Hey, gotta say it’s fun hearing the crew in the background. It’s always cool seeing production quality with these shows, but with fun stuff like this it’s way more fun to hear everyone just enjoying the build, in my opinion.
lol why are there so many comments on videos talking about how "natural" a video was. Really guys they're just sitting there putting computers together, just because they have expensive support tech doesn't make them super human people. They're clearly just a bunch of normal tech geeks and it is just weird that I see a comment like this every video like people are expecting something different. I am new to the channel though so maybe I am missing something but even the old videos seem pretty similar just less quality on the back end and Linus looks like a baby.
@@DATWagonator Yes, you clearly are new to the channel. Most tech vids are much more scripter and sterile/to the point. They were like that as well. Now they're just bunch of guys building a computer. No one is implying they're super human...
@@DATWagonator " I am new to the channel though so maybe I am missing something but even the old videos seem pretty similar just less quality on the back end and Linus looks like a baby." Their old videos are my favorites because they give off the exact vibe that this video gives off. You can usually tell when something is scripted or done specifically for videos, which has been happening a lot as they expand their brand, and that's not a bad thing, but it becomes less relatable and natural. This video (and their old videos) felt like it was a last minute decision and lacked a creative direction/script, which could be a positive or a negative depending on how you look at it, but that's what made it so genuine. Another reason why this video in specific felt more genuine, was because it's literally just Linus building a PC, and him talking to his friends for like 3 hours based off what he said. Some of their most popular uploads are streams of Linus building PCs and just talking to chat or his friends.
I’m at the point where I tell people if you can find *something with a GPU* buy it. Prices right now are insane. Built a custom Corsair or buy one, whatever you can find.
I know right =l I'm also damn close to unsubbing all these tech tubers with build guides that use parts that are pretty much unobtainable... I don't blame them for anything but being confronted with these cards is really starting to get near unbearable...
Torx is very much superior to all screws, it is near impossible to strip, has a higher contact ratio and a far better transfer of energy and since most drills have the ability to stop when the screw doesn't go in anymore the philips head screws are only a liability at best with no benefit (maybe only useful in budget assembly lines still to cut high precision machine costs because they self center the drill)
@@MonsterPumpkin torx are still easy to strip if they are made cheaply. I speak from actually having stripped torx screws a few times. But honestly yeah I still do kind of prefer them more - when they are made right they are way harder to strip, and this is a big one - the different sized ones aren't compatible with the smaller size bits. Phillips has several different sizes that are similar enough that they can work with several different screw sizes and honestly most of the time I just choose the one that looks right, makes them really easy to strip out.
Can’t wait for all of the “I moved so I’ve gotta redo all the home networking and tech nonsense that I spent the last ten years doing to my old house” videos.
It's mostly going to be moving his rack, and hurting his back in the process, then crawling around in the attic running Cat6 and knocking holes in the ceiling. Bonus points if Brian the electrician is involved and gets insulted every five seconds.
That's one of the reasons why I refuse to move. I've got my house customized so well: network wiring, security cameras, lots of home automation, backup power, etc., etc. I would hate to re-do it all over again, or might love it to do it with better technology.
This is basically how those old Apple Cube computers went together. If you had to replace the HDD, you had to slide the entire chassis out of the cube, then IIRC, the HDD just slides out. That was back when Apple engineering was really cool and you could actually replace stuff.
linus feels insulted when they say he is old and then proceeds to make a 1984 dungeon master reference at 9:12 Edit: Ok for clarification. The original quote comes from the 1984 movie dungeon master. But it was something that Adam Savage said in Mythbusters. But the phrase came from the movie. He himself clarified it in his youtube channel.
Honestly love the random inserts of random conversation with the LMG employees! Makes it feel less like a rigid job and more fun and alive if that makes any sense
Torx support higher torque without stripping the bolt, they're better for constant use when doing maintenance regularly, should be the standard in my opinion, philips screws strip very easily specially when using the wrong tip (there are several of them and everybody uses them interchangeably).
I like how Linus has made like 10+ videos about making his house better with air-conditioning, cameras, speakers, garage doors, and then buy a new house right after. Did he just renovate his house so he could flip it, and record it as videos he can profit off and tax as a business expense? That's genius.
This is actually dope as hell. I've seen a lot of SFF builds and have never been tempted due to how hard they seem to build. This looks even easier than building in a mid tower. You could undervolt that 3080 to chop off some wattage and that would have much more bearable temps
Linus, I agree with your observation as to the top of the case being open being a better design. Heat rises. Take the case back off and find a machine shop near you to plasma cut vents in the top. Then powder coat it your favorite color. Awesome video, and is agree it seemed to be one of easier power builds.
Sometimes 0:41 I think he does that to keep the meme alive, but then I think about the ramdomness, the price, the regularity, the spontaneity, the unpredictablity and sometimes the surprise in his eyes (when he remembers that gravity exists)... of all his drops... and ovbiously the recent wound on his forehead... and I realize, No one cant fake that instinct for dropping.
Yea definitely think he plays it up sometimes but he is genuinely clumsy too, I don’t think anyone would purposely try to knock themselves out by a metal beam for a joke lol
I can't wait to see his new house! He put so much time trying to upgrade his old house... I suppose he finally saw the light & figured out it'd be easier just moving into a newer, more modern place lol
@@MrGothicruler666 **It's from The Dungeonmaster way back in 1984, 30 years before Gurren Lagann(2007). Adam posted a video about it back in February, and there's a top 10 quotes video for the show with it at #1.
16:53 I recently replaced the water in my loop after 3 years (!) and cleaned it and "improved" my fan and pump speeds. My PC did not shut of, but the water temp went to 70°C and the case was so hot, you could nearly burn yourself :D It was pretty silent though, and the water probably wont have any bio issues after neraly boiling it.
Ngl, this is by a mile the coolest build I've seen in years. Like my PC is top tier but like my case just sucks... If I was to start fresh, this would be IT
@@NirateGoel That maybe true, but a lot of us, including myself, heard it from Adam saying it on a Mythbusters. Personally speaking, I did not heard that quote until I watch that episode of Mythbusters.
btw, on the website from Louqe you can see that in the case is the option to build a 140mm fan on top in the case. maybe that makes it a bit cooler then 80°C for CPU and GPU. greets from Germany
There's nothing in the manual about how to actually install it, and I'm not sure what good a 140mm fan is gonna do with a mostly closed top. You could maybe pull some extra air through the small gaps, but how much good is that realistically going to do?
@@ShaneSaiyan the housing is on the side where the graphics card sits with a relatively large grille that allows a lot of air. the fan above is installed in such a way that it "pushes" the air through the small slits around the lid! that is precisely the weak point. warm air always rises as we have learned in physics, and the fan above would help to improve the flow of air in the housing significantly because it could push more air out than it would without it. and if you look closely you can also see the 4 screws where the 140mm fan can be attached. I would also like to link you to where the possibility of installation is described on the manufacturer's website, but links are not allowed here, so you will have to find it yourself. but it's easy to find. just click on the "SPECS" button on the website and you are right where it says it is. greets
anyone else miss his classics like when he water cooled the entire linus tech tips house for all of the computers? Not saying i wanna see more of that but yeah that was kind of a baller move.
I think this is the easiest small form factor build I’ve seen 🤔 I was really surprised at how easy that was. I would love to see a 2.0 version and if there are ever parts available I would love a build like this. As I’ve gotten older I’ve found myself like my gadgets and stuff to take up a lot less space and more easy of use. I don’t need all that power but this would be more than enough.
omg I was 15 mins in before i realised he was saying the name of the case. I thought "was he told to try and say lowkey as much as possible in a video for a bet or something".
Hey Linus, I work for a company here in San Diego, CA that manufactures rugged compact computing solutions for the military. We squeeze big things (like RTX4000s) into small form factors (less than 20 inches in depth, 6 inches in height, and 5 inches in width). These systems are built to withstand combat environments and thus undergo extreme testing in a variety of environments. It would be cool if you reviewed a system like this one of these days. I get there wouldn't be much of a civilian application for it, but it would be interesting to show the public nonetheless
Yea cases can still be outrageous in price. I hope prices keep coming down while. being user friend. Ans let's bring back airflow.... These solid glass cases just are not good lol
I've had my fill of seeing all of these video cards on here that we can't get ahold of to use. GLad you got it, glad people are watching but cya till the rest of us can catch up.
@@helplmchoking very true, if remodeling the kitchen/bathroom/patio etc. Can’t say installing a new IoT garage opener, 10 gigabit networking and NAS storage server, with PoE camera system kinda falls into the everyday tick list of a house buyer.
@@TheMelbournelad well not those, so much, but the NAS and camera kit could probably be moved. But also they're a source of content and revenue with the bonus of not involving lots of people in the studio during the worst of the pandemic which was probably a good motivator
The nice thing about that case too wrt the color options is it's super customizable. Just pull the outer cover, prep it, paint it, and coat it and you're done.
Philips heads suck. I once spend a whole afternoon for removing a damaged Philips head, ending in drilling it out and cutting a new thread. That is nothing I fancy doing on electronic stuff. Never came acros a Torx damaged that much. Wherever possible, I throw Philips heads in the bin and replace them by Torx. Had I done paid work on that afternoon, I could have afforded a life time stock of replacement Torx screws. So big thumbs up, Louqe!
@Hadi Ishtiaq [Student] actually shoot, they could do something about reviewing a new car with lots of “tech” on short circuit or something. The dad energy from the socks and Sandals x two t shirt and cargo shorts crossover would be insane.
I’ve now forced myself to do this build few months later after sourcing the rtx card. Here are my thoughts. The finish is very poor to the point you can cut yourself when handling it. The advertised possibility to easily carry it is only for the people who wish to lose their fingers. It’s a very heavy rough cut thick aluminium which acts as a mass heat storage so cpu temps are high. Plastic base is cheap and ugly. Mine is throttling at full load reaching 100 deg Celsius using the “best” cooler solution by the case manufacturer - the one which makes the case almost impossible to close as the fit is so tight you need to remove the anti vibration rubber on a 120mm additional cup fan to make it fit. It’s also very loud at full load. There is no zip ties points and there’s surprisingly little room inside the case. I had better temps and could fit 3 ssd drives in a much much smaller case from Dan. Graphic card is not securely mounted as it does not have a release clip. All ports located at the bottom of the case as simply stupid and a pain to reach. There no way to use dust filters without turning this case into air frying machine - also the “best solution” cpu cooler simply will not allow to have enough room for the thinnest of dust sheets. What else… ah the on/off button falls apart each time you open the case on top of making cheap scratchy noise when pressed. I’m not sure how to use the provided usb port (only one came with my case) as it is usb-c female to usb-c male - maybe my motherboard does not have such feature. So another external usb splitter is needed for the easy of use. So overall what have I ended up with? - An ugly colour, heavy and hot, large but tiny inside case and I still have to keep the rest of my drives as external now plus usb port extension on top… and I need to dust the flat twice as often as before. I’ve spent 75usd on additional 3 fans to be able to put the outer shell on due to temperature inside - one fan is on top making it rather ugly looking. This case is a nightmare and should disappear from the market. Stay away. If you want a quality case check other options. This is a product from someone who has never build a pc. Yet alone small factor one. The designer is emailing people to buy this failed prototype at 50% discount but trust me you don’t want put your pc for days on end. It has taken me 2 days and I have been building pc’s my whole life. All those articles and yt reviews are biased. You have been warned.
@@10secondsrule Agree, I bought it - went through 3 different coolers, the recommended one being the worst. Scythe shuriken 3 is the best with a foam duct. Case desperately needs another fan exhaust at the top but it makes the case so ugly. I regret buying it everyday. I don’t understand how they made the ghost s1 and then made this awful case.
You are awesome and an inspiration. Remind me of a great friend of me. Most driven, down-to-earth, creative and spontaneous, honest soul :) Also + great staff. A bit awkward some of them, but confidence is contagious ;)
Doing tons and tons of laptop warranty repairs, pretty happy with torx because it's durable and just works. Didn't realize it was such an issue with so many people honestly.
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Hey, gotta say it’s fun hearing the crew in the background. It’s always cool seeing production quality with these shows, but with fun stuff like this it’s way more fun to hear everyone just enjoying the build, in my opinion.
Except for on Techlinked when half of it is offscreen conversations.
Agreed!
11:48
Man, Anybody else love how casual this episode was. It just felt more, genuine.
yeah, I just want to get this case now, just because of how much of a casual build this was.
lol why are there so many comments on videos talking about how "natural" a video was. Really guys they're just sitting there putting computers together, just because they have expensive support tech doesn't make them super human people. They're clearly just a bunch of normal tech geeks and it is just weird that I see a comment like this every video like people are expecting something different. I am new to the channel though so maybe I am missing something but even the old videos seem pretty similar just less quality on the back end and Linus looks like a baby.
@@DATWagonator Yes, you clearly are new to the channel. Most tech vids are much more scripter and sterile/to the point. They were like that as well. Now they're just bunch of guys building a computer. No one is implying they're super human...
@@DATWagonator
" I am new to the channel though so maybe I am missing something but even the old videos seem pretty similar just less quality on the back end and Linus looks like a baby."
Their old videos are my favorites because they give off the exact vibe that this video gives off. You can usually tell when something is scripted or done specifically for videos, which has been happening a lot as they expand their brand, and that's not a bad thing, but it becomes less relatable and natural. This video (and their old videos) felt like it was a last minute decision and lacked a creative direction/script, which could be a positive or a negative depending on how you look at it, but that's what made it so genuine.
Another reason why this video in specific felt more genuine, was because it's literally just Linus building a PC, and him talking to his friends for like 3 hours based off what he said. Some of their most popular uploads are streams of Linus building PCs and just talking to chat or his friends.
I love it when the host is invested in the build, and you can see the crew are having fun. It always makes the best videos
11:43 Gave Agent Sarah a hard time for shaking components while building, does the same thing
12:08 Then wields PC as a plasma rifle
As a fuel rod!
wobbling the computer =/= moving graphics card up and down while in the pcie socket
@@10unnecessary01 . Cool story, but the OP was referring to Sarah shaking the case with parts inside to see is they were secured. Not her GPU flexing.
I’m at the point where I tell people if you can find *something with a GPU* buy it. Prices right now are insane. Built a custom Corsair or buy one, whatever you can find.
yeah true
I know right =l I'm also damn close to unsubbing all these tech tubers with build guides that use parts that are pretty much unobtainable... I don't blame them for anything but being confronted with these cards is really starting to get near unbearable...
That’s cool and all, but is it possible to put a GPU in a *bike* and make the all new Razer RGB Gaming Bike, for only $69.99?
@@alinapaasz1841 😍😍😍
Or just not buy a PC unless you actually need it for work or something.
i actually prefer torx for small screws, its much harder to strip them, meanwhile most standard p0-p3 screws are not only cheap, but strip super easy
Torx master race
Never thought there’d be discourse about a screw but you’re right torx master race
I don't even have a torx screwdriver but I'm convinced, torx master race
Torx is very much superior to all screws, it is near impossible to strip, has a higher contact ratio and a far better transfer of energy and since most drills have the ability to stop when the screw doesn't go in anymore the philips head screws are only a liability at best with no benefit (maybe only useful in budget assembly lines still to cut high precision machine costs because they self center the drill)
@@MonsterPumpkin torx are still easy to strip if they are made cheaply. I speak from actually having stripped torx screws a few times. But honestly yeah I still do kind of prefer them more - when they are made right they are way harder to strip, and this is a big one - the different sized ones aren't compatible with the smaller size bits. Phillips has several different sizes that are similar enough that they can work with several different screw sizes and honestly most of the time I just choose the one that looks right, makes them really easy to strip out.
He already managed to drop something 43 seconds in. Nice one Linus
0:43
Empty box... so it's fine
@@alinapaasz1841 don't click the link waste of time
@Tyler Worthington good question... hahaha
41 seconds, you have a ping of 200.
You're basically 2 seconds late.
The best LTT videos are the ones Linus truly has a blast with. I love seeing the joy he gets from building PC's!
After watching Linus struggle with the last small case, ngl - this one looks so good and was so easy to build, I WANT IT.
Can’t wait for all of the “I moved so I’ve gotta redo all the home networking and tech nonsense that I spent the last ten years doing to my old house” videos.
It's mostly going to be moving his rack, and hurting his back in the process, then crawling around in the attic running Cat6 and knocking holes in the ceiling. Bonus points if Brian the electrician is involved and gets insulted every five seconds.
@@peter_smyth
Don’t forget the AC too.
That's one of the reasons why I refuse to move. I've got my house customized so well: network wiring, security cameras, lots of home automation, backup power, etc., etc. I would hate to re-do it all over again, or might love it to do it with better technology.
Ahhh, redstone at its finest
On the bright side he now has the money and knowledge to upgrade his house properly
I love that the editor just sprinkled all of the random convos in. Its hilarious
+1 to this. It feels more enjoyable to watch and their opinions are usually on point.
This is basically how those old Apple Cube computers went together. If you had to replace the HDD, you had to slide the entire chassis out of the cube, then IIRC, the HDD just slides out. That was back when Apple engineering was really cool and you could actually replace stuff.
Well Apple engineering is still crazy cool but you can't replace anything that's for sure.
i was so early the title was "building an corsair one, but better" or something like that :)
It was "build your own corsair ONE (but better)"
Yeah lmao
Funny, because it's only been 1 hour lol
Yeah
same dude
9:13 “I reject his reality and substitute my own” my favorite Adam Savage quote!
Actually its from 1984 Dungeon Master.
The ending of Sword Art Online Abridged
These comments are hilarious
I am missing. an eyebrow.
*Slowly puts hand to face to impersonate Jamie *
You can feel the pain in linus’s eyes when David asks if he’s turning 42 7:40
wait he isnt 41?
yeah, they are lowballing him so much /s
@@Mkrabs hes turning 36
@@indiefansexplode Google says he's currently 34.. so who knows
9:13 “I reject his reality and substitute my own”
Oh the memories
NICE! Dungeonmaster
@@Jorgelhus What? No, Mythbusters. What the hell is Dungeonmaster?
@@theblan1k0ne th-cam.com/video/2WFFhicVeXI/w-d-xo.html
@@theblan1k0ne the one in mythbusters is referring to the dungeon master
@@5Stringslinger it's an saoa reference
linus feels insulted when they say he is old and then proceeds to make a 1984 dungeon master reference at 9:12
Edit:
Ok for clarification. The original quote comes from the 1984 movie dungeon master. But it was something that Adam Savage said in Mythbusters.
But the phrase came from the movie. He himself clarified it in his youtube channel.
He probably heard it from Mythbusters though.
@@MyNameIsBucket I was looking for where I heard that quote from. Definitely myth busters
That's a dungeon master reference? I really liked that quote but not sure where I got it from. Never played dungeon master
Thanks, I feel young, only heard it on Mythbusters, didn't realise it was a reference in itself.
Lol I got mad flash backs to Sao abridged
I'm in love with how simple and modern this thing looks.
0:41 Not the kind of drop I'm here for, but I'll take it.
I feel like we need Jake's offtopic remarks more often in LTT videos :D
I find him kind of annoying to be honest.
I can not hear "iFixit" without Jay yelling in my head, everytime.
And no explosions, WTF? 😂
They gotta up the production quality on those sponsor bits man.... not even a single explosion, damn
Dropped pieces of hardware 48 seconds in, he’s getting more and more dangerous
@@alinapaasz1841 no ho
it was planned and empty box
yea.
SHIT HE BRAINWASHED DICK KALLERHAN CALL FOR REINFORCEMENTS
He's been doing it on purpose for years. Bad forced meme. Also the box was empty.
Original title was: Build your own Corsair One, but better!
Seen it
Sounds like corsair got butt hurt lol
Why was it changed so quickly???
@@ethan5285 because corsair is their partner and sponsor.
Forgot the brackets
Honestly love the random inserts of random conversation with the LMG employees! Makes it feel less like a rigid job and more fun and alive if that makes any sense
Torx support higher torque without stripping the bolt, they're better for constant use when doing maintenance regularly, should be the standard in my opinion, philips screws strip very easily specially when using the wrong tip (there are several of them and everybody uses them interchangeably).
Yes, and people put all sorts of flathead drivers, philips of wrong size, coins whatever they have available into philips screws. Torx are great.
And also, since it's from Sweden, it uses them because ... IKEA
I like how Linus has made like 10+ videos about making his house better with air-conditioning, cameras, speakers, garage doors, and then buy a new house right after.
Did he just renovate his house so he could flip it, and record it as videos he can profit off and tax as a business expense? That's genius.
Pp
Actually it's simple math, 0 children(when bought) + 3 children = new house.
@@conduit64 this. If you don't fit in a house, you have to move.
He actually said that he was going to do it on a old video, in the Electric Car Charger one
This is actually dope as hell. I've seen a lot of SFF builds and have never been tempted due to how hard they seem to build. This looks even easier than building in a mid tower. You could undervolt that 3080 to chop off some wattage and that would have much more bearable temps
Torx Is just superior, I like screws I don't have to move a skyscraper into for it to go in smoothly👀
torx also doesnt strip dude its the best screw eva
I was just thinking that in the winter I'd turn it around to face me to give me a bit of warmth 😂
I was having a bad day, but watching computers being built kinda just puts me in my happy place ya know
I haven't seen Linus have this much fun building a PC in a while. It's so nice.
SFF builds will do that to you
That hazard alarm sound effect at 12:10 sounded like it came from my house, downstairs. I was legit spooked!
Linus, I agree with your observation as to the top of the case being open being a better design. Heat rises. Take the case back off and find a machine shop near you to plasma cut vents in the top. Then powder coat it your favorite color. Awesome video, and is agree it seemed to be one of easier power builds.
Sometimes 0:41 I think he does that to keep the meme alive, but then I think about the ramdomness, the price, the regularity, the spontaneity, the unpredictablity and sometimes the surprise in his eyes (when he remembers that gravity exists)... of all his drops... and ovbiously the recent wound on his forehead... and I realize, No one cant fake that instinct for dropping.
Yea definitely think he plays it up sometimes but he is genuinely clumsy too, I don’t think anyone would purposely try to knock themselves out by a metal beam for a joke lol
I love this style of video. casual building and off-topic stuff. I love it
Now I just want the full length build so I can enjoy the funny conversations
torx is just perfect. I have replaced every screw in my house with torx. ould´nt be happier !
Am I the only one who says “FIX IT WITH IFIX IT” in Jays voice every time I see a promo for them 😂
No you are not
Obviously not
Do you add EXPLOSIONS too?
@@moofey yeah my partner gets annoyed when I blow up my desk sometimes.
you are not alone my friend
That thing has the most "Death Star interior design" chic kind of look I've ever seen.
I can't wait to see his new house! He put so much time trying to upgrade his old house... I suppose he finally saw the light & figured out it'd be easier just moving into a newer, more modern place lol
Probably Yvonne was like “hey, this isn’t working anymore.” LOL!
0:55 happy Linus
This video is just a simple guy building computers. It's so wholesome :) I'm so happy
9:12 That wink to Adam Savage made me realise these guys are also, kinda makers.
It's actually a quote from Gurren Lagan that Adam ripped
@@MrGothicruler666 it's originally a quote from a cheesy 80's movie called dungeon master
@@MrGothicruler666 **It's from The Dungeonmaster way back in 1984, 30 years before Gurren Lagann(2007). Adam posted a video about it back in February, and there's a top 10 quotes video for the show with it at #1.
@@csk24816 nice! Thanks for telling me
"I reject your reality and substitute my own" Adam would agree ;)
I see a man of culture here.
Adam stole it from a movie called "The Dungeonmaster". Found out about it from Red Letter Media :)
oh no.
hey u are not alone haha
I reject my humanity, Jono!
“I **** my pants while walking home one time” best line in this video
Out of absolute nowhere😂😂
The chill vibes from the video are immense
PLEASE
MAKE A TOUR....
BEFORE /AFTER...
AND TAKE US TROUGH THE RENOVATIONS JOURNEY OF THE NEW PLACE!
PLEEEEEEEASE!
16:53 I recently replaced the water in my loop after 3 years (!) and cleaned it and "improved" my fan and pump speeds. My PC did not shut of, but the water temp went to 70°C and the case was so hot, you could nearly burn yourself :D It was pretty silent though, and the water probably wont have any bio issues after neraly boiling it.
Can't wait for round two of DIY Home Upgrades!
Just upgraded the airco. All the attic-hell is all over again.
“Build your own Corsair one(but better)”😁
This is how the Notification Center showed me this video
My notification showed as build your own corsa and I was like this isn't a car channel 😂
Im guessing he didn't want the free corsair plug in there lol..
He hanged it
86' was the first year of jeeps 4.0 bulletproof engine design, I guess it wasn't the only awesome thing born that year. happy birthday!
i am now waiting for a matte white version of that case
Hearing Jake talk about shitting his pants walking home made this my fav LTT video ever
just bought a home myself so I'm looking forward to the updated home tech upgrade videos.
Oof that power button reminded me of a standard zipper malfunction at the night club restroom....
9:12 The Adam Savage quote got me. My childhood!
Ngl, this is by a mile the coolest build I've seen in years. Like my PC is top tier but like my case just sucks... If I was to start fresh, this would be IT
For those watching this video, Louqe has cut the price in half for this case, you're welcome.
This is real, I have received one already
Adding to this, yuppp
Any shot it could fit a 4080 in there?
I love this new episode of Linus Drop Tips
0:45 his pronunciation of cojones is the most canadian thing about him
Ka-hoonays, eh?
It's actually "cojones".
Pronounced koh-joh-nes
@@jaos0804 fixed it, thanks
oh! that's what he meant
@@jaos0804 learned or via family?
I love you guys casually chatting with each other.
As someone who regularly deals with phillips head screws, I can assure you the reason anyone goes with torx is to prevent stripping.
Linus dropping an Adam Savage quote is a nice way to start my Mondays.
THIS!!
@@NirateGoel That maybe true, but a lot of us, including myself, heard it from Adam saying it on a Mythbusters. Personally speaking, I did not heard that quote until I watch that episode of Mythbusters.
@@beaudavis3808 Doesn't matter
Still not his quote, The Dungeonmaster is the source
0:00 "Thiss" i felt i was watching the wrong channel 😂😂😂
Only cars people can relate wwwwwww
I’ve heard that “thiss” so many times I can hardly stand it
The way he said "This is.." is like how a car youtuber Doug Demero start his car video review 🤣
yeeeesssssss
“THISSSSSSSSSSSS *continuesintoeternity* SSSSSS is” is more appropriate for a Doug impression
btw, on the website from Louqe you can see that in the case is the option to build a 140mm fan on top in the case. maybe that makes it a bit cooler then 80°C for CPU and GPU. greets from Germany
There's nothing in the manual about how to actually install it, and I'm not sure what good a 140mm fan is gonna do with a mostly closed top. You could maybe pull some extra air through the small gaps, but how much good is that realistically going to do?
@@ShaneSaiyan the housing is on the side where the graphics card sits with a relatively large grille that allows a lot of air. the fan above is installed in such a way that it "pushes" the air through the small slits around the lid! that is precisely the weak point. warm air always rises as we have learned in physics, and the fan above would help to improve the flow of air in the housing significantly because it could push more air out than it would without it. and if you look closely you can also see the 4 screws where the 140mm fan can be attached. I would also like to link you to where the possibility of installation is described on the manufacturer's website, but links are not allowed here, so you will have to find it yourself. but it's easy to find. just click on the "SPECS" button on the website and you are right where it says it is. greets
I'm proud of Linus finally getting to level 2 of Doom Eternal
anyone else miss his classics like when he water cooled the entire linus tech tips house for all of the computers? Not saying i wanna see more of that but yeah that was kind of a baller move.
I think this is the easiest small form factor build I’ve seen 🤔 I was really surprised at how easy that was. I would love to see a 2.0 version and if there are ever parts available I would love a build like this. As I’ve gotten older I’ve found myself like my gadgets and stuff to take up a lot less space and more easy of use. I don’t need all that power but this would be more than enough.
I love this case. So cool that the whole thing just slides back in.
I lowkey thought that Madison just taught him whats lowkey means and he lowkey can't stop saying it...But its actually the case brand name
But... LOKI
omg I was 15 mins in before i realised he was saying the name of the case. I thought "was he told to try and say lowkey as much as possible in a video for a bet or something".
How he opened up with “This” gave me serious Doug Demuro vibes
Wow thats acurrate.
Hey Linus, I work for a company here in San Diego, CA that manufactures rugged compact computing solutions for the military. We squeeze big things (like RTX4000s) into small form factors (less than 20 inches in depth, 6 inches in height, and 5 inches in width). These systems are built to withstand combat environments and thus undergo extreme testing in a variety of environments. It would be cool if you reviewed a system like this one of these days. I get there wouldn't be much of a civilian application for it, but it would be interesting to show the public nonetheless
7:42 AAAAAAAAAAAAAA MAAAN THE BUUUURNNNN AHAHAHA
first on an verifyed TH-camr comment
4 minutes...You know this will have a ton of likes
hey guys, this guy has a check mark next to his name :)
*S W A R M H I M*
poor linus
I started to laugh. But quickly realized I am 42. :(
Price is absolutely insane. Grateful to Coolermaster and Lian Li trying to bring SFF to the majority of PC gamers who won't have $300 for a case
Yea cases can still be outrageous in price. I hope prices keep coming down while. being user friend. Ans let's bring back airflow.... These solid glass cases just are not good lol
Put it in perspective: $300 is only 1/10th of a GPU right now!
Welcome to niche crowdfunded hobbies
I really want to build my first pc this year
Didn't even know I ever wanted to until I found this channel
"I reject your reality and substitute my own" just reminds me of Adam Savage
The dungeon master
@@elinor8569 Aka RAGEWAR, starring Bull from Night Court
Good cooling: fine.
Easy to build in: fine.
Uses Torx screws: shut up and take my money
Nobody can steal your 3080 if the case uses torx screws.
@@brytonmassie Except if you live outside the US
I've had my fill of seeing all of these video cards on here that we can't get ahold of to use. GLad you got it, glad people are watching but cya till the rest of us can catch up.
Legit is the project I was thinking about today.
Same here
7:20 chit chat brought a new place. Me: wait didn’t you just like like finish whole series or fitting out house how you wanted it??
3 reasons you do up the house: you just bought it, you just came into a chunk of cash or you're about to sell lol
@@helplmchoking very true, if remodeling the kitchen/bathroom/patio etc.
Can’t say installing a new IoT garage opener, 10 gigabit networking and NAS storage server, with PoE camera system kinda falls into the everyday tick list of a house buyer.
@@TheMelbournelad well not those, so much, but the NAS and camera kit could probably be moved. But also they're a source of content and revenue with the bonus of not involving lots of people in the studio during the worst of the pandemic which was probably a good motivator
The nice thing about that case too wrt the color options is it's super customizable. Just pull the outer cover, prep it, paint it, and coat it and you're done.
"I reject your reality and substitute my own!" Adam Savage & Linus Tech Tips 9:12
When linus says "This is"
My brain: Austin Evans, and that guy who always starts his video with this (car reviewer)
Moug MeDuro!
Hearing them talk about how they'll be back to normal by August sure feels weird
The other “usb C” port is actually a Kensington lock slot
I love how he droppd a thing literally less than a minute into the video😂
Wouldn't be Linus otherwise 😂
id love an edition with bigger vents or a mesh edition, ive been waiting for the one or a one look alike case to hit the market
9:12
Me: "Nice! Dungeonmaser!"
Linus: "what?? No. Mythbusters! what the hell is dungeonmaster"
Me: "Oh, I was so happy there for a second"
I CANNOT BELIEVE I HAD TO SCROLL SO MUCH FOR THIS.
Btw, thank you, man of culture
Geez, I thought it was ONE of a kind!
Painful joke
@@daniel-pi9yw I know...
Philips heads suck. I once spend a whole afternoon for removing a damaged Philips head, ending in drilling it out and cutting a new thread. That is nothing I fancy doing on electronic stuff.
Never came acros a Torx damaged that much. Wherever possible, I throw Philips heads in the bin and replace them by Torx. Had I done paid work on that afternoon, I could have afforded a life time stock of replacement Torx screws.
So big thumbs up, Louqe!
“This is the Corsair One.”
You sound like Doug.
@Hadi Ishtiaq [Student] I wish, but Doug the type of guy to buy one Mac and use it for 10 years so I’m not sure if we’ll get a crossover lol.
Waiting to hear about all it’s quirks and features.
@@YakulDeath let's build him a Hackintosh. And let him not use it because he is Doug
Thought the same thing. Sounded like Doug almost exactly.
@Hadi Ishtiaq [Student] actually shoot, they could do something about reviewing a new car with lots of “tech” on short circuit or something. The dad energy from the socks and Sandals x two t shirt and cargo shorts crossover would be insane.
If you watch Linus videos on 2x playback speed, Linus becomes the squirrel from "Hood Winked"
I’ve now forced myself to do this build few months later after sourcing the rtx card. Here are my thoughts.
The finish is very poor to the point you can cut yourself when handling it. The advertised possibility to easily carry it is only for the people who wish to lose their fingers. It’s a very heavy rough cut thick aluminium which acts as a mass heat storage so cpu temps are high. Plastic base is cheap and ugly. Mine is throttling at full load reaching 100 deg Celsius using the “best” cooler solution by the case manufacturer - the one which makes the case almost impossible to close as the fit is so tight you need to remove the anti vibration rubber on a 120mm additional cup fan to make it fit. It’s also very loud at full load. There is no zip ties points and there’s surprisingly little room inside the case. I had better temps and could fit 3 ssd drives in a much much smaller case from Dan. Graphic card is not securely mounted as it does not have a release clip. All ports located at the bottom of the case as simply stupid and a pain to reach. There no way to use dust filters without turning this case into air frying machine - also the “best solution” cpu cooler simply will not allow to have enough room for the thinnest of dust sheets. What else… ah the on/off button falls apart each time you open the case on top of making cheap scratchy noise when pressed. I’m not sure how to use the provided usb port (only one came with my case) as it is usb-c female to usb-c male - maybe my motherboard does not have such feature. So another external usb splitter is needed for the easy of use. So overall what have I ended up with? - An ugly colour, heavy and hot, large but tiny inside case and I still have to keep the rest of my drives as external now plus usb port extension on top… and I need to dust the flat twice as often as before. I’ve spent 75usd on additional 3 fans to be able to put the outer shell on due to temperature inside - one fan is on top making it rather ugly looking. This case is a nightmare and should disappear from the market. Stay away. If you want a quality case check other options. This is a product from someone who has never build a pc. Yet alone small factor one. The designer is emailing people to buy this failed prototype at 50% discount but trust me you don’t want put your pc for days on end. It has taken me 2 days and I have been building pc’s my whole life. All those articles and yt reviews are biased. You have been warned.
@@10secondsrule Agree, I bought it - went through 3 different coolers, the recommended one being the worst. Scythe shuriken 3 is the best with a foam duct. Case desperately needs another fan exhaust at the top but it makes the case so ugly. I regret buying it everyday. I don’t understand how they made the ghost s1 and then made this awful case.
Linus with a new place? Didn't he just spend so much time and effort finally getting his garage doors automated again? XD
after all the work he did on his old house, he buys a new one
Yeah was wondering the same thing
Probably why he did all that, especially the A/C... and now it means he can do it all over again for new videos!
Just means more content!
@@kevinb130 Yeah, gotta increase that resale value to soften the blow of the new purchase....
You are awesome and an inspiration. Remind me of a great friend of me. Most driven, down-to-earth, creative and spontaneous, honest soul :)
Also + great staff. A bit awkward some of them, but confidence is contagious ;)
Doing tons and tons of laptop warranty repairs, pretty happy with torx because it's durable and just works. Didn't realize it was such an issue with so many people honestly.
well someone is getting a baller house, & we're going to get so many Brian the Electrician videos
It reminded me about that scene where they dismantled the rocket in "The Rock" to get the chip out.