"the box is very small, here is my hand for scale" - How do we know you're not a giant living in a giant house at the top of a beanstalk? We've never seen you outside.
You should try a case mod to uncork the fan inputs and maybe put some kind of "hifi" style feet under it to give it some room to pull in air and see if that helps temps.
@@erikpedersen4146 no one says he can't do both. Not everyone would be willing to or able to mod their case to improve airflow though. Would be nice to see if improving airflow will lower temps.
Before liquid cooling, you should cut an opening in the bottom of the case where the fans should be drawing air in and glue some nylon mesh over the hole, Giving the fans relatively unrestricted airflow while having some dust prevention and see how much that improves thermals.
@Awhoo Thunder Well If I own it I would be perfectly fine with a because I'm not an heavy gamer and. Also compared to hp pavilion gaming laptop, it's way better. And people are not using 8 core cpu to game.
These unique lil devices are my favourite videos that you do! It's so cool to see lil devices becoming so capable at a somewhat lower and more affordable price point... Makes me just that much more excited for the future of tech and gaming as far as accessibility, affordability, and portability goes... Thanks for the video, Dawid! Cool stuff as always, man!
Sounds like a cooling mod by drilling a few small air holes over the top of the fans would do a lot to help with those in game and stress load test temperatures. I would suggest using something in the 1 to 2 mm ( 1/8 inch ) size to drill out a small pattern of holes over the tops of the 2 fans that would really do good to lower the temps and give those fans some room to breath.
Awesome. Glad to see you reviewing this. Been thinking for weeks about buying one of these as a work-at-home pc (data engineering and programming). Great to have all those cores for multi threading as well as a capable gpu for apps that can use it.
^ This. Undervolting might work great in this case. Used to own a dell g7 7588 with a i5 8300h and a gtx 1050 and Temps were awful until I undervolted. It would be great to see undervolting results
Liquid metal + undervolted would probably allow it to hold max clocks, I hate how so many people don't test undervolting on SFF PC/Laptop reviews the free performance gains are huge from doing it..
@@andrewmcewan9145 It's every Intel CPU, but you can easily unlock them by modifying the bios. Just another place where AMD could swing big on Intel if they allowed undervolting on their mobile chips, but they don't..
@@3rd.world.eliteAJ I'm pritty sure icelake and tigerlake have the voltage controller blocked with microcode. I dont have any laptop that new and never had any issue using throttle stop to undervolt chips between haswell and coffeelake without a bios mod. It woud be cool if fivr lock was a bios toggle and modding bios would work but unfortunately thats not how it seems to be.
Doing a couple of minor mods could improve the cooling and noise significantly I would bet. One remove the stock case feet and install some taller ones. Two modify the bottom panel so the fans have some vents directly above them. Should be easy enough as its a snap off plastic panel. Would be interesting to see how much of a difference that would make.
this isnt a bad price, its about 800 bucks USD for the one in this video, I just want to know what brand the motherboard is cause it could be made very cheap and last like a month
Its shit for $800. For around that a 4600h and 1650ti would perform better. And come with a display. And keep temps about 70 on gpu and 80 on cpu. With tuning and repasting expect a 10 degree reduction. This guy got scammed.
@@siyzerixeh personal preference, in 5 years time that laptop is stuck at 720p for gaming and this machine can do 4k with a 400$ gpu upgrade, there is a usecase for it, at least I would take it over something less expansion
Nice! I wonder how it would perform if you modify the case so the fans could get better airflow. Like square holes over the intakes. Could fancy it up by adding a filter over the hole.
I'm amazed you didn't try the first obvious fix. To leave the back of it open so the fans don't choke. I'm looking forward for that and also some liquid metal....then finally move to water cooling.
In my experience trying to repaste my PS4, I have discovered that applying regular thermal paste on an exposed CPU dye results in something called the pump-out effect. It's basically when the thermal paste starts oozing from the sides of the chip due to expansion and compression along with a lack of friction. It doesn't matter how much paste you apply or how you do it it will always come out from the sides. The solution is to use a higher viscosity paste or for a more robust solution, you can use thermal grizzly carbonaut. I used the latter and worked like a charm.
Try a spread test to make sure the heatsink is making full, proper contact. Also, try running it elevated with the bottom off to see how temps improve with zero airflow restriction.
Seems like it would be a good multimedia entertainment center that can do some light/short term gaming. Just hook it up to a tv in anyone's living room or a motel room when you're on the go...
This PC is actually kinda amazing... if you mod that bottom panel for better airflow (which couldn't possibly be that hard) you could easily bring those temps down a lot.
I mean, if you want better cooling you could have made custom plates to change the small airflow to a large airflow and it will still look good. You could have dropped like between 7-20 degrees Celsius.
i feel like if you actually cut off the bottom part (its not a bad mod as you dont see the bottom part ever) and just add some mesh to introduce some more fresh air and maybe put it on a laptop fan stand/platform to just show off its maximum potential @ stock config, without liquid cooling
I would've used a hole saw and drilled holes the size of the fans on the intake portion of the case, then glued some mesh in, right where the fan intakes are and watch those temps fall.
So fun thing, at least back then (not sure if it's still the case) playing Tarkov on all low would somehow run worse than on medium, because the devs are just that good
Awesome. What this told me is that for applications that max out the CPU/GPU, extra thermal paste and/or re-pasting or reseating your chips will not really lower chip temperatures, just as I expected. For 'regular' operations they might make your PC not work as hard with the fan, and you'll have less noise, but that's another story.
i would like to see the bottom plastic panel modified for better airflow to those dual fans. Just dremel a cut out and put some kind of mesh there. Or even just drill some holes if your lazy.
@Usman Bamgbola First 2 that came up on my local classifieds were $690 and $700 for gaming laptops. The $700 had a 1060 6gb and the $690 one had a 1050.
Get a hole saw out and make some proper positioned air intakes coupled with some taller feet. That’s would be a great first test to see how you can maximise the current setup
I actually have the i9 8950HK S200H unit without the GPU and it absolutely crushes games. I use a egpu set-up. I turned it into a full sized gaming rig.
I agree with madmat below take that bottom panel off cut a rectangular hole and install a mesh vent so air can get to the fans, then put some raised feet on it to increase air flow. The ony downside to these small rigs is theyre almost all hot boxes, this shortens life and hampers performance - I think a little modding for increased air intake could easily lower temps some.
@dawid you never posted what paste you used either thinner pastes like kryonaut often pump out in low mounting pressure things like laptops ect. ICD or gelid gc extreme would be good pastes for this scenario. Also you should undervolt and adjust the power limits. Water-cooling would be pointless as your not thermal throttling your power limit throttling. Throttle stop using a -.125 mv undervolt and raising long power limit to 65w or 70w would more than likely net you 3.8-4.1 ghz all core permanent boost.
yep, id like to see some ultra janke-mount overkill cooler with "proper flatness" going on. Id assume the to much thermal paste has something to do with slightly less then desired results. Id go as far as to see if the dies are even the same height off the board.
I am on a laptop with the same CPU, and it runs just as hot. It actually thermal throttles because ASUS has no idea about what vents are for. These systems would be perfect for an office, cash register, or any other medium duty usage. The only downside is that PCs are kind of expensive from China, although it seems like you bought from one of the more expensive vendors unless that is due to the shortage. I have seen systems like this run in the $500-600 range which I think is acceptable.
My old "laptop CPU in a desktop" idea if finally catching on sorta lol. Have you seen my vid where I did that? Wish the newer Intel laptop CPUs were still socketed like they use to be :(
Guess what: many home computers of the past (i.e., 1970' - 1980's) also had external power supply units! Only the IBM PC's (which, at the time, were encountered mostly in offices) had the internal PSU's that we know and love today. Laptop computers also have external PSU's, by the way, when they're plugged into a socket, rather than subsisting on their batteries.
Their heatsink is probably pretty uneven so it's not mating very well. Using some thin copper shims MIGHT help since you can't really lap their heatsink.
That's one nice looking computer that pack a decent amount of power 👍 I wonder how the temperatures would look if it was raised a bit and a bunch of holes drilled in the bottom plate 🙂 Greetings from 🇩🇰
Maybe we can 3d print the lower part of the chassis and create a makeshift mount (also makeshift connector) for one 140mm PWM fan. that should help with the airflow problem.
Great video as usual, always enjoy your content. I definitely would like to see a liquid cooling follow up. Also how awesome der8auer chimed in. Think that means your big leagues now!
All these gaming PCs, prebuilts lots of them, coming out with 1650s, etc. and folks singing the praises of them...I guess I was an influencer last summer when I bought one. Ahead of the pack! ;) (I couldn't afford a 2000 series and the 3000s hadn't come out yet)
I guess it's good that good computers are available out there you just have to look for them and be willing to pay the shipping and hope that there's no issues with it.
RGB increases frame timings by 15%, yes. Carbon Fiber reduces input lag by 20%. You know, that time between when you click your mouse and your character on screen fires a shot. -20%. Generally, you need your input lag no higher than 35ms; Thus the carbon fiber.
please do a liquid cooled follow up, that would be sick
plus dual channel ram
now
Do it god damn it
+ UNDERVOLT CPU & GPU ! ! !
i rather see that mini computer getting the liquid metal treatment on the CPU and GPU
haha solid reference :D Thanks man
Thanks for watching the video! Let me know if you want to take this PC for a spin. :P
Ok hätte dich nicht hier erwartet
@@prettylies269 badass username
Wäre sehr interessant ein deutsches Review zu sehen zur bestätigung 😊✌🏼 Wäre ein geiler Lan Party PC💪🏽
Hotter than midday on Mercury. It lines like this that keeps me coming back to your channel.
Yeah same. He’s the funniest tech youtuber
His quip about the "thermal paste bukake" on the other Ali Express PC just about ended me.
He's the finniest guy doing tech videos...
Agreed, I don't even have a PC 😅
@@karlfrench6628 give me an address ill send you one. Im at 510 spinnaker lane. Apt number 6 green bay Wisconsin usa
"the box is very small, here is my hand for scale" - How do we know you're not a giant living in a giant house at the top of a beanstalk? We've never seen you outside.
You make a very Good point there
should have use banana, more accurate
@@justlixian293 i mean there's the metric system but yeah bananas...
@@bojanvelkoski3275 Nobody *actually* uses the metric system, dweeb.
@@metaltrombone549 What's your understanding of the word "Nobody"?
You should try a case mod to uncork the fan inputs and maybe put some kind of "hifi" style feet under it to give it some room to pull in air and see if that helps temps.
yes please do that ! :-)
Yea - more practical than liquid cooled. -
I would also like to see this.
i would like to se that to, makes way more sense than liquid cooling.
@@erikpedersen4146 no one says he can't do both. Not everyone would be willing to or able to mod their case to improve airflow though.
Would be nice to see if improving airflow will lower temps.
Before liquid cooling, you should cut an opening in the bottom of the case where the fans should be drawing air in and glue some nylon mesh over the hole, Giving the fans relatively unrestricted airflow while having some dust prevention and see how much that improves thermals.
So basically we got scammed by AliExpress and got an actually good PC?
Who would figure...
Well, this wasn't Wish-video.
@Awhoo Thunder it's a great pc.
It has a gpu and 8 core cpu.
It's wouldn't be hotter if there were more fan or it was on an normal pc case.
@Awhoo Thunder
Well If I own it I would be perfectly fine with a because I'm not an heavy gamer and. Also compared to hp pavilion gaming laptop, it's way better. And people are not using 8 core cpu to game.
@Awhoo Thunder also good luck finding an gtx 1650 and i9 for that price
@@DOHA104p3 don't compare a laptop i9 to a desktop i7
These unique lil devices are my favourite videos that you do! It's so cool to see lil devices becoming so capable at a somewhat lower and more affordable price point... Makes me just that much more excited for the future of tech and gaming as far as accessibility, affordability, and portability goes... Thanks for the video, Dawid! Cool stuff as always, man!
The peeping Quagmire in the bottom left corner was an OUTSTANDING touch!
Bravo, good sir!!!!!
9:51 Giggity!
"It's kinda playible" fps 100+
i bet the temps skyrocket after an hour and a half
Yea
@@masterjenkins632 you could just lock the fps to 60 so It dosen't heat up as much..
@@meap_me 60fps isnt gaming anymore
@@vato6815 maybe for you
Sounds like a cooling mod by drilling a few small air holes over the top of the fans would do a lot to help with those in game and stress load test temperatures. I would suggest using something in the 1 to 2 mm ( 1/8 inch ) size to drill out a small pattern of holes over the tops of the 2 fans that would really do good to lower the temps and give those fans some room to breath.
Terrible case design, given the fan location
Weve waited centuries for this video only OGs know the wait
Hahaha!! Yeah, it's been some time. 😅
I love how you give video sneak peaks in your TH-cam stories. Always gotta get my (nearly) daily dose of Dawid
That's great to hear. I'll do them more often. 👍
Awesome. Glad to see you reviewing this.
Been thinking for weeks about buying one of these as a work-at-home pc (data engineering and programming). Great to have all those cores for multi threading as well as a capable gpu for apps that can use it.
It would be good to see comparison results of undervolting the cpu with Intel XTU or Throttlestop and the GPU with afterburner or similar.
^ This. Undervolting might work great in this case. Used to own a dell g7 7588 with a i5 8300h and a gtx 1050 and Temps were awful until I undervolted. It would be great to see undervolting results
Liquid metal + undervolted would probably allow it to hold max clocks, I hate how so many people don't test undervolting on SFF PC/Laptop reviews the free performance gains are huge from doing it..
Some intel cpus have locked voltage now thanks to the plundervolt attack... yay
@@andrewmcewan9145 It's every Intel CPU, but you can easily unlock them by modifying the bios.
Just another place where AMD could swing big on Intel if they allowed undervolting on their mobile chips, but they don't..
@@3rd.world.eliteAJ I'm pritty sure icelake and tigerlake have the voltage controller blocked with microcode. I dont have any laptop that new and never had any issue using throttle stop to undervolt chips between haswell and coffeelake without a bios mod. It woud be cool if fivr lock was a bios toggle and modding bios would work but unfortunately thats not how it seems to be.
Definitely do the liquid cooling on it and just for grins see what happened to the temps if you keep the cover off to keep the fans exposed.
LIQUID COOL AND OVERCLOCK THE SNOT OUT OF IT!
I am actually interested in this is an alternative to budget SFF or however you want to call them...
Well, budget it's not.
It would be an alternative to an sff. Noise level aside, it's a decent option at least.
Chill with the caps dude it's not that serious.
When he said “here’s my hand for scale” I genuinely thought he was going to say it *too* is small 😂
"We may have some BDSM fan-choking action" 🤣🤣 Not something I expected to hear on a PC review!
Clearly you have never made a whip out of Ethernet cables. ;)
Yeah man, Dawid has the best one liners 🤣
What is bdsm
Doing a couple of minor mods could improve the cooling and noise significantly I would bet. One remove the stock case feet and install some taller ones. Two modify the bottom panel so the fans have some vents directly above them. Should be easy enough as its a snap off plastic panel. Would be interesting to see how much of a difference that would make.
now a days kids would say “this bios is BUSSIN” i think tight is trending down
Maybe they say "sheeeeeeesh" now, but I don't know how that is used tbh
Fire on Tiktok
I'm clearly behind the times. 😂
nah the word bussin is used when talking about food
ive actually been using this since january, its genuinely super good and ive been using it as a stream pc
Link pls
this isnt a bad price, its about 800 bucks USD for the one in this video, I just want to know what brand the motherboard is cause it could be made very cheap and last like a month
Knowing Chinese products, it's likely from the same factories that make boards for generic laptops. So not top quality but not trash either.
Its shit for $800. For around that a 4600h and 1650ti would perform better. And come with a display. And keep temps about 70 on gpu and 80 on cpu. With tuning and repasting expect a 10 degree reduction.
This guy got scammed.
@@siyzerix wouldn't have thunderbolt though...
@@jaykoerner How useful is that shit? And again, the laptop is CHEAPER and more POWERFUL. This product is fucking useless.
@@siyzerixeh personal preference, in 5 years time that laptop is stuck at 720p for gaming and this machine can do 4k with a 400$ gpu upgrade, there is a usecase for it, at least I would take it over something less expansion
I would actually like to see an undervolt of the CPU with the current cooling solution
But liquid cooling it would be fun too!
Nice! I wonder how it would perform if you modify the case so the fans could get better airflow. Like square holes over the intakes. Could fancy it up by adding a filter over the hole.
I'm amazed you didn't try the first obvious fix. To leave the back of it open so the fans don't choke. I'm looking forward for that and also some liquid metal....then finally move to water cooling.
Mini Pc from Aliexpress :
Dawid : LETS WATER COOL IT !
I kinda want to see a video where you give those fans a larger vent and bigger case feet
Box Tape Man works hard to put food on his family’s table and he can do it without your criticism!
fr he struggling he get paid per package he's trying to make the most
I love the dead pan one liners, i never expect them coming.
In my experience trying to repaste my PS4, I have discovered that applying regular thermal paste on an exposed CPU dye results in something called the pump-out effect. It's basically when the thermal paste starts oozing from the sides of the chip due to expansion and compression along with a lack of friction.
It doesn't matter how much paste you apply or how you do it it will always come out from the sides.
The solution is to use a higher viscosity paste or for a more robust solution, you can use thermal grizzly carbonaut.
I used the latter and worked like a charm.
Try a spread test to make sure the heatsink is making full, proper contact. Also, try running it elevated with the bottom off to see how temps improve with zero airflow restriction.
Need that liquid cooling video, Dawid. "The little PC that could...or couldn't. Find out next week!"
The mounting solution might need a bit of customising, but I'm sure a closed loop water cooling solution might sort out the heat issues.
Vs Intel 11 NUC, it looks quite similar in performance and the temps are lower on that system. Would love to see a head to head comparison tho!
Seems like it would be a good multimedia entertainment center that can do some light/short term gaming. Just hook it up to a tv in anyone's living room or a motel room when you're on the go...
Ali express is like a mine field. Some times you struck gold and then it’s just straight up bad. Love the vids Dawid 😁😁
This PC is actually kinda amazing... if you mod that bottom panel for better airflow (which couldn't possibly be that hard) you could easily bring those temps down a lot.
im really intrested in this pc (specifcally for emulation) would anybody say this pc is worth it?
No. Just build a regular one. You really don't want to get issues with cooling
I mean, if you want better cooling you could have made custom plates to change the small airflow to a large airflow and it will still look good. You could have dropped like between 7-20 degrees Celsius.
Ofcourse we want a follow-up video.
Just throw a massive tower cooler like you did to that laptop😂
Massive V8 tower cooler on a 35 watt i5.. you couldn't get that above 40c.. im sure of it. Lol
That will happen if my AIO idea fails. 😁
Nice video! I'd love to see a review of the unit you thought you were getting. The one with the desktop graphics card installed.
finaly something for my LAN parties wait am not allowed to be outside OH then per house lan parties
i feel like if you actually cut off the bottom part (its not a bad mod as you dont see the bottom part ever) and just add some mesh to introduce some more fresh air and maybe put it on a laptop fan stand/platform to just show off its maximum potential @ stock config, without liquid cooling
I am up really early for this to only be a 15 minute old video! What am I doing with my life?!?!
Good things
Errr obviously wasting it as it was only 10 minutes but quality minutes though.
I would've used a hole saw and drilled holes the size of the fans on the intake portion of the case, then glued some mesh in, right where the fan intakes are and watch those temps fall.
I love it when i deploy my computational loads! 🤤
Our prices on AliExpress are more favorable，this link: www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002423422145.html
So fun thing, at least back then (not sure if it's still the case) playing Tarkov on all low would somehow run worse than on medium, because the devs are just that good
9:50 GIGGITY!
Awesome. What this told me is that for applications that max out the CPU/GPU, extra thermal paste and/or re-pasting or reseating your chips will not really lower chip temperatures, just as I expected. For 'regular' operations they might make your PC not work as hard with the fan, and you'll have less noise, but that's another story.
Beard is looking good!!
Just done a binge of videos lol it's 0243 I need to sleep and I've got the system ready to be bought 😂
Our prices on AliExpress are more favorable，this link: www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002423422145.html
Pleaseeeee.... Put another ram stick, otherwise my OCD will go berserk :) great work!
Same. I would not have even tested it with a single chip. What a total waste of life. (Single channel ram... not the guy)
Yeah, could have added another stick for a final test. He better add it for the future liquid cooling video at least.
i would like to see the bottom plastic panel modified for better airflow to those dual fans. Just dremel a cut out and put some kind of mesh there. Or even just drill some holes if your lazy.
At this point in size, just get a gaming laptop for cheap.
@Usman Bamgbola First 2 that came up on my local classifieds were $690 and $700 for gaming laptops. The $700 had a 1060 6gb and the $690 one had a 1050.
The comparisons that fly out this man's mouth are on point.
Throttle stop is a must
You shouldn't need much thermal paste. It sounds like there's a gap between the heatpipes and the CPU lid - something's preventing tight contact.
3:01 800 farenheit, love the fluid commentary
I'd love to see if making it dual channel will affect it as much as your previous video.
If you liquid cool it, would you also fix the venting?
That's a pretty impressive mini pc. My $1,300 2018 Macbook Pro barely got like 25 fps let alone barely loading on EFT.
Them witty lines makes me want to come back. Like a junkie coming for his favorite dealer. :D
actually got this for my spear room and mounted it on a back of an old 1080 144hz monitor
Not necessarily ideal but as the 'lid' is on the underside one could run the machine without it for hopefully better air flow.
Get a hole saw out and make some proper positioned air intakes coupled with some taller feet. That’s would be a great first test to see how you can maximise the current setup
I actually have the i9 8950HK S200H unit without the GPU and it absolutely crushes games. I use a egpu set-up. I turned it into a full sized gaming rig.
I agree with madmat below take that bottom panel off cut a rectangular hole and install a mesh vent so air can get to the fans, then put some raised feet on it to increase air flow. The ony downside to these small rigs is theyre almost all hot boxes, this shortens life and hampers performance - I think a little modding for increased air intake could easily lower temps some.
Just found your channel. Love the content man.
@dawid you never posted what paste you used either thinner pastes like kryonaut often pump out in low mounting pressure things like laptops ect. ICD or gelid gc extreme would be good pastes for this scenario. Also you should undervolt and adjust the power limits. Water-cooling would be pointless as your not thermal throttling your power limit throttling. Throttle stop using a -.125 mv undervolt and raising long power limit to 65w or 70w would more than likely net you 3.8-4.1 ghz all core permanent boost.
Maybe glueing taller feet and drilling some holes over the fans may help with the noise and the temps
This man is the only person on TH-cam with an intro which is actually enjoyable to watch
It looks good, maybe change that bottom case, cut a bigger hole, put some mesh on and raise the legs. Other than that it's actually pretty good.
Thanks for doing this video. it seems like a decent choice for the price
yep, id like to see some ultra janke-mount overkill cooler with "proper flatness" going on. Id assume the to much thermal paste has something to do with slightly less then desired results. Id go as far as to see if the dies are even the same height off the board.
9:51 quagmire what are are you doing?👌👌🤣🤣😂😂
i bought it with the winter sales today after weeks of daily lurking 😂❤️ can't wait.
Cut some holes in the bottom right under those fans and give it tall feet. see if it becomes a cool machine
i would love to see that sitting under a 240 AIO to see if it performs any better.
Giving it a second stick of ram, turning it upside down and removing the bottom cover will probably significantly improve performance
remove under cover to allow breathe easily. raise stands with something like bottle caps. then test again i think it will be cooler :)
idea try to get someone to model you that top cover so you can place one fan or just make allot of holes in that model and then print it
I am on a laptop with the same CPU, and it runs just as hot. It actually thermal throttles because ASUS has no idea about what vents are for. These systems would be perfect for an office, cash register, or any other medium duty usage. The only downside is that PCs are kind of expensive from China, although it seems like you bought from one of the more expensive vendors unless that is due to the shortage. I have seen systems like this run in the $500-600 range which I think is acceptable.
"A BIOS that would make derbauer blush." Aight im sold
My old "laptop CPU in a desktop" idea if finally catching on sorta lol. Have you seen my vid where I did that? Wish the newer Intel laptop CPUs were still socketed like they use to be :(
I was really hoping to see the die shots from underneath that heatsink. Nice video!
Maybe drill some holes obve the fans or a cutout so they aren't choked for airflow anymore
Guess what: many home computers of the past (i.e., 1970' - 1980's) also had external power supply units! Only the IBM PC's (which, at the time, were encountered mostly in offices) had the internal PSU's that we know and love today. Laptop computers also have external PSU's, by the way, when they're plugged into a socket, rather than subsisting on their batteries.
Their heatsink is probably pretty uneven so it's not mating very well. Using some thin copper shims MIGHT help since you can't really lap their heatsink.
Yes please. Lets see what a different cooling solution can do for it.
That's one nice looking computer that pack a decent amount of power 👍
I wonder how the temperatures would look if it was raised a bit and a bunch of holes drilled in the bottom plate 🙂
Greetings from 🇩🇰
Maybe we can 3d print the lower part of the chassis and create a makeshift mount (also makeshift connector) for one 140mm PWM fan.
that should help with the airflow problem.
You should drill holes in the case for better airflow
The metal bracket is a vesa mount to fit on the back of your monitor
Great video as usual, always enjoy your content. I definitely would like to see a liquid cooling follow up. Also how awesome der8auer chimed in. Think that means your big leagues now!
All these gaming PCs, prebuilts lots of them, coming out with 1650s, etc. and folks singing the praises of them...I guess I was an influencer last summer when I bought one. Ahead of the pack! ;)
(I couldn't afford a 2000 series and the 3000s hadn't come out yet)
I guess it's good that good computers are available out there you just have to look for them and be willing to pay the shipping and hope that there's no issues with it.
I don't have a pc but im getting hooked to watching these videos of yours
When applying thermal paste directly on a die, you MUST manyally spread the paste. The pea method us not adequate without an ihs!
RGB increases frame timings by 15%, yes. Carbon Fiber reduces input lag by 20%. You know, that time between when you click your mouse and your character on screen fires a shot. -20%. Generally, you need your input lag no higher than 35ms; Thus the carbon fiber.