This it the first video in about 20 I've watched you ACTUALLY filmed connecting the fan hub/controller into the sata + motherboard pin slots and showed location on board. All the other videos show the pin areas and talk about 5v vs 12v but never bother to film actually plugged in everything to mobo (in case on top of that). Thanks for going over the top to bottom, I was helping a friend build their first PC and building a new one myself post boxing day sales and this REALLY showed him the mapping of the mobo and how to lane cabling/find pin slots on board. I know its an older video, but very relevant information, high five and good vibes. Have a great 2024.
Came to this video because I just got both the 5000D and the Lian Li case fans, this video literally carried me through my PC rebuild, thank you so much!
As I have just bought a Corsair 5000D case, i looked at it and thought this could be quite a tricky build. I found your video Chris and whilst i am using different components and keeping with the fans supplied, your video was brilliant. It gave clear and precise instructions, and the installation instructions of Windows were just the icing on the cake. Well Done and thank you for taking the time to make this most welcome video.
I really like this guy's videos. No fluff. Just gets right to it and does an excellent job of showing what should be done and why. The production quality of his videos is also very good.
I was so lucky to stumble across this video after buying a 5000D yesterday. Would never have known about the case prep. You got some of the best instructional videos on youtube, no fluff and easy to follow.
It's a nice walkthrough of the case (which is what I found this vid via) - It took me a few listens to understand what the "CP Killer" was. CPU cooler :D
No stupid music in the back, well articulated, and the cadence of your speaking is perfect. Very easy to follow. The only flaw I found in this video is that you did not specify at all the fan direction when installing both the AIO cooler and the Lian Li fans. The liquid cooler should draw air from inside and blow up and outward from the case. Which direction you put the fans (flipping over) determines which way air is drawn in or pushed out. This is very important and should have been covered. Great video though! I bought this case and you helped me figure out what the heck that SATA cable is that goes to the fan hub on the back of the motherboard mount. I also removed the internal hard drive mounts. Space was too tight for manipulating the power supply cables.
i feel it bro i was following along just fine and then bro just skipped over that whole part and now i’m completely lost… first time builder here too smh
Bruh, its so straightforward~ plug in two cpus into top left, by the cpu socket. Install 24+4 pin for main mobo power. Power any peripherals with needed connection supplied in box. And that's it
Hi, A quick heads up if you plan to use the ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 360 with the 5000D. It uses a thicker rad than most AIO's (38mm). As a result it could not be top mounted with my MSI Z490-Pro A. It would not clear the VRM heatsink, it literally came down to less than 2mm of clearance . I did manage to to mount the 360 at the front. I prefer tubes down but that was a stretch. If your AIO uses a thinner rad you will be fine. None the less I still really like the case and might change the AIO and keep the Arctic for a future build.
This comment made me realize how stupid I was for not researching into how thick the rad was before buying. My Arctic Liquid Freezer 360mm is being shipped rn. I might have to just cancel it and opt for an AIO with a slimmer rad... Pain
I did end up top mounting it eventually by replacing the one fan that wouldn't clear the VRM heatsink on my mobo with an Arctic P12 Slim PWM PST fan (they are inexpensive). Hope this helps.
@@davapod That helps! I'm not that creative being newer to PC building. Had I saw this comment reply, I would have 100% done just as you recommended. I ended up panic ordering a DeepCool LT720 earlier this morning. So, I have 2 coolers in transit. Besides the fans, I am hearing great things about the DeepCool, so I might stick with it and send the Arctic back out of curiosity for the newer cooler
I wouldn't have put back the filter at the top of the case, you are obstructing your AIO air exhaust. Plus exhaust fans prevent dust from getting inside much anyways...
In some cases I would agree with you, but if look closely at the top you will see there is a massive hole at each side of the top panel (which itself has large holes in it) so I would regard the filter as an essential part in the top of this case. Also unless you run the fans 24hrs a day dust will get in when they are not running. Removing the filter would improve temps by 1 degree, so not worth it.
I will be building in the same case, This video inspired me to go with all lian li uni al fans. It should work perfectly with the hub, 3 fan groups and one single fan. Decided to replace the fans from my cooler with the lian li uni's as well.
@@GhostObsessed i put 3 fans into my h150i cooler, 3 front fans and 1 rear fan (all sl120's daisy chained.) I plugged all 3 fan "set" into 1 controller and plugged that into my MOBO. the h150i is using the commander core it came with but theres nothing plugged into it other than the unit itself.
Very nice, clean build. Well done, it looks great!! It would have been nice to see you demo some more of the light settings on the fans (run through the settings a bit).
Great video although one issue I would raise is that the video is about using building in the 5000D and yet you have skipped the entire built in fan hub and used a third party piece of equipment instead.
Can I ask your what’s your fan setup ?The 6 fans that are really close , do they pull fresh air and the Exhaust are where ? The fans on your radiator of the aio are pushing hot air outside the case ? My guess is that you have 6 fan intake and 4 exhaust fan including your aio and the fan near your video card
Hello Christopher, im trying to buy a Be Quiet Silent Loop 2 240mm in america but the wc is not available, the link for the Silent Loop 2 for UK is a LianLi Galahad :(, maybe is a problem just for me because my region. :/ Nice job with this build, the white is a nice color for every build, is very clean and show every component and highlights internal components without color interference.
Clean video. I’m using the stock fan hub since I’m not using rgb fans. Would anyone recommend using a 360 AIO on the side as intake versus the top as out? I’m guessing the side would offer cooler cpu temps but could increase the internal temps. However, with all of the fan slots being used, I wouldn’t think it would make that big of a difference.
I was enjoying the video until about half way through, when I hit the new TH-cam limit on saying “go ahead and…”. This video used up my allowance for the whole week!
I typically enjoy watching pc builds videos in my spare time. From your video, I learned that my ram had been running at a slower speed for the entire time I've had my build. I never went and changed any of the ram settings in the bios. Thank you for literally helping me realize just how dumb I have been.
So you put the corsair fans in the lian-li lancool mesh and the lian-li fans in the corsair 5000d airflow yeah seems about right 🤣. Another great vid btw I'm not bashing you whatsoever your lian-li build helped with mine
Thank you, I'm just about to build in this case. A brilliant video. One question....because I'm a bit of a noob.. your 3 fans underneath the radiator. Are they blowing air out as exhaust? or sucking cold air in? Thanks in advance :)
I also want to know this. According to Corsair, they say let them suck cold air into the case through the radiator. www.corsair.com/corsairmedia/sys_master/productcontent/WW_iCUE_H100i_H115i_H150i_ELITE_SERIES_QSG_AA.pdf
@@Vic50218 hi. I did end up building this pc. I have the fans as exhaust fans. Someone made a good point...hot air rises lol. So no point trying to have them draw cold air in when hot air is always pushing up against them. I have 3 intake fans on the front. The 3 on the radiator as exhaust. One rear exhaust. Then 3 on the side as in takes. Always really nice temps
Finished swapping my PC into this new case, I've upgraded parts and taken my PC apart before, partially. However I've never done a full tear down for a new case, I was extremely nervous and excited. I watched this video everyday for a week before my case came in and without it, I don't think I would have been confident enough on my own. Fantastic video! Thank you so much!
Awesome video. Why do you use lian li fans on the Corsair build? I’m just in the debate of getting the 5000d or mesh 3 but whatever I choose I’m doing all brand
Wonderful video! I will certainly follow this on Thursday for my build using the same case. From what I can see, this case can use a push/pull arrangement on the top-mounted radiator - which means a total of 13 fans can be fitted. The top of the case has a recess capable of the extra 3 fans. Many thanks for your detailed explanation.
The 4000/5000D cases have to be some of the best ones out there. Good Airflow and without all the obnoxious alien looking cases. Very simple look. I feel like buying an extra one just to keep in handy when I build my next pc 😂
Great video man, thanks. You're a bit hard to understand for an American when you kinda trail off at the end of some sentences but no biggie. Mainly I was seeing how the heck you get that plastic PSU piece out of the case lol. I unscrewed the two thumb screws but didn't want to pull too hard on it and break something. Guess I just need to pull a little more haha.
Hello, Young man thank you for the class on a previews comment I had requested for you to make a video with RGB I. do thank you, now you are able to get to the RGB mine is a board gigabyte B460M DS3H V2 (rev. 1.0) when I go to the app RGB on memory turn red I get a blue screen with a sad face then I have to unplug from wall wait turn on back to normal can you please help thank you.
Subbed, one of the most informative and clear videos showing how to build a pc and particularly in this case. I am quite happy I found this video and your channel, will be referring back to it when I build my pc in a few months! Keep it up!!
You make learn a lot about "conectors" and I thank you very much. Sorry I have a problem ¿where to connet the PWM cable in a Aorus Z690 PRO DDR5? I'm feeling like a donkey. Greetings.
Hoping to buy a prebuult system in the case so thank you for showing me the potential build quality. I was unsure about spending the extra monies for the white version but it's clearly worth it.
hey man i really love your content man best of teh best but i need help picking a case im thinking either corsair 5000d airflow or 011 dynamic mini. both cases are pretty good thermals and noise but idk which to pick pls lmk what u think
just bought that case three days ago, i'm so glad I found your channel for the other vids already, but this one is going to be the one I follow for my first build, TYSM for your HUGE help and clear instructions,
Question: for the side fan tray, do screws go on the left hand side to secure it into place? If so what kind? i bought the case used and it is lose on that side. I know there are screws under the cable straps to remove the tray itself but i just need to know how to secure it down on the back left side.
Nice video! Isn't too much intake air than exhaust? Usually should be a balance, eventually a little more intake than exhaust, but in your build, you have 6 fans for intake and only 4 for exhaust. And those 4 exhausts can't be considered 4 because 3 of them are on the radiator, so the air volume that passes through the radiator may be half how it is supposed to go. I am asking this because I have the same case, and I am trying to make the best airflow, especially for the i7 13th gen, which is pretty hot. Thank you in advance for your answer.
I have the exact same question. My plan is 3-120mm front intakes, a top mounted 240mm AIO and a 120mm exhaust. I'll be using Thermalright's contact frame as well. I won't be building until late Sept though so I won't know for sure how this plan will work until then.
This is hands down the best PC build video I've seen. straightforward, and very specific about every detail. I've seen to many videos that they skip over showing off the actual case and just yadda yadda their way through it without showing off the entire build till its finished. I think PC case companies should pay you for showcases like these. this is perfect and id love to see more.
thank you for this guide, really helpful to me as a first time builder. however, can you please mention how to handle the power supply cables so i can also use 2 HDDs? i have an SSD plus 2 HDDs for extra storage but cannot figure out how the cables off the power supply will fit? my power supply is a Corsair RM850x (2021) Fully Modular ATX and both the HDDs are 3.5 inch SATAs Thank you for any advice.
Great video mate. Looking at building in this case and yours was the most comprehensive and clear video I've seen yet using it. Great production. Thumbs up and subbed
OHHHHH MAN WRONG! If you have positive pressure and air flow IN on the front and OUT THE TOP AND BACK the TOP FILTER IS NOT NEEDED. THE AIR IS GOING OUT, the filter slowing the air down DAHHH! The filter is only there for some people who flow the air the other way around. LACK OF THINKING!.
I am planning to build one like this But I have doubts The same processor an AMD Ryzen 9 5900x but with a Nvidia founders edition 3080 ti graphics card. It will not make me bottleneck? Or do you recommend another processor for that graphics card?
Need a help i have a founders edition 3070 as well but i can't plug my extension cable directly to the gpu i need to attach another short cable that came with the gpu to attach the extension cable
What’s great is that my Gigabyte b650 aorus box didn’t come with any mounting screws or a manual 🫠so in the meantime I used 4 screws from my AIO to mount it but I still have to order screws to replace them. Home Depot didn’t have them because apparently they’re too small and uncommon for normal use
Just a quick question because Im buying the same case. I have seen a lot of videos of this case and i cant figure it out what is the best way to install the side fans. As intake or exhaust ?
I love this build! It has been super helpful, thank you very much! For plugging the fan cluster into the cpu socket, could one do it where the fan cluster is plugged into cpu4 socket and the cpu cooler is plugged into the cpu socket?
I can't seem to get the provided case fans to work at all. They are plugged into the pwm hub. The pwm cable of the hub is plugged into the mobo. Power also being supplied pwm hub.
Your choices of components baffle me, you're pairing a near top end cpu with an absolute shit motherboard and you're using an woefully underpowered psu to go along with it and yet you pair an actual good cooler with your cpu even though your motherboard does not have appropriate power delivery for such a cpu, yeah no thanks downvote.
What are the washers used for? Not sure if they are for the motherboard or fans. My motherboard still lifts up quite a bit and the screw is in as far as it will let me go
I really want to replace my corsair fans with Lian-li fans but those are hard to find and in most cases much more expensive than the corsair fans. Cord management wit corsair is awful
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This it the first video in about 20 I've watched you ACTUALLY filmed connecting the fan hub/controller into the sata + motherboard pin slots and showed location on board. All the other videos show the pin areas and talk about 5v vs 12v but never bother to film actually plugged in everything to mobo (in case on top of that). Thanks for going over the top to bottom, I was helping a friend build their first PC and building a new one myself post boxing day sales and this REALLY showed him the mapping of the mobo and how to lane cabling/find pin slots on board.
I know its an older video, but very relevant information, high five and good vibes. Have a great 2024.
Came to this video because I just got both the 5000D and the Lian Li case fans, this video literally carried me through my PC rebuild, thank you so much!
As I have just bought a Corsair 5000D case, i looked at it and thought this could be quite a tricky build. I found your video Chris and whilst i am using different components and keeping with the fans supplied, your video was brilliant. It gave clear and precise instructions, and the installation instructions of Windows were just the icing on the cake. Well Done and thank you for taking the time to make this most welcome video.
You make everything so straightforward. The things that would go right over my head are broken down so well.
I really like this guy's videos. No fluff. Just gets right to it and does an excellent job of showing what should be done and why. The production quality of his videos is also very good.
Thanks
Yea he shows how to do things unlike pc centric
100% agreed.
I am in full agreement
No fucking shouting either. Had about 5 of these vids I had to turn off immediately
I was so lucky to stumble across this video after buying a 5000D yesterday. Would never have known about the case prep. You got some of the best instructional videos on youtube, no fluff and easy to follow.
Very good step by step video. Helped me remember all my steps ahead of my own build in a similar case.
It's a nice walkthrough of the case (which is what I found this vid via) - It took me a few listens to understand what the "CP Killer" was. CPU cooler :D
Ive just bought the white 5000d case and found this video great!
No stupid music in the back, well articulated, and the cadence of your speaking is perfect. Very easy to follow. The only flaw I found in this video is that you did not specify at all the fan direction when installing both the AIO cooler and the Lian Li fans. The liquid cooler should draw air from inside and blow up and outward from the case. Which direction you put the fans (flipping over) determines which way air is drawn in or pushed out. This is very important and should have been covered.
Great video though! I bought this case and you helped me figure out what the heck that SATA cable is that goes to the fan hub on the back of the motherboard mount. I also removed the internal hard drive mounts. Space was too tight for manipulating the power supply cables.
Thanks you very much for doing a video on my request for 5000D and 10 Lian -li fans. Your Awesome!!!
No problem
man you are so underrated.
Hopefully not for long
Extremely, helpful video. Walked me through my build flawlessly. Nice job.thank you
you really make it so easy to follow you your pace in the building is perfect easy going and you clearly explain your decisions for what you doing
Best build explainer on TH-cam.
Great video honestly one of the best I've seen. Very helpful for beginners. Thank you so mcuh
I’m loving this case more and more. I watch vids on it.
Man you skipped right over power supply part and I'm stuck, I don't know what I need to use or where it goes
I’m stuck too! I don’t think I have a 4x2 (8 pin) connected to a 2x2 pin the connects to the ATX 12V on my motherboard. I’m really confused
i feel it bro i was following along just fine and then bro just skipped over that whole part and now i’m completely lost… first time builder here too smh
Bruh, its so straightforward~ plug in two cpus into top left, by the cpu socket. Install 24+4 pin for main mobo power. Power any peripherals with needed connection supplied in box. And that's it
Hi,
A quick heads up if you plan to use the ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 360 with the 5000D. It uses a thicker rad than most AIO's (38mm). As a result it could not be top mounted with my MSI Z490-Pro A. It would not clear the VRM heatsink, it literally came down to less than 2mm of clearance . I did manage to to mount the 360 at the front. I prefer tubes down but that was a stretch. If your AIO uses a thinner rad you will be fine. None the less I still really like the case and might change the AIO and keep the Arctic for a future build.
This comment made me realize how stupid I was for not researching into how thick the rad was before buying. My Arctic Liquid Freezer 360mm is being shipped rn. I might have to just cancel it and opt for an AIO with a slimmer rad... Pain
I did end up top mounting it eventually by replacing the one fan that wouldn't clear the VRM heatsink on my mobo with an Arctic P12 Slim PWM PST fan (they are inexpensive). Hope this helps.
@@davapod That helps! I'm not that creative being newer to PC building. Had I saw this comment reply, I would have 100% done just as you recommended. I ended up panic ordering a DeepCool LT720 earlier this morning. So, I have 2 coolers in transit. Besides the fans, I am hearing great things about the DeepCool, so I might stick with it and send the Arctic back out of curiosity for the newer cooler
U helped me mount my msi b550m wifi with a 3700x and a hd6570 (Lul stream pc) into a corsair 275R airflow! Thanks from BR
No problem
Thank you so much for your hard work !
I wouldn't have put back the filter at the top of the case, you are obstructing your AIO air exhaust. Plus exhaust fans prevent dust from getting inside much anyways...
In some cases I would agree with you, but if look closely at the top you will see there is a massive hole at each side of the top panel (which itself has large holes in it) so I would regard the filter as an essential part in the top of this case. Also unless you run the fans 24hrs a day dust will get in when they are not running. Removing the filter would improve temps by 1 degree, so not worth it.
I have to agree he is very good very good description and explains it well
Lovely video, this was very thorough. I will be building this.
I will be building in the same case, This video inspired me to go with all lian li uni al fans. It should work perfectly with the hub, 3 fan groups and one single fan. Decided to replace the fans from my cooler with the lian li uni's as well.
This is what I’m doing. Did u use 3 controllers ?
@@FOCUSLIKEBULL Just the one, But I did end up using the included fans for my cooler. I have a total of 7 al120's on the one controller.
@@GhostObsessed i put 3 fans into my h150i cooler, 3 front fans and 1 rear fan (all sl120's daisy chained.) I plugged all 3 fan "set" into 1 controller and plugged that into my MOBO. the h150i is using the commander core it came with but theres nothing plugged into it other than the unit itself.
GIVE THIS GUY 1 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS PLEASEEEE
Thank you very much! You helped me get through some parts I was unsure of. Subscribing!
Nice! Very Nice. I can reference some these builds for my first PC Build.
Good luck
@@ChristopherFlannigan Thanks :)
@@ChristopherFlannigan Update; I just finished my PC Build with a Cooler master case and RTX 3060.
thanks man, great tutorial
Graet build, very Stormtrooper!
Very nice, clean build. Well done, it looks great!! It would have been nice to see you demo some more of the light settings on the fans (run through the settings a bit).
Nice pfp
Check out my video on the fans
Great video although one issue I would raise is that the video is about using building in the 5000D and yet you have skipped the entire built in fan hub and used a third party piece of equipment instead.
Thank you so much. Just finished my first build in this case with your amazing help :)
Can I ask your what’s your fan setup ?The 6 fans that are really close , do they pull fresh air and the Exhaust are where ? The fans on your radiator of the aio are pushing hot air outside the case ? My guess is that you have 6 fan intake and 4 exhaust fan including your aio and the fan near your video card
You got it right
Hello Christopher, im trying to buy a Be Quiet Silent Loop 2 240mm in america but the wc is not available, the link for the Silent Loop 2 for UK is a LianLi Galahad :(, maybe is a problem just for me because my region. :/
Nice job with this build, the white is a nice color for every build, is very clean and show every component and highlights internal components without color interference.
Thanks, link fixed now
Wait so you bought a separate fan hub?
I already have that case in black, but considering buying it also in white. Great build nonetheless! It looks epic!
Thanks
Clean video. I’m using the stock fan hub since I’m not using rgb fans. Would anyone recommend using a 360 AIO on the side as intake versus the top as out? I’m guessing the side would offer cooler cpu temps but could increase the internal temps. However, with all of the fan slots being used, I wouldn’t think it would make that big of a difference.
I was enjoying the video until about half way through, when I hit the new TH-cam limit on saying “go ahead and…”. This video used up my allowance for the whole week!
So i just need 1 usb 3.2 on the motherboard to be able to use the 2 USB’s that are on the case ?
I typically enjoy watching pc builds videos in my spare time. From your video, I learned that my ram had been running at a slower speed for the entire time I've had my build. I never went and changed any of the ram settings in the bios. Thank you for literally helping me realize just how dumb I have been.
So you put the corsair fans in the lian-li lancool mesh and the lian-li fans in the corsair 5000d airflow yeah seems about right 🤣. Another great vid btw I'm not bashing you whatsoever your lian-li build helped with mine
The uni fans weren't about at that stage
Thank you, I'm just about to build in this case. A brilliant video.
One question....because I'm a bit of a noob.. your 3 fans underneath the radiator. Are they blowing air out as exhaust? or sucking cold air in? Thanks in advance :)
I also want to know this. According to Corsair, they say let them suck cold air into the case through the radiator. www.corsair.com/corsairmedia/sys_master/productcontent/WW_iCUE_H100i_H115i_H150i_ELITE_SERIES_QSG_AA.pdf
@@Vic50218 hi. I did end up building this pc. I have the fans as exhaust fans.
Someone made a good point...hot air rises lol. So no point trying to have them draw cold air in when hot air is always pushing up against them. I have 3 intake fans on the front.
The 3 on the radiator as exhaust. One rear exhaust. Then 3 on the side as in takes. Always really nice temps
Finished swapping my PC into this new case, I've upgraded parts and taken my PC apart before, partially. However I've never done a full tear down for a new case, I was extremely nervous and excited. I watched this video everyday for a week before my case came in and without it, I don't think I would have been confident enough on my own. Fantastic video! Thank you so much!
Awesome video. Why do you use lian li fans on the Corsair build? I’m just in the debate of getting the 5000d or mesh 3 but whatever I choose I’m doing all brand
i have 2 fan in my pc, but i wish someday a case like this with 10 fan
sorry for my bad english
Thanks!
No problem!
A++ video
Do you prefer using that case or the fractal meshify 2 ? Looks really good your built by the way :)
Thanks, both are good and I would just go with which on you like the look of more
Wonderful video! I will certainly follow this on Thursday for my build using the same case. From what I can see, this case can use a push/pull arrangement on the top-mounted radiator - which means a total of 13 fans can be fitted. The top of the case has a recess capable of the extra 3 fans. Many thanks for your detailed explanation.
The 4000/5000D cases have to be some of the best ones out there. Good Airflow and without all the obnoxious alien looking cases. Very simple look. I feel like buying an extra one just to keep in handy when I build my next pc 😂
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A great case choice. Built one earlier in the year and I just love love love that case.
Yes, impressed with it
This video was very helpful and informative.
Where from i buy Windows 10 pro product key cheap.The build is looking so great 😍
Great video man, thanks. You're a bit hard to understand for an American when you kinda trail off at the end of some sentences but no biggie. Mainly I was seeing how the heck you get that plastic PSU piece out of the case lol. I unscrewed the two thumb screws but didn't want to pull too hard on it and break something. Guess I just need to pull a little more haha.
Hello, Young man thank you for the class on a previews comment I had requested for you to make a video with RGB I. do thank you, now you are able to get to the RGB mine is a board gigabyte B460M DS3H V2 (rev. 1.0) when I go to the app RGB on memory turn red I get a blue screen with a sad face then I have to unplug from wall wait turn on back to normal can you please help thank you.
This is my first build doing by your videos thank you.
Subbed, one of the most informative and clear videos showing how to build a pc and particularly in this case. I am quite happy I found this video and your channel, will be referring back to it when I build my pc in a few months! Keep it up!!
You make learn a lot about "conectors" and I thank you very much. Sorry I have a problem ¿where to connet the PWM cable in a Aorus Z690 PRO DDR5? I'm feeling like a donkey. Greetings.
Hoping to buy a prebuult system in the case so thank you for showing me the potential build quality. I was unsure about spending the extra monies for the white version but it's clearly worth it.
Great video. Excellent production quality and attention to detail on zooming in on individual cables was excellent. You've won yourself a subscriber.
I feel so lucky to have found this amazing channel. I'm just about to purchase this case and build my first PC.
Thanks for making this video im about to do my first build with the same case super helpful
One of the most informative and descriptive videos in PC building and OS installation. Good job!
hey man i really love your content man best of teh best but i need help picking a case im thinking either corsair 5000d airflow or 011 dynamic mini. both cases are pretty good thermals and noise but idk which to pick pls lmk what u think
I'm a bit confused on the fan power cable. Can I just use the fan headers on the mobo if I don't want to use the case supply?
Good
Thanks
just bought that case three days ago, i'm so glad I found your channel for the other vids already, but this one is going to be the one I follow for my first build, TYSM for your HUGE help and clear instructions,
No problem
What do I do with the fans I have 9 and I’m pretty sure the case dont got enough plug things for 9
@@itsyoboig3325 use 3 of them in the aio
@@itsyoboig3325 oh electrically speaking, sorry, you'll have to use 2 distributors or buy one big enough for the 9 fans
Just got this case and really appreciate this video! Will make completing my build much easier!
Question: for the side fan tray, do screws go on the left hand side to secure it into place? If so what kind? i bought the case used and it is lose on that side. I know there are screws under the cable straps to remove the tray itself but i just need to know how to secure it down on the back left side.
Can we add fans in the bottom.. I mean below the GPU having soney ventilation ryt..?
Can you tell me which monitor you are using?
check out th-cam.com/video/tDOBOaQR08A/w-d-xo.html
@@HMcod thanks
Sitting in the garden procrastinating. Still haven't attempted my first build based on your vids. I'm in the hope prices come down first lol
I'm sure they will, availability is slightly better prices just need to follow
Nice video! Isn't too much intake air than exhaust? Usually should be a balance, eventually a little more intake than exhaust, but in your build, you have 6 fans for intake and only 4 for exhaust. And those 4 exhausts can't be considered 4 because 3 of them are on the radiator, so the air volume that passes through the radiator may be half how it is supposed to go.
I am asking this because I have the same case, and I am trying to make the best airflow, especially for the i7 13th gen, which is pretty hot.
Thank you in advance for your answer.
I have the exact same question. My plan is 3-120mm front intakes, a top mounted 240mm AIO and a 120mm exhaust. I'll be using Thermalright's contact frame as well. I won't be building until late Sept though so I won't know for sure how this plan will work until then.
How did you pass the front panel vent cables to the other side?
This is hands down the best PC build video I've seen. straightforward, and very specific about every detail. I've seen to many videos that they skip over showing off the actual case and just yadda yadda their way through it without showing off the entire build till its finished. I think PC case companies should pay you for showcases like these. this is perfect and id love to see more.
thank you for this guide, really helpful to me as a first time builder. however, can you please mention how to handle the power supply cables so i can also use 2 HDDs? i have an SSD plus 2 HDDs for extra storage but cannot figure out how the cables off the power supply will fit? my power supply is a Corsair RM850x (2021) Fully Modular ATX and both the HDDs are 3.5 inch SATAs Thank you for any advice.
Great video mate. Looking at building in this case and yours was the most comprehensive and clear video I've seen yet using it. Great production. Thumbs up and subbed
OHHHHH MAN WRONG! If you have positive pressure and air flow IN on the front and OUT THE TOP AND BACK the TOP FILTER IS NOT NEEDED. THE AIR IS GOING OUT, the filter slowing the air down DAHHH!
The filter is only there for some people who flow the air the other way around. LACK OF THINKING!.
I am planning to build one like this
But I have doubts
The same processor an AMD Ryzen 9 5900x but with a Nvidia founders edition 3080 ti graphics card.
It will not make me bottleneck?
Or do you recommend another processor for that graphics card?
Need a help i have a founders edition 3070 as well but i can't plug my extension cable directly to the gpu i need to attach another short cable that came with the gpu to attach the extension cable
Absolutely stellar video. Although you could have warned about the fingers like, 3 seconds earlier and saved me the pain of a tiny cut 😂
What’s great is that my Gigabyte b650 aorus box didn’t come with any mounting screws or a manual 🫠so in the meantime I used 4 screws from my AIO to mount it but I still have to order screws to replace them. Home Depot didn’t have them because apparently they’re too small and uncommon for normal use
Just a quick question because Im buying the same case. I have seen a lot of videos of this case and i cant figure it out what is the best way to install the side fans. As intake or exhaust ?
Depends on your setup. Anything other than side radiator I would have them as intake, if you put a radiator on the side set it as exhaust
this is probably my build, too. A corsair Airflow case with some non-corsair rgb Fans, so i don't have to mess around with the ICue Software.
Very impressed with the fans
I love this build! It has been super helpful, thank you very much! For plugging the fan cluster into the cpu socket, could one do it where the fan cluster is plugged into cpu4 socket and the cpu cooler is plugged into the cpu socket?
I can't seem to get the provided case fans to work at all. They are plugged into the pwm hub. The pwm cable of the hub is plugged into the mobo. Power also being supplied pwm hub.
should you put the most recent bios update on a completely new build? i have the MSI MEG Z690 ACE
what about the front io not giving audio?
I've been trying all day and looked everywhere but I couldn't find any solutions
Your choices of components baffle me, you're pairing a near top end cpu with an absolute shit motherboard and you're using an woefully underpowered psu to go along with it and yet you pair an actual good cooler with your cpu even though your motherboard does not have appropriate power delivery for such a cpu, yeah no thanks downvote.
How do you do screen capture while installing windows?
What are the washers used for? Not sure if they are for the motherboard or fans. My motherboard still lifts up quite a bit and the screw is in as far as it will let me go
my first time building a pc on my own and this is BY FAR the best video i have found.
I really want to replace my corsair fans with Lian-li fans but those are hard to find and in most cases much more expensive than the corsair fans. Cord management wit corsair is awful
I loved the attention to detail, shot from different angles for everyone to understand. Very well done!
So you use only the front fans and PSU fans for intake? I'm currently ordering parts for this case and i want to use 10 fans as well.
Helped me build my Sakura Miku pc. Thanks so much for taking the time to do this video!
Does the case’s two USB 3.2 ports only use a single cable to connect to the motherboard? I only saw one in this video at around 11:47
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Thanks
So there's only a need of one 3.0 gen header in your motherboard even though the 5000D has two 3.0 USB ports in it?
Thank you for the video. I could not figure out what the big plastic part was for and there was no documentation with it.