I love small form factor pcs and using that fan on the low profile cooler reminds me of lcd aios and I think I’m obsessed with the idea. Desinitely gonna try it out on my next build! Super inspiring and creative!
I love this build! I love Velka 3 case. And to use TL120 LCD? Brilliant! A little tip for you so you didn't end up like me (cost me a new motherboard), put the processor first before removing the processor bracket. So if something happen drop to that socket, the processor act as a shield to those pins. Wish I learn this sooner. Wahahahahaa...
I love this, and would also want to build in a Velka someday! @9:57, it looks like you would have enough vertical clearance to put the fan header in between the GPU and Power supply, *if* you could somehow shrink the depth of the header down to two-thirds or half. I believe that the TL120 is a case fan... but I'd be the one to tinker the header and make it smaller for this use case.
@@DxCrepp738 I tried everything and that hub is too big unfortunately, I bought two extra side panels so I sacrificed this one to fit it too.. I was thinking of trying to shrink it but the pcb is the size of the hub, after opening it I thought it would be unsafe to tweak it so I just kept it like it is. It would fit easy inside a velka 5, the velka 3 was not the right option for this specific fan, but it does look cool.
I figured the PCB would have the same footprint as the casing, that's unfortunate. But you still made it look good strapping it to the side. The computer as a whole is tiny either way it goes. An extra 13mm or so won't make a difference.
I also have a velka 3 with fans on the outside to maximize internal space. My highest issue is how many screws you gotta take out just to work on the inside of it
0:57 El diseño de AMD para los Ryzen 7000 fue justamente ése para favorecer la disipación de los capacitores... Entonces ¡¿Por qué los cubren con ese metal?...
Not pet/kid friendly. Also, don’t leave loose papers on the desk XD She’ll run, but at this point, why not just a bigger case? I can see taking the fan off for travel maybe.
@ was going to use the IS-55 or Dark Rock LP and use the M2s TG I have for a see through fan setup. However air flow will suffer and using a 125W TDP LP cooler on a 120WTDP chip like the 9900X will not provide optimal performance.
@@chrisrussellca you kinda have a lot of vertical space for airflow, even with a IS60 EVO, IS67, even with Thermalright SI100 you should have like 45mm from the tempered glass
Interesting, but I never do like that. Small kids and cats will ruin your external fan 😅. A least I'd rather use a good old grill on top of the fan. And if it's a gaming rig I'd rather swap 7900x to 7600x3d and use hdplex instead of this PSU.
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bro whats with the quality of this vid? this is AMAZING! The PC looks so cute
@@noseboost Thanks mate!!
Hell Yeah ! I like it !! Kinda Wish they made the case little thicker to accommodate such fan.
100% agreed!
That would definitely be nice
this a K39 case
@@ancaxtx647 WDY mean ?
I think the purpose is to show the fan with temp infos. If not it would be blocked by the grills.
So amazingly cool. It's not just an inspiration for crazy builds but maybe an inspiration for people who make SFF pc cases as well.
In my opinion creating a cover for the cpu fan is a must
Casually spins the GPU fan and generates back current
@@JP18181 😅
bruhhh this video is so good, I didn't even notice you only had 900 subs or so, totally subbing now.
I love small form factor pcs and using that fan on the low profile cooler reminds me of lcd aios and I think I’m obsessed with the idea. Desinitely gonna try it out on my next build! Super inspiring and creative!
Thanks mate! love that you are inspired!!
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7900 (non-X), 64gb RAM, IS-55mm..? This is (almost) exactly what I would've built 😲
Amazing job dude 👏😎
@@ShaunaJagan ahah cheers mate!
If one screw fails, thing's gonna explode 🤣
@@cedric1808 😂
Adding a custom 3d printed 'enclosure' around the fan that sticks out would make it even more nextlevel. Eventhough this is already nextlevel
I love this build! I love Velka 3 case. And to use TL120 LCD? Brilliant!
A little tip for you so you didn't end up like me (cost me a new motherboard), put the processor first before removing the processor bracket. So if something happen drop to that socket, the processor act as a shield to those pins. Wish I learn this sooner. Wahahahahaa...
@@yosandryyossay9692 Thank you mate!! oh damn, from now on I'll do it like you said, I don't want this to happen 😅
I love this, and would also want to build in a Velka someday!
@9:57, it looks like you would have enough vertical clearance to put the fan header in between the GPU and Power supply, *if* you could somehow shrink the depth of the header down to two-thirds or half.
I believe that the TL120 is a case fan... but I'd be the one to tinker the header and make it smaller for this use case.
@@DxCrepp738 I tried everything and that hub is too big unfortunately, I bought two extra side panels so I sacrificed this one to fit it too..
I was thinking of trying to shrink it but the pcb is the size of the hub, after opening it I thought it would be unsafe to tweak it so I just kept it like it is. It would fit easy inside a velka 5, the velka 3 was not the right option for this specific fan, but it does look cool.
I figured the PCB would have the same footprint as the casing, that's unfortunate. But you still made it look good strapping it to the side. The computer as a whole is tiny either way it goes. An extra 13mm or so won't make a difference.
I also have a velka 3 with fans on the outside to maximize internal space.
My highest issue is how many screws you gotta take out just to work on the inside of it
Boleh, tanya sama kakak. Soal komputer mini konsumsi listrik, berapa watt?
That A4000 GPU power mod may be something I may look into.
I hope u want try this case,lzmod a24 v5. Look like can fit is 55 plus those lian li fan. But need low profile GPU though
How about axp90-x47 with 120mm fan adapter?
Such a dope build, great videography!
Not gonna lie, this build is sick!
0:57 El diseño de AMD para los Ryzen 7000 fue justamente ése para favorecer la disipación de los capacitores... Entonces ¡¿Por qué los cubren con ese metal?...
How mush to buy🤔
So small yet, so powerful
What you're doing is therapy. Keep up the good videos and more subs to you.
What is the temperatures?
I see 72*, it’s what you do?
I want to build something similar , is this board power efficient
@@arturorubio-w1m It's one of the best B650 on the market!
I was looking at the specs of this PC and I'm like what do you mean hot rod computer. Then I saw how the CPU fan fits. The story checks out haha.
They should make a TL120 LCD Slim
@@chrisrussellca haha I totally agree mate!
Actually kinda smart, I wonder how it performs?
Edit: THERES BENCHMARKS IN HTE VIDEO TOO??
4060 ti?
Not pet/kid friendly. Also, don’t leave loose papers on the desk XD
She’ll run, but at this point, why not just a bigger case? I can see taking the fan off for travel maybe.
I LOVE The fan sticking out like that, I just don't like the cutout being visible though.
Wow.
Thats amazing.
I'd reckon it'll look nice with more copper parts, nice job man!
@@GeraldAllen-fg2bo Thanks mate! I agree!!
very clean, good and exactly
cool bruh... the ambient temp ?
@@dharmawanadinata 22°C sorry I forgot to add it
love the quality you earn more follower
@@thomasmarienfeld701 thanks mate! 🙏
Great video! Should definently get more views. Some benchmarks would be nice though
@@Hesommernes I did add some at the end of the video :)
Requires exhaust above
Inspirational build
I 100% had this idea for the M2.
@@chrisrussellca Oh really! Which cooler do you want to fit ? or to just make a see-through version ?
@ was going to use the IS-55 or Dark Rock LP and use the M2s TG I have for a see through fan setup. However air flow will suffer and using a 125W TDP LP cooler on a 120WTDP chip like the 9900X will not provide optimal performance.
Unless I undervolt the 9900X which is an idea also.
@@chrisrussellca you kinda have a lot of vertical space for airflow, even with a IS60 EVO, IS67, even with Thermalright SI100 you should have like 45mm from the tempered glass
@ that’s true. Just depends on if it makes sense.
Fun fact; Velka means debt in finnish 😅
Make a custom alu cover lets go
Man, a shame with that CAS latency on the ram kit, otherwise this would have been a tremendous build.
Great video my guy!
Move on Tim Taylor! This is a real hot rod!
Add a grill to that fan
6:09 bruh
That's so cool but temperatures ☠️
not gonna lie, the first build that was painful to watch!
Interesting, but I never do like that. Small kids and cats will ruin your external fan 😅. A least I'd rather use a good old grill on top of the fan. And if it's a gaming rig I'd rather swap 7900x to 7600x3d and use hdplex instead of this PSU.
Be carefull with typing size of RAM. There is difference between 1 Gb and 1 GB 🙂
proper cool
You won a sub!
Thx
I will do the same setup but will never touch asus again.
I like it
I don't wanna judge you but I think you should have gotten a slightly bigger Case
amazing
nah
Liked and subbed
Huh? Why not the X version I have the r9 7900X and it’s way better
Ohhh to make less heat niceeeeeeeee
too much yapping in this video (/j)
one thing I would say is the rookie mistake on fisturing the custom pressure plate for the cpu.
pc case is made for fans to be inside if you cant have it then it no point you could just made an open case ..
This is the most ugly and stupid thing i ever seen. Not only you ruined the case, you let the blue and white sticker on the ssd.... sad
i was thinking he's gonna 3d printing something but man, that unclean cut is such a barbaric way to mod a pc.
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