Assembling a computer requires certain knowledge and skills! This brief instruction shows the assembly sequence and is designed for the user who has already assembled computers .
And also, the body in these photos may be slightly different from what you have, it happens, I make some changes in almost every batch.
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Preparation.
Make sure your assembly components match the case specifications.
Disassemble the case by unscrewing the screws with a screwdriver.
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Installation of the Power Supply Unit (PSU).
The case supports the installation of HDPlex 250W GaN AIO.
Connect the necessary cables to the power supply unit. Screw it to the case with screws and do not forget to install an aluminum spacer between the PSU and the case.
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Installing the motherboard (MB).
The case supports MB mini-ITX format. Read the instruction manual for the motherboard. Install everything you need on it (Processor, CPU cooler, RAM, NVMe drive, if used. Follow the instructions of the component manufacturer). Install the plug in the case if it is not fixed on the motherboard before mounting the MB. Very carefully put the MP into the case, placing it on the racks. Screw the MB to the case using screws and a screwdriver.
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Installing a video card.
Unscrew the fastening corner from the case. Connect the additional power supply of the video card, if provided by the video card manufacturer, before installing it (see the instructions for installing your video card in the video card delivery kit). Insert the video card into the case, insert the cable into the PCIe x16 riser connector as far as it will go. Screw the video card to the case using the mounting bracket.
WARNING! A riser cable 10-15 cm long can be included with the case, this is more than necessary. Fold the riser cable approximately as shown in the photo.
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And at the end, I will talk about case fans
So, if you really want to experiment and you don't mind removing the fan shroud with your LowProfile RTX 4060, then this information is for you. The purpose of installing fans instead of the standard cooling system is to reduce noise and temperature.
Dismantle the standard video card cooling system.
Unscrew the fasteners for the riser cable and screw a pair of 80x80x25 or 60x60x25 fans to it, preferably Noctua, with others it is unlikely to achieve good results.
It is better to connect the fans to the video card using a special adapter. It can also be connected to the motherboard. After that, it is necessary to adjust the fan speed programmatically to achieve optimal values.
As a result, 80mm will be the quietest and will give a better temperature, 60mm is only slightly inferior to them. If you already have a pair of 60mm, then there is no point in buying new 80mm.
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The final assembly.
Carefully route all cables using nylon cable ties. Check that all cables are connected. Install the cover on the body and fasten with screws.
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This photo shows how to screw the stand for vertical installation of the case.
