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Hey all,
New to this forum, but I thought there'd be some here excited to see EK's new M6I AIO block.
I'll have some more pics after I get it mounted on the board.
New to this forum, but I thought there'd be some here excited to see EK's new M6I AIO block.
I'll have some more pics after I get it mounted on the board.
Oh... they also include a sexy backplate replacement, in case anyone cares about that... (which you all should)
Oh... they also include a sexy backplate replacement, in case anyone cares about that... (which you all should)
So I got the block on last night. Relatively simple Installation.
As you can see by that last pic, there is room for the sound module, as well as an m.2 ssd, should you choose to go that route (which I think I will)
I ran into one problem during installation. The screws provided to secure the block to the power board aren't long enough. At 4mm, they can reach through the backplate (which is very explicitly instructed to remain on the board) and power pcb, but not screw into the block. I found 5mm screws which did the trick, and have contacted EK about the problem. hopefully it's something I've overlooked, and they're not shipping everyone the wrong screws.
As you can see by that last pic, there is room for the sound module, as well as an m.2 ssd, should you choose to go that route (which I think I will)
I ran into one problem during installation. The screws provided to secure the block to the power board aren't long enough. At 4mm, they can reach through the backplate (which is very explicitly instructed to remain on the board) and power pcb, but not screw into the block. I found 5mm screws which did the trick, and have contacted EK about the problem. hopefully it's something I've overlooked, and they're not shipping everyone the wrong screws.
