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Just wanted to let you know, i waiting for PCB and components delivery, later this month I will start assembling the v2.0 boards (with fan headers).
I wanted to cover my needs and to have some for all you
I wanted to cover my needs and to have some for all you
Europe, shipping from Hungary, Slovakia or Austria (all near)
@Goozoon Seems like there is a lot of interest for these boards and only on one thread. Please do not forget the creator of these. We are all eager to share something cool but @WifiCable should have something to gain from this. After all we are all here because of the work she did.
I came here from Reddit - Help me find back the custom Lenovo tiny pcie riser with one m2 slot + pcie x8 : r/homelab where some explanation are
Yes, when I was buying the cm4 adapter for my Clockwork Pi Devterm, I had to stop for a bit. I finally decided to buy a uConsole and added that extra adapter to the order to help make the total shipping spread out between the two devices. A $19 SODIMM2 form factor card was going to be over $30 in shipping if I bought just that card.Wow shipping costs the same as the riserSometimes living in the best country in the world has its disadvantages...
It is what it is sometimes, especially if you are properly declaring the contents inside the box.
I'm super interested, please let us know if there are any advancements
Received mines from @radu.sctin this week, haven't had the occasion to test them out yet (still waiting on an i350-T4 to be delivered).
But they seem well-built, with good soldering skill.
But they seem well-built, with good soldering skill.
There is a German Company who have good Rates: D-A-Packs GmbH: Tarifübersicht
I use them a lot to order Stuff to Germany and Pick them up right around the Corner.
By the way is there a Plan to make other Riser Cards for other Systems since it seem here are People who know how to lay out a PCB?
What other systems? I'm currently working on one for the M90q gen1/2 and P340/P350, will have to see what I do after that one.
Huawei Server, HP, Dell,...
In my case there are 2 different Riser available.
2 Slot + Power: https://www.piosparts.de/media/imag...erver-bc1m07rise-bc11perh-pci-e-1-x8-1x16.jpg
Or 3 Slot and no Power: https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/sGMAAOSwVjpnRQVR/s-l1200.jpg
So why not expose the Power with normal Plugs to power internal Cards or Accessory?
In my case there are 2 different Riser available.
2 Slot + Power: https://www.piosparts.de/media/imag...erver-bc1m07rise-bc11perh-pci-e-1-x8-1x16.jpg
Or 3 Slot and no Power: https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/sGMAAOSwVjpnRQVR/s-l1200.jpg
So why not expose the Power with normal Plugs to power internal Cards or Accessory?
Just yesterday I got the m2 connectors and will be able to start making the boards. Will keep informed
This is great for dealing with the proprietary slots on the *20q/x variants, but a direct-solder solution to convert the *10q/x units would be FAR more useful IMO since there are way Way WAY more of those floating around.
As the original project says, these lanes come directly off the CPU, so the only thing required to use them is adding a few passive components to the existing pads, and then physically connecting the card to the through-hole header.
I'm working on doing this with some salvaged PCIE extension cables, but the work is slow because I've been sick a lot lately.
As the original project says, these lanes come directly off the CPU, so the only thing required to use them is adding a few passive components to the existing pads, and then physically connecting the card to the through-hole header.
I'm working on doing this with some salvaged PCIE extension cables, but the work is slow because I've been sick a lot lately.