Congrats on passing 33.5K subscribers. You’ve gained ~200 new subscribers over the past couple of weeks whilst covering Computex 2024. Well done my man! 👏🏻
Thanks man! 300 incoming or should I say 33.6k… But after 9 years, 1.3k videos, for me it looks as “only”. Have to see what I am doing wrong or I am locked because of the region…
@@PCCrazyDario Just… *WOW!* I didn’t realise you started your channel that long ago or that you’ve uploaded that many videos. I have a lot of catching up to do! I sincerely hope to see you hit 50K and *100K* subscribers in the near future! 💪🏻
5:30 I would actually recommend *not* using the magnetic dust filter above an AIO used for exhaust as you want to get rid of the hot air out of the case as fast as possible. The dust filter will restrict this from happening.
I have the standard black version of this case after seeing one of your previous builds in it. Haven’t built mine yet as I’ve since decided to wait for an Intel LGA1851 motherboard, Intel 15th Gen CPU and Nvidia 5080 graphics card.
Still sick case... This case has some advantages to the other one, but also disadvantages like no covers at the back for cables... I actually do prefer those.
@@PCCrazyDario - It does have a partial cover for cables to the left hand rear side. I may trying picking up some T-Force RGB SSDs if I can find any for a reasonable price just to show them off through the rear glass panel.
Looks like they got rid of the right side glass panel as well as the cable covers. Kind of liked that when i built in the non-rgb version. The sensor screen was really buggy and only seemed to work when it wanted to so hopefully they fixed that here.
I have Kingston Fury Beast ARGB 127GB DDR5 RAM Kit. Arctic Freezer III 420mm ARGB AIO. bequiet! Light Wings ARGB 120mm x4 case fans (3 for top and one for rear, all exhaust). AIO is going at the front for intake but starting to wonder whether I too should have gone for a 360mm AIO for the top instead? Your thoughts, specifically for this case? I want to achieve the maximum air flow through the case with positive or neutral pressure.
You will still have an outstanding air flow with a 420 mounted at the front, so you don't have to worry about front or top in that scenario, becaue with 420mm radiator, you will get enough cooling. The rest in terms of GPU, it won't create too much difference. You will maybe notice couple of degrees, but that is it. Nothing drastical.
ARGB version doesn't have the cover at the back for cable management. Doesn't have the TG back side panel, full steel panel instead. Has an ARGB controller for the fans that are preinstalled. Magnetic front grill can be removed easily.
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Excellent built.
Hands-down one of my favourite videos on your channel.
Really, really nice work my friend! 👍🏻👏🏻
Haha cheers man!
@@PCCrazyDario 👊🏻
The editing on this video is… 🔥 👌🏻
Thank you... I tried something a bit different. :P
@@PCCrazyDario - It worked out great! 👍🏻
Congrats on passing 33.5K subscribers. You’ve gained ~200 new subscribers over the past couple of weeks whilst covering Computex 2024. Well done my man! 👏🏻
Thanks man! 300 incoming or should I say 33.6k… But after 9 years, 1.3k videos, for me it looks as “only”. Have to see what I am doing wrong or I am locked because of the region…
@@PCCrazyDario Just… *WOW!* I didn’t realise you started your channel that long ago or that you’ve uploaded that many videos. I have a lot of catching up to do!
I sincerely hope to see you hit 50K and *100K* subscribers in the near future! 💪🏻
Really nice build.
Thanks! :)
GREAT CASE great music of the video !!!
@@mohamedguassmi555 The case is great! And thanks haha, usually it is opposite. Great case, bad music. 😁👌
5:30 I would actually recommend *not* using the magnetic dust filter above an AIO used for exhaust as you want to get rid of the hot air out of the case as fast as possible. The dust filter will restrict this from happening.
That is why they need to place a fine mesh at the top of their cases, instead of a dust filter of any kind.
3:07 European Subbuteo *champion!* ⚽️ 🥅
Hahahaha 🤣🤣🤣
I have the standard black version of this case after seeing one of your previous builds in it.
Haven’t built mine yet as I’ve since decided to wait for an Intel LGA1851 motherboard, Intel 15th Gen CPU and Nvidia 5080 graphics card.
Still sick case... This case has some advantages to the other one, but also disadvantages like no covers at the back for cables... I actually do prefer those.
@@PCCrazyDario - It does have a partial cover for cables to the left hand rear side. I may trying picking up some T-Force RGB SSDs if I can find any for a reasonable price just to show them off through the rear glass panel.
Looks like they got rid of the right side glass panel as well as the cable covers. Kind of liked that when i built in the non-rgb version. The sensor screen was really buggy and only seemed to work when it wanted to so hopefully they fixed that here.
I have Kingston Fury Beast ARGB 127GB DDR5 RAM Kit. Arctic Freezer III 420mm ARGB AIO. bequiet! Light Wings ARGB 120mm x4 case fans (3 for top and one for rear, all exhaust).
AIO is going at the front for intake but starting to wonder whether I too should have gone for a 360mm AIO for the top instead?
Your thoughts, specifically for this case?
I want to achieve the maximum air flow through the case with positive or neutral pressure.
You will still have an outstanding air flow with a 420 mounted at the front, so you don't have to worry about front or top in that scenario, becaue with 420mm radiator, you will get enough cooling. The rest in terms of GPU, it won't create too much difference. You will maybe notice couple of degrees, but that is it. Nothing drastical.
So, what is actually different about this ARGB version of the case compared to the standard version that I have? 🤔
ARGB version doesn't have the cover at the back for cable management.
Doesn't have the TG back side panel, full steel panel instead.
Has an ARGB controller for the fans that are preinstalled.
Magnetic front grill can be removed easily.
@@PCCrazyDario - Thanks for confirming the differences, I shall stick with my tempered glass standard edition of this case.
@@cheekster777 Quite logical ;)
The music was sooooo horrible sounded like from a 80s 🌽 movie ha ha... But good job anyways on the video.
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