You really deserve more recognition for your work and the effort put into your video. The cubeputer is too freaking neat! It was cool watching you add the black lines and the characters coming to life.
Thank you very much! i am hoping one of these days i make it into the magic TH-cam algorithm and a video gets picked up ;D hahaha and its always the best part when you see the final line work of a piece go on!
Awesome!!! For the gamer on the go with pc 😁😁 time to do a cheesy 90s commercial meeting up with gamers like look he brought an old GameCube to a pc lan party how lame (dramatic stare into camera) oh I think it will do just fine (also dramatic set up plugging in then starting up game, everyone else WOW!!!! That's a PC!!!??? 😂🤣😂 too much? Maybe too much.. Lol
I couldnt tell but if you wanted to use a gpu. you could probably use gigabit ethernet out the rear and use the now open m.2 slot for a gpu- they make addapters and such however fitting it would be a nightmare
You most definitely could but yeah i think fitting anything inside would be so hard that you would probably end up with a GPU weaker then the higher end Integrated CPU. But it would be an option to add something!
God bless you. The metal part in 9:35, is that the Gamecube's metal part base or is that a customized metal part you designed specifically for that base? God willing, please let me know. God bless you.
God bless you. I got a question. At the end of the video I noticed you had to soder the wires and the cables? Is it mandatory? If yes, what are the names of those wires you were sodering at the last minutes of the video? Can I find it on amazon? Why is it crucial to soder the wires? By the way! God willing I'm also making my own gamecube project! That's why I asked because I don't want to mess up and miss important stuff I need for the project! 😅 Also! Another question, I notice that there isn't a power button to activate the pc gamecube? Do we have to add an external button to activate the PC GameCube? What is the item called? Also I had to make sure I got every list of items you mentioned! Please let me know! God bless you! Note: (Edit) Clarify, when I mean by the wires, it was during the reassemble process of the PC in 9:44. Another example would be 10:03 when you used wires and a green bulb and a white plastic. What are those? Oh! And another example is 10:09, there you were sodering the wires, and I was just curious what are those wires called and was there a purpose for the sodering of the wires? Oh and a final example would be starting at 10:18 when you said cords.
God bless you. I got a question. Because this is a Gamecube Sleeper PC, I imagine you had to add the Wifi Card, and a Wifi Card includes Antenna. Did you include an Antenna in this gamecube PC or a small antenna? Im basically trying to build a gamecube pc myself and I can't find a good internal antenna for the wifi card. Please help. 😢 Any suggestions or recommendations?
@@GustafsonDesigns to be honest, Nintendo sees a bit of Grey Paint in one of his consoles that they didnt add in the console in a video and they let all hell broke loose
No I believe this is smaller then a nano itx, it doesn't have a pci slot in it. I don't know if this board is sold standalone outside the the unit I pulled it from.
Its power supply plug is designed into the motherboard. but it requires a external power supply brick cable to power it. But if you buy the DeskMini barebones set it comes with it! :) Hope that helps!
Ha yeah it kind of sucks in a way but I actually kind of like it, I'm a fan of seeing moving parts when it comes to things like computers or cars and all that :) it's kind of cool being able to look at it all when it runs :)
I can’t get over just how cool that looks! Especially all lit up around the torch 😍 also yay Bioshock! now Would You Kindly create something Bioshock themed? An EVE hypo or fully working Big Daddy suit would be cool 😜
Haha thank you!!! Yeah i am so happy with how everything on this piece turned out!!! and actually i wanted to make like a DIY EVE or something i dont know if i could make a fully functional Big daddy on my budget hahaha
God bless you. I got a question. In 1:51 is that a custom metal base part? I'm trying to find a way to put my motherboard in the GameCube base. Is that 3d metal printed? Please let me know. 😢
This looks cool, one thing I wanted to know is where did you get the power switch used to power this GameCube build? I am considering building one of these for myself and would like to know what alternative power switch can be plugged into an Asrock DESKMINI A300.
I just used one of my small momentary switches, you can find a bunch of 2 post momentary switches on amazon or eBay. The post for the "power +" and "power -" are none traditional so i took the adapter that was in the case of the asrock mini and found the power wires, cut them and then soldered the 2 leads together.
You really deserve more recognition for your work and the effort put into your video. The cubeputer is too freaking neat! It was cool watching you add the black lines and the characters coming to life.
Thank you very much! i am hoping one of these days i make it into the magic TH-cam algorithm and a video gets picked up ;D hahaha
and its always the best part when you see the final line work of a piece go on!
This is incredible. I have never wanted something so bad in my life
It's definitely my favorite pc I've ever built!
Cood cube! The coloring and blending of Luigi looks really well done
Thank you!! I was really happy with how Luigi came out!!!
Grew up playing the GameCube, and your Custom Design just rocks! Just peeped it in Michael´s Story
I always loved the game cube! And thank you very much!! Thanks for Checking out the video :)
Awesome job Jake!!
Thank you!!!! :)
That looks awesome something I never would of thought to do
Thank you!!!!! :) :)
You are so incredibly clever. This came out amazing I love it so much. Especially the ghosts 💕
Ha thank you!!! And yes the ghost are cute lol
wow, what an awesome device - Much Love From Germany
Thank you!!!! :)
bro do a keyboard next like a mechanical one that will be cool
That would be pretty cool!!! :) I'll definitely put that down as a future video! :)
Really great idea and beautifully executed.
Thank you very much!!! :)
Awesome!!! For the gamer on the go with pc 😁😁 time to do a cheesy 90s commercial meeting up with gamers like look he brought an old GameCube to a pc lan party how lame (dramatic stare into camera) oh I think it will do just fine (also dramatic set up plugging in then starting up game, everyone else WOW!!!! That's a PC!!!??? 😂🤣😂 too much? Maybe too much.. Lol
NEVER TOO MUCH! I may have to do something like this at some point! hahaha
I couldnt tell but if you wanted to use a gpu. you could probably use gigabit ethernet out the rear and use the now open m.2 slot for a gpu- they make addapters and such however fitting it would be a nightmare
You most definitely could but yeah i think fitting anything inside would be so hard that you would probably end up with a GPU weaker then the higher end Integrated CPU. But it would be an option to add something!
Incredible
Thank you!!! Still one of my favorite things I've made!
freakin' epic!!!
Thank you!!! :D
not the proudest build but it's very cool
Demand for Nintendo is coming xD.
No one show Nintendo these videos, they will have my head for destroying their products xD hahaha
God bless you. The metal part in 9:35, is that the Gamecube's metal part base or is that a customized metal part you designed specifically for that base?
God willing, please let me know.
God bless you.
God bless you. I got a question. At the end of the video I noticed you had to soder the wires and the cables?
Is it mandatory? If yes, what are the names of those wires you were sodering at the last minutes of the video? Can I find it on amazon? Why is it crucial to soder the wires?
By the way! God willing I'm also making my own gamecube project! That's why I asked because I don't want to mess up and miss important stuff I need for the project! 😅
Also! Another question, I notice that there isn't a power button to activate the pc gamecube? Do we have to add an external button to activate the PC GameCube? What is the item called?
Also I had to make sure I got every list of items you mentioned!
Please let me know!
God bless you!
Note: (Edit) Clarify, when I mean by the wires, it was during the reassemble process of the PC in 9:44. Another example would be 10:03 when you used wires and a green bulb and a white plastic. What are those? Oh! And another example is 10:09, there you were sodering the wires, and I was just curious what are those wires called and was there a purpose for the sodering of the wires? Oh and a final example would be starting at 10:18 when you said cords.
God bless you. I got a question.
Because this is a Gamecube Sleeper PC, I imagine you had to add the Wifi Card, and a Wifi Card includes Antenna.
Did you include an Antenna in this gamecube PC or a small antenna?
Im basically trying to build a gamecube pc myself and I can't find a good internal antenna for the wifi card.
Please help. 😢
Any suggestions or recommendations?
Does it screw closed or do u have another way to keep it together?
Nintendo: *sues him from breaching nintendo terms of fair use* see you in court🥰🥰🥰
Hey now, I treated the GameCube very fairly! 😂
@@GustafsonDesigns to be honest, Nintendo sees a bit of Grey Paint in one of his consoles that they didnt add in the console in a video and they let all hell broke loose
Is that motherboard nano-itx?
No I believe this is smaller then a nano itx, it doesn't have a pci slot in it. I don't know if this board is sold standalone outside the the unit I pulled it from.
@@GustafsonDesigns is there a model number on it? Yeah it’s a apu motherboard.
@@DiyintheGhetto Here is the link to the board information.
www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/X300M-STX/index.asp
@@GustafsonDesigns thank you.
/\ hate this just Paint the computer terminal. Of course add Game cube controls. Great art work
Does it have in buit battey
Its power supply plug is designed into the motherboard. but it requires a external power supply brick cable to power it. But if you buy the DeskMini barebones set it comes with it! :) Hope that helps!
And they say a portable PC isn't possible 😂😂🤌🤌👍👍👍
Can't get more portable then that spiffy handle! lol
Wow talk about putting a nonworking console to good use. This was an amazing build and paint job is awesome too! Loved this episode.
Haha right!! Definitely better then collecting dust on my shelf!! Lol and thank you!!! I'm glad yoy like it!!!
I'm an artist and I also appreciate the work you did in this project. 👏👏👏👏
too bad you got to keep the disc drive open in order to get airflow lol.
Ha yeah it kind of sucks in a way but I actually kind of like it, I'm a fan of seeing moving parts when it comes to things like computers or cars and all that :) it's kind of cool being able to look at it all when it runs :)
Fan pun not intended but I'm sticking to it haha
Wow, this is really good! Keep up the great work!
Thank you! Will do! :D
I can’t get over just how cool that looks! Especially all lit up around the torch 😍 also yay Bioshock! now Would You Kindly create something Bioshock themed? An EVE hypo or fully working Big Daddy suit would be cool 😜
Haha thank you!!! Yeah i am so happy with how everything on this piece turned out!!! and actually i wanted to make like a DIY EVE or something i dont know if i could make a fully functional Big daddy on my budget hahaha
Hi, Could you Please Please send me more information on the motherboard. Thank you so much
wow, I was expecting some PC Build video and got an additional very beautiful art timelapse on top!
God bless you. I got a question. In 1:51 is that a custom metal base part? I'm trying to find a way to put my motherboard in the GameCube base.
Is that 3d metal printed? Please let me know. 😢
awesome wrk
Thank you!! :)
Copied tech by Matt’s idea
The purple and green color scheme looks awesome. Think I might borrow that if I get a chance to repaint mine
Thank you! These two colors are one of my favorite combinations! I hope yours turns out amazing!! :D
priceless to have your own gamecube running all kinds of games ! good project to work !
I agree! Gamecube was always one of my favorites! :) And thank you!! :)
This looks cool, one thing I wanted to know is where did you get the power switch used to power this GameCube build?
I am considering building one of these for myself and would like to know what alternative power switch can be plugged into an Asrock DESKMINI A300.
I just used one of my small momentary switches, you can find a bunch of 2 post momentary switches on amazon or eBay. The post for the "power +" and "power -" are none traditional so i took the adapter that was in the case of the asrock mini and found the power wires, cut them and then soldered the 2 leads together.
Hope that helps!
wonderful
Thank you!! This is still one of my favorite computers I've built!!