lattepanda wrote:we have had some luck with these, theyre also nice and low profile

https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a1 ... o=pcqq.c2c

i have also added this link to the resource list

unfortunately theyre not low profile enough to fit comfortably in the case, unless you hack a section out of it. we are working on a redesign of the case to accomodate for this.

before we got these i basically just had my engineering prototype unit stood off the ground on some m3 screws. i then got a 50mm 5v fan connected to cn2 header pins blowing on the underside, where the cpu is located. the fan is mounted on one of these "leg" screws. not exactly an elegant solution, but its been left on day and night and hasnt died yet. the fan actually stays on as long as power is connected, even if the board hasnt booted!

cheers.

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mbar6313 wrote:Can I please get some assistance with my WiFi (Device cannot start. code 10) error, I have tried everything I can possibley think of to include: Update Bios, Reinstall windows, Update windows, ensure that the WiFi module is enabled in the bios, uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers from mulitiple different locations on this site and others. At this point Im pretty upset with no luck on how to get this up and running properly. Any insight of how to solve this issue would be GREATLY appreciated, Thank you for your time.

tony359 wrote:what is the advantage to follow your very nice guide rather than installing the pre-configured ISO?

drussell1234 wrote:Does anyone know if we could use the CN2 connector to power the Board?
Looks like you could plug 5v directly into the cn2 jumpers on the motherboard to supply power to the system?
Without a Board Schematic, I am unwilling to try it! Hopefully one of the developers of the board can answer this question. It would be easy to get more amperage to the board thru this connector vs the micro USB.

Thanks,
drussell1234

Relampago wrote:I want to legt you guys now, that it is possible to power lattepanda through any 5v connector.

I am now using a non USB 5,2 3A power supply to power lattepanda on connector 6.

In addition I did some current measurements.

Boot: round about 1A
Windows usage: 1.2A

Furmark: At start 2.8A than 1.9A

Cs go: 2.1A

GPU-z Test: 2.1A

As a side note, with a 2A USB power apply, the lattepanda shutdown when I was starting furmark. Starting gpuz test with 2A power supply let to a throttling of all cores to 480 MHz. There seems to be a low current mechanism in the atom.

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Darck wrote:I confirm that the screen is prone to ghosting. I saw that when idling on the Windows login page. The clock white text will mark the screen for several minutes.

So you don't really want to use the screen for static display.

Surox wrote:

lattepanda wrote:Dear all,

We've packaged the official drivers for LattePanda . Just really need more user feedback for if it works fine.

Please download the drivers here:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bzm23 ... 0ZqUHJYT3c

Please comments about if it works for you after downloading and installing the driver package. Thank you so much for your support. Once everything works, we will open the driver package directly on our Github.

Hello, I have also installed a clean Windows 10 from Microsoft after Bootloop. This Package worked fine for nearly all driver. Only the Broadcom Wireless Adapter isn't working. He has the Code 10 Error.