Editing Internet Advisor (section)

== Sleeper Build ==
We haven't started the build yet, but most of the necessary parts have been purchased at the time of writing. We've also successfully managed to get the original laptop keyboard to work with a modern computer by using an Arduino Mega as a keyboard controller. Here's a list of parts we're planning to install inside the computer:
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!Part
!Model
!Note
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|CPU
|Ryzen 5 5600X
|X-Variant will allow undervolting for better thermals
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|Motherboard
|Asus Prime B450M-A II
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|RAM
|Corsair Vengance LPX 16gb
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|Screen
|10.4" 1024x768 Panel w/ Driver Board
|Same size as the original (screen, but higher resolution and takes an HDMI
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|Power Supply
|SilverStone FX500 500W Flex-ATX Power Supply, SST-FX500-G
|Small
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|Storage
|Samsung 950 EVO 1TB M.2
|Large enough for us to dual-boot several different distros.
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|Wi-Fi
|TP-Link WiFi 6 PCIe Card AX3000 (Archer TX55E)
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|Keyboard Controller
|Arduino Mega
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|Internal USB
|Motherbard USB 2.0 Breakout Header
|Allows internal connection of the Arduino Mega and mouse.
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|CPU Cooler
|Noctua NH-L9i
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|GPU
|NVIDIA QUADRO M4000
|Single-Slot, because anything taller surely won't fit.
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|Fans
|Noctua NF-A8 (80mm)
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|PCIE Riser
|Asus RS200 PCIE Riser
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|Speakers
|Old Monitor Speakers (If they fit)
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|Mouse
|USB Optical Mini-Mouse
|A custom 3D-printed enclosure will allow it to fit in the original mouse slot.
|}