In this video, I show the process of swapping my Dell Precision T3630 case for 7.3 liters of HTPC mini PC chassis. I've also shown how to fix the system alerts when changing the Dell PC Part to a non-dell Chassis. The case is tiny and adorable. I am satisfied with the outcome of the PC case swap.

Fun facts:
1- The Dell Precision T3630 motherboard is a standard M-ATX motherboard size.
2- Motherboard I/O shield is not removable.
3- USB 3.0 Header and front audio port is compatible with a standard chassis cable connector.
4- The USB 2.0 and USB C headers are proprietary; they do not fit the cable connector of a standard case.
5- The front panel header has the standard HDD LED, Power Switch, Power LED, and Reset switch pinout.
6- Connect PIN 9 font panel I/O to the font panel I/O ground pin to fix power button failure alerts.

+ Parts used:
- A10 HTPC Case: https://amzn.to/3UrTIun
- 400W Flex Power supply: https://amzn.to/3wlGTtt

Chapter:
00:00 Intro
00:43 Removing all parts
03:32 Unboxing A10 7.3L HTPC Mini PC Case
05:27 Unboxing 400W Flex PSU
08:30 Fixing the power button failure alert
10:15 Install all the parts in the new case.
19:17 Fist boot

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