This Passively Cooled Tiger Lake Intel NUC Is Amazing!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- This Totally Silent Fanless Tiger Canyon Mini PC Case Is Awesome and it keeps this 11th Gen Intel CPU nice and cool! In this video, we take a look at the Akasa Turning TN 11th Gen Intel Nuc case. This is a fully aluminum passively cooled case, meaning no fans and no noise at all and it even adds a 2.5" drive to the NUC
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Putting the PC into the heatsink is the future I waited for.
I made the same comment before saw your comment
No, it's a bad idea. Only a physicist can explain u
@@situnandananda126 Are you referring to Thermal Radiation?
@@Sup_D In which class do u study?
@@situnandananda126 No, i just know some of the basics about it, from randoming reading or viewing some shows & videos
just the fact that performs basically the same as a 7700k in Cinebench amazes me. Mobile Cpu´s have improved tremendously
I can't believe you didn't stop at the intersection and pull out the grenade launcher in GTA5 like you always do!
I was sad at the pacifism displayed.
Please tell us your ambient temps when you do this thermal tests. Some people have setups with AC on full blast, some people have really hot rooms. Thanks.
Not to mention the people who live in places where their "AC" is an open window
@@matthewoliveira3782 heh like Siberia
@@matthewoliveira3782 😂😂😂😂
Yeah, I always tend to assume 20 C max in such scenarios...
If you have 35 C room in the summer prepare to have +15C on that cpu temp... Which in this case would take that 78 C max temp skyrocket to 93
@@arditm2178 yeah I have a NUC that throttled on me for the first time; 26C ambient, Canadian east coast summer. Frame rates in my games plummeted till I figured there may have been a correlation, lol.
Just a great channel. Great content. Your delivery is so clear, efficient and sincere. No ranting, sarcasm, whining, etc that ruin other tech channels for me. I watch videos on this channel that really aren’t on top of my interest list just because they are done so well.
Another great video! This is one of my favorite tech tinker channels. Always good to see what kinds of things you'll come up with and test.
Wow, thanks!
@@ETAPRIME yo ETA can you tell us the ambient temps in the room so we have a better idea of cpu/gpu temps
*the COMPROMISE I'd like to see...*
I'd love to see mini-PC's (including Apple M1) that are structured like THIS:
a) Main hardware on BOTTOM as per normal, and
b) MIDDLE layer is basically a heatsink, and
c) High quality, large, slim fan (120mm?) on top that blows DOWN and EXHAUSTS out the four sides (or just three to keep front free)
(this would be a lot SMALLER than the fanless but could still be configured so the FAN is turned off most of the top and barely audible in max load because sucking in the cool air directly and shoving out out the sides is super efficient for cooling, especially if you have sufficient heatsink mass)
That would make a good audio-video server in a home entertainment server.
That's quite impressive.I have seen desktop's that struggle to get under 80c with cinebench with active cooling.
I would love to see something with the ryzen APUs
Literally has like 100 videos involving that wdym?
Crazy how the passive cooling allows the cpu to draw more power than most actively cooled laptops
These Akasa cases are really neat. I had 2 of the Plato cases a couple years back for the 7i7 and 8i7 nucs. I wished they used heatpipes embedded in the case to spread heat out more quickly. Otherwise you get the really high bursts of heat like in your example. It's interesting that this case doesn't use the case lid for cooling the nvme ssd like the Platos. I wonder why they didn't include that in the Turing design.
Silence is golden.
Don't know if it's me, but it looked like an Xbox Series X at first.
I... Think thats the point kinda?
Its made for me because I can play at night
Good presentation. I wish I could place 2 NUC boards together inside to get more HDs and ports and stay small sort of. Like a double baconator...............2 beef patties.
Love the series mini PC from this channel 😍
It might sound weird, but I think a fanless egpu would be kind of cool next to this thing.
I need something like this for a audio recording booth... have a small quiet setup
Tiger Lake is where it’s at 💯💯
awesome, been looking around for mini ITX cases and they have a few
you should try put this on mini fridge and see the temperature :)
Pc : we getting smaller
Cpu cooler : let’s make them bigger
😂😂😂
This was useful information.
so amazing you put “this” in the title twice
If you touch it, you are going to leave fingerprints. Well, the temps it puts out is going to deter touching.
Looking at this it itches my hands to put fans on top of it lol
specs for your Core i5-1035G7 are 512:64:8 not bad for gaming.i just wish there where another solution for ryzen cause iris graphics aren't well supported by games. @8:36 oh cool thank you !. akasa used to do cheap and poor quality cases decades ago. now they found a very unique and creative niche i'm very interested it.
And to think all it took to cool this mobile setup was a heatsink the size of a car battery.
I wish the case had screw holes to mount a fan onto.
I saw the thumbnail for the video and thought it was an Ol’ Dirty Bastard reference at first…
Nice looking case.
Great content. Can you also try an Egpu with this fanless setting in another video?
The PC builder in me thinks this is nice...
The Overclocker in me thinks: how about just one fan?
And since it already looks like xbox, a fan on top pulling.
Interesting, although, I'm not really a fan of these beefy passive heat sink.
Me sitting under a ceiling fan: there is no such thing as a fanless case in this room.
Akasa answered to me, that they do support 28W only😉 Very bad from Akasa: They forgot to add the two antenna cables and maybe antennas itself for using WLAN.🤬 I need to buy them separately and this took me a loss of seven days waiting for those antenna cables to come.
Can this case work with the i7 1167G7 nuc?
is there a way to build something like this with a 5700g? this would be amazing.
yeah but being passively cooled wont work, itll end up thermal throttling the APU cause the 5700g consumes double the power of the mobile tiger lake cpu and igp hes using
It will be a huge case if you want to cool the 5700G.......
@@nRuaif I am sorry, but 15-22v? What are you trying to say?
@@nRuaif I know undervolt, done that on laptop, but, your voltage is way off.......
@@nRuaif you mean undervolt the cpu to like 1.1v
Akasa case is awesome for its price, but personally, I will get the HDPlex H1 instead.
I will wait for Alder Lake and Rembrandt with DDR5, Gen 4 and Gen 5 PCIe Express, Thunderbolt/USB 4 and hopefully more efficient which should result in lower temperatures- end of next quarter. CES 2022?
This thing is very, very interesting. I like mini PCs but they are really loud because the cases are too small. Also 99% of Mini PCs have cheap fans.
thanks for the video, can I ask you which wifi antennas did you use? Did you use the ones from the nuc and put them inside the case?
Tell me what settings you have made in the bios for the embedded video?
Hi there,
Hope you are doing well . Been watching your videos since a long time now .... Trying to make an Audio server based on it and this one looks promising. Just curious about the room temperature at which this testing was done.
have a great day!!!
Yo ETA, are you going to review the Asus PN41 (w/ Jasper Lake)? They're starting to become available now.
"Thermal pads". They're as thick as an eraser!
Great video, any chance you could compare it against the Akasa Newton TN case which is much smaller?
how akasa newton fares? (smaller ver) . Can't find any thermal comparisons for that . Want a better cooling for nuc11pahi5 (transcoding hits 90 degrees) . But turning would be half the price of NUC itself already...
Impressive what was the resolution under pc games? I missed it from the video.
Where do you live? I live in Texas where it is hot all the time. Your getting awfully good temps
Please explain what is the settings in game ,is it 1080p med or low or 720 no one knows about that ty
5300g vs 3400g pls
Please someone tell me what ETA PRIME is playing in the intro?
For u it’s a PC
My first look “ is it an Xbox “
Then “ is this some generator “
Then I see this
This build would bottleneck an Egpu right?
what was the room temp?
I thougth setting to fanless mode limited its power? are you on 40w or 28W mode for power?
What's the vide playing at 7:20 called?
How about running emulation on this?
make NUC 14 pro great again
This is the same cpu that is in surface pro 7 plus, isn't it? The i5 fanless model. Wonder how they will compare.
Do you know if there is a case that lets you take one of these nucs and have expansion for PCI card slots? I would love to throw in a discrete graphics card into a system like this for fanless game rig to put into my entertainment center.
Excelent!
Which monitor is that?
Samsung M5
@@ETAPRIME thank you seniõr
Nice passive case would it be possible to install a asrock 4x4 ryzen embedded motherboard into that one
is this compatible with this panther-canyon NUC11PAHI5?
*Heat vs "heat energy": terminology*
This is just a nitpick or constructive criticism:
The word "heat" is often used as "temperature" however it's also used to describe the "heat energy" (same as power drawn) that a computer dissipates. These are NOT the same thing. So many people use the word correctly at times and incorrectly at other times. If you spread the HEAT ENERGY over a larger area with a passive case then the HEAT ENERGY removed is still the same. The TEMPERATURE of the hot spots goes down though as "temperature" is essentially energy density measured... I would suggest saying "temperature" and "heat energy" and just try not to use the word "heat" at all by itself.
this fits in a Xbox Series X case!
amazing
Holy s*** how come you don't have your own f****** show like Conan O'Brien for a tech science fiction s***
2 M.2 SSDs? Doesn't that mean we could use eGPU and NVME?
It’s literally the quieter version of a cpu stock cooler
How can i buy all these kinds of PC? It's not available in Asia😑
Can you fit this case with a Ryzen laptop APU?
price?
Cirrus7 cases from Germany are much nicer with their industrial design.
Is there any chance that you would test the egg ns emulator on android?
are the game play 1080p ?
Hoot!
list games pliz ????
wow
This this?
Your link for the NUC is no good.
Dude I love your videos but you have cost me allot of money😫
I would prefer 22 to 27 second game clip time
vram cooled by pads
but why
cool if with case
there's enough metal go go around and back
Going to need to see it in a anechoic chamber with a sound meter at 0dB until I believe that, it's mains powered and with that - 0dB, naaa a few dB sure but not zero.
yeet!
NUC are meant to be small and mini....pffff
😁😁😁👍👍👍
Just get an xbox series s
;p
ETA prime, correct your title pls, i dont want no one to see ur video
Thats cute
that thing is mad ugly
Eh... i dont agree with this style of cooling... no air movement over the vrms or chipsets