Awww man, just north of you (Gainesville), so glad you guys are ok! I have this case, empty atm, waiting on somethings, it has been a difficult build (not Thorzones fault), but looking forward to finally finishing it!! Currently using the Arous B650 Ultra, but have been looking at the Asus x670 or x870 ITX board. Anyway, great video, stay safe!!
In my opinion the NanoQ R is the most promising ITX case so far since it can handle the biggest current GPU’s and a 240/280mm AIO at the same time. Only the price is still an understandable controversial talking point
I have in mine a huge ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER (dimensions 348.2mm x 150mm x 72.6 mm) and a Thermaltake 280mm AIO and everything fits like a glove. The price is due to the extruded aluminum case, is heavy/solid and beautiful.
Potentially the ultimate PC to bring on an airplane, whether checked in or carry-on. That said, my Cooler Master Ncore 100 Max is holding up fine. Just wrap it in a ton of clothes, stick in a suitcase, and you're good to go. Major weakness is only 120 mm AIO tho, but it's good enough for stock wattage for my 13700K. I'd definitely prefer at least 240mm tho.
For such a premium case they really needed to have sorted the case scrapping with a better mechanism. Using tape to stop the case scrapping is just not acceptable at this price point. Neither is the janky method they used for the dust filters which just get all torn up evert time you pull the main body from the case. What is with the lack of appropriate length hex screws for fans also? All these things should have been sorted in testing before they started shipping orders. Let's see if they truly fix all these things for the second batch of cases. My guess I bet they don't.
The case that gives you the option of only 1 very specific gpu? Nah, I'm good with some freedome thank you very much. Looks great for now, until I want to upgrade in 2 years. I've got money to spend, not money to waste😂
@@ssgtblackmamba7991 This is why I didn't choose a small case. As tempting as they are, the restrictions are too stringent if you want to upgrade any part or just tinker.
have in mine a huge ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER (dimensions 348.2mm x 150mm x 72.6 mm) and a Thermaltake 280mm AIO and everything fits like a glove. I wanted the ProArt, but the TUF also fits and have better thermals.
I have the case with the 280 they offer and I'm running a delid 14900ks no issues. It'll hit low 70s during a more cpu heavy game and sits in the 90's during cpu benchmarks. GPU temps are never an issue either.. running a TUF 4090. My setup is vertical using 280mm rad as intake and then a 140m fan as top exhaust.
I like this case a lot. My only issue with it is that you're limited to smaller coolers if you want to go air cooled. If they make a case where I can use a NH-D15 I will throw my credit card at the monitor so fast...
In an ITX case that would be quite hard to find. I would just go with an AIO if I were you a 240/280 should be more than enough for the current best CPU’s (aka AMD) for both production and gaming :)
That would be quite hard to find in a ITX case. If I were you I would just go with a 240/280 AIO since that can easily cool the best CPU out right now (AMD) even for both gaming and production
Just get an Ncase M2 or the V2 Dan C4 whenever that'll release. I wanted to get the Mjolnir when that was just out and the treatment I got from Customer Support was awful and downright illegal in the EU (withholding the deposit after the case didn't ship).
Can you do a build with a 4080 or 4090FE with the pass-through cooler so we can see thermals with the pass-through being so close to the PSU? Super excited to get mine (exact same spec as yours) to de-throne my T1, but am slightly worried about GPU temps.
I like the unibody shell to get to components easier. The only issue is no front panel AIO. I am thinking about this or the Meshless case. What do you recommend between the two?
Ultra boutique like the Xikii ff04, i like that more but without upgrade path aint a worthy investment. This one Looks nice but the price aint reasonable. If you move case a lot those screws may require / benefit from a very weak loctite.... the aluminium shell looks good and makes the price so crazy! The rest is manufacture being organised and ticking lots of boxes for the self build crowd!
Had no idea you live in Tampa! Same here, i was actually wondering where you buy computer parts from or is it strictly online, I’ve found that there is absolutely zero computer stores around here besides the typical Best Buy
Will all these parts fit in the nanuq s? Also can I use a AMD Ryzen™ 9 7950X3D with the mother board that is listed awesome video and thank you in advance
At this point, I don't know why anyone into SFF wouldn't go with the FormD T1. Super high build quality, reasonable price for a premium SFF, best compatibility in class, sub 10L, good airflow, clean design, no turbulence issues *cough terra cough*, etc.
Well speaking for myself I really like SFF but I dislike the lack of 3rd party GPU choices SFF often give. I personally like an SFF case if I know it can fit the biggest GPU (ROG STRIX 4080/4090 for example) and at least a 240mm AIO (so both at the same time). The FormD T1 can not do that unfortunately even though the case is absolutely beautiful. The case in the video can do it and that is why I think it is a good choice for people who want to go small case wise but big on the inside. The price is extremely tough though The reason the GPU space is important to me is because I want to have the option to go bigger if I want to and to have room for the next generation if I need it without having to change the whole case. I don’t have a STRIX or a 4090 but I want to have that space just in case I like to upgrade Because of this after hours and hours of reasrch I ended up with a 17L open frame and I couldn’t be more happy. I am not gonna upgrade those case anytime soon But to each their own of course it all just depends on what you want with your PC
Didn't know you were in Tampa, hope you made it through ok. I lived in Florida for 15 years so I remember what a joy hurricanes can be.
Thanks! yea luckily we made it through okay. unfortunately, a few of my family members had some significant damage to their home.
Yeah, really praying for all those people in florida right now.
@@devyn.johnston Sorry to hear that bruh..all the best for the future 🙏🏿
That intro song is just.. chef's kiss!
Love your content by the way. You're the reason why I build my Velka 3 rev 3.
You that this song is a Sample from a Linkin Park music right?
Such an important piece of art should not be used for such a 'case'. Although it is just a slice and I guess it was not bad intended and all.
@@FullmetalBRit’s just an instrumental of Waiting for the End by Linkin Park
Awww man, just north of you (Gainesville), so glad you guys are ok! I have this case, empty atm, waiting on somethings, it has been a difficult build (not Thorzones fault), but looking forward to finally finishing it!! Currently using the Arous B650 Ultra, but have been looking at the Asus x670 or x870 ITX board. Anyway, great video, stay safe!!
In my opinion the NanoQ R is the most promising ITX case so far since it can handle the biggest current GPU’s and a 240/280mm AIO at the same time.
Only the price is still an understandable controversial talking point
I have in mine a huge ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER (dimensions 348.2mm x 150mm x 72.6 mm) and a Thermaltake 280mm AIO and everything fits like a glove. The price is due to the extruded aluminum case, is heavy/solid and beautiful.
Potentially the ultimate PC to bring on an airplane, whether checked in or carry-on.
That said, my Cooler Master Ncore 100 Max is holding up fine. Just wrap it in a ton of clothes, stick in a suitcase, and you're good to go.
Major weakness is only 120 mm AIO tho, but it's good enough for stock wattage for my 13700K. I'd definitely prefer at least 240mm tho.
Devyn, great video! Can you please post some details about custom cables you are using for this build?
Really glad to see the NANOQ still kicking making waves. Of course that means the custom cable producers will be extra busy.
Devyn love all your builds. Your video production is top notch as well.
If I wasn’t sold on the Terra, I would definitely grab this case for my new upcoming build. Loved how the yellow LEDs looked.
For such a premium case they really needed to have sorted the case scrapping with a better mechanism. Using tape to stop the case scrapping is just not acceptable at this price point. Neither is the janky method they used for the dust filters which just get all torn up evert time you pull the main body from the case. What is with the lack of appropriate length hex screws for fans also?
All these things should have been sorted in testing before they started shipping orders.
Let's see if they truly fix all these things for the second batch of cases. My guess I bet they don't.
Honestly,after seeing the xikii FF04, everything is meaningless
Fax
It puts the gpu on display which I like. Looking forward to seeing similar cases with wider gpu compatability.
Too expensive
The case that gives you the option of only 1 very specific gpu? Nah, I'm good with some freedome thank you very much.
Looks great for now, until I want to upgrade in 2 years.
I've got money to spend, not money to waste😂
@@ssgtblackmamba7991 This is why I didn't choose a small case. As tempting as they are, the restrictions are too stringent if you want to upgrade any part or just tinker.
Whenever people say "I choose the proart GPU for this build" bro everyone with that case uses it it was legit made with that in mind.
have in mine a huge ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER (dimensions 348.2mm x 150mm x 72.6 mm) and a Thermaltake 280mm AIO and everything fits like a glove. I wanted the ProArt, but the TUF also fits and have better thermals.
@@LuisRiveraRomero I ment here on youtube every video with this case has that GPU and they act like "I choose the Proart".
@@vento5314 asus promotion for thier new range
I have yet to see anyone test with the aio they offer as an option. I’d like to see the thermals with that
I have the case with the 280 they offer and I'm running a delid 14900ks no issues. It'll hit low 70s during a more cpu heavy game and sits in the 90's during cpu benchmarks. GPU temps are never an issue either.. running a TUF 4090. My setup is vertical using 280mm rad as intake and then a 140m fan as top exhaust.
I like this case a lot. My only issue with it is that you're limited to smaller coolers if you want to go air cooled. If they make a case where I can use a NH-D15 I will throw my credit card at the monitor so fast...
nh d-15 in an itx case?
@@ericnguyen0419 Yes.
In an ITX case that would be quite hard to find. I would just go with an AIO if I were you a 240/280 should be more than enough for the current best CPU’s (aka AMD) for both production and gaming :)
That would be quite hard to find in a ITX case. If I were you I would just go with a 240/280 AIO since that can easily cool the best CPU out right now (AMD) even for both gaming and production
@@emiel255 I've got a Corsair 2000D and the NH D15 so I'm set. I do really like the nanoq though.
$400 for a PC case? Its beautiful, but this is Nvidia GPU pricing at this point...
Hey Devyn, when can we expect to see a video on the Ncase M2?
Try JONSBO TK-0, its sleek for itx cases
I'm excited to build mine. Could you tell me details about the custom cable you are using in this build, please? 9:56
Ditto! I am going to do the same, and would like details on your custom length cables.
Just get an Ncase M2 or the V2 Dan C4 whenever that'll release. I wanted to get the Mjolnir when that was just out and the treatment I got from Customer Support was awful and downright illegal in the EU (withholding the deposit after the case didn't ship).
Thanks for writing this. I was about to make the same mistake. Companies that behave like this should be avoided.
Nice honest review.. thanks Devyn 👊🏿
Can you do a build with a 4080 or 4090FE with the pass-through cooler so we can see thermals with the pass-through being so close to the PSU? Super excited to get mine (exact same spec as yours) to de-throne my T1, but am slightly worried about GPU temps.
I like the unibody shell to get to components easier. The only issue is no front panel AIO. I am thinking about this or the Meshless case. What do you recommend between the two?
What's that on screen display monitor for temps/fps called?
Ultra boutique like the Xikii ff04, i like that more but without upgrade path aint a worthy investment.
This one Looks nice but the price aint reasonable. If you move case a lot those screws may require / benefit from a very weak loctite.... the aluminium shell looks good and makes the price so crazy! The rest is manufacture being organised and ticking lots of boxes for the self build crowd!
What are the lenght of the cables you custom ordered and from where?
Had no idea you live in Tampa! Same here, i was actually wondering where you buy computer parts from or is it strictly online, I’ve found that there is absolutely zero computer stores around here besides the typical Best Buy
W video! THAT CASE IS LIT!
Is 4090 possible?
400 euros plus import tax .. 😂😂😂
Such a beautiful build! How much does it weigh? I’m looking for a case I can travel with and weight is a limiting factor when flying
Hi. Do you think the new intel 285k work properly in this case?
Need same, but little big for most popular and cheap mATX motherboards!
Could u share the lenght of the custom psu cables pls? already preordered want some cables to fit properly
Hi. Are those cables from Bespoke Baka through in my Nanoq order page?
how much was this build
Didn't expect to hear Linkin Park on a PC case video but I do appreciate it 😌
man i really really REALLY would love to have this case. but that price is just unjustifiable. like 200$, even 300$ at tops. but $400?? nahhh man
you built beautiful pc's , which I can get my self one of these
Building my first pc soon, gonna go all out but a fish tank pc also looks really good 😂
Would all of this fit in the S? Im looking at exakt those parts. It says on the website that the ASUS GeForce RTX 4080 Super 16GB ProArt fits in the S
Will all these parts fit in the nanuq s? Also can I use a AMD Ryzen™ 9 7950X3D with the mother board that is listed awesome video and thank you in advance
Really want to see what you think of the mcpure cases especially the Apollo s 3.0
You gotta get a ncase m2!
Hey Devyn, waiting for your Era 2 Review, is it coming out soon?
can you put a 240mm aio in this case ?
Up to a 280mm, yup.
Love your videos.
No apologies necessary. Thanks for the vid!
The tape inside is like: a sticker on a merc.
Is this build on the NANOQ R or S ?
R :)
750 PSU enough for 7800 and 4080 super?
Nice! New video❤
hope you are doing alright man 🙏🏾
This is 319 pounds, that’s around 670 AUD…without accessories 😂
Yeah but......I kind of love it. I preordered a Ghost R1 and I'd rather have put in a bit more money for this
@@runadumb and hence the problem
Waiting for the end intro, incredible 😍🔥
I'm a huge fan of this case and bought the R Carbon, which is a real work of art.
This and the Ncase M2 are pick
now way did i just hear Linkin Park for intro music !!! humanity still has hope
400 Euro? for a case??
So in summary this case is firstly casted, then machined. Makes plenty of sense to me
Mom can I borrow your cheese grater?
Price is also as for the TANK
Cool regardless
thanks again
You mean "HEAVY", right? :)
With the handle and wood front, $400 USD lmao, christ.
That's the S version, which is smaller and cheaper. The R with the handle and walnut front is about $480 USD lol
very nice👍👍
我想把我的4060ti变成桌面笔记本电脑可以吗
Linkin Park ❤
At this point, I don't know why anyone into SFF wouldn't go with the FormD T1.
Super high build quality, reasonable price for a premium SFF, best compatibility in class, sub 10L, good airflow, clean design, no turbulence issues *cough terra cough*, etc.
because the reference model is never in god damn stock
I wanna do a custom direct die loop, if I can manage an external pump/res, I'll get the T1, otherwise I may have to go SSupd Meshilicous.
Well speaking for myself I really like SFF but I dislike the lack of 3rd party GPU choices SFF often give. I personally like an SFF case if I know it can fit the biggest GPU (ROG STRIX 4080/4090 for example) and at least a 240mm AIO (so both at the same time). The FormD T1 can not do that unfortunately even though the case is absolutely beautiful. The case in the video can do it and that is why I think it is a good choice for people who want to go small case wise but big on the inside. The price is extremely tough though
The reason the GPU space is important to me is because I want to have the option to go bigger if I want to and to have room for the next generation if I need it without having to change the whole case. I don’t have a STRIX or a 4090 but I want to have that space just in case I like to upgrade
Because of this after hours and hours of reasrch I ended up with a 17L open frame and I couldn’t be more happy. I am not gonna upgrade those case anytime soon
But to each their own of course it all just depends on what you want with your PC
genuinely tempted to get this case with a 5080 and 9800x3d once they release. Although I love my North build, tough choice.
Song❤️
so conclusion here is avoid the first batch. lol
You might want to fix the caption
It says "Nanuk R" instead of Nanoq R.
Nanuk R is a hard case.
why even show fractal, at that size and poor use of space, it's not "SFF"
under 20L is generally considered SFF
@@devyn.johnstonexactly
why does this have less than 1000 views
4 views in 1 minute? Bro fell off
At max CPU cooler height do you get 2 slots of GPU clearance?