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Earth Patipon
Thailand
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 4 มิ.ย. 2015
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W124 สนามนครชัยศรี (Thailand Motorsport Complex)
มุมมอง 2357 หลายเดือนก่อน
W124 สนามนครชัยศรี (Thailand Motorsport Complex)
LFM report ACC race#76180 21/12/2023 6:15 GMT+7
มุมมอง 69 หลายเดือนก่อน
LFM report ACC race#76180 21/12/2023 6:15 GMT 7
570s gt4 chang 1.43.309 assetto corsa
มุมมอง 26ปีที่แล้ว
0:00 มุมกล้องไมเนอกับพี่หนุ่ม 2:30 มุมกล้องถัทร 4:44 มุมกล้องพี่ไมค์
Goft GTI mk5 at แก่งกระจานเซอร์กิต (Kaeng Krachan Circuit)
มุมมอง 43ปีที่แล้ว
เอายางจีนเก่าๆมาถลุงหน่อย รอบที่เร็วที่สุดกลายเป็นรอบที่เบรคได้กากที่สุดหละติด abs ตลอด55555
My first custom water loop ITX Geeek G1 SE
มุมมอง 13K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Case Geeek G1 SE Ryzen5 5600x Aorus b550i XFX RX6600xt RAM XPG spectrix d60g PSU Cooler Master v750 sfx Mini monitor by Glowcube (TH): glowcube.homeiot.me/ Cable by Oreioncustom (TH): oreioncustom Custom Water Cooling: Barrow, Bykski, Freezemod Custom Water Tank by Chata GPU and CPU block (TH): ChataBlock Geeek G1 SE (TH): cypherin Music 1. Home by Neutrin...
Great build.
Beautiful work . 🎁🔥
Thought it was a girl doing the build lol those hands and nails are too girly lol
Graet ❤
Hi, Will my rtx 3070 strix rog fit here?
How's that bykski waterblock holding up so far? Great looking build looking at doing a 4070ti in an a4h20 when a waterblock comes out for my card
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Nice build. I also own G1 SE and planning to use custom water loop with 360 rad.
Are you mean external rad!!! I have a plan to build external 360 rad but may use new case.
@@earthp555 yes, external rad. So in future if i decided to change to a new case, i still can reuse the cooling solution. 😁😁😁
Soft tube…. This build is No big deal
Let’s see you do it! Champ?
@kensg it is only you who thinks hard tube in itx is difficult because you're noob. If you're experienced, hard tube on itx isn't hard at all.
@@AM93000 Did you say.. you’re a Noob, it’s ok. 🤣
Great job! I was worryinng about 120mm rad not being enough, but looks like it's fine.
At first I was worried too. But i saw H1 biuld from Omtimum Tech Channel I thought my system was smaller, so I thought 120 rad would be fine. th-cam.com/video/OM7gF7jFuiU/w-d-xo.html
How did you get the sensor panel and how does it work I want one on my 5600x
I ordered from this shop glowcube.homeiot.me/ It only use usb slot or 9pin usb2.0 in MB to run their system.
@@earthp555 cheers bro 👌
if u dont mind me asking how much was the whole build 1500$ us ?
Whole build is around 2000$, but i'm not sure in my country pc components are more expensive than other country.
Awesome build!!!Thank u for the time lapse not montage very nice
Thank you sir. I like time lapse more than montage too. hahaha
Love it! What a great feeling that is. Nice work
Thank you. ☺️
Looking good. How are the Temps under load?
I haven't tried the program for testing, but I tried with game battlefield V, PUBG peak cpu/gpu never exceed 72/52. Mostly, the temp will be around 60-65 for cpu and 48-50 for gpu.
@@earthp555 Sweet. From my experience, a 120mm radiator can handle 150W loads quite nicely. I've got a ~50% larger system: Qb One - 15L. I've managed to squeeze a 240mm rad in it. From my tests, I'd say max load is about 300W for my 240 rad. If I undervolt, I get a 100W power draw and temps stay around 50C too for both GPU and CPU. If I overclock, I can reach close to 300W and my CPU temps go high as 80 to 90 degrees CPU and around 70 GPU.
@ At first, I almost cut this case to put the 240rad on top, but I feel pity for the case. hahaha I have a plan to biuld all custom itx case to use 240rad. Now im interest in visual of k3s or k40 case. But it will be a long time. The budget is gone.hahaha🤣
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