@@_alucid_ yeah, fair enough lad. Though as a small business owner looking for a rig that allows me to do digital marketing at the office and game in free time. I love these classy minimalist designs
Funny you say that as when I’m watching these videos that’s the at I skip through. Something about a person screwing in a heatsink in slow motion with fancy blur and background music is super cringy (But I’m sure I’m in the minority there)
The clip highlights the installation of all principal components in a thoughtful manner, with great cinematography, stellar lighting and pleasing soundtrack. What's not to love?
@@frtariki I guess “stellar cinematography” and fancy lighting and slow motion seems totally over the top and a bit much for screwing a computer together.
Perhaps you're right, that's a bit hyperbolic... But I find it great to see such a mundane stuff as screwing a computer together be shot with so much care
@@joshuacardenas7956 6:02: "We're going with an rtx 3080 founders edition..." He did show a 3070 that you could use optionally with a different motherboard earlier, though.
@@poeticsilence047 there's is nothing simple in that. It must have taken lots of complex engineering and design decisions to make it look like that and the price reflects it.
@@aditya_gupta You know, I don't mean that literally, right? I mean the simple color choices and design, instead of being "loud" and by loud i don't mean sound, just in case you think that's what I mean. Maybe I should of you the word minimalistic?
@@k.et0 Oh god. Bloody ASUS. They whine they have enough market share but follow the leader while making stupid decisions. I love ASUS products but damn.... their phone team is NOT taking pages out of their laptop team's playbook to increase market share.
that's one sweet looking case, so long ive been waiting for a small case that supports full atx but isn't shape like an ugly cube or just straight up MARGINALLY smaller than a full size tower as most seem to be
IKR What is up with component manufacturers!!! Who the hell is asking for RGB RAM with spikes and shit??? Why can't we have clean simple designs in gaming systems? Why does this style have to be relegated to content creators. Honestly there must be a market for this stuff. Am I the only one who wants a clean blacked out build that's compact and is extremely minimal without sacrificing what I already have, for a cheap price!?
Great to see Thermalright getting some love, I had one of their CPU coolers nearly a decade back. Silverstone has a good range of Slim fans that can work with this PC.
For sure, I used to love Thermalright but it feels like they've become kind of irrelevant in recent years. Noctua has taken over their niche. Really nice to see somebody still using their coolers.
Eber-Man, Eber-Man, Does whatever an Eber can Posts a video on TH-cam Frees from boredom you, Rdzu Look Out! Here comes the Eber-Man. Is he smart? Listen mates, He's got an ATX mobo in a 10L case, Are the temperatures all that great? Skip to 13:28 Hey, there There goes the Eber-Man. In a gamer luncheon At the scene of a malfunction He provides instruction To restore it to function. Eber-Man, Eber-Man Everybody loves Eber-Man That ugly orange fan He's not ignored A bunch of views are his reward. To him, life is a video production Wherever there's pc construction You'll find the Eber-Man.
A few things: 1) Love that board, just set it up this weekend with a 5950X. The bios it came with was hilarious, no official zen 3 support, but it booted. no clock speed reported, half the RAM detected only, but hey, it let me get in and update, so that's cool. After updating everything works (mostly). PBO is still kinda messed up (like it always has been), but if you use "motherboard limits" it'll go to 4-4.5 GHz all-core depending on the application. Limiting factor is 215A current limit. Also using a 48mV negative voltage offset. Oh yeah 4*16GB 3600 CL16 OCed to 3800 is working as well. 2) Paint the fan! 3) That case looks really interesting, i have an extra ATX board with a 4770K right now, and was gonna sell it. But, if I get this, I can make that an HTPC or something... that could be interesting. I always have room for another SFF case :D
Ngl this system is genuinely one of the most simplistic and yet still incredibly beautiful AND functional builds I have seen in a long time. It’s ATX yes, but it still feels ITX, it’s a minimalist look both on the outside AND inside! Plus the beautiful Thermalright air cooler and RTX 3080 FE are the perfect show components at the same time. I go from observing Uber expensive water cooling ITX systems etc and then see something like this and it’s a really good change of pace and gives me a lot of hope as a relatively new pc builder that favors both function and design, nice.
Thank you Gigabyte for deciding to build beautiful motherboards! I will buy one of these next time I build a pc. Please keep this series in your lineup.
@@HardwareCanucks Hy Dimitri. Iplan about the same with custom aJOAT. kinda like case. Do you think this axp100r copper with 140 fan attechment help and the noctoa 140 pwm 3000rpm fan , it is the higherst airflow currentl,y as i know in this size, can cool down with underolt the new 13900k or 7950x?
Wow what a great little SFF case. Love that copper heatsink, You could paint the fan white that would look good. Great job, Thanks for the video, You ROCK. :)
I've been following your case since before production, I still must say it's a beauty and you've done a great job. I just haven't built a new computer yet, but when I do you probably have one of the strongest contenders.
Fantastic seeing a small form factor atx case. I would really like to see the option of mounting dual thin 240 rads to blow over all the electronics. Then go all out with a 5950x and 3090.
That added noise from the "extra" fan is not because of differences in the flow rate. But you are right about there being fan interaction that increases the noise. It's actually very simple, and complex at the same time. As the fan rotates each fan blade will push a stream of air. This "aircusion" will follow the fan blade as it makes it's way around. This means that in a stationary spot in the airflow from the fan there will be pulses of air with a higher pressure. Now the fan shown has seven blades. That means that if the fan spin at 1000 rpm then there will be almost 117 "puffs" of air per second. That's to low a frequency to be audible, but there is also turbulence and harmonics that creates sound in the audible range. Now put another fan in that airflow and the fan blades on that fan will interact with the turbulent air from the first fan in just the same way. As these fans are offset there will be interesting artifacts in the air pressure created, and these will be more audible than if the fan had clean air on the intake. Now if the fan on the graphics card had been located on the front of the card instead of in the back like on the 3080 then the heat sink would have mitigated some of the turbulence and pressure spikes and then the added case fan would have caused a little less noise. Another interesting thing is that putting a obstruction in front of the intake tends to cause more noise than placing the same obstruction on the other side of the fan.
It has been over a decade since I last built an ATX system. It takes up too much space and is too complicated. This seems to solve those issues through efficiency, first and foremost. Bravo! Good work! Nice presentation.
This is my first video here. Thank you the exquisite angles, the ever so soft finesse in the handling and the estetic choices for he build. Instant subscribe.
I actually got that same power supply from Microcenter for my last ITX build. That thing is fantastic and totally quiet. My case fans, however... well, they're made for brute force airflow, not silent operation.
"My intense editing workflow." The look on his face is as if he's trying to convince his significant other that he needs the new one even though he doesn't. LOL!
I like that form factor as I can hang it on the side of the desk as I don't tolerate computers on the desk. This is easier to hang than a full size ATX case.
What i love about you channel is that you choose almost architectural themes for your builds, you choose modern sleek color schemes, like the white and copper in this video, that looks amazing. It's something that no one else does, anyone that ever wants to build a PC, should watch you guys. This is original and worthy content, this deserves the likes and the subs!
@@jeremyvansanten9405 could be too thick for me. My aplication just fits an atx psu, but then again i'm not going to be seeing my case so i may use corraplast or something else for a diu case. A 2u rack would do but i don't really wanna pay +80eur for something that will just sit on a drawer under a table.
It's the fan from the GPU pushing air through, and the other fan not being in sync with the GPU fan, and thus it's cutting the air turbulence which causes more noise. At least that's what I Think. For air flow to be non disruptive it needs to travel a certain distance from the fan blades to stabilize.
P-ATX case reminds me of a Dell 5150 from early 2000s. Was incredibly easy to pop open and mess with. A used one of those is how I messed around with Linux way back when.
I tried to fit my black ridge on my x370 taichi I have lying around and unless you have really short vrm heatsinks you can't fit a 120mm slim fan under it. It won't fit with one on top in this case either and I don't see much point in going with just a 92x14mm fan.
Beautiful case, motherboard, ram, cpu, GPU and yes, cpu cooler. I like the colour scheme 🥰💰👍. I personally am getting my setup finalised w/ the N-Case M1 V6, with the same cpu, ordered my R9 5900x and got my ASUS TUF 3080 and a 2x 240mm radiator closed loop setup. I’m using my R9 3900 atm.
I love it when Eber and Mike we're criticising about the build and kinda competing against each other on who's got the better specs. LOL. KEEP UP THE BANTER GUYS!!!!
I always laugh when I see Gigabyte branded stuff of the "designare" line It's an Italian word but it has *nothing* to do with the English verb "to design"
I really am wanting this case for my entertainment center. Looks like they have horizontal feet on their website too!! Only concern, is I see it there is ZERO dust filtration. Wonder if a mesh filter could be taped onto that GPU area? Wouldn’t look fantastic but you wouldn’t notice from far away. White case looks beautiful but for my HTPC I might want black to match. Wanting the noctua fan for sound just because I won’t see it anyway. The tan and brown used to bother me but over the years it’s grown on me I recently upgraded my mid tower, but I have a perfectly good z270 e and 7700k, and spare ram. Soon I’ll upgrade my GPU and my 2080 will move over to the HTPC build. Pop an SFF PSU (even if a full size PSU fits it doesn’t look fun to try lmao) and I think I’m complete! Then I can game on my living room TV in 4k without doing it over the network where the max frame rate is like 1080p 60
Damn, they cramed the Ryzen 9 5900x into an Xbox Series S.
Underrated XD
@@James-wu8nn Add some sides that flare out and it is the PS5.
The series S is like half this size, this is closer to the ps5 in size.
An XBox Series S XL :P
@MrGhost370 It's probably happening.
We need more gentleman design motherboards like this. Majority of high mobos look like something made for 9 yr olds.
[Removes Asus ROG strix mobo in dream build］:(
I wouldn’t say they’re focused on 9 year olds, it’s your preference of not liking how some things look, some people love that stuff and others don’t.
:)
It’s fine if you’re doing a sleeper build. All that black and red doesn’t matter if it’s hidden in beige case from 2001.
@@_alucid_ yeah, fair enough lad. Though as a small business owner looking for a rig that allows me to do digital marketing at the office and game in free time. I love these classy minimalist designs
That Thermalright cooler... gorgeus, kinda reminds me ~2000s.
It has that tuner car accent. I see why some people might like it.
How can i disable the passive mode on my Corsair SF750 (have the PSU actively cooled by the fan it has)?!
Goddamn it, that was the most beautiful footage of the actual build process that I've ever seen. Wish more channels did it that way.
6:47 That is the best PC building montage that I had ever seen! Great job Eber!
Funny you say that as when I’m watching these videos that’s the at I skip through.
Something about a person screwing in a heatsink in slow motion with fancy blur and background music is super cringy
(But I’m sure I’m in the minority there)
The clip highlights the installation of all principal components in a thoughtful manner, with great cinematography, stellar lighting and pleasing soundtrack. What's not to love?
@@frtariki I guess “stellar cinematography” and fancy lighting and slow motion seems totally over the top and a bit much for screwing a computer together.
Perhaps you're right, that's a bit hyperbolic... But I find it great to see such a mundane stuff as screwing a computer together be shot with so much care
Your right, it's so relaxing even though we all know exactly what he's doing, lol
2:32 "and to top it all off, you can actually order one of these right now" He's talking about the case, not the 3070.
It's a 3080 :(
@@kingdavid7571 no that's a 3070 lol
@@joshuacardenas7956 6:02: "We're going with an rtx 3080 founders edition..." He did show a 3070 that you could use optionally with a different motherboard earlier, though.
Here in Canada the 3090 is going for $CDN$2799 and then add tax and shipping and you get $CDN5000!
@@patrickwingert2018 👁️👃🧢
That's the most beautiful motherboard I have laid my eyes upon....geez
Just shows you that just a simple design can do wonders, but everything and everyone is RGB everything...
@@poeticsilence047 there's is nothing simple in that. It must have taken lots of complex engineering and design decisions to make it look like that and the price reflects it.
The heatsinks are so.... useless. They have literally no fins to increase surface area! At least they look pretty I guess.
@@aditya_gupta You know, I don't mean that literally, right? I mean the simple color choices and design, instead of being "loud" and by loud i don't mean sound, just in case you think that's what I mean. Maybe I should of you the word minimalistic?
@@poeticsilence047 yeah..i overreacted. Lol
I love having more and more SFF options! And having ATX support really opens up the possibilities. Very cool.
i hope this will be done for matx
@@rhebucks_zh YES. That would make sff way less costly.
Hardware Canucks: Hey take a look at this new case!
Also Hardware Canucks: Oh btw it's sponsored by another case.
Hola again, i see u on almost every video i watch lmao.
@@k.et0 That's cause you have great taste!
@@MarcoGPUtuber And so do you, ma man! We last met in an asus rog phone 3 review comments section btw lol
@@k.et0 Oh god. Bloody ASUS. They whine they have enough market share but follow the leader while making stupid decisions. I love ASUS products but damn.... their phone team is NOT taking pages out of their laptop team's playbook to increase market share.
@@MarcoGPUtuber Hahaha and that i definetly agree to
that's one sweet looking case, so long ive been waiting for a small case that supports full atx but isn't shape like an ugly cube or just straight up MARGINALLY smaller than a full size tower as most seem to be
This motherboard... OH love it
Me too .. gorgeous
IKR
What is up with component manufacturers!!!
Who the hell is asking for RGB RAM with spikes and shit??? Why can't we have clean simple designs in gaming systems? Why does this style have to be relegated to content creators. Honestly there must be a market for this stuff. Am I the only one who wants a clean blacked out build that's compact and is extremely minimal without sacrificing what I already have, for a cheap price!?
same, none of that tacky edgy gamer aesthetic
@@2KOOLURATOOLGaming no you're not i see so many builds that are like "BLACKED OUT gaming build none of that YUCKY RGB"
@@wsketchy Where? For a reasonable price! Why is it seemingly cheaper to make crappy coloured stuff instead of plain designs?
as soon as i finished watching the video i subscribed, very professional and so relaxing
Great to see Thermalright getting some love, I had one of their CPU coolers nearly a decade back. Silverstone has a good range of Slim fans that can work with this PC.
As does Scythe and Prolimatech. The case can TECHNICALLY fit with that cooler and a 15mm thick fan.
For sure, I used to love Thermalright but it feels like they've become kind of irrelevant in recent years. Noctua has taken over their niche. Really nice to see somebody still using their coolers.
Great to see Ali from Optimum Tech. His videos are so clean and just as enjoyable as Hardware Canuck’s videos.
We love him!
@@HardwareCanucks I love him too!
Love when Hardware Canucks is saving me from boredom
Eber-Man, Eber-Man,
Does whatever an Eber can
Posts a video on TH-cam
Frees from boredom you, Rdzu
Look Out!
Here comes the Eber-Man.
Is he smart?
Listen mates,
He's got an ATX mobo in a 10L case,
Are the temperatures all that great?
Skip to 13:28
Hey, there
There goes the Eber-Man.
In a gamer luncheon
At the scene of a malfunction
He provides instruction
To restore it to function.
Eber-Man, Eber-Man
Everybody loves Eber-Man
That ugly orange fan
He's not ignored
A bunch of views are his reward.
To him, life is a video production
Wherever there's pc construction
You'll find the Eber-Man.
HC and Ali Optimum Tech is one of my fav sffpc channels
That was easily the highest quality cinematography i’ve ever seen for a pc build. Insanely good!
A few things:
1) Love that board, just set it up this weekend with a 5950X. The bios it came with was hilarious, no official zen 3 support, but it booted. no clock speed reported, half the RAM detected only, but hey, it let me get in and update, so that's cool. After updating everything works (mostly). PBO is still kinda messed up (like it always has been), but if you use "motherboard limits" it'll go to 4-4.5 GHz all-core depending on the application. Limiting factor is 215A current limit. Also using a 48mV negative voltage offset. Oh yeah 4*16GB 3600 CL16 OCed to 3800 is working as well.
2) Paint the fan!
3) That case looks really interesting, i have an extra ATX board with a 4770K right now, and was gonna sell it. But, if I get this, I can make that an HTPC or something... that could be interesting. I always have room for another SFF case :D
airflow management is just perfect.
Ngl this system is genuinely one of the most simplistic and yet still incredibly beautiful AND functional builds I have seen in a long time. It’s ATX yes, but it still feels ITX, it’s a minimalist look both on the outside AND inside! Plus the beautiful Thermalright air cooler and RTX 3080 FE are the perfect show components at the same time. I go from observing Uber expensive water cooling ITX systems etc and then see something like this and it’s a really good change of pace and gives me a lot of hope as a relatively new pc builder that favors both function and design, nice.
Thank you Gigabyte for deciding to build beautiful motherboards! I will buy one of these next time I build a pc. Please keep this series in your lineup.
For the fan, would a Scythe Slip Stream be an option, as they are only 12 mm thick?
I AGREE.
And we know you guys have one from the Fuma 2 review!
What about the Noctua NF-A12x15 120mm PWM Chromax Fan Black ?
@@ggesdsdsdsd Noctua is 15 mm thick, limit is 14 mm
@@Physis_88 just shave like 1/2 mm off both sides
Very happy to see you guys covered all the technical performance specs inside the case in this video and not just performance numbers. Big 👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed
@@HardwareCanucks Hy Dimitri. Iplan about the same with custom aJOAT. kinda like case. Do you think this axp100r copper with 140 fan attechment help and the noctoa 140 pwm 3000rpm fan , it is the higherst airflow currentl,y as i know in this size, can cool down with underolt the new 13900k or 7950x?
An ATX in a small form factor is a game changer. Thanks guys.
Wow what a great little SFF case. Love that copper heatsink, You could paint the fan white that would look good. Great job, Thanks for the video, You ROCK. :)
Thank you, glad you like it!
never thought of a white fan, that would look awesome
Hi, thank you a lot for this awesome review, and I'm really glad that you like the case! Jakov from SFF time
I've been following your case since before production, I still must say it's a beauty and you've done a great job. I just haven't built a new computer yet, but when I do you probably have one of the strongest contenders.
@@arkratos3727 hi, thank you a lot for this nice words!
@Ziv Zulander thank you a lot, I hope so too :D
Why no dust filters? :(
@@orCana it would reduce airflow and make the case louder, and not much dust will get into it beacuse of form factor
Optimum Tech:
*Can you put a custom loop in the P-ATX V2?*
This is EXACTLY the PC build that i dreamed of for Davindi Resolve use. Thank you so much !
I love the fan, but then the white black and orange is very KTM, and that is what I have as a motorcycle :)
The cooler as it is, is my favorite part. Works as an accent piece
I love the orange fan over the copper heat sink. Really nice splash of contrast with the white
This MB looks so WOW
Great production quality. 6:49 and this assembly is even better than The Verge.
That board, those memories, that BIOS, and the case... damn... :-O
over year old video but daaaaamn, thats one awesome build!!!!
Fantastic seeing a small form factor atx case. I would really like to see the option of mounting dual thin 240 rads to blow over all the electronics.
Then go all out with a 5950x and 3090.
That pc looks like piece that need to be kept in a museum
This PC is a work of art. Fantastic choices.
That added noise from the "extra" fan is not because of differences in the flow rate. But you are right about there being fan interaction that increases the noise. It's actually very simple, and complex at the same time. As the fan rotates each fan blade will push a stream of air. This "aircusion" will follow the fan blade as it makes it's way around. This means that in a stationary spot in the airflow from the fan there will be pulses of air with a higher pressure. Now the fan shown has seven blades. That means that if the fan spin at 1000 rpm then there will be almost 117 "puffs" of air per second. That's to low a frequency to be audible, but there is also turbulence and harmonics that creates sound in the audible range.
Now put another fan in that airflow and the fan blades on that fan will interact with the turbulent air from the first fan in just the same way. As these fans are offset there will be interesting artifacts in the air pressure created, and these will be more audible than if the fan had clean air on the intake. Now if the fan on the graphics card had been located on the front of the card instead of in the back like on the 3080 then the heat sink would have mitigated some of the turbulence and pressure spikes and then the added case fan would have caused a little less noise.
Another interesting thing is that putting a obstruction in front of the intake tends to cause more noise than placing the same obstruction on the other side of the fan.
Noctua makes a 92x92x14mm fan that is black. NH-A9x14 chromax black swap.
love to see mike getting so hyped that he can't hide his excitement lmao
pure passion
If a 92 mm fan is big enough you could get a:
NOCTUA NF-A9X14 HS-PWM Chromax
or a
Arctic F9
Feel like the Cryorig C7 Cu doesn't get enough love... only 47mm and it's rated to handle CPU's up to 115 TDP.
Awesome build. That CPU cooler is really a jewel, I would say the fan color accent is just fine, too.
My wife looking over my shoulder as Eber starts talking: "That is one attractive man". Thumbs up from my wife for the video then I guess. ;)
HA!
With that scarf, I'm guessing he's gay.
@@hamyncheese 1 who cares? 2 keep stupid comments to yourself.
Thats funny. It is a stupid comment. And now its a funny stupid. Lole.
bro that aint a flex..
It has been over a decade since I last built an ATX system. It takes up too much space and is too complicated. This seems to solve those issues through efficiency, first and foremost. Bravo! Good work! Nice presentation.
Thanks!
This is the most beautiful PC Build I’ve ever seen.
Cannot find a more elegant build...
That copper heatsink at the ssd would be a gorgeous add to the build...
Exactly my thought! I was kinda disappointed he didn't put it in.
its not visible anyway...
Damn That's the most beautiful pc build video
This is one of the most relaxing pc build i ever watched,
i told you that you're the opposite of Linus,
im gonna subscribe now,,
This build is so clean. Love the white and copper. And the specs of this build is amazing for such a small case. Great job!
I really like compact case builds thank you for this video
This is my first video here. Thank you the exquisite angles, the ever so soft finesse in the handling and the estetic choices for he build. Instant subscribe.
Thanks!
One of best setup assembly video on YT... Period! Eber has really outdone himself. 👍
Thank you!
Case looks awesome
15:52 - I've never seen anyone's soul crushed like this... because he ONLY has a 3950X lol :D
I actually got that same power supply from Microcenter for my last ITX build. That thing is fantastic and totally quiet. My case fans, however... well, they're made for brute force airflow, not silent operation.
Noctua makes there 14mm in black,
"Noctua NF-A9x14 HS-PWM chromax.Black.swap"
They showed footage of it in the video. I think they already know.
and that model number "Noctua NF-A9x14 HS-PWM" is 92mm, not 120
Run standard cables, determin how much "extra" you have, then order custom length cables. Makes cable management SO much easier.
"My intense editing workflow." The look on his face is as if he's trying to convince his significant other that he needs the new one even though he doesn't. LOL!
That is a sweet build and some great assy shots. Loved the cooler fastener shot.
What a gorgeous built! I think the cooler color gives it an add aesthetic to the built. Also items better than RGB (because I hate RGB lol)
I like that form factor as I can hang it on the side of the desk as I don't tolerate computers on the desk. This is easier to hang than a full size ATX case.
_"Alright..."_ *tilts forward* _"Let's see if one kidney is enough..."_
What i love about you channel is that you choose almost architectural themes for your builds, you choose modern sleek color schemes, like the white and copper in this video, that looks amazing. It's something that no one else does, anyone that ever wants to build a PC, should watch you guys. This is original and worthy content, this deserves the likes and the subs!
Thanks. Mike was an architect earlier in his career so maybe that rubbed off. :)
Probably the first sff build that really is sff and not just an other "thiccc boy".
Velka 3
@@jeremyvansanten9405 could be too thick for me. My aplication just fits an atx psu, but then again i'm not going to be seeing my case so i may use corraplast or something else for a diu case. A 2u rack would do but i don't really wanna pay +80eur for something that will just sit on a drawer under a table.
Just the video I was looking for! Small compact video rig. Thanks!
Will it fit in a backpack?
It's the fan from the GPU pushing air through, and the other fan not being in sync with the GPU fan, and thus it's cutting the air turbulence which causes more noise. At least that's what I Think. For air flow to be non disruptive it needs to travel a certain distance from the fan blades to stabilize.
Welcome to the "I was today years old when I first looked at the Vision series mobo and I immediately fell in love." Gang.
Man that some beautiful video editing 7:00
Maybe look at the Raijintek Aeolus Beta fans. There is also a RGB Version for extra FPS.
P-ATX case reminds me of a Dell 5150 from early 2000s. Was incredibly easy to pop open and mess with. A used one of those is how I messed around with Linux way back when.
ALPENFOHN black ridge might be a "cool" replacement low profile cooler
That is true, yes.
I tried to fit my black ridge on my x370 taichi I have lying around and unless you have really short vrm heatsinks you can't fit a 120mm slim fan under it. It won't fit with one on top in this case either and I don't see much point in going with just a 92x14mm fan.
Awesome video! Really well made and both guys were knowledgeable and did a great job providing relevant information
He almost had me when he said I could buy a 3070.
I'm kinda new to Hardware Canucks but I really like listening to this guy. He's good at his job
Man i would love to have something about a eighth the power of this thing.
Beautiful case, motherboard, ram, cpu, GPU and yes, cpu cooler. I like the colour scheme 🥰💰👍. I personally am getting my setup finalised w/ the N-Case M1 V6, with the same cpu, ordered my R9 5900x and got my ASUS TUF 3080 and a 2x 240mm radiator closed loop setup. I’m using my R9 3900 atm.
I love the fan color. Leave it. It's like the color is a visual representation of the beating heart of the system.
poetic
Tbf Optimum Ali undervolts anything and everything lol
I love it when Eber and Mike we're criticising about the build and kinda competing against each other on who's got the better specs. LOL. KEEP UP THE BANTER GUYS!!!!
LOL. Eber has me beat - Mike
I always laugh when I see Gigabyte branded stuff of the "designare" line
It's an Italian word but it has *nothing* to do with the English verb "to design"
Agost what does it mean though?
@@muhammadahnafwisnunugroho2534 to designate, to appoint
Go with a Noctua Redux fan instead. Can use white dampener chroma corners and Grey and white looks super slick.
That building montage was sensual. It was like you were making love to it. 😂
As is the only way to build a computer! I mean, really get in there and get to know all its secrets! Lol
That's a beautiful build guys. I been trying to buy a 5900X since launch with no luck. I may buy this case since I'm getting tired of huge cases.
ORANGE FAN BAD
One of the classiest pure white builds I've come across! Finally a 10L case that fits full atx mobos!
Super high quality and elegant video, congratulations.
Absolutely classy build! Beautiful!
omg! Am i the only one in love with the white theme?
A wonderful PC and no "echo" exit from it indeed :)
I really am wanting this case for my entertainment center. Looks like they have horizontal feet on their website too!! Only concern, is I see it there is ZERO dust filtration. Wonder if a mesh filter could be taped onto that GPU area? Wouldn’t look fantastic but you wouldn’t notice from far away. White case looks beautiful but for my HTPC I might want black to match.
Wanting the noctua fan for sound just because I won’t see it anyway. The tan and brown used to bother me but over the years it’s grown on me
I recently upgraded my mid tower, but I have a perfectly good z270 e and 7700k, and spare ram. Soon I’ll upgrade my GPU and my 2080 will move over to the HTPC build. Pop an SFF PSU (even if a full size PSU fits it doesn’t look fun to try lmao) and I think I’m complete! Then I can game on my living room TV in 4k without doing it over the network where the max frame rate is like 1080p 60
That's pure art. Thank you guys.
I love you guys! I truly do! Thanks for producing videos like this and many others like it
If you got a problem with the fan color just go with black to match the GPU or a even a light grey Scythe if it needs to be slim.
love that Fossil HR Collider at your wrist!
Damn ! These shots of the build are just crazy !
Great review , top notch, on a fantastic bit of kit. Prices??? and I hate no dust filters. Electronics find dust if they can not make it .
Holy hell that's one of the most beautiful builds I have ever seen!
Nice build. Waiting for the sentry modding ;)