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Velka 3: www.velkase.com/products/velka-3
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Wtf this is exactly the video I needed. I was trying to find videos of fan swap of FLEX power supply last night and I couldn't find a single good one. Thanks for the video!
I opened TH-cam today, and this was exactly what I needed too. I want this PC!
Fun thing your profiles are the same color.
@@TechnoYacy you think we should mate?
@@roeland1205 I have had ab ASRock Fatality B450 Gaming ITX Sitting on my shelf for the past 3 months, I am tempted to use it in this case now, it was originally going to go into a cheap APU HTPC build but I think my girlfriend won't mind a bit of money going missing for a discrete GPU
I got the same fan he used and I’m trying to get it to mount in the same psu but the screws don’t work at all kn the fan
I literally just stayed up all night after finding your vids and wondering how to replace the fan. My heart is raging with happiness right now...
banana for scale
Thanks for continuing to make videos with a clean production style, while ensuring that most viewers even slightly familiar with PC hardware can understand your content. That and you come up with some creative solutions to managing thermals in SFFPCs. I managed to shave off 3C from my 2080ti by switching it from stock to 2010Mhz@ 917mV.
Those fans are cute af.
Small bois
Kawaii
Exactly what i thought when i saw them
Cute as fan
which game is he playing in the video?
tape the gaps the 10mm fan left to improve airflow through the power supply
That thing is smaller than my power supply, its cool AF
You've got a big powersupply then...
Got that case too.
@@TheEchelon standard atx
Ax1200
Thank you Optimum ive been waiting for this
Just a heads up, the stock MGA4012YB-A15 fan inside the PSU is rated to push 18 cubic meters per hour, while Noctua 40mm fans push only 8.9 cubic meters per hour.
Replacing the fan will reduce noise, but will also reduce cooling by more than 50%
Measure an cut an 80x80 fan space on the case of the power supply and add an 1cm low profile fan to it.
thank you so much for revisiting velka 3 case
Thanks for the confirmation, this is a game changer.
Great video! Love innovative stuff like this about the PSU options.
I genuinely love this builds clean aesthetic
Dude, thanks for reading the comments in the last video and accommodating your fans. Very nice!
I've been waiting for this video, thank you so much!
Thanks for revisiting this case. I kind of want to make this case my next build. I dream of not needing to waste space on a power supply, and SATA storage drives. This little thing with some M.2 drives sounds fantastic to me.
Man, the quality of your videos! All of them. You deserve more subs.
Honestly Ali, thanks for making the most high quality itx videos on the world wide webs
Been waiting for this! Great video!
Man, I really love how you edit, it's very informational. That power supply is nice and all, my only nitpick is that spaghetti cable hehe.
Happy New Year man. I wish you good health, safety, and more success.
Thanks for this vid bro...really enjoyed watching this👍👍
Had a similar issue with an external optical drive bay. Replaced the internal fan with the Noctua 40mm and it's so much quieter. I was looking at this exact FSP unit for a project. Now I know to replace the fan off the bat.
What i like about your channel is that you do small form factors.I don't have the guts to attempt a build like this(i has big hands).We get a lot of tech youtubers but this one is great cause of the content of the videos.That and you got a relaxing voice :D
Thanks for uploading this, you were a huge help
I was eagerly waiting for another velka video 😍😍😍
Sick build! Now I want to build an ITX system even more.
Great video with tiny fans and almost no production cost. Clever!
If you want to connect it to the PSU itself, you'll need the FLX version of the Noctua fan. Also, for anyone using the 10mm thick fan, I would probably recommend putting some electrical tape or something over that little gap between the fan and the PSU chassis so that air doesn't leak in.
I put two of these into my HP switch and the difference is pretty crazy. Silent server closet is great!
Amazing quality videos! Keep it up!
top quality vid as always mate!
I am pretty impressed of how much you have crammed inside such a small case... it would be really interesting to see if you could produce a variant of your case that could host 2x3.5 HDDs probably in the expense of the VGA..this would be the absolute killer of all 2bay NAS as you could buy ITX Mbs and have extremely fast NAS (or even ESXI hosts) for the same money...
THANK YOU SO MUCH! WHAT A WAY TO END THE DECADE!!!
you must regret saying that now lol
Thanks to this video i was confident enough to do this mod on my own. I made sure i placed it in the correct orientation by looking at 6:07!
Are we not going to mention how my boi optimum is a god at apex legends?
Olamajosta what did you think when you made your profile photo😂?
tried to add him on origin, but no reply, lol
Cactus Crus how is he named on origin?
@@joostwagelaar8837 hmmmm, look carefully into his ID in the video, you'll see. XD
😂
Premium quality video material right here. Excellent build / upgrade
remove gpu shroud and install noctua fans on gpu for essentially inaudable system?
Hi Nick, this is exactly my thought! Which Noctua fan did you have in mind?
@@f13dfx from what I see you should be able to screw a noctua 120mm into the mesh on the side or just zip tie it to the gpu heatsink
Aditya Aurora zip-tying it is probably a bad idea. You NEED a secure fit, as GPUs do NOT thermal-throttle and overheating will lead to critical failure and your card would 200% die.
@@d-o-n-u-t I've seen many zip tied fans on GPU, and from personal exp, it doesn't matter how you mount your fan. It matter more on how much airflow the fan you are using is able to generate. Basically you want a fan that designed more for pushing air through radiators not for case airflow (there are always exceptions, but that's the general rule).
Ive seen cases where ziptied fans do BETTER then the stock fan.
Where the problem comes in is making sure the aftermarket fans are not running too slow (or can self adjust) based on gpu temps.
But that's my 2c, do with it as you see fit.
@@lordhighbinary2006 actually there have been a lot of ppl in r/sffpc doing the noctua fan swap on the MSI or Gigabyte Mini cards. The NF-A9x14 (which does have quite good static pressure for a 92mm fan) fits into the stock shroud and you can use a 4-pin to VGA adapter to connect it to the fan header on the GPU. Thermals are supposedly about the same while it is way quieter.
I just love this case !!! I would really love to build this kind of form factor PCs !!!
Nice compact gaming pc..i like the mod of PSU fan,Noctua works very quite!
This SFF build is just awesome in either format - the Noctua 40mmx10mm fan the Flex PSU appears an absolute must especially when using what is the currently the highest powered GPU available in ITX form. The i5-8400 seems a sensible partner CPU selection . Biggest problem - this incredible SFF cases are extremely hard to obtain.
Great channel Ali - love it - the video quality is excellent and your chilled manner is informative and welcoming. I do hope you'll attempt a high spec air-cooled build in the Fractal Design Core 500 - perhaps when the next gen of 3080ti or whatever GPU's emerge. For an ITX sized case it really is a boon for ATX kit and masses of it.
You have to make an UDOO BOLT V8 build! Smallest board EVER
I see Hemlock, i press like. Awesome case and cable management anyway.
what a dream mini system!💯💯💯
That savage gameplay though.
You're good at Apex bro!
I was able to get the 20mm noctua to work with the flex ATX. I bent the fan cage on the case inward and mounted the fan flush on the exterior. I then closed the gaps left where the old fan would have been with some kapton tape. There was barely enough clearance in front of the power button after I rerouted the cables, but it spins without interference. I also ran a temperature sensor from the motherboard header into the PSU and hooked the noctua to a mobo header. This way I can control the PSU fan based on the internal temp of the PSU itself. It idles at 35c and peaks at 50c under load.
Nice video Ali, glad you do revisits as it's good content =) Too bad these types of cases are hard to come by. Been hoping for Velka 3 or Dr Zaber Sentry for months, all the parts for my new system are now just waiting for something to house them in x')
You should make sure that the thinner fan still draws all the air through the PSU: cover the gaps with some tape.
Clean and simple. Love the build!
I've been looking for that graphics card everywhere!!
You are simply the small form factor KING!
I dont know if anyone has mentioned it yet, but Earlier revisions of the Velka 3 do indeed fit an HDPlex Unit but cannot be screwed in forcing you to do what he did in this video if you wanted to put one in your system.
As of the latest Revision, you can now do it with lil hassle and without the thermal tape, although some people still recommend it just to help unload some heat.
I prefer the noctua fan swap coz I hate an external power brick. My most favorite pc build of all times. Thanks for creating such amazing content.
Hey ali, would love to see you review the dicecase. As someone that's been looking for a dual 280mm sub-20L case for a while now, it seems amazing!
Bought this fan yesterday just waiting for it.
Gonna wait for the RTX 21 series to see how small the GPU's will be and performance gains
Custom low profile psu cables cut to precise length will help a lot and leve out some room in the case.
Great, thanks to your channel and your great production quality, now I'm in love with itx builds and I'm really considering to buy the velka case.
Still not sure if the velka 3 or velka 5 though
Velka 5 is a more expensive case but it is just as easy to fit in a backpack and wattage isnt a problem not sound and the components are cheaper and more flexibility
Heyy, I just wanted to point out that Velka now sells their own PSU's together with the V2.0 of the Velka 3, 5 and 7 cases. I would LOVE to see you make a vid about the revised versions and see if the PSU from Velka has the same noise issues.
Btw, I adore your channel. Keep up the good work!
The one psu included in velka 3 package is much more noisier than fsp. Better be buying noctua fan as well.
nice new itx build
Another great video 👍 please do a review of the Inwin a1 plus 😁
First love this case. Also the Enhance 7660b is the only flex psu to buy for the case if you have the time/patience. The hdplex combo is great if you want a silent build. But it's the most expensive option.
Did optimum get the newer version of this case? I have the 1.1 and it doesn't have the mounting holes or back plate for the hdplex. I build mine using the hdplex 400w, it's what I had, and I just have the jack wire hanging out in back. Didn't use any velcro/foam, though the cables and everything else keeps it stable. But it sits on my desk at work though.
Ohhh! yeah! This is what many people are into right now!
Its so in demand... cant even get a Velka case its out of stock!
There's something very pleasant about that hdplex psu. I'd feel good about using an external brick if I knew that thing was in my pc.
OMG if you touch the inside of a PSU you will instantly explode into ash lol. Great video Ali! Keep em comin'.
Look at those little blades, they are so cute °w°
Great video! I've always wanted to build the smallest & most powerful CPU/GPU combination I could build & having it as quiet as possible; sounds like an oxymoron!
One request, can you put a link to the mini-itx motherboard you used & correct the link for the RTX 2070 mini GPU?
Will buy this fan for my itx build too (almost same case)
The noise difference between stock fan and noctua fan is absolutely night and day
Did a little research on this company. Apparently this company is based in Houston, TX. Pretty cool to have this in my home town!
Big fan of all your videos and I'm sorry that this isn't related to the Velka 3, but are you planning to switch to an 18:9 aspect ratio soon? Your vids are amazing and I would love to see more of my screen filled up with my 18:9 phone and 21:9 monitor.
hope ces 2020 brings a lot of new sff cases
SeaSonic makes quiet FlexATX power supplies. They're a little more expensive than the competition, but well worth it for SFF builds that require them.
Superb video.
Did you plug the noctua fan on the motherboard? I didn't quite get that.
In the last video someone suggested using the 600W Enhance Flex which has a better build quality, did anyone try that?
awesome vid dude :)
How does the new fan cable look after installation? I ran my power cable out with the rest of the power cables when I did this with my In Win Chopin built.
Excellent vid.
There is also the GEEEK A30 that is very similar, but acrylic and cheaper. They also sell a custom flex atx psu (fan swap and modular).
Awesome!
I wonder if its possible to mod a Noctua fan to that GPU, both for thermals and sound.
Are the 2070 and 2060 Super the highest tier gpus you can fit in this case?
And what could be top Ryzen cpu here - 3600X, 3700X?
yeah, been to the site. All is out of stock except the cooling-fan. nice site mate. thnx
this is what i like in this channel. not scared in ripping PSU :-DDDD imagine a pc component inside a PS4 :-DDDD
have you ever check any DNK cases? they seems to have good build quality, even before ghost set the standard
Very nice small case, i went even smaller. Making my own 3.2 liter case ( smaller isnt possible) with exact the same hardware. Hdplex and dell brick holding up well. Want to try the 9600, 32gb and 2070mini( super?) With only 330watts Very soon. Nice watching your builds Ali !
I think that on the Velkcase website they state that the latest revision of the case will include updated mounts for the HDPlex and other types of pico-psu's.
That's the model I have
Thanks for the video, i wish you would do a bank for the buck build with the same case with something like a 9100f a gtx 1650 a cheap 300w 25$ dc to dc power supply with like a dell da-2. Would be interesting to see a minimal build for a minimalistic case.
You should put some tape to cover up the holes that the fan doesn't fill (since it's smaller) so it doesn't spill air
Important thing to note. The fan swap is much cheaper than the hd plex + ACDC adapter option.
Hey mate, thank you for the video. Can you please reupload the video where you change the fan to the Corsair SF750? I'd really love to do it and your guidance would be great!
don't forget that HDplex also makes their own power brick, that is much smaller than the Dell brick, and also it provides more power.
And what is the weight of the build? It is important to know since many will bring this as carry on when flying
I love cheemsburgers, and PCs of this size
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I want one of these but in a horizontal form factor. It would fit really nice in the game console shelf of my TV stand. It wouldn't fit vertically there, though. I've only got about 7 inches, maybe 7.5...
Ali rockin the Tommy T, need to drop a like
Very interesting . But a hard to get case at the moment. Hope i can get one :-)
If your OK with a 330w psu brick, how about the meanwell RPS-500-12-c. It's a 12v PSU that you'd use with a pico style psu for the motherboard, and will do 310w passively cooled (500w with a fan pointed at it). It should fit in that space, be silent, and give about the same amount of power as your external brick without needing an external brick.
Cool video. Where did you get the tiny heat gun you used to crimp the cables at 4:45? All i find are big industrial heat guns.
My God, your hands have the gift of creating pc ryzen for me and everything with good taste a lot of your work amazing project my consumption dream
If you’re looking for a silent FlexATX PSU, get the Enhance 7660b 600W model. It’s completely silent in my 4L SGPC K39v3 case powering a Ryzen 7700 + RTX 4060LP
Try it with the 600w enhance enp-7660b.
Its very efficient and has a quiet fan from what I heard.
You are such a beast in Apex!