What I like about this guy is that he isn’t saying that like the gpus are a disappointment, he just uses them as intended and makes the best out of things
👍 ETA is really helpful for folks who do not already have shelves full of PC parts or who are not trying to build a $2k+ rig. Really has fiscally sound ideas for devices. "It's really up to you," is deep philosophy.
A lot of it is the fact that people's expectations for resolutions have just been completely spoiled. The games actually are still impressive at 1080p to someone who isn't intimately familiar with the finer points of video game graphics
Agreed. It sucks that we can't build a Gaming PC that is more powerful than the new-generation consoles (XsX), at a small console-like size. Not even mentioning the current parts costs. During the late-PS3 era (2011) to the (2015) PS4 era, and then Xbox One X era (2019). It was possible to build a HTPC that would rival the consoles in performance, size, and to some extent cost.
Been looking into sff builds and decided on a velka 3 3.9L case build. Managed to find a msi aero 3060ti to fit into the case. Wish me the best of luck once it all arrives. It's gonna be fun putting all the parts together.
@@chromerims less than that, i use the r5 5600 and the rx6400 with the same motherboard as him, nvme ssd + sata ssd, albeit with a different case, and with a 250w flex psu, and it works just fine
@@mparagames Too cool, neighbour 👍 Also since the time of this video, now the Minisform HX99G (with an dgpu) looks competitive with this eta SFF build . . . at least on superficial specs. Kindest regards, friends.
What's the best gaming PC or laptop for $500 to $600? It's for my kids..they want it for Minecraft,Roblox,and etc. Nothing crazy. They have Minecraft for PS4 but apparently there is way more to Minecraft on PC or Laptop. Need a durable, reliable,and solid performing for it's price range. I mean these games aren't or shouldn't be that demanding so there hopefully won't be an issue with playing these with high to ultra settings.
the only people who should not like rx 6400 are game streamers! but really if you are going to game stream you should use a graphics card with the power to run max settings 1080p 60+ on all games!
Looks like from Taobao , search SKTC A09, exact same case cost about 25 $USD with riser cable please put ambient temperature in the future for reference PS. new intro is good , but the old altered beast still gives the cyber-nerdy vibe
You can use an R5 5600/i5 12400 to save a few bucks, even an i3 12100F would be ok. I saw you use your 5600X in a lot of videos, so I think you don't want to buy a new CPU and use the same CPU for all videos, so its understandable that way.
It would be nice too see an RTX 4050LP now that the RTX 4060 got released in this kind of format, it could be a nice alternative to get a Single slot GPU.
Yep PCIe 4th gen really does help and I noticed you DID buy a PCIe 4th gen extension cable. I personally would have gone with a 4-lane cable and ensure it is secured on both ends since the 16-lane cable impedes airflow and the RX6400 ONLY using 4-lanes. Also, the RX6400 aluminum cowl from this company is poorly design and I found air leaks around the PCB causes hotspots on the system motherboard. I use my go-to Tesa 51016 high temp wrapping tape to seal the sides open between the cowl and the GPU PCB to ensure airflow is directed out the back and front. I also have a problem with the way this card allows hot air to flow across the auxiliary circuitry in the front of the card. I have also found you need to make sure the air is vented out the case otherwise you are defeating who whole purpose in the use of this card. In my own slim mini-ITX version, I chose to modify the cowl so that it only covered the fan to ensure the upper vented case does not impede the fan from spinning. Then I used copper shims to ensure a gap is kept between the upper case panel (with air grating), this allowed it remain in most situation a cool (35c) and no more than 70c when in full use. More important the hot air is directed out of the case instead trapped in the case, keeping the CPU cooler by 5c-10c. The fact you also have power supply in the case, means you have three fans running making this louder than need be. I for one like external power supplies because you can replace the 19VDC with 6-10AH Li-ION power tool batteries for 1-4 hours of operation. With a simple USB based voltage monitoring tool, you can create a simple way to monitor and power down the PC before the battery goes below minimal voltage (about 17VDC). One last thing. You can find adhesive backed silicone sheets that can be cut to ensure the back of some of these cards provide electrical and heat insulation. I have used it on several builds, including the M6/RX6400 foldable - which is pretty cool to stuff a full operational dGPU/CPU Windows based system in your back pocket or cargo pants pocket. Why? As you would say, because I can. :)
I was able to build the same PC, although the power supply is getting pretty hot and loud. The AMD Radeon RX 6400 specs says that we should not use less than 350W and these power supply are around $100 right now ($60 more expansive than the 300W: which disappeared from Amazon). So I guess I'll just use it until it explodes
Idk about this case, I don’t like how the gpu goes infront of the air cooler. Questionable Air flow. Nice build tho. Can you please use the K29! I have this case with the asrock z690 itx/tb4. I’m waiting for the 13100 to put in this and then use my eGPU.
The airflow should be okay with both of them even under heavy loads, these aren't parts that'll get particularly hot. The loads of mesh around the parts should also help a ton. I personally would've gone with an i3/Ryzen 3 for this build, which would just help the thermals/airflow situation a bit more.
@@lorenzovanoordt7894 dude, it plays in 1080p at over 60 fps. With FSR and new tech you wont even notice a drop in resolution. For many many people, this will be more than enough. Not everyone spends 2000 to build a pc and watch youtube/twitch like you
@Fred Manson on top of that you can argue that 4k is unnecessary entirely, and new top of the line hardware cant run it at high fps anyway. So you end up with an extremely expensive machine that gets the exact same fps as this machine, but at a higher resolution. Not worth it for gaming in my opinion.
@@lorenzovanoordt7894 I can probably bet your PC sucks shit lol. Been building PC's for nearly 15 years. Not everyone has the space or lifestyle to fit a full build in. Hell, some people like myself do have their own powerful builds and still choose to have SFF's on the side for living room/office PC's and travel solutions. Not every game needs a 3090ti and i9 to fully enjoy. This tiny beast is cranking out 60+ fps on 1080p on medium-high settings on new AAA's. This is about as good as you're gonna get in a case this small, perfect for those always travelling or on the go, low-powered, powerful build. Comparing it to situations where you don't have to make the compromises you do on a build this small is apples and oranges by every metric.
@@alksdng97834y I don't disagree entirely. For anyone used to 1080p it's great. But personally once I went 4k I couldn't go back. 60hz / 60fps is acceptable and maybe 1440p at a push, but 1080p just isn't enough for me anymore.
Great built, but I dont recommend it. Because the RX6400 is made for notebooks which have CPUs with a iGPU. So I highly recommend a CPU with iGPU for example the Ryzen 5600G instead the 5600X! Or take an another low profile GPU with OpenCl or CUDA. Otherwise you can recode no video. No Video calls, now streaming, no game recording and even no screenshots in some games. The reason is because all notebooks CPUs have an iGPU which can encode videos. Its not neccessary to have hardware encoder inside the CPU and in the GPU aswell. To save cost and reduce power consumption the RX 6400 has no hardware encoder. But AMD drop the GPU without any changes for desktop PCs. Some desktop PCs haven't a iGPU.
Man, I bought some components that you had linked in the description. I was super psyched to build this little thing, but when I actually went to put it together I realized there's just no way that these components are going to fit. I probably should have been paying closer attention, because I noticed that the cooler that was in the link was not the same as the one you used in the video. It also seems that the riser cable is not nearly as flexible as the one you have in the video. I had to pause because I was pretty sure I bought all the components from the links you provided, have you removed any links from the description?
I had similar issue, thought I bought identical parts but ran into an issue with the back of the GPU interfering with the fan blades on the CPU cooler. After checking over the video vs my parts multiple times it looks like his CPU cooler heatsink mounts different to mine (rotated 90 degrees with the curved heatpipes facing the GPU slot. Mine had the curved heatpipe facing the RAM instead, I think if my cooler installed the saw way as in the video I could have slid the fan higher up the cooler and made enough clearence for the fan blade but it wasnt possible for me without using some janky method of securing the CPU fan down. In the end I gave up and just ordered the Noctua cooler, its only a few degrees hotter but give plenty of clearence
For when you want a desktop so crammed together you'd think it was just a girthy laptop. EDIT: I waited to make this part of the comment until I saw proof of my suspicions, and I should have just said it at the beginning. You have an air cooled system, with only the room for a CPU and GPU fan... that's no where NEAR enough room to move the heat out, as evidenced by the fact that the GPU and CPU on better hardware than I have are both hugging 80 C when mine never get passed 70 even on the most demanding games I have. Do not do this for a serious rig, you will destroy the hardware fast, especially in warmer climates. And there's no room to water cool this thing.
I don't know how you do it with the temps.....I had to enable eco mode with the 5600 in a 4L case as it couldn't be kept under 80 deg and that was with the Sandwich style with a 1650 super on the other side
I can't wait for my RX 6400 to arrive and replace the 1050 Ti on my Optiplex 7020. Is not about the jump in performance as much as it is to make use of my OLED C1 with that sweet HDMI 2.1 and freensync. The tearing I'm getting is killing the experience rn.
Yes I like this form factor for a semitruck running car racing games. The extra cool thing was the lighting. I wanna build one fully tricked out with alot of storage for flight sims too. My last big PC build I added Corsair fans but the CPU never ran it hot enough so the fans never turned on. I think this the mini rig for me.
I bought a Thermalright 47mm low-profile cooler, and my RX 6400 does not clear the fan. I have no idea how you did it. I'll have to go with the Noctua 37mm cooler. Noticed the cooler and the riser cable models were not listed. I went with the 50mm riser cable "Linkup" same brand, which I am convinced is shorter than the one in the video. that silly thing was $92 CDN. not cheap. I did everything the same but I have the 5700g and 50mm riser cable... I really enjoy your content!
Is it awesome thou? Not really. $715 and that GPU is really holding you back from a great time. MAME Machine and spare PC users need only apply, all others look elsewhere.
Most DIY builds should as small as this by now, but no, bling RGB and excessive fans is the thing. Personally, I'd like a case like this but with the GPU card being external to be visible and no air restrictions. edit: additionally, we should get rid of rivets for cases so that it is possible for building inside-out especially for tight cases like this.
the new deskmeet from asrock combined with the rx 6600 is also very nice and just a little bigger than this.There are some variants of the rx 6600 that fit like the fighter card from powercolor or the sapphire one.
@@Ultranique Isn't that case extremely small and doesn't have a cutout for a gpu? How did you manage to fit a 6650xt inside? Edit: my bad, I was thinking of the deskmini as the deskmeet isn't sold on Amazon
Personally I would have gone with an i3 12100F Cheaper, lower power consumption and about equal gaming performance when compared to the 5600X Only productivity workload and high end emulation would maybe suffer a bit
A 3.8L PC? V6 or inline straight?
Inline all day lol
What I like about this guy is that he isn’t saying that like the gpus are a disappointment, he just uses them as intended and makes the best out of things
👍 ETA is really helpful for folks who do not already have shelves full of PC parts or who are not trying to build a $2k+ rig. Really has fiscally sound ideas for devices. "It's really up to you," is deep philosophy.
A lot of it is the fact that people's expectations for resolutions have just been completely spoiled. The games actually are still impressive at 1080p to someone who isn't intimately familiar with the finer points of video game graphics
good evening i'm from greece impressive if i asked you to make it for me and send it to me how much would it cost me?
You never give links for the riser cable.
2:45 My ex told me the same thing. In an explanatory way.
from where do you got live wallpaper?
Lovin the new ETA Prime intro ❤️❤️ definitely has that relaxing and ethereal vibe to it ❤️🙏
Please tell me how to get that awesome wallpaper you have!
Probably wallpaper engine
Greetings where did yo get the CPU cooler?
300W, am4 6 cores, a dedicated gpu in that little footprint . . . good gosh! Well done, ETA! Really enjoy all of your custom builds!
Agreed.
It sucks that we can't build a Gaming PC that is more powerful than the new-generation consoles (XsX), at a small console-like size. Not even mentioning the current parts costs.
During the late-PS3 era (2011) to the (2015) PS4 era, and then Xbox One X era (2019). It was possible to build a HTPC that would rival the consoles in performance, size, and to some extent cost.
Been looking into sff builds and decided on a velka 3 3.9L case build. Managed to find a msi aero 3060ti to fit into the case. Wish me the best of luck once it all arrives. It's gonna be fun putting all the parts together.
@@Kinrian2797 Good luck, neighbor sir!
@@chromerims less than that, i use the r5 5600 and the rx6400 with the same motherboard as him, nvme ssd + sata ssd, albeit with a different case, and with a 250w flex psu, and it works just fine
@@mparagames Too cool, neighbour 👍 Also since the time of this video, now the Minisform HX99G (with an dgpu) looks competitive with this eta SFF build . . . at least on superficial specs. Kindest regards, friends.
@ETA PRIME nice video. I have just one question what keyboard and keycaps is the at the end of the video with the yellow spacebar?
Actually you can mod FSR 2.0 to Cyberpunk and get better quality!
What's the best gaming PC or laptop for $500 to $600? It's for my kids..they want it for Minecraft,Roblox,and etc. Nothing crazy. They have Minecraft for PS4 but apparently there is way more to Minecraft on PC or Laptop. Need a durable, reliable,and solid performing for it's price range. I mean these games aren't or shouldn't be that demanding so there hopefully won't be an issue with playing these with high to ultra settings.
for a bit more cash you could get double the performance with a good value msi geforce gtx 1660 super 6gb aero itx - selling cheap especially used.
Won't fit, needs to be single slot card for the A09 case.
the only people who should not like rx 6400 are game streamers! but really if you are going to game stream you should use a graphics card with the power to run max settings 1080p 60+ on all games!
That is a nasty little sleeper build.
The new Radeon drivers are finally great. So glad to see the performance increase.
Anybody that's hating on th3 rx 6400 has probably never gamed on a low end gpu like a gt 1030
This is a horrible idea, i built exactly this. Gpu blocks cpu fan and barely has exhaust. Shit overheats constantly.
Does the flex power supply killing your ears ?
High end Dell Optiplex
Its stupd that amd make it an pcie4x4 i wish they still make this 3
just bought this A09, amazing small form factor
the LP Radeon RX 6400 comes in under 60w, works on many Dell SFF pcs you can get as refurbs for really cheap
yeah but then you are limited to Pcie gen 3
Can you do a steamOS install on this rig?
Looks like from Taobao , search SKTC A09, exact same case cost about 25 $USD with riser cable
please put ambient temperature in the future for reference
PS. new intro is good , but the old altered beast still gives the cyber-nerdy vibe
so a mini pc with a gpu
thanks to you mate, I've found out about this case and built mine b660 + i3 12100, 32Gb and RX 6400 compact pc
I’d love to see SteamOS on this - seems like a solid steam deck build
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Could you review the Razer Raiju Mobile Controller? Seen it for 40 on Amazon.
Does it come in the 5.7L or the 6.0L
I think there's a 600watt power source about that size. Yes it's more expensive.
Sff isn't a requirement for me but I do like the space efficiency. For the size, it's a monster of a PC. Kudos!
Whats sff?
@@basselsak6111 small form factor
The xbox series x is more powerful than this but amd dosnet sell those chips lol. It would be great for a handhelds or for thin and light laptops.
Are you running your 3600Mhz RAM at 4400? Is that even possible?
@n n Just seems like a lot.
You can use an R5 5600/i5 12400 to save a few bucks, even an i3 12100F would be ok. I saw you use your 5600X in a lot of videos, so I think you don't want to buy a new CPU and use the same CPU for all videos, so its understandable that way.
ETA posts new videos each day.
omg just found out the A09 is 50 dollars!!! I bought this case for 12 dollars in China.
Yeah I’ve seen it for 28 on AliExpress.
Is a rx64oo stronger than a series s?
Awesome! What is the total price for this build?
Supposedly, with B550 and RX6400, you can use smart access memory and get a small boost in GPU performance.
"Now let's check the thermals... Omg it's on fire!!! Help my house is burning down!!! 🤯🤯🤯" Lol.
can you tell me how loud the fans are under load of gaming? i want to try something like this for valorant and apex
Still hate the 6400 has a product. It's still way too expensive.
It would be nice too see an RTX 4050LP now that the RTX 4060 got released in this kind of format, it could be a nice alternative to get a Single slot GPU.
Yep PCIe 4th gen really does help and I noticed you DID buy a PCIe 4th gen extension cable. I personally would have gone with a 4-lane cable and ensure it is secured on both ends since the 16-lane cable impedes airflow and the RX6400 ONLY using 4-lanes. Also, the RX6400 aluminum cowl from this company is poorly design and I found air leaks around the PCB causes hotspots on the system motherboard. I use my go-to Tesa 51016 high temp wrapping tape to seal the sides open between the cowl and the GPU PCB to ensure airflow is directed out the back and front. I also have a problem with the way this card allows hot air to flow across the auxiliary circuitry in the front of the card. I have also found you need to make sure the air is vented out the case otherwise you are defeating who whole purpose in the use of this card. In my own slim mini-ITX version, I chose to modify the cowl so that it only covered the fan to ensure the upper vented case does not impede the fan from spinning. Then I used copper shims to ensure a gap is kept between the upper case panel (with air grating), this allowed it remain in most situation a cool (35c) and no more than 70c when in full use. More important the hot air is directed out of the case instead trapped in the case, keeping the CPU cooler by 5c-10c. The fact you also have power supply in the case, means you have three fans running making this louder than need be. I for one like external power supplies because you can replace the 19VDC with 6-10AH Li-ION power tool batteries for 1-4 hours of operation. With a simple USB based voltage monitoring tool, you can create a simple way to monitor and power down the PC before the battery goes below minimal voltage (about 17VDC). One last thing. You can find adhesive backed silicone sheets that can be cut to ensure the back of some of these cards provide electrical and heat insulation. I have used it on several builds, including the M6/RX6400 foldable - which is pretty cool to stuff a full operational dGPU/CPU Windows based system in your back pocket or cargo pants pocket. Why? As you would say, because I can. :)
I was able to build the same PC, although the power supply is getting pretty hot and loud. The AMD Radeon RX 6400 specs says that we should not use less than 350W and these power supply are around $100 right now ($60 more expansive than the 300W: which disappeared from Amazon). So I guess I'll just use it until it explodes
About how much did this setup cost on your end?
@@mike_t_007 around $700
I would have gone for a cheaper CPU with less power consumption, the 5600x is overkill with the 6400 imo
Idk about this case, I don’t like how the gpu goes infront of the air cooler. Questionable Air flow. Nice build tho. Can you please use the K29! I have this case with the asrock z690 itx/tb4. I’m waiting for the 13100 to put in this and then use my eGPU.
The airflow should be okay with both of them even under heavy loads, these aren't parts that'll get particularly hot. The loads of mesh around the parts should also help a ton. I personally would've gone with an i3/Ryzen 3 for this build, which would just help the thermals/airflow situation a bit more.
@@Void-by3ti yeah that’s what I’m going for. The 13th Gen i3
That intro is incredible
Dope!
Bro please keep GTA V for your future video
This is sick
With all of the resolution scaling tech and settings in games these days, this is all you need for years to come
Uh no ...... Just because youre low incme and used to DS graphics doesnt mean we are ...
@@lorenzovanoordt7894 dude, it plays in 1080p at over 60 fps. With FSR and new tech you wont even notice a drop in resolution. For many many people, this will be more than enough. Not everyone spends 2000 to build a pc and watch youtube/twitch like you
@Fred Manson on top of that you can argue that 4k is unnecessary entirely, and new top of the line hardware cant run it at high fps anyway. So you end up with an extremely expensive machine that gets the exact same fps as this machine, but at a higher resolution. Not worth it for gaming in my opinion.
@@lorenzovanoordt7894 I can probably bet your PC sucks shit lol. Been building PC's for nearly 15 years. Not everyone has the space or lifestyle to fit a full build in. Hell, some people like myself do have their own powerful builds and still choose to have SFF's on the side for living room/office PC's and travel solutions. Not every game needs a 3090ti and i9 to fully enjoy. This tiny beast is cranking out 60+ fps on 1080p on medium-high settings on new AAA's. This is about as good as you're gonna get in a case this small, perfect for those always travelling or on the go, low-powered, powerful build. Comparing it to situations where you don't have to make the compromises you do on a build this small is apples and oranges by every metric.
@@alksdng97834y I don't disagree entirely. For anyone used to 1080p it's great. But personally once I went 4k I couldn't go back. 60hz / 60fps is acceptable and maybe 1440p at a push, but 1080p just isn't enough for me anymore.
Can we get a link to the low profile cooler?
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I did notice the BOTW part. Lol
Nice! 😁
Better intro. Less depressing.😄
Great built, but I dont recommend it. Because the RX6400 is made for notebooks which have CPUs with a iGPU. So I highly recommend a CPU with iGPU for example the Ryzen 5600G instead the 5600X! Or take an another low profile GPU with OpenCl or CUDA. Otherwise you can recode no video. No Video calls, now streaming, no game recording and even no screenshots in some games.
The reason is because all notebooks CPUs have an iGPU which can encode videos. Its not neccessary to have hardware encoder inside the CPU and in the GPU aswell. To save cost and reduce power consumption the RX 6400 has no hardware encoder. But AMD drop the GPU without any changes for desktop PCs. Some desktop PCs haven't a iGPU.
Man, I bought some components that you had linked in the description. I was super psyched to build this little thing, but when I actually went to put it together I realized there's just no way that these components are going to fit. I probably should have been paying closer attention, because I noticed that the cooler that was in the link was not the same as the one you used in the video. It also seems that the riser cable is not nearly as flexible as the one you have in the video.
I had to pause because I was pretty sure I bought all the components from the links you provided, have you removed any links from the description?
I had similar issue, thought I bought identical parts but ran into an issue with the back of the GPU interfering with the fan blades on the CPU cooler. After checking over the video vs my parts multiple times it looks like his CPU cooler heatsink mounts different to mine (rotated 90 degrees with the curved heatpipes facing the GPU slot. Mine had the curved heatpipe facing the RAM instead, I think if my cooler installed the saw way as in the video I could have slid the fan higher up the cooler and made enough clearence for the fan blade but it wasnt possible for me without using some janky method of securing the CPU fan down.
In the end I gave up and just ordered the Noctua cooler, its only a few degrees hotter but give plenty of clearence
To be honest this is the only size I accept a computer to be.
what is the controller used?
Hey ETA, please add cod warzone/apex to your benchmark suite
love the new intro!
This system looks dope. 👌 thanks for sharing. I dig it. Maybe my next build something like this. 👍 excellent video like always
Can you use RTX a2000 in this ?
Unless you want to use a smaller power brick or modify the case. No. The A2000 is a dual slot gpu.
@@JustIn-sr1xe i mean the psu is probably fine, the rtx a2000 only has like a 75w tdp but yeah you're right about the dual slot
you could get the NVIDIA Quadro RTX A2000 for faster LP gpu. PNY and other brands have such cards.
with the power brick used here. it won't fit the case unless you want to modify it.
For when you want a desktop so crammed together you'd think it was just a girthy laptop.
EDIT: I waited to make this part of the comment until I saw proof of my suspicions, and I should have just said it at the beginning. You have an air cooled system, with only the room for a CPU and GPU fan... that's no where NEAR enough room to move the heat out, as evidenced by the fact that the GPU and CPU on better hardware than I have are both hugging 80 C when mine never get passed 70 even on the most demanding games I have. Do not do this for a serious rig, you will destroy the hardware fast, especially in warmer climates. And there's no room to water cool this thing.
😁😁😁👍👍👍
I have wrestled a few ITX boards into tiny cases. Why did I never think of removing the front panel I/O board first? Nice video.
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I would've picked a 3000 Ryzen 3, cheaper, lower temps, PCIe 4.0 support and no bottleneck to the 6400
This is why I love this channel. Put together what is meant to put together.
Since it's a 47 mm CPU couldn't you use a ALPENFOHN 47 mm cooler and fit a MSI 3060 ti Aero single fan card that would make this build bag also
A09 can only fit a single slot card, MSI 3060ti Aero is 2 slots
I'm desperate for one of these with an RTX A2000 12GB!
Wouldn't work. It's a dual slot card.
@@Droogie128 there are slightly larger sff cases that support dual slot
@@jayhardway23 "One of these" kind of implies this case. You'll never find a case this small that supports dual slot, though.
Did you use SAM seems silly if you didn't.
Any difference?
I don't know how you do it with the temps.....I had to enable eco mode with the 5600 in a 4L case as it couldn't be kept under 80 deg and that was with the Sandwich style with a 1650 super on the other side
I can't wait for my RX 6400 to arrive and replace the 1050 Ti on my Optiplex 7020. Is not about the jump in performance as much as it is to make use of my OLED C1 with that sweet HDMI 2.1 and freensync. The tearing I'm getting is killing the experience rn.
Great, link vídeo wallpaper from Windows 11 please?
No link for the cooler?
I think its the Thermalright AXP-90 X47 Full Copper
Yes I like this form factor for a semitruck running car racing games. The extra cool thing was the lighting. I wanna build one fully tricked out with alot of storage for flight sims too. My last big PC build I added Corsair fans but the CPU never ran it hot enough so the fans never turned on. I think this the mini rig for me.
I bought a Thermalright 47mm low-profile cooler, and my RX 6400 does not clear the fan. I have no idea how you did it. I'll have to go with the Noctua 37mm cooler.
Noticed the cooler and the riser cable models were not listed. I went with the 50mm riser cable "Linkup" same brand, which I am convinced is shorter than the one in the video. that silly thing was $92 CDN. not cheap. I did everything the same but I have the 5700g and 50mm riser cable... I really enjoy your content!
Love the new intro!
How is the noise on the power supply? I vaguely remember you disliking the noise on your R5 3600/gtx 1650 build, which I think was also a flex psu.
Will this run Killer Instinct on steam all good?
Is it awesome thou? Not really. $715 and that GPU is really holding you back from a great time. MAME Machine and spare PC users need only apply, all others look elsewhere.
freeking GREAT build... p.s I haven't seen you in my feed lately even though you're putting out tons of content...total BS
I love the new intro, that was awesome.
What are the dimensions of this Case? Cuz on the amazon page this is listet with 18.8 x 8.89 x 22.86 cm, but it looks bigger 🤔
Most DIY builds should as small as this by now, but no, bling RGB and excessive fans is the thing. Personally, I'd like a case like this but with the GPU card being external to be visible and no air restrictions.
edit: additionally, we should get rid of rivets for cases so that it is possible for building inside-out especially for tight cases like this.
If by diy builds, you mean full fledged gaming rigs, you have no idea what you are talking about…
What wireless controller would you recommend for a RC flight simulator for Windows and Chrome? Thanks 👍
the new deskmeet from asrock combined with the rx 6600 is also very nice and just a little bigger than this.There are some variants of the rx 6600 that fit like the fighter card from powercolor or the sapphire one.
I have used the DeskMeet X300W with a Ryzen 5700X + PowerColor 6650XT (200mm length), and can say it is amazing for the size!
@@Ultranique Isn't that case extremely small and doesn't have a cutout for a gpu? How did you manage to fit a 6650xt inside?
Edit: my bad, I was thinking of the deskmini as the deskmeet isn't sold on Amazon
Personally I would have gone with an i3 12100F
Cheaper, lower power consumption and about equal gaming performance when compared to the 5600X
Only productivity workload and high end emulation would maybe suffer a bit
Even a lower end Ryzen would be fine for this build, considering that an RX6400 doesn't need anywhere near the performance of a 5600X for gaming.
I was literally shocked when I see 5600x in that case
Hell even with productivity, as long as it's general productivity, there should be absolutely no issue with a 12th gen i3
Yes way men we will also love to see a 12100f in that case with that lovely GPU
3:19 Front USB cables before they are seen to appear melted at 4:12
I LOVE SFF BUILDS but these are the things to look out for :(
I´m wondering if 4060 fits here (using modular PSU off course)
What's about GPU fan noise? How much dBA?
Super product but i see specs this case add hdd 3,5 istall i have to search to find whats look it.
I have a 5700G and the same GPU on a msi b550i but it says it's using pcie 3.0 not 4.0 how did you fix this or s it the same foe this set up ??
Hi sir can you build the d21 5.9l just same manufacturer
Does it matter what brand of 300w psu? The one linked is no longer available. Looking at one on ebay and Walmart
What cooler was used in this build and is the gpu only supported by the screw or is it supported some other way?
get a helping answer thanks.....
Small but kool
Those Temps have me really worried
Can you post the link for the mother board to get dimensions the exact product or which one should I use for ryzen 9 with 4 ram slots
is this smaller than Velkase 3???