- Nov 9, 2013
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Hello,
I am getting the Silverstone SST-RVZ02B - Raven Mini-ITX Case and I noticed that there are some ventilation holes at the back of the pc case. I wanted to know if there are any vesa mount hinges that would allow me to attach an 18" monitor which has vesa support to it to the back of this case? The idea is to make it an all-in-one mobile PC. I want to see if I can find a battery powerful enough to charge it since my total system wattage is 160 watts only (i3, 8gb, gtx 1050ti). It should be possible since someone on YouTube released a video of a battery bank that could power a PS4 and my system has about the same power consumption of a console maybe a tad more. Any thoughts if this is possible? I don't mind drilling holes into the case if needed but I would really like this to work. I was thinking of using wooden planks to make a panel for the monitor and another one for the case but then it would be awkward to carry around and I would lose out on the form factor. Would the case be able to support the weight of an 18" monitor if I drilled 4 holes into the top part of one of the side panels?
Many thanks in advance!
I am getting the Silverstone SST-RVZ02B - Raven Mini-ITX Case and I noticed that there are some ventilation holes at the back of the pc case. I wanted to know if there are any vesa mount hinges that would allow me to attach an 18" monitor which has vesa support to it to the back of this case? The idea is to make it an all-in-one mobile PC. I want to see if I can find a battery powerful enough to charge it since my total system wattage is 160 watts only (i3, 8gb, gtx 1050ti). It should be possible since someone on YouTube released a video of a battery bank that could power a PS4 and my system has about the same power consumption of a console maybe a tad more. Any thoughts if this is possible? I don't mind drilling holes into the case if needed but I would really like this to work. I was thinking of using wooden planks to make a panel for the monitor and another one for the case but then it would be awkward to carry around and I would lose out on the form factor. Would the case be able to support the weight of an 18" monitor if I drilled 4 holes into the top part of one of the side panels?
Many thanks in advance!
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