That's right! I agree too 👍 I remember setting the onboard fan load to 0% when using this CPU cooler to reduce the noise. Thank you for the comment bro💜🖤
@@markusrasmussen374 Makes sense, but there is one thing. A small fan at low speed creates very little airflow. Therefore, the effectiveness of this solution is very low. Otherwise it will be very loud.
The only thing that seems a bit shabby to me is that the case can only offer 1 bottom intake fan at the front and 3 others down the bottom of the case when using liquid cooling. Im curious: Does it get more dust accumulation with having intake from the bottom of the case in comparison to if it was say at the front of the case? And is the GPU in the way of the Motherboard from getting enough air intake? Do you think it could have been better designed with the power supply with an option to be mounted elsewhere, leaving options to be able to use two intake fans at the front of the case? Or have you found it didn't matter either way?
Because it's a chimney-style case, we couldn't have high have high expectations for cooling performance. The PSU's position seems appropriate, accommodating an ATX as a standard. The case size is minimal, but as I remember, the actual cooling performance was not that bad at all.
I'm sorry to hear that. There isn't much space for cable management, so try to use the available space on the front and bottom of the case. it would make things easier for you. For the GPU adapter, please check bit.ly/46rLRBN
@SNAPSHOTREVIEW Thank you and was able to get the back panel close. What I was asking is the thing you put under the graphics card to prevent it from sagging
Hello! Can i know that what's your airflow direction u set for each side fans? I'm interested in building the same case! I do have NZXT Kraken z53 AIO + R5 3600 + Asus Strix 3080 Also one more question, what's the thing to hold the GPU to prevent GPU saging? Thank you!
It has a total of 4 intake fans with one in the front, and three at the bottom. For exhaust, two radiator fans and one at the rear. This setup seems to provide excellent overall cooling, and the noise performance was also good with using Noctua fans. You have sufficient cooling for your CPU with the Kranken, and it seems like a well-balanced configuration. Finally, to prevent GPU sagging, I used a 180-degree adapter for the graphics card cable. I hope this helps 💜🖤
Hi I have a question, You are using mainboard mATX Z690M AORUS ELITE AX DDR4 right? This mainboard have: 1 x water cooling CPU fan header ( it is for upper water cooler and 2 fans on it you use ) 3 x system fan headers ( it is for 3 fans on the buttom) 1 x system fan/water cooling pump header (it is for pump) 1 x CPU fan header ( it is for 1 fan on back) You install 3 fans buttom 1 front and 1 back, it look like there is not enough pin on this board (1 short). Or i do not anderstand somthing. Can You clear on this? Thank You whit regards. PS It is important to me I am building AIO based cooling and maybe you use some trick or realy I dont understand something. PS2 Wideo is ultra cool I was watching this set like 10 times and showing to my friends.
It seems like the Z690M AE motherboard has a total of 6 PWM ports, and although I don't remember exactly, I believe I worked on it as follows. SYS FAN 1 - A front intake fan SYS FAN 2 - A rear exhaust fan SYS FAN 3 - Three bottom intake fans SYS FAN 4 - AIO pump (this port is compatible with it) I used a 3-to-1 PWM fan splitter for the three-bottom intake fans. Please refer to the following link for more details. a.co/d/dWf3aGt The 3-to-1 PWM fan splitter is quite useful, so ordering several of them would be a good idea! Hope this helps! Good luck, my friend👍👍
No way, he used that front fan mount. I don't understand why almost no one uses it. Like every build video I watch there was about 2-3 guys who used it
@SNAPSHOTREVIEW , yes, maybe, kinda) When I first saw this case, it seemed good for me, but after a bit of digging, I discovered some flaws in its design. It's still a really decent case, especially for its price, so there are no reasons to not use it)))
@@user93683 can you tell me what the flaws in this case? I struggled to choose between JONSBO D31 and ASUS AP201 TG, it would help me a lot that you answer
@tonton7165 well... there are pros and cons for both cases), it depends whether you care bout them. Personally, I'd recommend you to buy a D31 since it's cheaper and doesn't really lack a ton o things when comparing it to prime a201, sometimes being even better (like a fan mount on the front and movable psu cage). Buuut 🤓 Asus's case has more room for 2.5 and 3.5 drives, one preinstaled fan, bigger case feet (that helps the airflow be better than D31's) and just a tiiiny bit more height for a cpu cooler, but, again, cost on average 30-40$ more than a D31 (at least in my country) So choose whatever suits your needs and budget more 🙃
I'm thinking about getting this case but I'm afraid my PSU power connectors might not reach because of how the cables will be oriented... Your PSU in this build has 600mm and 2 700mm mobo and CPU connectors respectively, was that plenty of length or barely enough? My current PSU has 450mm ATX and 500mm EPS
+24V and PCI power shoud be fine with your stuff, CPU power is a bit curious... It depends on how you manage cables though.If the cable length is not enough, how about using an extension cable partly? Cheers!
To be honest, with that AIO I wasn't expecting any high temps on the CPU so the chart wasn't all that surprising. What I would have liked to see is the GPU temps as many MATX cases have the PSU at the bottom and that design chokes the GPU airflow.
The maximum GPU clearance depends on the AIO cooler, the motherboard's graphics card slot, PSU size, and installation height. With a 3-slot AIO cooler and a 150mm PSU, the maximum GPU length would be 335mm. Hope this helps💜🖤
안녕하세욤~ 아하~ PC 조립을 직업으로 하는게 아니라서 그냥 최근에 구매한 팬이라 테스트 목적으로 넣어봤어요. a12x25가 커넥터 타입이라 가끔씩 빠지는 경우가 종종있어서 뒷쪽 선정리 타이트하게 하면서 하다보니 터프팬하고 고민하다가 tl-b12로 넣었습니다. 감사합니다!
Hi! Thanks for your comment! The sleeving cables that come with the power supply I'm using, and commonly available from brands like Corsair or Seasonic. Thank you so much, my friend👍👍
Very noice! I'm in the process of planning for an upcoming build. I'm curious to inquire whether you're utilizing the top radiator as an intake or exhaust in your setup?
nice build my man! got the same case with 14600kf 4070tisuper, went with fuma 3 tower but considering to change to AIO cause in the air cool setup bellow fans are not enough and you have to use at least one more as intake, that introduces a bit more dust because the case lacks top /back filters, although you can clean it more regularly i am also interested in the "Cleaner" looks of aio and might try it, in general i think the case is a optimized WC one, what are your thoughts on Lian Li Galahad II? did you choose 240 instead of 360 aio for some reason? the top has the clearance for a 360 but i guess ull have to run the tubes from the back side if you dont weird bending of the tubes over the psu/front. also in the case of a 360 u would prolly not need a back exhaust and go with a chimney setup?
Thank you so much!! I used 240mm in the video and sufficient cooling for the 13600K. The D31 case uses bottom fans mainly, more suitable for liquid cooling than air cooling. The Galahad II Trinity 240 is good enough for the 14600KF, and its pump speed isn't too high, noise is reasonable. Plus, it looks great! I'd recommend it. The LCD version is the Asatek 8th generation, but the cooling performance is significantly better, but the noise level is quite high. Hope this helps💜🖤
i have the screen version of the case so one more screen in the block is redundant for me ^_^, tbh i just noticed the arctic LF 3 is out and on sale all reviews seem to be amazing, i am just between the 280 or the 360 now of that cooler, i think the 280 will "land" better in the case and the performance difference should be negligible? not sure... i just hope i dont get pissed by pump noise at idle which is the one thing i love about tower air coolers... oh well@@SNAPSHOTREVIEW
@@TtR-cc2cw DONT DO IT, I got 280 arctic LF 3 and while it looked good and thermals were very good it cant fit, basically what happens is the radiator is thicker and it will push very hard against the CPU power cables that go below the back end of it on the motherboard (at least on my TUF B760M) the only way to fit it is slightly sideways so the back side of the radiator is towards the tempered glass and you will have to use only a couple screws to fasten it on the case above, i used it like that for a month but i started hearing a contact noise, opened it again and saw that when the fans go above 80% they move outwards/downwards their housing by a millimeter or so and that was about the only clearance it had before starting to touch the vrm heatsinks, afterwards i removed even the one screw i had on the back and secured it with a tire up so i could push it as much as i could against the glass so it dosent touch the vrm, because of that i had to remove the back plastic of the tempered glass holder - pop in. it pissed me off and i sold it and got my self the same Arctic LF3 but the 360 one which fits as a charm cause its thiner in width (120fans vs 140). So TLDR dont get it get the 360 and save your self the trouble its only a few bucks more.
Nice built. May i know is the clip used on the front and side panels are the same like the lian li's? cos they're prone to brittle after few years of opening and closing it.
It's quite different from Lian Li designs. The front panels use plus-shaped pins on them and the side panel uses push pins on the chassis. In my opinion, they seem sturdy so it's not a big deal. 👍
I’ve heard many user complained about high temperature in this case, especially the toasty gpu and restrictive top panel, are your temps still good after a couple months?
Sorry bro! I don't use this chassis anymore but I didn't see any issues with this build setup during the past 3 to 4 wks. Anyway, this case requires the use of a liquid cooling solution to ensure effective cooling because of the three bottom intake fans. Adding one more front intake fan shouldn't cause any cooling issues. However, if an air cooling stuff is used, it may potentially impact GPU temps, also leading to higher temps during hotter weather conditions.
@@mickaelsflow6774 bottom fans on compact cases don’t work all that well due to restricted air flow. what makes the D31 standout from similar designs is the option to add a front intake.
Hi! I'm glad you liked it 💜🤎 The tracks I used were from a paid subscription service, and unfortunately... difficult to remember them. Sorry for that bro👍
Hi! I think that RTX 4070 Ti should be okay with Jonsbo D31. Ah!! It's definitely better if you use the MOBO starting with the 1st slot for GPU and bottom fans clearance. Cheers 👍👍
Oh thanks a lot! Absolutely agreed but I used RX 6700 XT for maching the ROG cooler in this video. I buy all the parts myself to build a PC and GPUs are always expensive in my limited budget.
Only build in the D31 I've seen that maximized the fan placements. Good job.
Oh, thank you very much! I'm planning to do various PC builds in the future. Please look forward to them!
As an engineer, I have a complete misunderstanding of the presence of a fan on the pump of the LSS. What is this nonsense? O_o
That's right! I agree too 👍
I remember setting the onboard fan load to 0% when using this CPU cooler to reduce the noise.
Thank you for the comment bro💜🖤
If you are talking about the fan on the water cooled Gpu my guess the fan is to cool down the screen attached.
@@DannyBoycustom It’s not tube-based to cool it. )))) The only thing that the fan can cool there is the VRM zone.
It's there to cool down the VRM. You should not put it to 0% !
@@markusrasmussen374 Makes sense, but there is one thing. A small fan at low speed creates very little airflow. Therefore, the effectiveness of this solution is very low. Otherwise it will be very loud.
Very nice build. Is this case able to fit a an ATX PSU of 140mm length together with a 120mm fan at the front of the case?
Oh, thank you so much!
If you install a PSU up to 140mm at level 1 (1 to 4), you can mount a front cooling fan.
The only thing that seems a bit shabby to me is that the case can only offer 1 bottom intake fan at the front and 3 others down the bottom of the case when using liquid cooling. Im curious: Does it get more dust accumulation with having intake from the bottom of the case in comparison to if it was say at the front of the case? And is the GPU in the way of the Motherboard from getting enough air intake? Do you think it could have been better designed with the power supply with an option to be mounted elsewhere, leaving options to be able to use two intake fans at the front of the case? Or have you found it didn't matter either way?
Because it's a chimney-style case, we couldn't have high have high expectations for cooling performance.
The PSU's position seems appropriate, accommodating an ATX as a standard. The case size is minimal, but as I remember, the actual cooling performance was not that bad at all.
Is that an atx psu or sfx psu?
It's a standard ATX power supply!
such a clean and stunning build!, really impressed the 13600k temps are so low in gaming.
Oh, thank you so much!
I'm glad you liked it 💜🖤
Please, keep watching upcoming videos!
Cheers 👍👍
have the same case, had trouble cable management and can't get the back on, any tips? and what was the support for the gpu
I'm sorry to hear that.
There isn't much space for cable management, so try to use the available space on the front and bottom of the case. it would make things easier for you.
For the GPU adapter, please check bit.ly/46rLRBN
@SNAPSHOTREVIEW Thank you and was able to get the back panel close. What I was asking is the thing you put under the graphics card to prevent it from sagging
Corsair’s RAM😊
Hello! Can i know that what's your airflow direction u set for each side fans? I'm interested in building the same case!
I do have NZXT Kraken z53 AIO + R5 3600 + Asus Strix 3080
Also one more question, what's the thing to hold the GPU to prevent GPU saging?
Thank you!
It has a total of 4 intake fans with one in the front, and three at the bottom. For exhaust, two radiator fans and one at the rear. This setup seems to provide excellent overall cooling, and the noise performance was also good with using Noctua fans.
You have sufficient cooling for your CPU with the Kranken, and it seems like a well-balanced configuration. Finally, to prevent GPU sagging, I used a 180-degree adapter for the graphics card cable.
I hope this helps 💜🖤
@@SNAPSHOTREVIEW Thank you so much your info!
13600KF not K
중간 중간 전문업체 영상인지 알았습니다. BGM퀄리티도 퀄리티인데 중독성 있어서 리듬 탈 뻔 했네요.
ㅎㅎ 감사합니다. 영상 전문 회사는 아니지만 영상 편집 즐겁게 배우면서 하고 있어요! 자주 방문해 주시고 좋은 댓글 달아주셔서 정말 감사합니다.
Hi I have a question, You are using mainboard mATX Z690M AORUS ELITE AX DDR4 right? This mainboard have:
1 x water cooling CPU fan header ( it is for upper water cooler and 2 fans on it you use )
3 x system fan headers ( it is for 3 fans on the buttom)
1 x system fan/water cooling pump header (it is for pump)
1 x CPU fan header ( it is for 1 fan on back)
You install 3 fans buttom 1 front and 1 back, it look like there is not enough pin on this board (1 short).
Or i do not anderstand somthing. Can You clear on this?
Thank You whit regards.
PS
It is important to me I am building AIO based cooling and maybe you use some trick or realy I dont understand something.
PS2
Wideo is ultra cool I was watching this set like 10 times and showing to my friends.
It seems like the Z690M AE motherboard has a total of 6 PWM ports, and although I don't remember exactly, I believe I worked on it as follows.
SYS FAN 1 - A front intake fan
SYS FAN 2 - A rear exhaust fan
SYS FAN 3 - Three bottom intake fans
SYS FAN 4 - AIO pump (this port is compatible with it)
I used a 3-to-1 PWM fan splitter for the three-bottom intake fans. Please refer to the following link for more details.
a.co/d/dWf3aGt
The 3-to-1 PWM fan splitter is quite useful, so ordering several of them would be a good idea!
Hope this helps!
Good luck, my friend👍👍
yes TY very much this is the answer I was looking for TY once again this splitter that👍👍 is it @@SNAPSHOTREVIEW
Jonsbo D30 is an excellent product
No way, he used that front fan mount. I don't understand why almost no one uses it. Like every build video I watch there was about 2-3 guys who used it
Oh, thank you so much for watching the video! Looks like you're a fan of the Jonsbo D31!
@SNAPSHOTREVIEW , yes, maybe, kinda) When I first saw this case, it seemed good for me, but after a bit of digging, I discovered some flaws in its design. It's still a really decent case, especially for its price, so there are no reasons to not use it)))
@@user93683what were some of the flaws for you
@@user93683 can you tell me what the flaws in this case? I struggled to choose between JONSBO D31 and ASUS AP201 TG, it would help me a lot that you answer
@tonton7165 well... there are pros and cons for both cases), it depends whether you care bout them. Personally, I'd recommend you to buy a D31 since it's cheaper and doesn't really lack a ton o things when comparing it to prime a201, sometimes being even better (like a fan mount on the front and movable psu cage). Buuut 🤓 Asus's case has more room for 2.5 and 3.5 drives, one preinstaled fan, bigger case feet (that helps the airflow be better than D31's) and just a tiiiny bit more height for a cpu cooler, but, again, cost on average 30-40$ more than a D31 (at least in my country)
So choose whatever suits your needs and budget more 🙃
Man, I've been waiting for your video. Totally awesome and clean! Nice weekend bro👍👍
Oh, my man! Thanks a lot!
I'm glad you like it, nice weekend too bro 💜🖤
I'm thinking about getting this case but I'm afraid my PSU power connectors might not reach because of how the cables will be oriented... Your PSU in this build has 600mm and 2 700mm mobo and CPU connectors respectively, was that plenty of length or barely enough? My current PSU has 450mm ATX and 500mm EPS
+24V and PCI power shoud be fine with your stuff, CPU power is a bit curious...
It depends on how you manage cables though.If the cable length is not enough, how about using an extension cable partly?
Cheers!
@@SNAPSHOTREVIEW Thank you for the advice! Yeah I was thinking about extensions as a last resort.
이번 영상도 엄청 깔끔하고 멋집니다. 잘보고가요
네! 감사합니다.
언제나 좋은 영상 감사합니다. 매일 새로운 영상이 올라오길 기대하고 있습니다. Peace!!🎉
네넵~! 좋은 말씀 정말 감사합니다.
아마 다음 영상도 Blackout 빌드로 하지 싶네요 ㅎㅎ
Cheers!
To be honest, with that AIO I wasn't expecting any high temps on the CPU so the chart wasn't all that surprising. What I would have liked to see is the GPU temps as many MATX cases have the PSU at the bottom and that design chokes the GPU airflow.
Hi!
There're cooling fans at the bottom directly, so it's fine.
Can the rx 7900xtx merc 310 fit in that case?
The maximum GPU clearance depends on the AIO cooler, the motherboard's graphics card slot, PSU size, and installation height. With a 3-slot AIO cooler and a 150mm PSU, the maximum GPU length would be 335mm.
Hope this helps💜🖤
@@SNAPSHOTREVIEW the cooler is a aio 240mm and a atx psu
so contact frame is legit in PC build now
Is that atx psu?
Yes, that's right!
It fits perfectly!~
전 후면은 a12x25가 아니라 구매자의 요청으로 tl-b12로 하신건가요?
보통 깔맞춤하는편인데 의외네요? ㅋㅋ
안녕하세욤~
아하~ PC 조립을 직업으로 하는게 아니라서 그냥 최근에 구매한 팬이라 테스트 목적으로 넣어봤어요. a12x25가 커넥터 타입이라 가끔씩 빠지는 경우가 종종있어서 뒷쪽 선정리 타이트하게 하면서 하다보니 터프팬하고 고민하다가 tl-b12로 넣었습니다.
감사합니다!
I'm subscribe for this Amazing music.
Oh!!! thank you so much, my friend 💜🖤
What are those cables sleeves bro
Hi! Thanks for your comment!
The sleeving cables that come with the power supply I'm using, and commonly available from brands like Corsair or Seasonic.
Thank you so much, my friend👍👍
Very noice! I'm in the process of planning for an upcoming build. I'm curious to inquire whether you're utilizing the top radiator as an intake or exhaust in your setup?
Oh!! Thank you so much👍👍
The top radiator is set up for exhaust, which is the most common configuration.
why buy $30 case fans ?
Great question!
I'm very interested in cooling fans and already have many stuff 💜🖤
Thanks for the comment, my friend 👍👍
nice build my man! got the same case with 14600kf 4070tisuper, went with fuma 3 tower but considering to change to AIO cause in the air cool setup bellow fans are not enough and you have to use at least one more as intake, that introduces a bit more dust because the case lacks top /back filters, although you can clean it more regularly i am also interested in the "Cleaner" looks of aio and might try it, in general i think the case is a optimized WC one, what are your thoughts on Lian Li Galahad II? did you choose 240 instead of 360 aio for some reason? the top has the clearance for a 360 but i guess ull have to run the tubes from the back side if you dont weird bending of the tubes over the psu/front. also in the case of a 360 u would prolly not need a back exhaust and go with a chimney setup?
Thank you so much!!
I used 240mm in the video and sufficient cooling for the 13600K.
The D31 case uses bottom fans mainly, more suitable for liquid cooling than air cooling.
The Galahad II Trinity 240 is good enough for the 14600KF, and its pump speed isn't too high, noise is reasonable. Plus, it looks great! I'd recommend it. The LCD version is the Asatek 8th generation, but the cooling performance is significantly better, but the noise level is quite high.
Hope this helps💜🖤
i have the screen version of the case so one more screen in the block is redundant for me ^_^, tbh i just noticed the arctic LF 3 is out and on sale all reviews seem to be amazing, i am just between the 280 or the 360 now of that cooler, i think the 280 will "land" better in the case and the performance difference should be negligible? not sure... i just hope i dont get pissed by pump noise at idle which is the one thing i love about tower air coolers... oh well@@SNAPSHOTREVIEW
@@purfecto did you put a 280 arctic in this case? Everything fits and works well?
@@TtR-cc2cw DONT DO IT, I got 280 arctic LF 3 and while it looked good and thermals were very good it cant fit, basically what happens is the radiator is thicker and it will push very hard against the CPU power cables that go below the back end of it on the motherboard (at least on my TUF B760M) the only way to fit it is slightly sideways so the back side of the radiator is towards the tempered glass and you will have to use only a couple screws to fasten it on the case above, i used it like that for a month but i started hearing a contact noise, opened it again and saw that when the fans go above 80% they move outwards/downwards their housing by a millimeter or so and that was about the only clearance it had before starting to touch the vrm heatsinks, afterwards i removed even the one screw i had on the back and secured it with a tire up so i could push it as much as i could against the glass so it dosent touch the vrm, because of that i had to remove the back plastic of the tempered glass holder - pop in. it pissed me off and i sold it and got my self the same Arctic LF3 but the 360 one which fits as a charm cause its thiner in width (120fans vs 140). So TLDR dont get it get the 360 and save your self the trouble its only a few bucks more.
그래픽카드 전원케이블 연결할때 각진 연장 단자? 쨋든 각지게 생긴건 뭔가요?
케이블 연결할때 좋을것같네요
오호 안녕하세요~
밑에 링크 참조하세요!
url.kr/adx54e
감사합니다.
@@SNAPSHOTREVIEW 와... 정말 감사드려요..
Nice built. May i know is the clip used on the front and side panels are the same like the lian li's? cos they're prone to brittle after few years of opening and closing it.
It's quite different from Lian Li designs.
The front panels use plus-shaped pins on them and the side panel uses push pins on the chassis. In my opinion, they seem sturdy so it's not a big deal. 👍
@@SNAPSHOTREVIEW thanks for the reply. Will highly consider this case for my next build. 👍🏻
I’ve heard many user complained about high temperature in this case, especially the toasty gpu and restrictive top panel, are your temps still good after a couple months?
Sorry bro! I don't use this chassis anymore but I didn't see any issues with this build setup during the past 3 to 4 wks.
Anyway, this case requires the use of a liquid cooling solution to ensure effective cooling because of the three bottom intake fans. Adding one more front intake fan shouldn't cause any cooling issues.
However, if an air cooling stuff is used, it may potentially impact GPU temps, also leading to higher temps during hotter weather conditions.
@@SNAPSHOTREVIEW what's wrong with the three bottom intake fans? :(
@@mickaelsflow6774 bottom fans on compact cases don’t work all that well due to restricted air flow. what makes the D31 standout from similar designs is the option to add a front intake.
Double sided tape the 2.5SSD?
I guess it's possible but you can put the 2.5 SSD x2 on the tray.
Thanks a lot 🖤💜
May I know is that an accessories for connecting gpu power pin? What is that exactly? Please share thanks
Yo, my friend!
Please check! url.kr/jv8oxw
Hope you buy good stuff then 👍👍
Great! 역시 이번 영상도 고퀄이네요 ㅎ 자주 올려주세요. please upload often!
감사합니다. 자주 업로드를 계획하나 쉽지 않네요.
Thank you so much 💜🖤
Always ready to give a big like on your videos! Good job
Thank you so much 💜🖤
I also look forward to your videos 👍👍
What a build bro, And cinematography is top level. The music you chose is so amazing. Which tracks are you using?
Hi! I'm glad you liked it 💜🤎
The tracks I used were from a paid subscription service, and unfortunately... difficult to remember them. Sorry for that bro👍
@@SNAPSHOTREVIEW it's not a problem. All you can do is point me to that service and I will find it lol
Downtown Binary - Lost
@@kittikoonduangkaewkad9310 thank you so much!!!!!!
pcie gpu cable NAME PLS ?
Ah! PSU direct cables like the Seasonic stuff.
If you meant the degree adaptor,
please check this link! url.kr/adx54e
Cheers bro!
what connectors are those for the gpu connection?? 90 degree? sick!
Hi~!
Please check this link! url.kr/adx54e
You can find things you want :)
Cheers
Clean! the 4070ti okay with this case?
Hi! I think that RTX 4070 Ti should be okay with Jonsbo D31.
Ah!! It's definitely better if you use the MOBO starting with the 1st slot for GPU and bottom fans clearance.
Cheers 👍👍
Where did you get the mesh panel for the front instead of the screen?
Hi! The mesh panel you spoke is included as standard.
Or you can buy the D31 mesh version as well.
Cheers!
그래픽카드 180도 커넥터 어디서 구매하셨나요?
안녕하세요~ 요 링크 참고 부탁드려요.
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@@SNAPSHOTREVIEW 감사합니다!
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thanks for the video, i appreciated it brother.
Oh, thank you so much!
I am glad you liked it :)
Вы указали температуры CPU, что с температурами GPU?
I don't remember the exact GPU temperature, but since I'm using bottom fans, it shouldn't be bad!
NICE!
Thank you so much 💜🖤
Перед/Зад 140 мм можно поставить?
привет, друг!
Вы можете установить 120-мм вентиляторы спереди и сзади. Вы можете установить два 140-мм вентилятора вместо трех 120-мм снизу.
@@SNAPSHOTREVIEW my thanks, good luck in the development of the channel
Song?
Sorry, bro!
I used this on artlist.io, but I don't remember.
Clean build!
Thank you so much!!!
You probably could upgrade that GPU to a 6800XT if you go easy on the expensive Noctua fans.
Yeah, the cpu can even handle 3090.
@@yuvanraj2271 An i5-13600k is strong enough to handle a 4090, let along a 3090.
Oh thanks a lot!
Absolutely agreed but I used RX 6700 XT for maching the ROG cooler in this video.
I buy all the parts myself to build a PC and GPUs are always expensive in my limited budget.