I love the case. As an enthusiast, I can overlook its limitations… but ya… like you said, art is subjective.. good review though. I loved how you tried to stay positive while doing it lol.
I love where cases have come. I have an ATX case that is 22 years old now that has gone through about 5 builds of machines. To give you an idea how far cases have come... it is a two piece case, the steel case itself then a white one piece outer cover. I think if you told the designers about things like RGB, cable management, and building to show off your system they would've laughed at you.
My old Cooler Master is pushing 20 years old...in about a week... Four AMD builds later and it's ready for retirement unless I use it as only a business computer...
I feel you. A couple of months back I sold a BUDGET build using a HUGE 90s beige tower that had a 40mm fan for exhaust at the rear... talk about being vintage. Components were much newer than the case [2009-ish] and they looked puny inside the gargantuan space.
Greg, I appreciate all the the work you do with these builds and the viewer repairs! I bought an Azza Cube 802 in spring 2020 to run as a desktop machine for business and content editing. The Regis is a follow up model to my Cube 802. If there’s one thing I know about this topic, it’s that yep, absolutely there are more sensible and efficient cases to run a desktop box out of. But….sensible and efficient?? BAH! Ain’t nobody got time for that! It might have been borderline hellish to assemble - and yes there are better options for airflow. But damned if it doesn’t look great at my little home office. The RGB is effectively a big nightlight that bends to my whims, and it is nearly a piece of valued home furniture. It’s not for everyone but danged if I don’t admire the look of it every single day. LUV U LUV UR SHOW
I don't know if it is practical, but a cool case idea though. You should have ran some temp testing on it to see how the airflow works in this case. Overall, it was fun to watch. I'm new to the computer world and learning how to build a computer. Your videos are fun and informative. Thanks for the video!
Might have to actually pick one of these up if I ever do another build. Love cube PC's so much that I even got a Thermaltake v21 for my last build lol. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like airflow is going to be even slightly as good at the V21 with this case lmao.
I have a Thermaltake Core X9 and I used it for a couple builds. It's an amazing case if you have the room for something the size of a microwave. I'm currently not using it, due to having to downsize.
@@LeoInterVir Yeah I always wanted to get that case but just don't have the room for it, lol. Kind of wish they would make a more modern version of it that also has some usb C ports and of course tempered glass lol.
I do appreciate they went for a unique design. Most cases look very similar to me and they're usually all trying to be flashy in the same way but I prefer something that doesn't look like everyone else's.
If it were 200 bucks sure, but 400 ouch! it looks massive too. would love to see a normal mid-tower like a 4000 or 5000D or PC-O11 Dynamic (Normal or XL) next to it for scaling. Maybe a tweet?
So excited for the next season of fix or flop! You do a great job on it and it’s really nice that you can provide such a service at no cost while making great content.
I recently came into an old AZZA Nova 8000 case. Thing is massive and tons of space for those hdd's . Gutted it for the parts but held onto the case to deep clean later(years of caked dust) and find something to do with it. Great video as always!
These videos are pretty great. Honestly I have no real desire to build a gaming or editing PC and I am perfectly happy with my series X console. With that said I still find these and the PCDC videos very entertaining and educational because I don’t know a thing about PCs. I must say it’s refreshing to see a TH-camr that doesn’t kiss ass the way most others do and gives it to you in a as blunt as TH-cam allows manner. Thanks for providing quality content.
I noticed a small error not sure why they did that but the "clamp" that holds it is not a 90 degree. It looks like it can move from side to side and that would put alot of pressure on those 3 little screws. QC might be a tad low i dunno.
There is a number of weird cases that come to mind(mostly expensive) but i think a good chocie to make a video out of would be the vetroo k2. Its a cylindrical case and just 100 dollars on amazon.
It's probably not something I'd buy but I must admit it looks really cool and I'm glad there's options for people who want to build something less conventional
I have a Thermaltake V21 cube and I love it. Very similar to the layout of this AZZA case but in my opinion better. And it only cost $75 US (last year).
Props to Azza for making something different but well... I agree with you that there can be improvements. Additional to the points you already mentioned (PSU location, cable management, radiator-RAM conflict,...) I think a layout with having air coming in from the bottom where the GPU would get the air from straight to the top where you already put the radiator would have been better. Having a radiator back in the "basement" right next to the PSU where the air can get in but can't really get out doesn't make much sense to me. Overall I think a case in this price category and size would get a lot more attention if it had a better layout for custom watercooling. A build with a mainboard from the ASUS ProArt series and some nice hard tubing could look really nice in there. And it's kinda hard to tell from just the video but the glass panels look really tinted so you can't really see inside.
I like the design but where would I put it? Also 400 for a case is too high for me personally, however it seems to be made of good quality materials. My office/play room is a closet so....there's that.
It would fit on my small corner desk perfectly lol I actually like it a lot! I'd personally drill two holes on left/right side on the base and bolt it down to the wooden stand, then no worries of knocking it over. Instead of a lamp, I'll have a neat looking pc.
Simply put it's a showpiece, neat and different, and will end up on clearance when it doesn't sell, but there will be a few individuals that will revel in showing it off.
cyberpower also has a cube case. I think they are using a version of azza's cube too. It is awesome. It was a little difficult to find a desk but I found an "L" desk with built in shelves. the cube fits right into a slot that seems to have been made for it. however i dont use the stand. It breathes very well and holds a 240aio, which also gets plenty of air. My config briefly, cyberpowers' 240 aio, gigabyte z690 udax ddr4, i7 12700k, gigabyte 2060rtx 12gb, fury beast 16gb ,and thermaltake modular 800w
Greg that black box cube will drive my brain nuts it’s really disturbs on the way that could eventually cause a severe injury in case something happens
when i built my first PC ever my brother-in-law literally laughed at me for spending nearly $200 (US) on the Phanteks p600s...then i look at cases like this and realize that purchase was arguably the best part of my PC build, since i know for a fact that case will last me for builds to come.
Its kinda neat, in that, it doesnt take up so much deskspace... if you place it correctly at a edge... alternatively, you could place it on top of a custom pedestal / table and run the wires hidden to where the pc is.
Hey Greg! Just my opinion but u should start a series where u upload every like few months on the best prebuilts to purchase for other people! Like separate them by budget! That be cool to see!!
I got the Azza 802, works well for me, although it does have better airflow and more room for cable management, still no areas to tie anything down though
I like this case too. A cube design should be no harder to build in than a tall case which is also thinner. My next build will be a more cube design although I will not mount it on a stand as shown but rather on four feet. A cube design looks much better situated on a desk rather than a tall case which would likely be located on the floor.
You built a very beautiful computer in that case. It's weird, but I wish my last five computers looked that good. I'm over floor column tower boxes that have hardly changed in 30 years.
think I have you beat on weirdness. I have an inWin that looks like a laundry hamper and actually has a fabric cover that stretches over the frame. When I turn on rgb its very much a conversation piece and with rgb off you wouldn't know it a PC. I don't think they make them any longer and the reason I like it is, when I pull the cover down it basically an open air test bench. I have an old bulldozer game rig in it that I dual boot windows or linux in with 16 gb of ram and an rx580 gpu. i use it a lot for test/home lab set up and its one case i've never grown tired of.
As usual a great video, thumbs up Greg, love the channel (long time lurker, first time writing). Anyway I think this would make the perfect media/light gaming/HTPC in the living room next to a next gen console as all of these make also as art pieces. I could see this, a PS5 and a mega screen TV (or projector even) all together very nice. IF you have very deep pockets of course. I know that I would buy it if I'd had the money. But we all know that imagination has no money problems.
Greg... I think you are the best PC tech guy on TH-cam right now... keep up the great content. I am predicting 1 million subs by Oct. 2022... that is my guess :-)
It must be fun building a bunch of pcs. I think that's something I'd enjoy. You should have chalked up your arms for that power lift. Also it must have been designed by a mason, black cube and the logo in the center scream it.
Does “3 glass panels” include the mirror side or not? I would like the mesh sides and their relative positions to be described better. Appears there are 2 with airflow from one mesh to the other? I am unable to tell if there is a dead end corner inside and if the is a way to install a fan to prevent dead end spaces.
I mean, in certain interiors it can be an awesome showpiece media center. If you're watercooling it you need to think twice about the orientation I guess, since the radiator changes position when you put it up
this is definitely a unique case. I've built my own pcs for almost 30 years and I've gone through numerous cases. These days, all seem like the same rectangular boxes to me an its quite boring. I'm using my Evolve Shift X now and looking for a new built since these new GPU cards are so thick that it can't fit into my Shift X case, which I love. It seems big to fit on a desk so may I have find other way to display this if I built one.
I love the "out of the box" cases myself. Still refuse to give up my Antec Skeleton. (2009) That think would look amazing mounted on the wall. Anyway thanks for sharing.
LGR had a pyramid case that he built in, maybe try that? also that case is 100% suited for custom length cables.... and R.I.P airflow, I'm sure NZXT are sitting there taking notes on how to cut off airflow
I'd anticipate that blanked PCI slot area, may do okay for a low wattage part [Capture Card] / hotswap drive points Either Antec' Torque/Striker or CMs MF700, might fit the build challenge... for "unique"
As long as a component isn't being sold at a much higher price, I'm a fan of brand matching, my Cpu cooler and case are both from the same manufacturer.
Why do I watch people build PCs when I can't even buy one. I am very confident that I can build a PC because of all these videos. It only makes me jealous but I can't stop watching. 🙂
Hey Greg. I cant find any good reviews on Cyberpower's Syber Cube case. Its a lot like this case but different in several ways. I actually bought a computer in said case recently its using a Ryzen 9 5900X and a EVGA RTX 3070ti FTW3 graphics card on a X570 Aorus Elite WIFI motherboard. I got the computer and was thinking I made a mistake on my choice of case. The CPU does have an AIO 240mm cooler since the case doesn't fit a 340mm but it keeps the cpu fairly cool. So I am mostly worried about the graphics card. With no overclocking the temp sits at around 57c with all glass panels on under no load. Its not really over heating but I feel as though if I did some overclocking it may over heat. I was wondering if maybe I would be better off buying a new case and giving my wife this case to put my old computer I gave to her in. The reason I was thinking this is her PC is only a Ryzen 3600 with a MSI GTX 1660 Gaming edition. So the parts aren't going to be running super hot in the first place I don't think. Any advice you could give?
I believe Linus also received an Azza 'Cast' case he just recently did a build with. As far as the Regis Cube, I find it very interesting and definitely different, but it looks like it might be a pain to find a place for it to sit. On the floor, why bother with this case in the first place. It appears overwhelming if you want to put it on your desk (unless you have a desk the length of the Titanic!). Probably on a side table or console to display it. Whould be interesting if it was a Mini-ITX case. BTW, I remember seeing a cemetery monument in Dallas that looked almost similar to this case. Lot larger though. At the cemetery behind Northpark Mall, at the entrance from NW Highway.
An excellent video as always, Greg! Loved your honest build opinions and watching the struggles of you making this art piece come together. While we're on the topic of weird cases, Azza themselves has another PC Case that they call the Pyramid case which goes by the model #CSAZ-804. If you thought this build was crazy, maybe have a gander at that too. All in all, love your content and I hope you keep up the amazing work!
You can just tilt it to one side since it doesn't have feet instead of scratching the glass. The extra space you brought a ruler for is there since its a CUBE! Shocker! The room below the PSU can be utilized in many ways like extra drives.
For future crazy builds I recommend you try a build in a Jonsbo TR-03 😂 I have one, super SUPER weird to build in; that or maybe one of the GEEEK cases (of which, I also own one 😂😭) that you have to literally build the case 😁👍🏻 around the PC as you go 😂
THANK YOU, for giving an actual opinion, and not just trying to push any and every product a sponsor wants ya too, much appreciated.
I love the case. As an enthusiast, I can overlook its limitations… but ya… like you said, art is subjective.. good review though. I loved how you tried to stay positive while doing it lol.
as an enthusiast of VISUALS, you mean
@@akiraic eh with skill, and good fans, the airflow dont look to bad.
Put gpu in the trunk with a high rpm fan on out take.
I love where cases have come. I have an ATX case that is 22 years old now that has gone through about 5 builds of machines. To give you an idea how far cases have come... it is a two piece case, the steel case itself then a white one piece outer cover. I think if you told the designers about things like RGB, cable management, and building to show off your system they would've laughed at you.
what case is it?? super curious now
Classic beige one piece steel coat? Ah, classic. And you're making me feel old.
My old Cooler Master is pushing 20 years old...in about a week... Four AMD builds later and it's ready for retirement unless I use it as only a business computer...
I feel you. A couple of months back I sold a BUDGET build using a HUGE 90s beige tower that had a 40mm fan for exhaust at the rear... talk about being vintage. Components were much newer than the case [2009-ish] and they looked puny inside the gargantuan space.
Hell these days I'd love to get a Inwin Q500...the newer cases these days leave lots to be desired in my opinion. Mostly style which sucks.
I have the original version of this case the 802. Love this thing, so cool Fits everything I need and is just such a good conversation piece
Your head shape and size.
It just makes you look like a computer geek.
It's not a joke, it's a compliment.
Thank you for your video.
Greg, I appreciate all the the work you do with these builds and the viewer repairs!
I bought an Azza Cube 802 in spring 2020 to run as a desktop machine for business and content editing. The Regis is a follow up model to my Cube 802. If there’s one thing I know about this topic, it’s that yep, absolutely there are more sensible and efficient cases to run a desktop box out of. But….sensible and efficient?? BAH! Ain’t nobody got time for that! It might have been borderline hellish to assemble - and yes there are better options for airflow. But damned if it doesn’t look great at my little home office. The RGB is effectively a big nightlight that bends to my whims, and it is nearly a piece of valued home furniture. It’s not for everyone but danged if I don’t admire the look of it every single day.
LUV U LUV UR SHOW
I don't know if it is practical, but a cool case idea though. You should have ran some temp testing on it to see how the airflow works in this case. Overall, it was fun to watch. I'm new to the computer world and learning how to build a computer. Your videos are fun and informative. Thanks for the video!
That’s why we enjoy your channel! You always say what you’re thinking, and give an honest review! Thanks Greg!
good one Greg !! the Cube, the Allspark.
Might have to actually pick one of these up if I ever do another build. Love cube PC's so much that I even got a Thermaltake v21 for my last build lol. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like airflow is going to be even slightly as good at the V21 with this case lmao.
I still love my Haf XB Evo cube. If you take all the panels off of it and turn it sideways, the layout is similar to the 011 dynamic. Lol
I got a thermaltake level 20VT. The thing is a hot box, but looks pretty AF!
I have a Thermaltake Core X9 and I used it for a couple builds. It's an amazing case if you have the room for something the size of a microwave. I'm currently not using it, due to having to downsize.
@@LeoInterVir Yeah I always wanted to get that case but just don't have the room for it, lol. Kind of wish they would make a more modern version of it that also has some usb C ports and of course tempered glass lol.
I love my core V21, or as I like to call it, my microwave case.
We need a complete GN case thermals test😈🏆of this!
I do appreciate they went for a unique design. Most cases look very similar to me and they're usually all trying to be flashy in the same way but I prefer something that doesn't look like everyone else's.
The case looks really cool. Practicality is not always the reason you make something.
Can't wait for this build's PCDC! Sponsored by Windex
Have a Dawid colab and he can bring his Vileda sponsorship 🤣
@@Glenjimen This case cost more than a lot of Dawid's entire builds.
If it were 200 bucks sure, but 400 ouch! it looks massive too. would love to see a normal mid-tower like a 4000 or 5000D or PC-O11 Dynamic (Normal or XL) next to it for scaling. Maybe a tweet?
Greg, try the Azza pyramid for a weirder case shape and layout
So excited for the next season of fix or flop! You do a great job on it and it’s really nice that you can provide such a service at no cost while making great content.
I recently came into an old AZZA Nova 8000 case. Thing is massive and tons of space for those hdd's . Gutted it for the parts but held onto the case to deep clean later(years of caked dust) and find something to do with it. Great video as always!
I love the aesthetics of this case. Azza has some really cool designs, I'd love to see a closer look at their Overdrive chassis
These videos are pretty great. Honestly I have no real desire to build a gaming or editing PC and I am perfectly happy with my series X console. With that said I still find these and the PCDC videos very entertaining and educational because I don’t know a thing about PCs. I must say it’s refreshing to see a TH-camr that doesn’t kiss ass the way most others do and gives it to you in a as blunt as TH-cam allows manner. Thanks for providing quality content.
I noticed a small error not sure why they did that but the "clamp" that holds it is not a 90 degree. It looks like it can move from side to side and that would put alot of pressure on those 3 little screws. QC might be a tad low i dunno.
Those screws worry me. A few times shifting that case around to clean and they're gonna bust.
There is a number of weird cases that come to mind(mostly expensive) but i think a good chocie to make a video out of would be the vetroo k2. Its a cylindrical case and just 100 dollars on amazon.
Weird and beautiful at same time. Nice build Greg 👏
It's probably not something I'd buy but I must admit it looks really cool and I'm glad there's options for people who want to build something less conventional
I have a Thermaltake V21 cube and I love it. Very similar to the layout of this AZZA case but in my opinion better. And it only cost $75 US (last year).
Enjoying my inverted build in the v21
AZZA cast 808 case! weird but really neat! has an optional mesh front panel as well! i actually really like it!
love the colours in this build
I own a pedestrian 011 XL and I love it. I saw a Borg Cube case and fell in love with it , saw the price and said not worth it. I know the feeling
I so much prefer these kind of cases. Very different and unique. I'm tired of building boxes. Something like this makes it more fun and challenging
I strangly like this case. Just very different. Thanks for introducing it to me!
this was the most entertaining pc build / listening to you move the case around is so funny
I’ve personally built in the Azza 806 Mini ITX Pyramid case and agree that many of these Azza cases are show pieces.
Props to Azza for making something different but well... I agree with you that there can be improvements.
Additional to the points you already mentioned (PSU location, cable management, radiator-RAM conflict,...) I think a layout with having air coming in from the bottom where the GPU would get the air from straight to the top where you already put the radiator would have been better. Having a radiator back in the "basement" right next to the PSU where the air can get in but can't really get out doesn't make much sense to me. Overall I think a case in this price category and size would get a lot more attention if it had a better layout for custom watercooling. A build with a mainboard from the ASUS ProArt series and some nice hard tubing could look really nice in there. And it's kinda hard to tell from just the video but the glass panels look really tinted so you can't really see inside.
I’m not gonna lie … that case looks amazing I would definitely use that
I like the design but where would I put it? Also 400 for a case is too high for me personally, however it seems to be made of good quality materials. My office/play room is a closet so....there's that.
It would fit on my small corner desk perfectly lol I actually like it a lot! I'd personally drill two holes on left/right side on the base and bolt it down to the wooden stand, then no worries of knocking it over. Instead of a lamp, I'll have a neat looking pc.
This case reminds me of something I saw in the original Star Trek series. So, it looks like an attempt to implement the 1960's concept computer.
Simply put it's a showpiece, neat and different, and will end up on clearance when it doesn't sell, but there will be a few individuals that will revel in showing it off.
I was going to buy this case build in it. But you do have point Greg. Its an art peace made for a Museum.
cyberpower also has a cube case. I think they are using a version of azza's cube too. It is awesome. It was a little difficult to find a desk but I found an "L" desk with built in shelves. the cube fits right into a slot that seems to have been made for it. however i dont use the stand. It breathes very well and holds a 240aio, which also gets plenty of air. My config briefly, cyberpowers' 240 aio, gigabyte z690 udax ddr4, i7 12700k, gigabyte 2060rtx 12gb, fury beast 16gb ,and thermaltake modular 800w
Thing looks absolutely awesome tbh
I love this case! I bought it. Airflow can be managed but it needs attention.
Greg that black box cube will drive my brain nuts it’s really disturbs on the way that could eventually cause a severe injury in case something happens
Wow what an awesome build!!
when i built my first PC ever my brother-in-law literally laughed at me for spending nearly $200 (US) on the Phanteks p600s...then i look at cases like this and realize that purchase was arguably the best part of my PC build, since i know for a fact that case will last me for builds to come.
Man of culture i have the phanteks p600s to i love it
I felt then, and still feel now, the same way about selecting the Lian Li O11 case for my build.
Its kinda neat, in that, it doesnt take up so much deskspace... if you place it correctly at a edge... alternatively, you could place it on top of a custom pedestal / table and run the wires hidden to where the pc is.
Placing that top-heavy case on the edge of a desk is a nightmare waiting to happen
I love it. It's unique and that's what sells it.
"and then the hot air is just gonna kinda 'chill' in here" hahahaha made me giggle
It appears that all the PC Build channels are having a shootout on who can put together the best crazy system case. So far I think you won 🏆
Honestly I'm totally for a cube enclosure without a stand like this. I think a cube is an interesting shape on its own
What is a cube but a 3d square? Square is interesting? Sure, to each their own...
Looks like it has quite a bit more air flow than that canister thing you built in with the 200 mm weirded out molex connector fan.
I am new to the site, do you keep the computers, give them away or break them down to keep the parts?
This will be excellent for my coming NAS build.
I love the channel Greg I just got into PC gaming about a month ago and cause of this channel I’ve learned a lot amazing content keep up the good work
Thanks for watching!
Hey Greg! Just my opinion but u should start a series where u upload every like few months on the best prebuilts to purchase for other people! Like separate them by budget! That be cool to see!!
Ufff this can help me a lot on my build, nice vid bro
I got the Azza 802, works well for me, although it does have better airflow and more room for cable management, still no areas to tie anything down though
I like this case too. A cube design should be no harder to build in than a tall case which is also thinner. My next build will be a more cube design although I will not mount it on a stand as shown but rather on four feet. A cube design looks much better situated on a desk rather than a tall case which would likely be located on the floor.
You built a very beautiful computer in that case. It's weird, but I wish my last five computers looked that good. I'm over floor column tower boxes that have hardly changed in 30 years.
That AIO looks FIRE
think I have you beat on weirdness. I have an inWin that looks like a laundry hamper and actually has a fabric cover that stretches over the frame. When I turn on rgb its very much a conversation piece and with rgb off you wouldn't know it a PC. I don't think they make them any longer and the reason I like it is, when I pull the cover down it basically an open air test bench. I have an old bulldozer game rig in it that I dual boot windows or linux in with 16 gb of ram and an rx580 gpu. i use it a lot for test/home lab set up and its one case i've never grown tired of.
The azza regis is outrageous!!
As usual a great video, thumbs up Greg, love the channel (long time lurker, first time writing). Anyway I think this would make the perfect media/light gaming/HTPC in the living room next to a next gen console as all of these make also as art pieces. I could see this, a PS5 and a mega screen TV (or projector even) all together very nice.
IF you have very deep pockets of course.
I know that I would buy it if I'd had the money. But we all know that imagination has no money problems.
what brand are those two lights? I want to know. Thanks
Have you seen the Vetroo K2 Round Airflow Case? It is basically a Round Tube, that one is interesting even if impractical as well.
Greg... I think you are the best PC tech guy on TH-cam right now... keep up the great content. I am predicting 1 million subs by Oct. 2022... that is my guess :-)
Wow, I appreciate it!
It must be fun building a bunch of pcs. I think that's something I'd enjoy. You should have chalked up your arms for that power lift. Also it must have been designed by a mason, black cube and the logo in the center scream it.
I love going overboard. If I hadn't just bought a new case, that would be mine. LOL
Does “3 glass panels” include the mirror side or not? I would like the mesh sides and their relative positions to be described better. Appears there are 2 with airflow from one mesh to the other? I am unable to tell if there is a dead end corner inside and if the is a way to install a fan to prevent dead end spaces.
I do like it. Sad you didn't run some temp tests on it.
Lol Azza is never sending this man anything again, and I love him giving a real opinion.
This Case sells for around USD 180-220 in Thailand, but here it comes with 4 RGB 120mm fans with a controller
I mean, in certain interiors it can be an awesome showpiece media center. If you're watercooling it you need to think twice about the orientation I guess, since the radiator changes position when you put it up
this is definitely a unique case. I've built my own pcs for almost 30 years and I've gone through numerous cases. These days, all seem like the same rectangular boxes to me an its quite boring. I'm using my Evolve Shift X now and looking for a new built since these new GPU cards are so thick that it can't fit into my Shift X case, which I love. It seems big to fit on a desk so may I have find other way to display this if I built one.
Not gonna lie, I kinda like this case. Great video Greg.
I love the "out of the box" cases myself. Still refuse to give up my Antec Skeleton. (2009) That think would look amazing mounted on the wall. Anyway thanks for sharing.
LGR had a pyramid case that he built in, maybe try that?
also that case is 100% suited for custom length cables.... and R.I.P airflow, I'm sure NZXT are sitting there taking notes on how to cut off airflow
I'd anticipate that blanked PCI slot area, may do okay for a low wattage part [Capture Card] / hotswap drive points
Either Antec' Torque/Striker or CMs MF700, might fit the build challenge... for "unique"
This is the kind of build where you would order every cable custom-made
As long as a component isn't being sold at a much higher price, I'm a fan of brand matching, my Cpu cooler and case are both from the same manufacturer.
With having no sides touching the ground it allows for more air to move over the surface allowing heat to dissipate better.
Why do I watch people build PCs when I can't even buy one. I am very confident that I can build a PC because of all these videos. It only makes me jealous but I can't stop watching. 🙂
Yes!!! I have been waiting for this.
Hey Greg. I cant find any good reviews on Cyberpower's Syber Cube case. Its a lot like this case but different in several ways. I actually bought a computer in said case recently its using a Ryzen 9 5900X and a EVGA RTX 3070ti FTW3 graphics card on a X570 Aorus Elite WIFI motherboard. I got the computer and was thinking I made a mistake on my choice of case. The CPU does have an AIO 240mm cooler since the case doesn't fit a 340mm but it keeps the cpu fairly cool. So I am mostly worried about the graphics card. With no overclocking the temp sits at around 57c with all glass panels on under no load. Its not really over heating but I feel as though if I did some overclocking it may over heat. I was wondering if maybe I would be better off buying a new case and giving my wife this case to put my old computer I gave to her in. The reason I was thinking this is her PC is only a Ryzen 3600 with a MSI GTX 1660 Gaming edition. So the parts aren't going to be running super hot in the first place I don't think. Any advice you could give?
uuuuuhhhhh Ill wait for the Cube mini. That thing is huge AF.
Tripping exotic cases are the future
This would look cool under my projector screen in my living room. Been looking at this case and some of the more odd ones from inwin.
I love my Cooler Master HAF XB Evo. Am curious as to how a build in this will go.
The msi evoke series works so well in this case
I like 'Cube' cases. Like the Cooler Master HAF XB EVO. I really, really like that case.
They make a case called sactum that is a cube has one mesh side that looks like it would breathe really well but they seem impossible to source
nice to see this strange form factor builds .
but how did it temp wise?
That thing looks sweet! I kinda want one!
I believe Linus also received an Azza 'Cast' case he just recently did a build with. As far as the Regis Cube, I find it very interesting and definitely different, but it looks like it might be a pain to find a place for it to sit. On the floor, why bother with this case in the first place. It appears overwhelming if you want to put it on your desk (unless you have a desk the length of the Titanic!). Probably on a side table or console to display it. Whould be interesting if it was a Mini-ITX case. BTW, I remember seeing a cemetery monument in Dallas that looked almost similar to this case. Lot larger though. At the cemetery behind Northpark Mall, at the entrance from NW Highway.
Just ordered mine
An excellent video as always, Greg! Loved your honest build opinions and watching the struggles of you making this art piece come together. While we're on the topic of weird cases, Azza themselves has another PC Case that they call the Pyramid case which goes by the model #CSAZ-804. If you thought this build was crazy, maybe have a gander at that too.
All in all, love your content and I hope you keep up the amazing work!
You can just tilt it to one side since it doesn't have feet instead of scratching the glass. The extra space you brought a ruler for is there since its a CUBE! Shocker! The room below the PSU can be utilized in many ways like extra drives.
Greg back at it again with more epic quality video content! Thank you my dude and Happy new year!
I appreciate it!
For future crazy builds I recommend you try a build in a Jonsbo TR-03 😂 I have one, super SUPER weird to build in; that or maybe one of the GEEEK cases (of which, I also own one 😂😭) that you have to literally build the case 😁👍🏻 around the PC as you go 😂
i just just saw this case on amazon lol my luck before buying. Greg always clutch