Project Density: 2080ti Xeon ITX under

No wasted space! Two chassis were made. The first housed a $3000 liquid cooled Xeon with a 10Gbe card and served as a prototype for the 2080ti build, which was tricky as it also needed to have the Vive WiGig card for the Vive Pro. Both had custom power supplies internally which would later become the new HDPLEX 200DC and 400AC. These were the most challenging chassis I have ever built and assembled and clock in at . *EDIT* For people asking, this system used BOTH m.2 slots! One for the WiGig card via the M.2 PCIE riser, and the other for a Samsung 970 Pro. The Xeon system required an extra 2.5“ SSD. Additionally, YES, the system used a 2080ti which you can see in the video in several places. I just used an extra 2080 at the end in the box to show how small the system was. Some notable challenges: -milling the carbon fiber underwater so my diamond bit wouldn’t wear out before all the sconeslot vents were cut -the black walnut boards wanted to curl up and had