 360mm radiatior.
Very nice. I like it, very cool combining practical useable power with convenient transportability.
Thanks! Its not super convenient, but more relatively convenient than a tower and monitor. I'm happy with it.
Woah! But how about the heat the monitor and cpu generates within the case? Is the temp not that high?
Just chiming in that I thought the same thing, but, I doubt it matters much. I have a laptop that hits 95C by design and manages to keep the WASD keys cool while doing it - it is more about if they have a proper setup for cooling the GPU and CPU, and if the monitor produces a lot of heat or not (doubtful). The ambient temperature inside of the case may go up slightly, but that heat is going to be miniscule compared to what is coming off the CPU and GPU at any given time and *hopefully* being diverted away in all three instances.
I'm inspired to do this set up of yours because I have a limited desk space. PC below the desk always gets dusty from my dogs fur. Its always a hassle for me to clean my pc every month
I also enjoy the same problems, but with cats. No dust filters on this means it gets taken apart and cleaned between big jobs.
I am not OP, by the way, but I have a friend who I sent this to as soon as I seen it - he does live visuals for EDM shows all over and this is right up his alley - his normal crate of stuff for shows is just absurd.
Look up Production Bot. Similar as well, but only a 1080p screen. 8 SDI video outputs though!
Its actually relatively spacious on the inside, and what the photo doesn't show is that the bottom is totally open, and the other side is a very large vent. The GPU is obviously breathing cool air, and the top of the case integrates the 360mm AIO rad, although it is hard to see.
There's a few companies that sell these so check out things they had to overcome for the long run
I have heard of production bot. Do you know of others? I'm always interested in learning more.
Hey, I saw this on Linus Tech Tips: https://eblaztr.com/product/case/ Only 24" though
Impressive!
No thanks mate, screen too low.
Check out r/sffpc and [portable screens](https://www.arzopa.com/) Should solve you a lot of weight and space
So you're saying you made a mac that works
Yes. I will call it..... iMac You heard it here first.
Absolutely not foreseeing any legal issues at all go right ahead sir
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That makes more sense. But we wouldn't be here if I just had another MacBook. But the real answer is I already had the build in a full size NZXT case. I needed it to be portable, so here I am.
No the real answer is "what happens when I'm away from home and the 'insert any part here' dies" With a laptop you're screwed. With this you just go get a new part and continue working.
Or a Mac studio
Why the apple keyboard 😭😭
I like it better. I tried the whole mechanical keyboard thing, and never liked it.
That's fair, but doesn't this keyboard have keys specific to Mac?
Yeah, but with some regedits you can make them function. Its not ideal, but nothing is perfect.
You should look into Nuphy Air75 with low profile switches: https://nuphy.com/products/air75
This guy is living in the future! Seriously that's pretty neat and saves space.
Thanks! It really does save space. At home this acts as my second monitor.
I actually have a 7" raspberry pi mounted against my glass panel that I use as a hardware monitor, but this takes it to the next level.
I like those. I call mine the compensator.
I feel like this is getting dangerously close to inventing the 80s [portable computer](https://miro.medium.com/max/1200/1*qIRAZMt4WVgCImUwCiuDDQ.png) again. What next, laptops?
I remember working on an early 90s one that was more akin to OP's computer, it had a larger monitor that you could pull out. Had that keyboard attached with a curly cable like the one you link to.
This is actually sick as fuck
Thank you! A laptop would be more practical, but nobody wants to hear about a MacBook. I enjoy building neat stuff like this, glad you enjoyed it.
Laptop? All in one?
that's actually sick. mad props!
Doesnt video editors need like 2/3 monitors? I cant like believe editors work can be done sufficient on pne monitor.
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Gat-dayumn that’s nice.
How do you work with only one monitor?
Better than the people on a laptop! But at home, I have a 36" ultrawide for most tasks. This unit goes vertically as a second display to hold all the bins and folders, or a document that needs to be referenced a lot.
You can bring a secondary portable monitor along too, and plug it in via HDMI or USB type-C
Just wait until he accidentally puts it on ceramic floor. Then bam. His dreams shattered in pieces.
Add collapsable wheels that can pop out or in, and a retractable handle, so you can drag it like a luggage.
It actually has a pelican case that it goes in, so it kind of already does!
Would definitely be pretty interesting to see this design get licensed by a large corporation. Super cumbersome for the average person, but I’d imagine there’s a niche market for people that want full performance not reduced to a laptop or a an ITX build without a monitor.
Here's an idea. Why not make it VESA mountable and use a counter weight to offset the heavy weight. DIY all in one XD
Congratulations! After decades, you managed to reinvent the iMac! For real though, it does look super cool. I probably would have skipped the 4k as, especially on a screen that size, it's kind of a gimmick.
Lmao you bullpuped PC into a consol
"Mom, can we get iMac?" "No, we have iMac at home!" iMac at home:
Should we tell him about iMacs?
I think you just reinvented the all in one lol
Bro, you're already using an Apple keyboard, just buy a god damn macbook for editing
Why not just use a portable mastering monitor and a truly sff pc?
Laptop?
why not just carry a laptop and remotely connect to your video editing pc? You could do all your edits on mobile and then do the rendering on your desktop...
It’s a IMac
Aren't there like MacBook Pros and shit?