@@KogureDevilchan The tablet brands make decent software, but terrible hardware. If Wacom outsourced its pen technology to good PC brands, they might finally make reliable standalone drawing PCs.
The new ipad air 6 13 inch is my dream :3 sub $900 for an m2 processor, support for the pencil pro with barrel support, 13 inch p3 display, cheaper than the ipad pro. and you can carry it everywhere 🥲
I got a Zotac Solo 4060 to make something like your Velka 3 build, but with a Ryzen 7600X. The 4060 has been running absolutely fantastically for the games and resolutions I play at and I've been super happy with it.
Devyn, your builds are always so elegant and the components make sense. I especially like the enclosure you designed yourself. It was great. I loved the concept of integrating a screen in it. You just have to figure out how to run it all on battery power... not practical I know but its still nice to think about.
Very nice build. I'm building something similar that can replace my at home desktop, but can then be "folded up" into a smaller box. When in use, it folds out at a single point with a hinge to improve thermals.
I got a 4080 7800x3d Fractal Terra build w the same Noctua cooler and was having issues with overheating at first until I figured out how to undervolt. I was disappointed at first but I’d def recommend now 👍🏻 great vid as always
@@ycemilk For sure man, some of the stuff I didn’t mention was the Gigabyte B650i for the mobo (there’s def cheaper options but I just liked it for the aesthetic and io’s nice and has 3 ssd slots), the Corsair sf750 for the psu, 32gb of crucial RAM, and 2tb 990pro ssd (def cheaper options for storage as well). I also got a 90° power chord adapter for the GPU as well cuz it’s kind of a tight fit, you could maybe get by without one but I didn’t cable manage the best. The biggest thing w the Terra is that the cooling definitely isn’t the best so you should definitely undervolt the cpu. I can’t remember the steps specifically but I promise it’s super easy if you watch a short yt vid on doing it, Gigabyte has a really nice bios so its easy to navigate. In terms of GPU undervolting just use MSI afterburner as well, there’s plenty of 4080 undervolt yt vids as well. Overall the build process and set up is all pretty simple.
I'm thinking of going 3D printing case design (shoutout to Modcase for inspo). This solution would be nice and sturdy internally, with a solid shell around it for mobility / protection. Getting the mesh fan-holes and airflow right would be critical. I really like the modular HDPLEX PSUs...
It's amazing how the Velka 3 dominates with it's 4L size. Haven't seen a case yet that allows for standard parts, can go up to a 4070 and be this tiny. Probably could even go smaller if the case was build around a HDPLEX instead of a Flex.
yup definitely I would build it for sure and for Extra protection I might 3d print some open chassis and Laser cut some acrylic panel to make it perfect.
Geeek sells a modular version of the Enhance 7660-B, and they're available in the US. It's available with both unpainted and black enclosures, and comes with braided cables. I'll vouch for it, it's a very good power supply for the form factor. It is pricy, but that's a given with sff. A common mod users do is swap out the stock 40x20 fan for a 5V FLX Noctua unit of the same size. It might knock down the rated wattage by about 100W, but it's silent.
@@sagnikguharoy810 I would think it would depend on the CPU and GPU you go for. For example, you can absolutely have a smaller CPU cooler on, say, a 5600x which is cooled just fine bc of its lower power consumption. The GPU will be a bit trickier bc of the much shorter clearance, but I’m sure that there’s a few GPUs out there that’ll fit while sacrificing the performance of larger cards. It’s just the trade-offs you’re willing to make in this case.
I personally love open air chassis. My current build is in a thermaltake p3 Pro, with no glass panel. Essentially just a metal slab that everything is mounted to and i love it. Dust has been an easy to fix problem with an electric duster.
I don't know what it is about that particular motherboard, but I find it very aesthetically pleasing. And it looks especially good paired with that Noctua cooler. I really like the way the VRM heatsink is perfectly level with the fan.
Hey Devyn If you like open air cases you should check out the Xtia Proto ATX case. I have that one for 1.5 years now and I couldn’t be more happy. It has basically unlimited go thickness and length and can hold the 240 or 280 AIOs which should cover basically every non work station CPU’s. The case is in total (if you take the 240 AIO) 17 liters. Also I rarely see anyone cover that open case on TH-cam so you could be the first to do an in depth review and build on it
For anyone thinking about buying an open case: I have the XTIA Xproto-ATX case V2 case (same company that he references at 10:12) and I absolutely love it. But what about dust? This must be a huge dust magnet no? It heavily depends on your environment. If people live in a very dusty area then yeah I can imagine you would clean it every month or so but if that's not the case you do not need to clean it that often. I have my open case for almost 1.5 years now and I have cleaned it 3 times so far. and even when I decided to clean it there was an extremely thin (emphasis on thin) layer of dust on the top of te case and GPU with that dust there were no differences in either temperatures or performance. Using an electric air duster and in 5 minutes tops the dust is gone. So yeah if someone wants to buy an open case, they just need to look at how dusty their room is and will become and based on that you can guess fairly accurately how many times you would feel the need to clean your PC. For example, there is a video of a guy who shares an update on not cleaning his PC after 3 months with the same case Devyn references at 10:12. I nowhere nearly have as much as that guy in the video. After 6 months I don't even see dust on my CPU fans or PSU like he does in that video Since TH-cam will not let you post links the title of the video is ''Three months of dust with xproto + cleaning''
heyyyy I'm about to build my first 3.2L mini itx with an asrock a620i and an 8600G. the reviews on the asrock mobo are not the best but I hope it will work well for me. happy Sunday!
i am using asrock a620i for 4 monthes now and its absolutely amazing value for the price, the only thing that i wish was better is audio codec (at least alc1200) :)
How do you think this build is for gaming: CPU - Ryzen 7 7800X3D or Ryzen 9 7900x3D (not sure which one to go for, leaning toward the 7800x3D) MOBO - Asus Strix B560 E Gaming RAM - 32GB Corsair Vengence RGB DDR5 GPU - Gigabyte Gaming OC Geforce RTX 4070ti Super 16GB VRAM PSU - Corsair RM850X Shift 850w Modular Power Supply SSD - 1TB Samsung Kingston NVME M.2 4.0 CASE - Corsair Obsidian 500D CPU COOLER - Lian Li 360mm RGB Liquid Cooler
Like that case, and I don’t like this type of CPU fan because you’re not gonna get better coolant so that means it’s gonna draw the noise a lot louder if it starts overheat plus you need a ride to fit that kind of stuff for me I’m gonna use a different case
What would you suggest for "Most Frames Per Watt" (1080p) to pair with my 4070 super in my FormD T1? I was leaning towards undervolting a 7600x3d, 7800x3d, or a 9800x3d.
This case is a cool idea but every time I see that a case requires a flex atx PSU I bail out immediately. The reason is that there is no flex atx PSU on the market that is bearable in terms of noise. I know because I tried few of them.
The only thing I don't like about this build are the original cables. For me, ITX PCs need to have custom-made cables, otherwise they look horrible most of the time.
Hey Devyn, I recently found your channel and love it. I am looking to build my first pc, and want it small. From my research and your videos, I am thinking about getting the RTX 4060 LP from gigabyte and an amd 7600. Will this be able to handle amateur video editing on davincii and some 1080p gaming?
nice build, love this form-factor and the power it can provide also, can someone tell please what's the software is being used for fps/temperatures in games?
Personally, this is the best config for small build where I want the GPU to be easily visible with infinite case airflow.😝😝 7:52 thanks foir this clip. I've been wondering how a large GPU would look. the case costs exorbitant though- I'd just wait for a Chinese source to copy to this. edit that: hard to believe seen ths already from LTT in 2021.
If anyone figures out how to make the fan idle on these Zotacs RTX4060s, lemme know.. Damn vbios that caps the fan at 30% speed =/ (i know it helps the VRMs, but i'd install some other fan on the case for them..)
Have you ever tried mounting a be quiet dark rock pro3? Bro those things are HUGE and almost impossible to screw down, you pretty much mount the motherboard onto the cooler, not the other way around
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golly gee this is a case the size of my balls
Hi, Icant find the Link of your video pertaining to the build at timestamp 10:11
Could you please share it ^^,)
what are your thought on external gpu? i would love to see a tiny pc build with a normal sized gpu on the side.
You should do a video on the XWorks bigger open air case
A budget ITX gaming build paired with a Cintiq is a digital artist’s dream.
I agree. Laptops are just a scam at this point. (specially because of the shit batteries they put on them which go bad within 2 years)
@@KogureDevilchan The tablet brands make decent software, but terrible hardware. If Wacom outsourced its pen technology to good PC brands, they might finally make reliable standalone drawing PCs.
with ipad😯
The new ipad air 6 13 inch is my dream :3
sub $900 for an m2 processor, support for the pencil pro with barrel support, 13 inch p3 display, cheaper than the ipad pro.
and you can carry it everywhere 🥲
I got a Zotac Solo 4060 to make something like your Velka 3 build, but with a Ryzen 7600X. The 4060 has been running absolutely fantastically for the games and resolutions I play at and I've been super happy with it.
at what point do they just become test benches
Why call it a test bench when you can charge full price for a case!
IMO, if your parts aren’t “encased” inside, it’s not a case
Devyn, your builds are always so elegant and the components make sense. I especially like the enclosure you designed yourself. It was great. I loved the concept of integrating a screen in it. You just have to figure out how to run it all on battery power... not practical I know but its still nice to think about.
Very nice build. I'm building something similar that can replace my at home desktop, but can then be "folded up" into a smaller box. When in use, it folds out at a single point with a hinge to improve thermals.
I got a 4080 7800x3d Fractal Terra build w the same Noctua cooler and was having issues with overheating at first until I figured out how to undervolt. I was disappointed at first but I’d def recommend now 👍🏻 great vid as always
I want to do the same build, can you please share some tips and which products you used when you are available?
@@ycemilk For sure man, some of the stuff I didn’t mention was the Gigabyte B650i for the mobo (there’s def cheaper options but I just liked it for the aesthetic and io’s nice and has 3 ssd slots), the Corsair sf750 for the psu, 32gb of crucial RAM, and 2tb 990pro ssd (def cheaper options for storage as well). I also got a 90° power chord adapter for the GPU as well cuz it’s kind of a tight fit, you could maybe get by without one but I didn’t cable manage the best. The biggest thing w the Terra is that the cooling definitely isn’t the best so you should definitely undervolt the cpu. I can’t remember the steps specifically but I promise it’s super easy if you watch a short yt vid on doing it, Gigabyte has a really nice bios so its easy to navigate. In terms of GPU undervolting just use MSI afterburner as well, there’s plenty of 4080 undervolt yt vids as well. Overall the build process and set up is all pretty simple.
I'm thinking of going 3D printing case design (shoutout to Modcase for inspo). This solution would be nice and sturdy internally, with a solid shell around it for mobility / protection. Getting the mesh fan-holes and airflow right would be critical. I really like the modular HDPLEX PSUs...
sorry to ask again but i really need to ask what is the software you used to monitor the cpu and gpu in this video? thank you.
It's amazing how the Velka 3 dominates with it's 4L size. Haven't seen a case yet that allows for standard parts, can go up to a 4070 and be this tiny. Probably could even go smaller if the case was build around a HDPLEX instead of a Flex.
yup definitely I would build it for sure and for Extra protection I might 3d print some open chassis and Laser cut some acrylic panel to make it perfect.
Geeek sells a modular version of the Enhance 7660-B, and they're available in the US.
It's available with both unpainted and black enclosures, and comes with braided cables. I'll vouch for it, it's a very good power supply for the form factor. It is pricy, but that's a given with sff.
A common mod users do is swap out the stock 40x20 fan for a 5V FLX Noctua unit of the same size. It might knock down the rated wattage by about 100W, but it's silent.
at some point, its just becomes more reasonable to ductape parts together.
😅
2027: You didn't ducktape that crap? what a *p e a s a n t*
lol
Built myself a new pc very recently in the ch160 from Deepcool because of the video you did of it, and I love it. Thanks for the inspiration!
Is it worth getting a ch160 if I don't get a sfx psu and a gigantic cpu cooler like assassin 4s
@@sagnikguharoy810 I would think it would depend on the CPU and GPU you go for.
For example, you can absolutely have a smaller CPU cooler on, say, a 5600x which is cooled just fine bc of its lower power consumption.
The GPU will be a bit trickier bc of the much shorter clearance, but I’m sure that there’s a few GPUs out there that’ll fit while sacrificing the performance of larger cards. It’s just the trade-offs you’re willing to make in this case.
What software is he using to display the cpu/gpu temps and utility
same question
omg a xworks x32 build finallyyyy thank you
2:40 that bend sure is damn clean and tight!
fell in love with itx builds buy watching your videos.
wish i could get the velka 4060 build for myself.
your profile picture is literally my wallpaper for the past 2 years lol
@@Yami_Industries nice bro. using this from 2020 XD
was using this even before i knew who miku was XD
I think that 90 degrees adapters for the cables would be awesome. to have a more cleaner look
I personally love open air chassis. My current build is in a thermaltake p3 Pro, with no glass panel. Essentially just a metal slab that everything is mounted to and i love it. Dust has been an easy to fix problem with an electric duster.
when you're not using it do you leave it open or do you have a cover? even just a clothe maybe
I’ve been looking out for a build I can travel with. I don’t think this is there for me yet but it looks really awesome.
I would absolutely love to build it because the room temps go upto 47c in my city and most of the time I need to leave case open
I don't know what it is about that particular motherboard, but I find it very aesthetically pleasing. And it looks especially good paired with that Noctua cooler. I really like the way the VRM heatsink is perfectly level with the fan.
What monitoring software do you use?
would love to see the smallest matx build possible all the cases matx case are still trying to accommodate full size gpus and psu
What is the case with the monitor at 0:26?
He said in the video, it is a custom case he designed himself (there's a video of that btw)
Hey man do you sell any of your itx builds? I’d love to buy one
Hey Devyn If you like open air cases you should check out the Xtia Proto ATX case. I have that one for 1.5 years now and I couldn’t be more happy. It has basically unlimited go thickness and length and can hold the 240 or 280 AIOs which should cover basically every non work station CPU’s. The case is in total (if you take the 240 AIO) 17 liters. Also I rarely see anyone cover that open case on TH-cam so you could be the first to do an in depth review and build on it
Would love to see something like this, but mounted to the back of the screen! No point wasting desk real estate on a computer. VESA mounting?
It's cool but too limited with the GPU size imo.
For anyone thinking about buying an open case:
I have the XTIA Xproto-ATX case V2 case (same company that he references at 10:12) and I absolutely love it.
But what about dust? This must be a huge dust magnet no?
It heavily depends on your environment. If people live in a very dusty area then yeah I can imagine you would clean it every month or so but if that's not the case you do not need to clean it that often. I have my open case for almost 1.5 years now and I have cleaned it 3 times so far. and even when I decided to clean it there was an extremely thin (emphasis on thin) layer of dust on the top of te case and GPU with that dust there were no differences in either temperatures or performance. Using an electric air duster and in 5 minutes tops the dust is gone.
So yeah if someone wants to buy an open case, they just need to look at how dusty their room is and will become and based on that you can guess fairly accurately how many times you would feel the need to clean your PC. For example, there is a video of a guy who shares an update on not cleaning his PC after 3 months with the same case Devyn references at 10:12. I nowhere nearly have as much as that guy in the video. After 6 months I don't even see dust on my CPU fans or PSU like he does in that video
Since TH-cam will not let you post links the title of the video is ''Three months of dust with xproto + cleaning''
heyyyy I'm about to build my first 3.2L mini itx with an asrock a620i and an 8600G. the reviews on the asrock mobo are not the best but I hope it will work well for me. happy Sunday!
What's the reference for your wifi antennas please ?
What application are you using to show us FPS and temperature
a removal cover kinda like a sheath would be nice for this
2:13 why is the IO shield important for this build?
What's with the framing of the still shots? I kept trying to scroll up to see more of the subject in frame, artistic attempt fail.
Nice build
this would look great in a clear case
i am using asrock a620i for 4 monthes now and its absolutely amazing value for the price, the only thing that i wish was better is audio codec (at least alc1200) :)
How do you think this build is for gaming:
CPU - Ryzen 7 7800X3D or Ryzen 9 7900x3D (not sure which one to go for, leaning toward the 7800x3D)
MOBO - Asus Strix B560 E Gaming
RAM - 32GB Corsair Vengence RGB DDR5
GPU - Gigabyte Gaming OC Geforce RTX 4070ti Super 16GB VRAM
PSU - Corsair RM850X Shift 850w Modular Power Supply
SSD - 1TB Samsung Kingston NVME M.2 4.0
CASE - Corsair Obsidian 500D
CPU COOLER - Lian Li 360mm RGB Liquid Cooler
Like that case, and I don’t like this type of CPU fan because you’re not gonna get better coolant so that means it’s gonna draw the noise a lot louder if it starts overheat plus you need a ride to fit that kind of stuff for me I’m gonna use a different case
After watching your vids for the last year or so, I'll be building my first itx system in the meshroom s very soon.
none of your affiliate links for the part are working... cool video though
I want to build this but temps are not looking normal
I wish noctua would make a 4070 that's the same size as the 4060 you used.
Hi i like your videos very much and i have a question .. what software are you using to monitor the cpu and gpu ?
What would you suggest for "Most Frames Per Watt" (1080p) to pair with my 4070 super in my FormD T1? I was leaning towards undervolting a 7600x3d, 7800x3d, or a 9800x3d.
Can you buy these prebuilt?
I'll crown this guy king of ITX builds...
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@@faisal-eo5hc optimum goes hard but this guy has been killing it lately with more consistent uploads and variety.
@@faisal-eo5hc Optimum has lost focus.
optimum these past 3 years: huh?
You should check Not From Concentrate
What is the monitoring software overlay?
whats the monitoring system you're using to check temps.
This case is a cool idea but every time I see that a case requires a flex atx PSU I bail out immediately. The reason is that there is no flex atx PSU on the market that is bearable in terms of noise. I know because I tried few of them.
Great build! How were you able to have RTSS to display everything horizontally like that?
Hello. Please tell me which program you use to monitor CPU, GPU and FPS?
Hey bro, to show that cpu gpu fps osd, using what app ? Thx
hi , can i ask what software you use to show the temp for your pc ?
Another great video as usual!
I love these builds so much. Not a huge fan of those aquarium builds
The only thing I don't like about this build are the original cables. For me, ITX PCs need to have custom-made cables, otherwise they look horrible most of the time.
would love to see you build something simular with XPROTO MINI
I need help I have 3070 and a asus rog 760 motherboard with i7 cpu and the mini power supply won’t power my system ? Which one should I use
Love your vid, i wold love to give this build a go. A i abe to buy this frame?
What are the thermals of a small 4060/4060ti like this in comparison to one with 2/3 fans?
I would love to buy a prebuilt like this ❤
Hey Devyn,
I recently found your channel and love it. I am looking to build my first pc, and want it small. From my research and your videos, I am thinking about getting the RTX 4060 LP from gigabyte and an amd 7600.
Will this be able to handle amateur video editing on davincii and some 1080p gaming?
这个开放式机箱真是太棒了，如果线缆能再隐蔽一点就更好了
Hay especificaciones del PSU(fuente de poder)?😅
How 73c normal i vividly remembers rx480 turn off hitthat mark while playing avengers
What monitoring tools on 9:29 ?
can you put a Spatium M580 Gen 5 NVME SSD on this motherboard?
nice build, love this form-factor and the power it can provide
also, can someone tell please what's the software is being used for fps/temperatures in games?
Again amazing video, would you not think to use a 7500f as that would be even cheaper? or is it compliacted since its usually found on AliExpress?
the included riser cable is pcie 4?
Shifting the keyboard touchpad to the left is an easy reason to pass it up. I hate it.
Fans in 100% all time and noise in 360dBs
How much was this build?
Still waiting for Devyn to drop the name of his monitoring software 🙌
I'm asking the same question. el dotto.
same
same
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A bit too ''open'' for my taste. Thats just an ITX test bench. 😁
The Open Benchtable Mini is a much better choice for a test bench.
What can I say.. great and informative as always.. thanks 👍🏿
I want to do exactly the same, but, for ATX
Does anyone know what monitoring software that is? I like the way it shows cpu/gpu temps and framerate
Don't go for Asrock B620i. Instead, go for B650i ver.
The Rock is really good at building PCs huh
total build cost?
which is the software for see fps? this bar is so minimal s2
Might be a custom solution. No one knows. I've checked previous videos
Can motherboard support AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D 8-Core, 16-Thread Desktop-Prozessor?
Personally, this is the best config for small build where I want the GPU to be easily visible with infinite case airflow.😝😝 7:52 thanks foir this clip. I've been wondering how a large GPU would look. the case costs exorbitant though- I'd just wait for a Chinese source to copy to this. edit that: hard to believe seen ths already from LTT in 2021.
If anyone figures out how to make the fan idle on these Zotacs RTX4060s, lemme know.. Damn vbios that caps the fan at 30% speed =/ (i know it helps the VRMs, but i'd install some other fan on the case for them..)
Keep this shit up man
I used to like nvidia years ago now I love AMD and like the tiny pcs.
A finals player, nice
I want to build another PC so bad...
The ASRock A620I Lightning WiFi would fit better but your Build is verYNice :)
Pretty sure installing an NH-L9a-AM5 is one of the punishments in hell.
recently did it. it's not that bad
had much worse
nah that’d be cooler master aios
Have you ever tried mounting a be quiet dark rock pro3? Bro those things are HUGE and almost impossible to screw down, you pretty much mount the motherboard onto the cooler, not the other way around
I also spit my lunch up reading this 😂
@@andrewgreen8383 now you’re getting hurtful
I would 3D print an enclosure for it 😏
Maybe it's the smallest tiny case in the world.
without the case, there is no shield, once computer emit a radiation.
I would have left PBO on
3d print a custom case