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DIY homemade laptop pc custom plywood portable case

Hello everyone! In this video i'll show you a little video of my homemade custom pc laptop style case. When i became frustrated with lack of standarized components in laptops and i needed a PC with portability in mind which a desktop wouldn't allow i decided to build this computer. I used mostly laying around components and some i needed to buy. Motherboard, CPU, RAM and monitor i bought earlier for something else but i decided not to do it and ended up not using those stuff then. It was not intended to be a laptop replacement but rather a little more portable desktop. Case features a simple storage compartment for small headphones, wireless mouse and power cable. Also it is equipped with hot-swap 2.5" hdd bay. I used stock cooler because it has quite low height and got it with the cpu. Hinges allow to move the lid laptop style. Monitor accepts 12v, i tried to wire it to the molex 12v connector but it had weird artifacts and i turned it off fast to avoid potential damage. If i had succeeded it would have simplified construction considerably. But i did not want to take unnecessary risks. some of the components used: motherboard: msi h110m pro-VD cpu: intel pentium G4560 (i might upgrade it to something more powerful soon, for work and light games its more than enough) RAM: single adata 8gb 2400 ddr4 (for use with iGPU dual channel is recommended but i intend to add dedicated gpu later, i'm waiting for a riser shipment) psu: chieftec gpf-350p (350w, tfx) amplifier: pam8610 (wiring diagram for power and speakers included in video) speakers: i had these laying around salvaged from old crt TV) When connecting HDD i could have used separate power and data cables because it is screwed to the case anyway, but i did not think about it then. Combo cable is needed for swap bay construction cause it simplifies its construction considerably. I used plywood for body because i had some around and it's not that expensive and quite durable and lightweight for its size. I know that a steel or even plexiglass would be better since wood is quite bad at dissipating heat and blocks wi-fi signals (that's why antenna is outside of case). And some shielding inside a case and at the back would help but this build was intended as a rather quick prototype to use some unused stuff and check if the size isn't too large etc. Speakers should have boxes to sound better, i might incorporate them in more refined version of the case. There's no noticeable noise from speakers, but it might happen in an unshielded case. You should avoid ground loops, use shielded wires and so on. Keyboard is not that great, but it was low profile and narrow, that is why i used that one. Wireless mouse allowed for easy storage. I hope you enjoyed watching my video, and if you did, like and subscribe. If you did not, please let me know why so i can improve and do better next time! Also, feel free to tell me what you would like to see next. Video was edited in OpenShot, and photos and movie was taken using digital camera. Music: Get Back Up - Silent Partner How It Began - Silent Partner Hear The Noise - John Deley and the 41 Players Get Outside! - Jason Farnham