RTX 3080 Gaming PC build in NZXT 510 Elite case - Timelaps & Benchmark results
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- NZXT 510 Elite build with RTX 3080.
System:
Case: NZXT 510 Elite
CPU: AMD 3900x
Cooling System: NZXT Kraken Z63 + 4x NZXT AER RGB Fans
Motherboard: MSI MPG X 570 Gaming Pro Carbon Wifi
Graphics card: MSI Gaming X Trio RTX 3080
RAM: Corsair Platinum Dominator RGB 32GB (3600Mhz)
M.2 SSD: 970 Evo Plus 1TB + 960 Evo 500GB
SATA SSD: Silicon Power SSD 1TB
PSU: Corsair RM750i full modular + white cablemod kit
Benchmarks:
Fire Strike
Fire Strike Extreme
Fire Strike Ultra
Time Spy
Time Spy Extreme
Port Royal
PCI Express Feature Test (PCIE 3.0 compared with 4.0)
The Benchmarks are compared with:
RTX 3080
RTX 2060
GTX 1080 Ti
GTX 1660 Super
GTX 1060
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Underrated channel you deserve more attention lol
Thats a awesome build. Keep it up!
Thank you man!!!
Im so excited to build a pc and I love how ur build looks I’m excited because I will build a pc with similar parts and same case so ya keep it up bro! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you bro! 👍 Which you gonna take for your build?
Thats my dream build right there. Hope to start getting everything together here soon
Thank you for your comment! Yes, to get everything together is difficult because of the availability of the RTX 3080. It is a desaster. I just got lucky and got one from an official online retailer just because I checked the shop website at the right time. 10 minutes later all cards were sold.
Got mine off a kind dude on eBay. Gave me a discount of 100 bucks. Awesome guy
Just please take a over mainboard without a chipcooler in
Good build man rlly. keep up the work!
Thanks εnvy!
Bro! Thanks for the video, I’m gonna build this pc! (*expect the cpu and gpu, gonna use mid tier 😅) but anyway, thanks for the video, it really motivate me to build my own pc!!!
Hey Bro! Thank you a lot! I‘m really glad to hear that! It's great that I was able to motivate you to build your own pc!
Do you already know which parts you gonna use?
Awesome time laps! I’m really itching to transplant my internals from my meshify c over to the h510 elite but I’m worried about thermals. I have the MSI 3090 ventus and 3800x.
Hi Harlowe E,
thank you! Yes, i can understand your concerns.
My CPU temperature is really good and GPU between 68-74°C without Raytracing. With raytracing a little bit higher but the card works well over hours.
As far as i know does the 3090 not fit in the h510 elite when you mount a radiator in the front. With my 3080 it is really close to the radiator. So i think the 3090 would only fit without radiator. If you’re thinking about to change your case from meshify c to the h510 elite, you should better check this before.
Hey! The 3090 will fit with about 1 inch of room with the AIO radiator attached to the front of the case.
Ah! Good to know! Thank you! 👍
Woow thanks for the video. I have same case and using 3070 ti right now and using fan cpu cooler. I’m planning on using kraken aio too but still think abot the fan. Are you using the fan from the case or from the aio. If from the case how can u set the fan speed cause its cable only to led controller if im not mistaken.
Hi Wildan Pratama, thanks for your comment!
For the aio I‘m using the fans from the case.
That’s right, the fan cables going to the led/fan controller. You just need to install CAM Software from NZXT and then you can customize your fan speed or rgb colors from the fans. Did you try that?
Nice build! Your choice of hardware is almost similar to mine..just wondering how did you manage to get the msi gaming trio rtx3080 in the nzxt h510 elite? I've checked with nzxt official website..the clearance for gpu is 368.6mm without front radiator installed and up to 313.6mm with front radiator installed. The msi gaming x trio rtx3080 is 323mm in the official website. Mind to share some info with me?
Thanks a lot
Thank you for your comment!
Yes, according to the official information the card shouldn’t fit. But as you can see in the video i had no problems to install the card.
I think the manufacturer information is correct but we don’t know exactly from where the official length begins and ends. Maybe this is the reason and the manufacturer let a little bit leeway.
I have in the middle of the card ~30mm left to the radiator and ~24mm left to the radiator frames. So it’s close but it fits.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner thanks man for sharing info with me.. 👍🏻👍🏻 hoping to get the gpu i want to fit in the case
4 rgb fans??? your system is for sure going to have INSANE fps
Yes sure! Why not 4 rgb fans? 😄
The system performance is definitely really good!
@@Stephan-sPCCorner I have a question, do u use all the pc’s u build?
@@somerandom8419 No, the most of them are build projects for friends and family.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner ok, do they get good uses out of them because that pc looks like a beast
@@somerandom8419 Sure! The other builds are in good use and the systems are good mid-range gaming systems. But „the beast“ with the RTX 3080 is my personal build 😉
Really nice and clean build, but is the radiator not mounted upside down? And why didnt you chose an cpu from 5th gen?
Hi Tobi, thank you!
It depends on the case you have. There are cases on the market where can mount the radiator in the front and cases where you mount it on the upside. My case is made for frontside.
Why did i not choose a 5th gen CPU?
First thing: it is still impossible to get a ryzen 5th gen CPU. Those who got one had a lot of luck. After release, all were immediately sold. So, it is the same desaster like the latest GPU releases with RTX3000 and RX6000. It is still almost impossible to get one of those GPUs if you don‘t want to pay the double price.
The other thing is, the pice for a 5th gen AMD CPU is for my taste still too expensive. A 5900x costs 669€(~810$) and a 3900x costs 399€ (~480$) and is in my opinion the best price/performance ratio. And to pay ~40% more for a bit more CPU performance is disproportionate.
You have to know that the 3rd gen is the direct previous model of this CPU series. The 4th gen was only a mobile series for Notebooks.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner He means that your pumps(radiator) are at the top when they should be at the bottom there's videos about it, i suggest looking it up. Nice build though!
i still dont get why nzxt say the 3070 gaming x trio wont fit but the 3060ti and 3080 do?
@Jayzha:
Good question. I don’t know. The 3070 has the same length like the 3080. According to the official information these cards shouldn’t fit.
We don’t know exactly from where the official length begins and ends. Maybe this is the reason and the manufacturer let a little bit leeway for bigger cards or to get better airflow.
I have in the middle of the card ~30mm left to the radiator and ~24mm left to the radiator frames. So it’s close but it fits. These are certainly not the best airflow conditions but i customized all my fans and got quite good values.
you know positioning of liquid cooler radiator actually affect cooling, I saw videos that the radiator should be positioned upside down for better cooling performance
Yes I saw also videos and it was really interesting to see. Gamers Nexus has shown how the liquid is working in which position.
But i don’t think that I’m going to change the position. I guess it would be very difficult because of the pipelines and the GPU. There is too less space and wouldn’t look nice i think. So i let my build how it is. My temperature values are fine, so if you’re happy and everything works fine, never change a running system haha 😄... at least not yet.
He said the way it is mounted in this case it's merely an acoustics issue, meaning that if you don't mind the "gurgly" sound it won't affect performance in this case
@@Stephan-sPCCorner true that
@@chriszoink2538 ok then it's fine
Question, did you daisy chain the 2 rear fans together and then put them in their own channel, and have the front fans daisy chain do the same thing, but in a different LED channel?
Hello Sanad,
no i daisy chained all 4 fans together. Beginning with the front fans. All fans are connected in one LED channel.
what screws did you use to install the cooler to the aer rgb fans?
Long screws ~30mm. They were in the Z63 AiO Kit from NZXT.
Nice build ! Do you think the 336mm supprim msi 3080 will fit in the same build ?
Hi, i think it will not fit in this build. My card is 305mm and there are still 20mm space to the AiO radiator and you‘ll need 11-13mm more for the big one. It would only fit with fans but not with this AiO radiator in the front.
I have succeeded, so there is no problem,SUPRIM X fits in.
@@lamenweix Ah! thanks for your comment! This is good to know!👍
did you get a suprim x in end and did it fit?
Hi, I know this is very late but I was wondering how the aio has been performing for you in this orientation? Do you notice any noise or gurgling? I know there's a gamer nexus video saying you should position it tubes down but it seems like the majority has it the same way you have it set up.
Hi Gloria,
yes, i know the gamers nexus video and a lot of people say that my aio orientation is wrong. I don't entirely share this opinion. First thing is that NZXT itself shows this mount orientation in their manual and pc cases officially. So when the manufacturer shows it this way it can’t be absolutely wrong. But this topic seems to be the subject of discussions again and again.
My experience:
I‘m using it this way in my current PC since almost 1,5 years and i can not notice any disturbing noises or gurgling. Only when i set my cooling performance in NZXT CAM software to the highest level, then you hear some quiet buzzing but my case fans are much louder than the aio on high performance and the whole cooling system itself is basically quite loud on the highest performance mode. But it’s okay when you play with headphones. I use the cooling level always on standard settings and have no noises from my aio.
I think it depends also on the aio brand/manufacturer. Before i had the Kraken Z63 i’ve tested a asus ROG aio in same orientation and the noise and gurgling was absolutely terrible! And before that i used a Kraken X62 aio in same orientation for 3 years and had never any noises… and this old x62 is still in use in another system now since 5 years and works still fine without any noise. I also built a system with the Kraken M22 (the smallest aio with only one fan) again in this orientation and have no noises. So, my personal conclusion: I always made the best experience with NZXT Kraken AiOs and had never any noises or problems.
It is certainly the better way to mount upside down but the other way is also fine when you have a good aio. I think if you’re planning to buy a cheap AiO you will probably have noises in this direction and you should better try the way upside down. But you can also try both directions to see how good it works.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner Thank you for your thorough response, your opinion really helps!!
planning to get a 3080 founders edition, will it work for me I have a i7 10700k in a h510 elite case and 2 corsair 120 fans and 2 nzxt case fans. will the temps be acceptable?
Thank you for for comment. I think it will work but i don’t know how good the cooling in the founders edition works.
What i can tell about my experience:
At the beginning my GPU temperature was higher (between 78-83°C) but then i adjusted the GPU fans individual with MSI-Afterburner and got up to 10°C less than before! In games like Cyberpunk on Ultra Settings and Assassins Creed Valhalla the GPU runs smooth with 70-74°C.
It would probably helps you to customize your gpu fans as well for gaming.
For the case fans i‘m using CAM software from nzxt, there you have different profiles. When i gonna play something i switch to performance mode and get a better airflow.
whats the total price of this build?
I would have thought about $2400+
@@jaydenwebb7897 I doubt that high. Maybe $2k at highest
Hello mate ! Thanks a lot for the video. You have a great setup and it was nicely putted together along with the editing. Would you mind measure how much mm (or cm) is left between the GPU and the front radiator ? In fact, I have the h510 elite case and I am interested in purchasing the MSI SUPRIM X which is 336mm.... I don’t know yet if it can fit. That would be helpful from you!
Hi TonyyHD,
thanks for your comment!
The distance between GPU and radiator is ~30mm in the middle. At the radiator frame ~24mm. My card has a length of 323mm. So actually it could fit with the the SUPRIM X but I’m not sure. When the card fits then it’s really close to the radiator.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner Thank you so much for the quick answer, appreciated ! i think it will be OK but just about :p let see
@@TonyyHD I have succeeded, so there is no problem.
@@lamenweix thank you for the feedback !
@@TonyyHD did you get the suprim and did it fit?
Oh boy
love it
In about a week I will build almost the exact same system only in the black variant. My question was did you use the stock fans (the ones you replaced with the AER 2 rgb 120mm to fit the cooler) that where in the frontside of the case in the back/top of the case ?
Hi Chris Zoink,
in black that sure looks good!
You mean the stock fans from the AiO right? No, i don’t use them. In that case you have in the front already two AER2 rgb fans in 140mm as stock fans (not 120mm), so i used them of course.
But I replaced standard the fans from back- and upside to aer 2 rgb in 120mm.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner thank you so much for the reply, yes that was exactly what I meant which saves me about 60 euros so thank you so much !
nice
Yo Stephan, I got a query for you man. I'm busy getting a similar build together but on NZXT website states "GPU Clearance: Up to 368.6mm w/o front radiator installed, up to 313.6mm with front radiator installed" now you have a rad installed and the GPU you used is "323 x 140 x 56mm" that's 10mm more .... and it looks fine or is the dimensions of your card shorter?
Hi Sean Efstratiou,
thank you for your comment!
According to the official length information the card should not fit. But as you can see in the video i had no problems to install the card.
I guess the manufacturer information is correct but i don’t know exactly from where the official length begins and ends. Maybe this is the reason and the manufacturer let a little bit leeway.
I have in the middle of the card ~30mm left to the radiator and ~24mm left to the radiator frames. So it’s close but it fits.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner My mannn, thanks dude appreciate the reply.
How could you Daisy chain all 4 vents?? I have the exact same ones but the cables of in and out don’t fit :(
Hi Pedro,
are you use the same nzxt fans and nzxt hub?
The fans have rgb input/output cables and connectors. You have to connect the first cable with the output plug in to the control hub LED1). The other side of the cable (with the input plug) into the first fan. And then you go on with the next cable. The output plug of the second cable in the output connector of the first fan. Then the input plug in the second fan. And like this you go on to connect all your fans in daisy chain. The rgb cables are not for power supply. For that you have different powercables. Finally the LED2 slot in the hub is still empty and you can connect a light strip if you have.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner I understand. The problem I have is the “in and out” cable that came with my fans does not fit the “in” nor “out” header of the fans :(
@@pedrollorttorres3210 oh okay hmm… can you claim your order? Or maybe order the correct cables separately?
One question how much space is there between the Radiator and the GPU?
Because I want the same case but the RTX 3070 MSI Suprim but the msi suprim is a little bit longer than your rtx 3080
And nice system :)
Thank you Fabian! I have in the middle of the card ~30mm left to the radiator and ~24mm left to the radiator frames. So it’s close but it fits.
I think the MSI Suprim will also fit but it will be very close as well.
Thank you for answering. One last question: how are the temperatures with closed case during gaming? I‘ve heard that the temps are worse
Yes that’s correct and there are probably better cases on the market. But i think it depends also on what cooling system you have and how you use it. AiO or Air only. My CPU for example has always good temperatures. Between 55-65°C (in Games, like Cyberpunk 2077 or AC Valhalla). The GPU temperature was higher at the beginning but then i adjusted the GPU fans individual and got 10°C less than before! In Cyberpunk on Ultra Settings with raytracing the GPU runs smooth with 68-70°C.
So actually i have good temperature values but i had to customize my fan control a little bit. I can only say that i get good temperatures because of customizing the fans. For the rgb fans I’m using the CAM software from nzxt. In games i use the performance mode, so i get better airflow. For standard applications and windows stuff a low fan speed is sufficient, then i switch to silent mode.
The GPU has 3 fans and i customized the fan control with msi after burner and have really good results in games. But I think it depends also on the cooling system from your GPU. The msi x trio with 3 fans is quite good.
Is it possible to send me your adjustments for the fans? And thanks a lot for answering all my questions.
I can tell you my custimized configuration:
Case fans running in performance mode (CPU temperature) with:
0-50°C -> 40% Speed
50-55°C -> increases to 80% Speed
55-60°C -> 80% Speed fixed
All over 60°C -> 100% speed
Silent mode (i use it for standard windows stuff) with:
0-65°C -> 40% Speed
65-70°C -> increases to 70% Speed
70-85°C -> 70% Speed fixed
All over 85°C -> 100% speed
My graphics card:
0-30°C -> 40% Speed
30-50°C -> increases to 50% Speed
60-69°C -> increases to 72% Speed
69-73°C -> increases to 85% Speed
73-76°C -> increases to 92% Speed
All over 76°C -> 100% speed.
But you have to test it how good it with your graphics card work otherwise adjust a little bit different.
HEY Stephan,
What size are those fans in the front panel and the AIO size ?
Also if they’re 140mm
How did you manage to mount them to a 240mm aio 😅
Hey! Yes, the fans are 140mm. And the aio is not 240mm, it’s 280mm. So i didn’t need to find out how to mount the fans on a 240mm radiator 😄... they were perfectly fitting 😉.
Hello, i have the same case, i want change the two fans in the back of the case.
I was thinking if i can put a nzxt rgb fan 120mm in the back and a noctua 140mm in the top?
I may have some benefits?
Hello MATS_X,
so regarding to airflow and performance i would think you won‘t have any bigger benefits by mounting a noctua fan on the topside.
Which fan control software you gonna use?
With NZXT CAM you‘ll probably not able to control this fan because it‘s no NZXT fan... You may need to use another fan control software. This is a big disadvantage in the CAM Software and from NZXT, in my opinion.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner hei i will set the noctua fan from the bios? Is it possibile?
@@mats_x5133 If you connect it with your motherboard -> yes!
@@Stephan-sPCCorner oh ok 🤣 i wanted connect it to the nzxt hub but if i can i will install it in the motherboard
@@mats_x5133 First you can actually try the hub. Maybe i‘m wrong and it works but if it’s not working in the hub then use the direct connection to the mobo.
Hey i've heard people saying that the gtx 3080 is a tight fit in the nzxt h510 elite, but it seems fine in your video.. what is your take on that?
Hi lien,
thank you for your comment!
According to the official information the card shouldn’t fit. But as you can see in the video i had no problems.
I think the official information is correct but i don’t know exactly from where the official length begins and ends. Maybe this is the reason and the manufacturer let a little bit leeway.
I have in the middle of the card ~30mm left to the radiator and ~24mm left to the radiator frames. So it’s close but it fits.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner thanks a lot for the fast answer 😊
How did u get the 3080? Because I can’t get one! :(
I was just lucky. After the release, I checked all dealers daily to see if one was available. At some point I looked at the right time and there were some available, I immediately ordered one and 15 minutes later they were sold out. I think today it is only possible to get one at ebay much more expensive. I paid 899€ and now if the card is still listed anywhere it would cost 1.600€. I would never spend so much money for the card.
How are the temperatures for gpu and cpu considering how minimal the airflow is with the case?
Hi Erin Nunez,
probably the thermal performance and airflow is in bigger cases better but i could'nt see any bigger differences yet. I think it depends also on what cooling system you use. AiO or Air only. My CPU for example has always good temperatures. Between 55-65°C (in Games, like Cyberpunk 2077 or AC Valhalla). The GPU temperature was higher but then i adjusted the GPU fans individual and got 10°C less than before! In Cyberpunk on Ultra Settings with raytracing the GPU runs smooth with 68-70°C.
So actually i have good temperature values but i had to customize my fan control a little bit. I can only say that i get good temperatures because of customizing the fans. For the rgb fans I’m using the CAM software from nzxt. In games i set the configuration to performance, so i get better airflow. For standard applications and windows stuff a low fan speed is sufficient, then i switch to silent mode.
The GPU has 3 fans and i customized the fan control with msi after burner and have really good results in games. But I think it depends also on the cooling system from your GPU. The msi x trio with 3 fans is quite good.
So finally i would say, yes there better cases but with the right parts and cooling systems you’re able to decrease the temperatures to a good level.
Hi i am building a new pc with ryzen 5800x & rtx 3070. I am getting the h510 elite case but heard the airflow isn’t good. Will this heat up my pc? I am getting nzxt kraken x53 240 aio liquid cooler with it.
Hi Sedeous,
i think it depends on your parts and the power of your fans as well. There are certainly cases with better airflow on the market but my temperature values are actually fine. CPU is under full load between 55-65°C, always! So i think the X53 is a good choice as AiO. The GPU is between 68-74°C when you play games in High/Ultra, like AC Valhalla or the card is under full load. But i have to set the fan configuration to „performance“ mode. If not the GPU temperature raises up to 78°C. Still ok but close to 80°C and a little bit high.
So for games i use always the performance configuration, then the temperatures are good. For standard applications and windows stuff a low fan speed is sufficient. I use „silent mode“ with CAM from NZXT and the temperatures are really good for standard apps.
I‘m currently also testing the temperatures by switching the fans off so that CPU and GPU are cooled passive and the PC is absolutely silent. It is a nice function but i‘m still not sure if the system works fine over a few hours with windows stuff.
Chassis fan recommended "Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM"
Can you get a 2060 instead of a 3080 and the other parts the same;;;;
You mean when I would only change the GPU to a 2060? Yes sure. The only thing is that you have not the same graphics performance with a 2060. But the system itself (CPU, RAM, SSD) has the same performance.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner Ok thanks a lot !!!!
i don't get it why did u remove the front rgb case fans and then
installed them again? if they are different then how?
Because you have to connect all fans with input and output cables for the rgb sync. The connections in the fans are really bad to reach when they are installed at the front plate and it was much easier to connect everything by removing the fans. I tried it without removing but it was too fiddly, the connections were directly behind the plate with no space.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner oh ok thanks for clarifying, i am also going to build my first pc and i m using this case so that's why i was curious.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner just wanted to ask one last thing that are there enough rgb control ports for all the rgb component to get sync (4 rgb nzxt fans, liquid cooler pump, motherboard and gpu).
Yes there are enough. But it depends also on your parts. The case has a control device with connectors. There are 2 LED connectors which are for the fans and light strip. The 4 fans has to be connected i a chain for the rgb sync with input and output plugs and are controlled together by the LED1 connector from the device. The lightsrip is for LED2 connector.
The other parts are controlling itself or have to be connected with the motherboard, like the AiO. The motherboard lights, GPU and RAM are controlled directly and don‘t need to be connected with the controller device.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner thank you for clearing my doubts
How is the airflow in that case? I want the same gpu but scared about thermals.
Hi Vejayta,
thanks for your comment! The airflow is good. There are certainly cases with better airflow on the market but my temperature values are actually fine. CPU is under full load between 55-65°C, always. The GPU between 68-74°C when you play games in High/Ultra, like AC Valhalla. But i have to set the fan configuration to „performance“. If not the GPU temperature raises up to 78°C. Still ok but close to 80°C.
So for games i use the performance configuration, then the temperatures are good. For standard applications and windows stuff a low fan speed is sufficient.
I‘m currently testing the temperatures by switching the fans off so that CPU and GPU are cooled passive and th PC is absolutely silent.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner On what resolution do you play? I have the same case but considering buying another case because of the tempature...
Hi Manuel x,
which parts are too high in your case? GPU?CPU? Or both?
I play on 1440p (21:9 screen), sometimes in 4k on my TV. Depends on the game. So my temperatures are good, CPU is really good, always between 55-65°C. GPU 68-74°C. With Ray Tracing on in Cyberpunk 2077 on Ultra actually a bit higher. But you can not expect low temperatures while playing the newest high end games with ray tracing in wqhd or 4k (like Cyberpunk 2077, AC Valhalla, Watch Dogs Legion) when you bring your card to the performance limit. Maybe a few degrees less, with better case and a watercooling system for the graphicscard as well.
So my conclusion is: My CPU is always good. GPU sometimes a bit high, but working fine, also over hours.
Hi @@Stephan-sPCCorner,
Currently I have a Zotac 1070 TI Mini in the case combined with an AMD Ryzen 7 3700X. I also play on a 21:9 Screen on 1440p. For myself I would like to turn Cyberpunk on RTX High with Ultra settings. So i might consider buying another case even if the H510 Elite is fancy in how it looks.
Hi Manuel x,
i think another case would not bring you the effect you want. Because of the Mini version of this card you have already more space and should have a good airflow.
The other thing is, if the card has a bad factory cooling system and getting quite hot, you can not expect to compensate the high temperature or expect a miracle by using a case with better airflow. You may get angry with a new case because it does not bring you the effect you want.
So if you are able to test your parts in a bigger case with better airflow, you should do this first to see if the results are like you expect.
A last thing is, the GTX 1070Ti is not able to use ray tracing and to play Cyberpunk 2077 on Ultra in 1440p. Ray tracing is available with RTX cards but not GTX.
How much was this build?? great video btw!
Thank you!
I can not say a final price. I bought the parts over a several month, always looking for good deals and have also parts from my old system in this build. But if i would sum up all parts, it would be between 2300-2500$ i think.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner I was just curious because im trying to get the same parts for about 2300$ to 2500$ but because of the GPU's prices are so high thats pretty hard. Thank you!
@@thatneo4133 Definitely! I had luck last year and got the 3080 for 899$ in October. Now you have to pay something between 1.300-1.400$... Even the other parts became meanwhile more expensive as when I bought them... The MSI RTX 3070 costs now more than i paid for the 3080...
This price development is just bad... but people buy anyway...
@@Stephan-sPCCorner yep... hope they will fix this soon
does having the gpu this close to the aio decresease thermal performance?
Probably the thermal performance and airflow is in bigger cases better but i could'nt see any bigger differences yet. I think it depends also on what cooling system you use. My CPU for example has always good temperatures. Between 55-65°C (in Games, like Cyberpunk or AC Valhalla). The GPU temperature was higher but then i adjusted the GPU fans individual and got 10°C less than before! In Cyberpunk for example the GPU runs smooth with 68-70°C.
So actually i have good temperature values but i had to customize my fan control a little bit.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner pop the front temp glass off you will have better temps trust me
how big is the gpu?
The official length is 323 x 140 x 56mm and weight 1565 g.
Hello my friend is the nzxt h510 elite a good case did you have any problems if yes then list it in a reply pls?
Hello Zaid KB,
actually i don’t have any bigger problems with that case. Everything fits.
The thermal performance and airflow is in bigger cases better but i think it depends also on what cooling system you use. AiO or Air only. My CPU for example has always good temperatures. Between 55-65°C (in Games, like Cyberpunk 2077 or AC Valhalla). The GPU temperature was higher but then i adjusted the GPU fans individual and got 10°C less than before! In Cyberpunk on Ultra Settings with raytracing the GPU runs smooth with 68-70°C.
So actually i have good temperature values but i had to customize my fan control a little bit. I can only say that i get good temperatures because of customizing the fans. For the rgb fans I’m using the CAM software from nzxt. In games i set the configuration to performance, so i get better airflow. For standard applications and windows stuff a low fan speed is sufficient, then i switch to silent mode.
The GPU has 3 fans and i customized the fan control with msi after burner and have really good results in games. But I think it depends also on the cooling system from your GPU. The msi x trio with 3 fans is quite good.
So finally i would say, yes there better cases but with the right parts and cooling systems you’re able to decrease the temperatures to a good level.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner ok do you recommend getting nzxt h510 elite or a other case that has best airflow
@@Z4id Hmm, i think you should know what you want and how much are you willing to pay for a case. If you want a beautiful rgb case and you are willing to pay over 150$ for a case, then it’s a good choice. If your focus is on a really good airflow and thermal performance then you should buy another case.
I have no problems with that case, but because i customized all my fan configuration. A bigger case would still perform better with those configuration. So I can’t give a direct recommendation, you should think about what most important is, for you personally.
I mean, good looks = +5 fps
What size fans did you use?
Hi Muffin sauce,
front fans are 140mm, back and upside 120mm.
the pc eveeryone wants
the rear was were intake and the fromt were exhaust ye?
the front is intake the rear is exhaust.
hello sir
can i ask
how to make my 32 bit computer turn into 64 bit? ??
i cant play genshin impact coz my pc is only 32 bit 😞😞
Hello scharlet heaven,
are you using an old 32bit computer or do you use windows 32bit version on a 64bit computer? Actually all modern PCs support 64bit, but you need to install a windows 64bit version. It is not possible to switch it in the system. If you have an old 32bit computer, there is no way to upgrade to 64bit. You’ll need a new 64bit computer.
BTW: Microsoft does not support 32bit computer anymore, so you have to find out what kind of computer you have. If it supports 64 bit, you need to get a 64bit windows version and install it. Otherwise you have to buy a new 64bit computer.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner hello sir thanks its so helpful
now i know
but sad to say my computer is the computer use in common inernet cafe i brought it in verry low price
all of my sallary for 1 month i saved it to buy this computer
to be use of my youngest sister for online class
all i know is my computer is ddr3 and has 2gb ram window 7
that's all i know 😞
looks like i need to start saving my salary again to buy new one
or maybe i will not be able to buy new one anymore 😞
by the way thanks for your reply
uts realy help
godbless😊
@@scharletheaven6874 Ah i see, your system is quite old. The hardware has a standard from 10 years ago. You could try to upgrade the RAM to 8GB. I think windows 10 will probably not run or is not running well with 2GB of Ram.
But you can try to find out if you have the windows 7 license anywhere and download the latest windows 10 version. As far as i know does Microsoft accept windows 7 licenses for windows 10 when you enter the key during the installation. Another thing is that the minimum requirements for genshin impact are 8GB of Ram a Intel core i5 cpu or similar and a graphics card GT 1030 or similar. So unfortunately it won’t run on your system.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner thank you sir
i guess i wont be able to play it
i cant afford to buy a new computer
thanks sir
by the wait i subscribed to your channel and i hit the notification bell so i wont miss any upcoming video .
thanks sir
god bless
@@scharletheaven6874 you must save up for a new computer, it cant play any modern games.
Can I use a air cooler with this case?
Yes sure! You have two front fans in that case included and it’s up to you what cooling system you want to use for your CPU.
i want to build a similar pc but i only have a £1500 budget? anychance you could help me out bro with what specs to get bro?
Hi Tom,
with a budget of £1500 it should be possible to build a nice system. Not high end but a system between mid-range and high end. I don’t know where you gonna look for pc parts. Rtx3000 GPUs are mostly sold out, unfortunately.
I took a choice at one of my favorite online shop site (alternate.com). Maybe you can compare the parts on your local amazon site.
So, this is really only a suggestion or an example for what is possible with your budget. There are of course much more possibilities with other pc parts. For example with Intel CPUs or AMD graphics cards.
CPU: RYZEN 3700X ~ £285,-
Mainboard: ASUS TUF GAMING B550-PLUS ~ £145,-
RAM: G.Skill DIMM 32 GB DDR4-3200 Kit ~ £120,-
SSD: Samsung 970 EVO 1 TB, SSD ~ £120,-
PSU: Corsair CX750 750W ~ £85,-
Case: be quiet! PURE BASE 500 Window Red ~ £ 70,-
Cooling for CPU: NZXT Kraken X53 ~ £118,-
Graphicscard: MSI GeForce RTX 3060 Ti VENTUS 3X OC ~ £520
The total price would be around £1463.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner thanks for the reply! do you have a twitter i can contact you from?
Unfortunately i don’t use Twitter. But you can contact me via instagram. You find the link in the channel description.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner cool, ive messaged
Did u use an adapter for the front usb c?
Hi Mohamed,
what kind of adapter do you mean? USB-C to USB?
@@Stephan-sPCCorneri mean the usb head on the mobo itself for front io, i have the same exact mobo and case but no gpu yet, it said on pcpartpicker that i needed a 3.2 gen 1 to gen 2 adapter for the front usb c to work, correct me if im wrong but it is my first build.
Ah yes! Exactly! This is one of the big contra points of this motherboard. I didn’t understand why msi didn’t put this usb-c connector on the board (it is a premium mobo!). The Asus boards have this connector already on the older x470 chipset boards and msi still not on their x570 boards. That was something where I was disappointed with.
But the solution is this adapter:
www.amazon.com/-/de/dp/B07WG8ZJ41/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_imm_t1_77Q5ABBQ2QKWVQA7ZH1K?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Is a 750w psu enough for a ryzen 9 cpu and a 3090?
Yes it is enough. But have a 3080 not a 3090 ;-).
@@Stephan-sPCCorner ohh my bad I misread the title for a 3090 instead of a 3080 lol
Haha! Doesn’t matter. Maybe for a 3090 a 850w is better ;-) but in my setup my psu is definitely sufficient.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner definitely 👍
How $ ?
I can not say a final price. I bought the parts over a several month last year when the prices were still acceptable and was always looking for good deals. I have also parts from my old system in this build. But if i would sum up all parts, it would be between 2300-2500$ i think.
how much is this build
I can not say a final price. I bought the parts over a several month last year when the prices were still acceptable and was always looking for good deals. I have also parts from my old system in this build. But if i would sum up all parts, it would be between 2300-2500$ i think.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner thanks dude
how much did you pay for everything?
I can not say a final price. I bought the parts over a several month, always looking for good deals and have also parts from my old system in this build. But if i would sum up all parts, it would be between 2300-2500$ i think and it was last year. As you can see the price development of gpus is terrible currently! Today you have to pay more for a 3090 card than i paid for my whole system... and the craziest thing is, people buy anyway! But I think the main reason is crypto mining.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner yes bitcoin
@@Stephan-sPCCorner that’s why everyone wants the card i want a 3070 but idk if 660€ is a good price
@@naifu11 compared to current prices, 660€ should be definitely a good price for a RTX 3070. The official Founders Edition price was 599€/$.
So if you’re able to get a 3070 for that price this is a good deal!
@@Stephan-sPCCorner so should i buy it rn or wait?
I'm sad for you that you got NZXT'd
airflow tho…
No this build was trash also ur cpu choice IS CRAAAAAAAAAP should have taken 10700k RYZEN 3900x and 3950x are HORRIBLE
How much money was this
I can not say a final price. I bought the parts over a several month, always looking for good deals and had a lot of luck to get a RTX 3080 for the original price. And i have also parts from my old system in this build. But if i would sum up all parts, it would be between 2300-2500$ i think.
Glad I saw this! I'm currently building a similar rig right now. RTX 3080 FE, Ryzen 9 5900x, 32gb RAM, same case, same AIO. Great Job!! 👍🏼
Nice! You‘ve got a 3080 Founders edition and a 5900X!? Your build will also look amazing! 👍
Same build I’m planning on doing with same case too but My only problem is getting a rtx 3080 can’t find one. I’m on a waiting list for evga site so hopefully soon
Yes! You said it! The availability of this card is a disaster. I just got lucky and got one from an official online retailer just because I checked the shop website at the right time. 10 minutes later all cards were sold.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner wow that’s pretty lucky haha
Hello.
I'm French sorry for my English.
How did you sync your ram RGB with the fan and graphic card?
Hello Benjamin,
actually you can only sync the RAM with the graphics card and motherboard together. For this i’m using Mystery Light from MSI.
The Fans are from NZXT and can be synced with the CAM Software only.
But in this setup i synced only the fans with CAM.
For the motherboard and graphics card i set the configuration individual with Mystery Light. For the RAM i‘m using the iCue Software from Corsair because there are many beautyfull looking effects and you can also control the color of every LED in the RAM.
I’m gonna make this build myself thanks for the help
That sounds nice! 👍
Hows the pc build
Mines the broke man version, Rtx 2060, i5-11400f, Kraken x63, Gigabyte b560 motherboard, h510 elite, and 16gb of ram dual channel.
can u tell me how much is it all
I can not say a final price. I bought the parts over a several month, always looking for good deals and have also parts from my old system in this build. But if i would sum up all parts, it would be between 2300-2500$ i think.
Im supposed to be getting some more parts coming in but in about 2 weeks I will have it built. MSI rtx 3080 Gaming X Trio, i7 10700k, Asus rog strix Z590-e, Corsair Vengeance White 32 GB, NZXT Kraken z63, 4 TB HD(WD), 500GB Nvme ssd (will add more later), with custom white cables and white aio sleeves in the H510 Elite(White). Loved tour build so I decided to pick some similar parts with the white color scheme on black👍Can’t wait
Thank you a lot WinTerOpZ! It’s great that i could inspire you! Your choice sounds really good 👍! You will have a lot of fun with your system! 👌
I‘m planning to upgrade my CPU to a Ryzen 5900x.
GOod video i subscrib
Thank you Max!
hey mate. next time, to make your life easier, install the gpu last. so u don't have to break your fingers installing cables :p awesome build!
Haha! Yes you say it! Exactly what i thought after i finished the build 😄
I’m late but thanks for this video. Wasn’t sure if my Msi card was gonna fit with the radiator.
Thank you! Nice to hear that it could help you!
Isn’t it better to go with Intel cpu?
Hey how long where the fans 140mm or 120mm?
also keep up with the good work you earned a sub
Thank you oBlansky!
The front fans are 140mm and back and upside 120mm.
Shouldve used Gigabyte Vision Mobo
Awesome build and all but the music sucks
Did u really say installing the main board
Cool bruh
My respect for your choice. I have some questions. If you can, help me, pls :)
I have r7 3700x, x570 aorus elite, msi rtx 3060 ti gaming x trio (323mm).
I want to buy this case and kraken x63 to front panel.
Will my gpu fix in this case with water cooling?
And about temperatures. I saw your answer about gpu and cpu in comments, so i understand +/- the temp, but i don't sure about motherboard. X570 is really hot chipset. What can you say about temperatures on motherboard on maximum? (Chipset, pch, pch diod and etc.) Thank you.
Thanks for your comment!
Yes i think your 3060Ti should fit in that case. My 3080 has the same length. But the card is really close to the radiator. Only 20mm left.
And about the x570 chipset:
You got me 😉, i still have not tested the 570 chipset and how the temperatures are. So unfortunately i can’t give you an advice yet. But i think i will have a look to that the next days!
@@Stephan-sPCCorner It's too late..😄 The case and the water will came for me tomorrow. So, in this situation i will tell you about temperatures))
@@rusbah9590 Haha! Yes, please tell about your experience when your built is ready!
Can we have an update? I am building a similar rig: rtx 3080 msi trio with r9 3900x in the same case with the same aio.
@@lucifer-bear in my mind - really hot build
Hey dude can i use 980pro in this motherboard?
Hi Kemal,
sure! The board has two M.2 slots with PCIExpress 4.0. The EVO 980 Pro supports PCIExpress 4.0 and is currently one of the best and fastest M.2 SSDs! The data speed must be insane!
@@Stephan-sPCCorner thanks dude you are the best👍🏻👍🏻😁🌟
I have the same case. I bought the two aer rgb 2 fans for the top and the rear buy can't get the rgb to work on them. I daisy chained all the fans. Did you daisy chain or connect the two fans directly to the rgb header on the mobo?
Hi Jose,
thank you for your comment!
I connected all in a chain and then with the controller hub for fans and rgb sync.
There are 2 LED connectors on the hub which are for rgb. The 4 fans has to be connected in a chain for the rgb sync with extra rgb input and output cables and are controlled together by the LED1 connector from the controller hub.
Did you connect the chained rgb cables with LED1 in the hub?
@@Stephan-sPCCorner i have all of my fans connected to the LED2 and my led strip to LED1. I think I'm just going to take everything back apart and re do them and switch them to LED1 to see if that fixes them.
Okay it seems everything is correct. Then it’s a good idea to reconnect everything and try LED1.
If this don’t work it might be possible that the pins in the LED1 or LED2 connectors are bent back so that the plug don’t reach the pins by putting in. In this case you need to open the hub, check the pins and bend them back.
Hello how did you connect the fans and the AIO because I connected to the control hub at the back but my fans aren’t lighting up and neither is the AIO fans
Hello Nina g,
The AiO is directly connected with the motherboard. The fans have rgb input/output cables. You have to connect the first cable with the output plug in the control hub. The other side of the cable (with the input plug) into the first fan. And then you go on with the next cable. The output plug in the output connector of the first fan und the input plug in the second fan. Then you go on to connect all your fans you want to use in a chain. The rgb cables are not for power supply. For the powersupply you have different powercables. It is a lot cable stuff and a little bit frickly.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner Hey Stephan, So I recently built my PC with a h510 elite case and z63 aio. All of the fans in the case have power and spin but I cant get the 2 front fans rgb to light up or the LED strip in the top of the case. The 4 pin connector coming off the LED strip is plugged into the smart hub LED 1. The "out" cable coming off the front fans is plugged into LED 2 on the smart hub. My rear fan is plugged into Fan 1 on the smart hub. The top case fan is plugged into Fan 2 on the hub and the front 2 fans are plugged into Fan 3 using a chain connector. Again no Front fan RGB or case LED strip lighting, any advice? thanks
Hi Luxey,
thank you for your comment!
Hmm that Sounds weird. Maybe i have a guess. Did you try to change the connectors already? LED Strip plug in to LED2 and the fans plug in to LED1 one?
Once i had similar issue because all my RGB lights from the fans were not on. But the problem was not the cable, it was the LED1 connector in the hub. The inside pins in the connector from LED1 (where you plug in the cable) were bent back and the plug from the cable had no contact with the pins. So i opened the small hub-case to get a better view and saw that the pins on the hub-board were definitely bent back. Then i took a small screwdriver and bent the pins carefully back to the front where you plug in the rgb cable.
After that everything was working fine and all rgb lights were on.
Maybe this could be the problem. Try to open the hub and take a look inside were the connector pins are.
Who knows how many FPS dose fortnite run
I can not say it, i don’t play fortnite. But i saw videos with 280-320 fps on epic settings with an rtx 3080 on 1080p resolution.
Hi
What a nice system great work!
Thank you Nathan!
Is the nzxt fan controller on the back in the case inklusive ?
Yes it’s included in this case and mounted on the back side.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner ok thanks 😁
how much did this whole thing cost??
I can not say a final price. I bought the parts over a several month, always looking for good deals and have also parts from my old system in this build. But if i would sum up all parts, it would be between 2300-2500$ i think.
How much does this cost_
I can not say a final price. I bought the parts over a several month, always looking for good deals and have also parts from my old system in this build. But if i would sum up all parts, it would be between 2300-2500$ i think.
what was the total price?
I can not say a final price. I bought the parts over a several month, always looking for good deals and have also parts from my old system in this build. But if i would sum up all parts, it would be between 2300-2500$ i think.
Can i put rtx 3080 trio fan on nzxt h510i
Yes you can, as you can see in the Video, its close but it fits.
We cant have the Kraken at the top of the case?
No in this case only at the frontside. You need another case to mount at the top. For example the H700i or H710i.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner Ok thanks for the infos
the extra 2 aer rgb fans on the back dont need extra cable splitter for rgb sync?
No, they are connected in a chain and go with one plug into the nzxt fan/rgb controller.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner already included inside the h510 elite case package rite? so no need to buy extra cables? thank you ! great vid btw
Yes the controller and the two front fans are already included in that case but rear and top not included. You need to buy them extra. They have all cables to connect with the controller but you need to add them in a sync chain with both front fans.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner so if i buy the aer rgb on the back i need extra controller to sync with the front? i thought the included controller can sync with 4 rgb fans and no need something more to buy hmm
No you need no extra controller. It works like this: The fans have rgb input-output cables and connectors. One side has an input plug the other side has output plug. You have to connect the first cable with the output plug in to the controller device in one of the two LED slots. The other side of the cable (with the input plug) into the first fan. And then you go on with the next cable. The output plug of the second cable in the output connector of the first fan. Then the input plug in the second fan. And like this you go on and connect all your fans in a chain. The rgb cables are not for power supply. For that you have different powercables. The second LED slot is used for the lightstrip. I’m my case on LED 1.
Question, did you use thermal paste and apply on the processor before putting on the cooler?
Hi Jason,
yes i use thermal paste (Arctic MX-4) and yes, you need to put it on the CPU before mounting the cooler.
How was the CPU and GPU Temperatures with that case?
I am asking because many says that NZXT H510 airflow is very bad and can't handle high end setup, do you confirm?
Hi El Capitan,
probably the thermal performance and airflow is in bigger cases better but i could'nt see any bigger differences yet. I think it depends also on what cooling system you use. My CPU for example has always good temperatures. Between 55-65°C (in Games, like Cyberpunk 2077 or AC Valhalla). The GPU temperature was higher but then i adjusted the GPU fans individual and got 10°C less than before! In Cyberpunk on Ultra Settings with raytracing the GPU runs smooth with 68-70°C.
So actually i have good temperature values but i had to customize my fan control a little bit.
So finally i would say, yes there better cases but with the right parts and cooling systems you’re able to decrease the temperatures to a good level.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner Thanks for the reply. I love this case and I am asking bcs I cant make decision whether to buy it or not. I have RTX 3080 and Ryzen 7 5800x, but should I do air cooling or AIO for this case? I was thinking of dark Rock 4 pro for cpu fan, its massive, but will it be better?
The dark rock 4 pro is definitely a good cooler for cpu. Maybe you get better airflow in this case when you use this cooler and also because you have no radiator in the front and it will be certainly a good solution. I personally have no direct experience with this cooler in this case because I’m using AiOs since a couple of years and has always been satisfied with the cooling performance so far.
I can only say that i get good temperatures because of customizing the fans. For the rgb fans I’m using the CAM software from nzxt. In games i set the configuration to performance, so i get better airflow. For standard applications and windows stuff a low fan speed is sufficient, then i switch to silent mode.
The GPU has 3 fans and i customized the fan control with msi after burner and have really good results in games. But I think it depends also on the cooling system from your GPU. The msi x trio with 3 fans is quite good.
So if you thinking about to buy the H510 Elite, I guess you have to customize your case fans and gpu fans as well to get good airflow and temperature results.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner thanks for the insight mate, I will be using Gigabyte 3080 gaming OC, it can fit in H510 but very tightly if I use radiator. Probably I will go air cooling bcsof that, or just get H710 and lose the amazing look of Elite unfortunately. I still can't understand why no brand made something similar to H510 yet, its absolutely the best looking case and they could ebhance it with better features too.
Yes you’re right! A H710 case in that look would be great! Maybe the demand is too low so the manufacturer are still not develop similar cases, unfortunately. A lot of gamers are also not quite interested in nice looking builds. They build good systems but don’t care about the look. I know some of those guys.
- الله يرزقنا -
Did you faced any BSOD after building it?
No, i never had a BOSD in this build. This build is now 6 month old so still quite new.
I have my aio mounted like that but some reason i get a weird rattle sound after a few hours of gaming
Which AiO do you use? NZXT? I had before a Asus AiO and there was always a whistling noise from the pump. With the Kraken Z63 i have no sounds like that.
It seems that there are bubbles in the pump. Did you try to mount the radiator upside down?
@@Stephan-sPCCorner nzxt kraken x53. I have my radiator mounted on the front just like the vid and it even shows it like that on the krakens box. So if theres air in it will mounting it upside down fix it or is it “ruined” forever? Its honestly not a huge deal because my headphones block out the sound but also is it bad for the pump to have air bubbles?
Good question, I never tried to the mount upside down way. Maybe another thing what you can try: Do you use the newest CAM software from nzxt? If not, install it. There go to the „cooling“ settings and choose at the AiO pump. There change the option to „quiet“ and the configuration for temperature to „liquid“. At the beginning with my current system i had some quiet noises and after i changed it to the option „quiet“ and „liquid“ all noises were away. I can’t explain what in the pump happened but it worked... noises were away and CPU temperature still really good. And you can also save the profile, so if you need more performance and sounds don’t care you, you can create a performance-profile and for windows stuff a silent-profile. Maybe that helps, try it first before you gonna change the mounting direction.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner omg i think you fixed it thank you
What are your Gpu Temps under extended load?
Hello Ahmad,
thank you for your comment!
I have actually good values in this case.
But the thermal performance and airflow is in bigger cases better anyway.
So i think it depends also on what cooling system you use. My CPU for example has always good temperatures. Between 55-65°C (in Games, like Cyberpunk 2077 or AC Valhalla). The GPU temperature was at the beginning higher but then i adjusted the GPU fans individual and got 10°C less than before! In Cyberpunk on Ultra Settings with raytracing the GPU runs smooth with 68-72°C.
So actually i have good temperature values but i had to customize my fan control a little bit.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner so what values have you adjusted? I’m getting a 3070 I’m assuming it’s the same
Would you mind sharing the cable sleeves size?
Sure!
24 pin ATX Cable - 600mm
4+4 pin EPS Cable - 700mm
6+2 pin PCI-e Cable - 600mm
@@Stephan-sPCCorner Thanks, but I would also like to know the size of the cooler white sleeves you used if you don't mind.
I guess 400mm. The AiO tubes have a length about 400mm. So it must be the same length.
What made you choose the carbon mobo of all mobos??
Yeah msi x570 is just a piece of shit
Although msi is a very good brand they pooped in their x570 lineup .it is not appericiated as their b450 line up.I wont recommend u to just for asus for x570 lineup.dont go for asrock and dont even think about buying x570 motherboard from gigabyte .never
@@anybody1154 The earlier x570 boards by msi sucked, the X570 Tomahawk is a great board though
@@Ishin69 yeah x570 tomahawk and unify are only good mobo from msi.But at the price point we can get tuf x570 wifi while is better than x570 tomahawk and at the price point of x570 unify we can get a rog strix e wifi mobo .these asus mobos are better than the msi mobos
What is the price of it in total?
Hi MelodyVii,
i can not say a final price actually. I bought the parts over a several month, always looking for good deals and have also parts from my old system in this build. But if i would sum up all parts, it would be between 2300-2500$ i think.
Proably around 2000$-3000$
Price?
I can not say a final price. I bought the parts over a several month, always looking for good deals and have also parts from my old system in this build. But if i would sum up all parts, it would be between 2300-2500$ i think.
UR GONNA GET 40% less performance than 10700k