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ok. I finally was able to install Catalina but trackpad isn't working at all. I found the voodooI2C guide, read it a couple of times and I must say, It's complete non sense for me right now. Is there another simpler guide around here that I missed? Here's the link I found...

Nope, still the same with USB 2.0 on all USB ports

ok, I'll try that

Is it possible the problem lies in the fact that I used the setting of the device properties and modified them instead of creating a new one? I just don't know to create a new one.

well, it took more than a couple of minutes... but clearly not long enough ;)

Okay... so I had a couple of minutes and I gave a shot at this guide ;) Till I got to the Propertree software all was good, krystal clear! I did what I tought was best in there and moved the installer on my laptop. Installer does not get to install utility.

I only understood this one after looking for opencore in google ;) Thanks for the answers guys!

Okay. I'll give it a try this week end! Thanks!

Hi guys, it's been a long time but I have decided to try and install Catalina on a laptop I have. It's a Dell Latitude e6440 with the following specs: -4th gen I5 4310M (Haswell) -Chipset QM87 -8Gb DDR3 -Discrete graphics Radeon HD 8690M -On board graphics Intel HD 4600 -Lan card from intel I...

Hi! The project is still on ice because of the prices of the parts, mainly the GPU. I will finish it for sure someday but it is still on the shelf. Thanks for you interest!

Like always, love your build. The only thing I would add to it is a small piece of plexiglass on each side just to "enclose" the build. With holes for the fans i really think it would take your build to another level.

Here'es the hole in the front part of the body: And I've also added support for the 2 front usb connections: I think it's ready to print ;)

So, I've made some improvements to the top cover, relocated screws for the top grill because it would've hit the motherboard, adjusted leds holes to the right size and recessed the power switch to make is flush with the top cover. I also added a tab in the front and a screw hole to keep it in...

Dummy parts are ready! Ordered a small 12MM power switch with white LED and dual USB 3.0 connectors. Now I just need to wait for the USB to get here to make sure the housing case is correct before first print! Pretty happy now!

Currently printing motherboard, video card and power supply dummy to make sure my model is right, will post picture this weekend :)

Now I just need to pay my Prusa printer and buy parts to build that beast!

I had to stip components on the motherboard because it was too big. Here's the full version.

@craighazan I found a model on grabcad. I used fusion 360 to convert the STP file into STL.

Added M3 nuts holders to make sure the graphics card stays in place

Pretty happy with this design