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I'm going to go the same route as you @playlogic. You mentioned you removed the backplate and the cover doesn't currently close. Have you started to work on a custom cover? Also for the backplate maybe I could do a CNC replacement if you think it would be possible. I don't have my parts yet so...

@playlogic How about this: The card I purchased isn't Power over Bus, but it is a slim SFF single slot and comes with a 16-pin PCIe 5.0 to 8-pin cable. What if I used a 16-pin PCIe 5.0 to 8-pin adapter, then an 8-pin to 6-pin adapter, and connected it to an external power adapter? I know this...

Do you notice any cooling performance degradation with 5 boxes stacked that way (on the side with tops and bottoms covered by the other boxes)?

Could you provide some more photos to capture some of the modifications you made? Ie. Remove back plate, remove a secure clip, shave rubber pads might be touch to show).

Found your thread https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/minisforum-ms-01-rtx-a4000-sff-benchmarking.44167/ I'll most likely take the same approach you took then.

You know what? You're definitely not missing anything; I am. As you pointed out it is NOT bus-powered :eek: I guess I should return it or get an external case, as you suggested, and attach it via the Thunderbolt port. What's the most powerful bus-powered card you can put in the MS-01? Also...

I've just purchased the MS-01 barebone and the following components listed below. While waiting for the parts to arrive, I'm trying to determine if I need a bigger power brick. Ideally, I'd like to purchase everything upfront to avoid delays once the components are here. I'd hate for everything...

I'm also in the same boat. When you purchased the 240w power adaptor did you need to purchase an adaptor head (the piece that plugs into the MS-01)?