Thank you so much! You all did an amazing job on the design. Truly beautiful! Your Product Manager and Mechanical Design team deserve massive accolades. Cheers to the whole team. ❤🍻😁👍
Man I've been building PC's for years and I've got some really nice-looking systems at this point, and that is still one of the nicest-looking builds I've ever seen. That sh** looks dope af. I need that case.
Dude thank you so much and it's the same for me, been building my whole life and I've honestly never looked over and been more happy with a build before. You gotta get it this case man, it's so boosty! Cheers and I hope your next build is a slayer :)
I'm doing a similar build right now I actually have the NZXT Kraken X360, I'm taking my Intel I9 and my 3070 out of my computer for this build. I'm using the same box but the only issue that I'm having is I bought the MSI Godlike z590. I have to save this motherboard is insane! He comes with what they call a smart fan that you plug into where the GPU sock it is but because those parts are already taken up with this case I don't know what I'm going to do with it at the moment
Yeah, I'm just checking out the Godlike z590. What an awesome mobo, I love it! Regarding your issue, I'm not clear on the specifics. Where does the smart fan connect to on the mobo and/or the case? I hope you figure it out and the build goes smooth. Good luck!!! :)
@@GurhmsGarage its was the NZXT Kraken x63.. there's a driver issue in the software will not connect and then the lights and up going out and because of it. I got a replacement coming but everything looks phenomenal. Thanks brother
@@GurhmsGarage Yah I figured since I'm spending so much on the GPU, and since ASUS went out of their way with the RGB, I gotta show it off front and center... Just subbed btw
Wow that looks so clean! I'm picking up parts for my first build, and It's funny I was thinking of picking a Carbon motherboard and a MSI GPU like your setup. Those looks so damn clean! Hopefuly I can my build look as cool as yours. (Funny enough, I also have a Y60 incoming, but mine is the Hololive collabation with Hakos Baelz, so very, very red and black xD) Interesting to show the process too, since I've never done any of that xD
Congrats on your upcoming build! Awesome! It's a really fun build with the Y60 as well. Lot's of room to access everything and it has a ton of cool options to route your cables. I've been really happy with my setup too. The temperatures are excellent, the lights look incredible. It's a real show piece. I hope your first build goes great and have fun!🍻
I just bought that case in red gonna be a bit before I can water cool it is that bad to have the pump so low I can't remember if you want the pump above the reservoir or below
Im really tempted to use this Hyte Y60 in my next built. My first choice is the Lian Li Dynamic Evo, which is very similar to this case. Imo, the third smaller glass panel in between looks better than the regular cube shaped one. Decisions, decisions.. Great job, man. As Borat would say: 'great success!'
LOL thanks very much Brotha :) I was actually considering the Lian Li D-Evo (Black) myself but the angled glass panel and the proprietary GPU PCI Express riser sold me on this one. They are both excellent and beautiful looking though. Good luck with your build, love to know what you go with! Cheers
Nice dude! So far my temps have been great with my 3x3 configuration. Running HUNT maxed out for hours and everything is staying reasonably cool, even with the GPU pretty close to the glass side panel. What GPU are you runnin?
Awesome build man. I've actually got all the parts for a similar build, but I'll be using a MSI Edge MOBO with Corsair fans & AIO. Just waiting on the Hyte y60 case. I'm thinking of going with 3 exhaust on top with the 2 Intake on bottom, & 2 Intake on the side with the radiator. Still debating on if that's the route I want to go though. This will be my first build. I'm super excited.
Awesome Bro! Major congrats on the first build. What a badass rig it will be too! 😁 The MSI Edge is just as cool honestly. Good savings sticking with DDR4 as well. What GPU are you going with? I bit the bullet hard on mine but prices have started getting reasonable again...finally.
@@Rynonaut YES! Great news and the MSI 3000 cards are just so damn cool looking. They are only 3 1/2 slots as well so you'll have good clearance for air from the glass front panel. I hope your build goes smooth and fun Bro! Cheers :)
Awesome build man! My hyte y60 is on the way. my main concern has been thermals and you’ve given me a pretty good idea on the setup. I’m probably going to start by air cooling the gpu and using an aio for the cpu, then moving on to a custom loop for liquid cooling both. I’m also gaming at 1440p
YES! Awesome man, congrats on your new build! My temps have continued to be just fine. I've monitored temps during several long sessions in HUNT Showdown and other extremely taxing games (playing at 1440p with maxed settings)...cpu stays around 58c, gpu hits 81c but never gets hotter and mobo was tracks around 71c in the case. It is a little on the warmer side but nothing that would cause throttling and if you eventually go all liquid, my hats off to you. What a killer build this would be all liquid cooled. Cheers Brotha!
Dope build. Curious to see what your temps are? I used this case to build and have 360 aio on top as exhaust with one on the back of the case also. The bottoms are the stock 120s it comes with and I put 2 140s on the side as intake. Gpu stays at a cool 68c for me. Also gpu is a 3080ftw3
Thank you! Regarding temps, I've done some testing and everything seems great. All components stay extremely cool when not under load. When gaming, I monitored temps during my last 4hr HUNT session (playing at 1440p with maxed settings)...cpu hit 58c, gpu hit 81c and mobo was tracking 71c in the case. It is a little on the warmer side but nothing that would cause throttling. I may eventually put some bigger fans in the bottom for more intake but for now I'm really happy with it! Sounds like you have a beast rig as well. Congrats!!! :)
Beginning At 6:25 a major mistake was made when installing the radiator with the cooling tubes down, doing it that way will potentially kill the pump prematurely. There are many major TH-camrs that made videos regarding proper installation. I'm not bashing you, I just wanted to let you know. You have built a very nice system!
Yo, thanks for the comment and concern. I actually made sure ahead of time this would be ok and in fact is optimal. The air bubbles are trapped at the top of the aio radiator chamber and not the pump chamber since the highest point of the radiator sits above/higher than the pump itself. The tube direction actually doesn't make a difference as long as the air has a higher point to consolidate that's not the pump chamber (and the air already in the aio system is in the radiator chamber). I appreciate the kindness Bro and glad you dig the rig. It really turned out incredible! :)
@@GurhmsGarage hey man, I actually have a very similar build to you, funnily enough, are you having any issue with your trident ram? If you don’t, what are you using to control it?
Thank you so much! Temps are really good. At idle while browsing or editing, cpu sits at around 29c and in the case it's 28c. When under heavy load playing demanding games maxed out with ray tracing I've seen the cpu get up to 70c roughly. There has been a couple times it's peaked at around 75-80c but that's only after I've been playing for over 5-6 hours straight and it was hot in my office. Temps on the GPU are good as well which is what I was most concerned about due to it being so close to the front glass panel. However, they stick comfortably 65-75c depending on the game I'm playing. Sometimes it's peaked in the low 80s but again, that was after a super long session with a demanding game AND it was super hot in my office. Overall, extremely happy with the case and the build. Cheers! :)
I put 3 in and 3 out for this build. Two intake at the bottom and one on the back. Two outtake fans on the side and one on the top. Temps are awesome as well. The GPU gets a little on the warm side but that was to be expected.
It could've gone inside the case but I did a little mod so it would go on the back and not block the lit up MSI dragon on the mobo. Totally an aesthetic change but this build was centered around it looking amazing lit up so I was happy to do it. I did have to make a custom grille for the fan which was easy (link below). I used the case's stock fan and now the blades aren't exposed. It worked out great! imgur.com/b3pwlpW
Hey how is the thermals on that? Kinda had the same fan problem u had i was going to do 3 intake top and 2 intake bottom then have the side exhaust fans but i might go with your fan setup instead im mostly concerned about that fan in the back
Thermals have been just fine. I've always used full size cases outside of some crazy custom builds in the past so I was expecting it to be a little warmer...and it is, BUT there's definitely no issues. I've tested HUNT Showdown maxed out at 1440p for roughly 5hrs straight and haven't had any issues. I could turn the fans up a lot faster as well but during that session...cpu hit 58c, gpu hit 81c and mobo was tracking 71c in the case. It is a little on the warmer side but nothing that would cause throttling or any other issues. Regarding the fan on the back, it's the only thing I'm a little unhappy with but I modded it to work. Firstly, using the stock case fan I had to shave the edge of the fan frame down to allow the glass front panel to close and screw in properly. Be sure to do this carefully because I found the front panel handle to be a little malleable and you want to be sure not the crack the glass. I used a razor blade until there was enough free space for the panel to lock and screw in completely. Another tip, don't cut too low or deep on the fan frame cuz it's not very thick and you will break through. I did a little and had to fill and paint over it. I also didn't want the fan spinning in open air on the back so I purchased some wire mesh and custom made my own grill panel. To attach it, I used some GEL Loctite by applying three dollops on top and bottom (after spray painting it black btw). Below is a link to the Mesh on Amazon and an imgur link to the grill I made. I really recommend this so you don't jam your finger in the fan. Even caught my cat eyeing it lol. The grill panel works great for this. I hope all this helps and I'd love to hear what you decide! Cheers! :) www.amazon.com/dp/B09BM2R96T?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1 imgur.com/b3pwlpW
Bruh you should’ve bought some cable sleeves to make it look neat. Overall, love that build and I hope i can upgrade my case to hyte and make it liquid cooling
Really good actually! Even this summer on a 95F day running HUNT all day it stays within acceptable ranges. It does run a little on the warmer side but I've never had an issue or been concerned. Very happy with it, especially with this being my first vertical GPU. They really designed the case well.
@@savagetreecko1220 Fans are a bit tricky depending on your budget and what CPU cooler you want. For the GPU, any RTX card in the 3000 series is incredible. What are you running right now?
Ah I know what you're talking about now. Normally I haven't had an issue with this in the past. In fact, I've built and run some crazy SLI rigs in the past and daisy chained power for years with no performance issues. HOWEVER, I did some looking in to it and it appears there's been reports on Nvidia's 3000s series cards specifically where using a single cable for each 8pin conn is recommended. The data is unclear on the matter BUT that likely only means RMAs are too low for manufactures to change their recommendations or to give a crap. With that said, I really appreciate your concerned feedback. I'll throw another connector in there and do some tests. Cheers! :)
@@GurhmsGarage You mentioned the issue during the video when installing the power supply, GPU's are now pulling insane amounts of power. Older GPUs for the most part stayed under 200 watts, since you get 150 from 1 cable and 75 from the board daisy chaining was fine. The MSI 3080ti has been shown pulling 400watts which means the 375 you were feeding it could cause issues.
@@GurhmsGarage Generally speaking 8 pins safely provide 150 watts and 6 pins 75 watts, and well build power supplies will do more for sure, that cable was probably giving more than enough power but you would have been pulling more than what is considered safe through it, copper has its limits and since you have the equipment not to have to do that, better to err on the side of safety Not to mention More power Means More FPS.
@@RegazozoGaming Really appreciate the replies and feedback again. I've added a third cable in there just this morning. Crazy how much more power the newer GPUs are drawing. Cheers my friend! :)
LOL that thermal paste bit! What a beast rig, hell yes!
Haha YES! Thanks m8
We loved the final build!! Thank you for picking up our case 🙏 Such a beautiful job 💛
Thank you so much! You all did an amazing job on the design. Truly beautiful! Your Product Manager and Mechanical Design team deserve massive accolades. Cheers to the whole team. ❤🍻😁👍
Oh dang!!!😲 Incredible rig man, congrats!
Thank you!!! Ready to SLAY baby!
Great video man. I like the editing and shots of the components. The outro music scared the heck out of me as I was typing this comment. Well played!
Thanks man! It was a really fun build. The rig has been running great since. Any questions on it lemme know. Cheers 🍻😁👍
Let’s “Kraken” to these fans! 😄😄
;)
Dude you had me with the thermal paste I almost died
LOL yes! 🤣👍
That's a nice looking aquarium you have there.
🤣🍻
Man I've been building PC's for years and I've got some really nice-looking systems at this point, and that is still one of the nicest-looking builds I've ever seen. That sh** looks dope af. I need that case.
Dude thank you so much and it's the same for me, been building my whole life and I've honestly never looked over and been more happy with a build before. You gotta get it this case man, it's so boosty! Cheers and I hope your next build is a slayer :)
Beautiful build man! Love the black and purple theme!
Thank you so much! 🍻
Congrats mang, I'm following you on this early TH-cam journey in hope to take some pointers and grow myself. Keep it up!
Thanks Bro! Followed you back as well. To both our success. Cheers! :)
nice build
Thank you, cheers!🍻
Nice build can’t wait too finally finish mines
Thanks so much!!! I hope your rig is just as boosty. Cheers! :)
Whoa now that is a gorgeous computer, Holy smokes!
Its beautiful...
Thank you man, it's a looker fo sho!
cool video bro thx!!!
Absolutely man, cheers! :)
@@GurhmsGarage yea pretty sure my next build will be in the y60 white for sure
@@hexacarbide268 Oh man, I almost got the white case as well. It really is a joy to look over at this build. You're gonna love it!
@@GurhmsGarage yea the contrast makes it pop. Hardest choice is phanteks vs ek aio. They are both so dope looking in the white out
@@hexacarbide268 Dang, both those are super dope. The EK takes the cake though man. What's the GPU you're going with?
Nice build
Thank you! Cheers :)
Love the use of the word “outtake” instead of “exhaust” haha. Not sure I’ve heard that before.
I'm doing a similar build right now I actually have the NZXT Kraken X360, I'm taking my Intel I9 and my 3070 out of my computer for this build. I'm using the same box but the only issue that I'm having is I bought the MSI Godlike z590. I have to save this motherboard is insane! He comes with what they call a smart fan that you plug into where the GPU sock it is but because those parts are already taken up with this case I don't know what I'm going to do with it at the moment
Yeah, I'm just checking out the Godlike z590. What an awesome mobo, I love it!
Regarding your issue, I'm not clear on the specifics. Where does the smart fan connect to on the mobo and/or the case?
I hope you figure it out and the build goes smooth. Good luck!!! :)
@@GurhmsGarage its was the NZXT Kraken x63.. there's a driver issue in the software will not connect and then the lights and up going out and because of it. I got a replacement coming but everything looks phenomenal. Thanks brother
@@photobeast Awesome! Cheers my dude :)
I'm building my PC on Friday (if my SSD arrives...)
Got the Hyte Y60 as well, 12700k like you, but with a 3070 TI to help my credit score a bit 😅
YES! Awesome dude, congratulations on the new rig! The case is incredible and getting to actually see the gpu is a first and I love it!
@@GurhmsGarage Yah I figured since I'm spending so much on the GPU, and since ASUS went out of their way with the RGB, I gotta show it off front and center...
Just subbed btw
@@brianhecimovich4488 Heck yea man, we'll both be rockin some serious framerates! :)
Thanks for subbing, welcome to the community. Cheers!
Wow that looks so clean! I'm picking up parts for my first build, and It's funny I was thinking of picking a Carbon motherboard and a MSI GPU like your setup. Those looks so damn clean! Hopefuly I can my build look as cool as yours. (Funny enough, I also have a Y60 incoming, but mine is the Hololive collabation with Hakos Baelz, so very, very red and black xD) Interesting to show the process too, since I've never done any of that xD
Congrats on your upcoming build! Awesome! It's a really fun build with the Y60 as well. Lot's of room to access everything and it has a ton of cool options to route your cables.
I've been really happy with my setup too. The temperatures are excellent, the lights look incredible. It's a real show piece.
I hope your first build goes great and have fun!🍻
I just bought that case in red gonna be a bit before I can water cool it is that bad to have the pump so low I can't remember if you want the pump above the reservoir or below
Im really tempted to use this Hyte Y60 in my next built. My first choice is the Lian Li Dynamic Evo, which is very similar to this case. Imo, the third smaller glass panel in between looks better than the regular cube shaped one. Decisions, decisions.. Great job, man. As Borat would say: 'great success!'
LOL thanks very much Brotha :) I was actually considering the Lian Li D-Evo (Black) myself but the angled glass panel and the proprietary GPU PCI Express riser sold me on this one. They are both excellent and beautiful looking though.
Good luck with your build, love to know what you go with! Cheers
Sick looking build, but please get two more fans for exhaust up top... & get one for the back :)
Thank you 🍻
I put 2 140mm be quiet light wings on the bottom and side for intake, then 1 120mm in the back for exhaust. Plus my radiator on top as exhaust
Nice dude! So far my temps have been great with my 3x3 configuration. Running HUNT maxed out for hours and everything is staying reasonably cool, even with the GPU pretty close to the glass side panel. What GPU are you runnin?
@@GurhmsGarage I have a 3080ti fe right now, I had to replace thermal pads in it but my temps are pretty good
@@DudeManGuy95 Excellent! It's so nice to get to actually SEE our graphics cards now right! Cheers Brotha :)
Awesome build man. I've actually got all the parts for a similar build, but I'll be using a MSI Edge MOBO with Corsair fans & AIO. Just waiting on the Hyte y60 case. I'm thinking of going with 3 exhaust on top with the 2 Intake on bottom, & 2 Intake on the side with the radiator. Still debating on if that's the route I want to go though. This will be my first build. I'm super excited.
Awesome Bro! Major congrats on the first build. What a badass rig it will be too! 😁 The MSI Edge is just as cool honestly. Good savings sticking with DDR4 as well.
What GPU are you going with? I bit the bullet hard on mine but prices have started getting reasonable again...finally.
@@GurhmsGarage MSI RTX 3080 got it for a decent price just about 10% over MSRP. I got lucky finding it so I nabbed it straight away.
@@Rynonaut YES! Great news and the MSI 3000 cards are just so damn cool looking. They are only 3 1/2 slots as well so you'll have good clearance for air from the glass front panel.
I hope your build goes smooth and fun Bro! Cheers :)
Awesome build man! My hyte y60 is on the way. my main concern has been thermals and you’ve given me a pretty good idea on the setup. I’m probably going to start by air cooling the gpu and using an aio for the cpu, then moving on to a custom loop for liquid cooling both. I’m also gaming at 1440p
YES! Awesome man, congrats on your new build!
My temps have continued to be just fine. I've monitored temps during several long sessions in HUNT Showdown and other extremely taxing games (playing at 1440p with maxed settings)...cpu stays around 58c, gpu hits 81c but never gets hotter and mobo was tracks around 71c in the case. It is a little on the warmer side but nothing that would cause throttling and if you eventually go all liquid, my hats off to you. What a killer build this would be all liquid cooled. Cheers Brotha!
Dope build. Curious to see what your temps are? I used this case to build and have 360 aio on top as exhaust with one on the back of the case also. The bottoms are the stock 120s it comes with and I put 2 140s on the side as intake. Gpu stays at a cool 68c for me. Also gpu is a 3080ftw3
Thank you! Regarding temps, I've done some testing and everything seems great. All components stay extremely cool when not under load. When gaming, I monitored temps during my last 4hr HUNT session (playing at 1440p with maxed settings)...cpu hit 58c, gpu hit 81c and mobo was tracking 71c in the case. It is a little on the warmer side but nothing that would cause throttling. I may eventually put some bigger fans in the bottom for more intake but for now I'm really happy with it!
Sounds like you have a beast rig as well. Congrats!!! :)
Beginning At 6:25 a major mistake was made when installing the radiator with the cooling tubes down, doing it that way will potentially kill the pump prematurely. There are many major TH-camrs that made videos regarding proper installation. I'm not bashing you, I just wanted to let you know. You have built a very nice system!
Yo, thanks for the comment and concern. I actually made sure ahead of time this would be ok and in fact is optimal. The air bubbles are trapped at the top of the aio radiator chamber and not the pump chamber since the highest point of the radiator sits above/higher than the pump itself. The tube direction actually doesn't make a difference as long as the air has a higher point to consolidate that's not the pump chamber (and the air already in the aio system is in the radiator chamber).
I appreciate the kindness Bro and glad you dig the rig. It really turned out incredible! :)
I might copy your build bro.. lookin sweet
Hell yeah, do it bro, it's such a killer rig!!!
If you do and have any questions at all let me know!
@@GurhmsGarage hey man, I actually have a very similar build to you, funnily enough, are you having any issue with your trident ram? If you don’t, what are you using to control it?
Hello, amazing video. Just wonderingwhat kind of temps do you get on the cpu? Idle and underload?
Thank you so much! Temps are really good. At idle while browsing or editing, cpu sits at around 29c and in the case it's 28c. When under heavy load playing demanding games maxed out with ray tracing I've seen the cpu get up to 70c roughly.
There has been a couple times it's peaked at around 75-80c but that's only after I've been playing for over 5-6 hours straight and it was hot in my office.
Temps on the GPU are good as well which is what I was most concerned about due to it being so close to the front glass panel. However, they stick comfortably 65-75c depending on the game I'm playing. Sometimes it's peaked in the low 80s but again, that was after a super long session with a demanding game AND it was super hot in my office.
Overall, extremely happy with the case and the build. Cheers! :)
@@GurhmsGarage thanks man, I much appreciate it
@@BasicPurple Word up
There’s 3 fan on top and 1 on back for air out and 2 down and on side for intake so that 4 each so isn’t that equal intake and outtake
I put 3 in and 3 out for this build. Two intake at the bottom and one on the back. Two outtake fans on the side and one on the top. Temps are awesome as well. The GPU gets a little on the warm side but that was to be expected.
Hi nice rig pc
How did you control the bottom fans did you use the Nzxt controller or direct to motherboard fan header.
Great question! The bottom fans are stock actually and came with the case. They hooked directly up to the mobo.
i might of missed something but whys the rear fan on the outside of the case in the last few shots ?
It could've gone inside the case but I did a little mod so it would go on the back and not block the lit up MSI dragon on the mobo. Totally an aesthetic change but this build was centered around it looking amazing lit up so I was happy to do it.
I did have to make a custom grille for the fan which was easy (link below). I used the case's stock fan and now the blades aren't exposed. It worked out great!
imgur.com/b3pwlpW
@@GurhmsGarage nice one , I only asked a s I have the y40 on order and I know it's a tight fit with a 360 in the roof
Hi, did your NZXT cooler included a bracket for LGA 1700 socket?
Yes, indeed it did :)
Hey how is the thermals on that? Kinda had the same fan problem u had i was going to do 3 intake top and 2 intake bottom then have the side exhaust fans but i might go with your fan setup instead im mostly concerned about that fan in the back
Thermals have been just fine. I've always used full size cases outside of some crazy custom builds in the past so I was expecting it to be a little warmer...and it is, BUT there's definitely no issues. I've tested HUNT Showdown maxed out at 1440p for roughly 5hrs straight and haven't had any issues. I could turn the fans up a lot faster as well but during that session...cpu hit 58c, gpu hit 81c and mobo was tracking 71c in the case. It is a little on the warmer side but nothing that would cause throttling or any other issues.
Regarding the fan on the back, it's the only thing I'm a little unhappy with but I modded it to work. Firstly, using the stock case fan I had to shave the edge of the fan frame down to allow the glass front panel to close and screw in properly. Be sure to do this carefully because I found the front panel handle to be a little malleable and you want to be sure not the crack the glass. I used a razor blade until there was enough free space for the panel to lock and screw in completely. Another tip, don't cut too low or deep on the fan frame cuz it's not very thick and you will break through. I did a little and had to fill and paint over it. I also didn't want the fan spinning in open air on the back so I purchased some wire mesh and custom made my own grill panel. To attach it, I used some GEL Loctite by applying three dollops on top and bottom (after spray painting it black btw). Below is a link to the Mesh on Amazon and an imgur link to the grill I made. I really recommend this so you don't jam your finger in the fan. Even caught my cat eyeing it lol. The grill panel works great for this.
I hope all this helps and I'd love to hear what you decide! Cheers! :)
www.amazon.com/dp/B09BM2R96T?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1
imgur.com/b3pwlpW
Please can you do a benchmark?
I love the request, will do!
Bruh you should’ve bought some cable sleeves to make it look neat. Overall, love that build and I hope i can upgrade my case to hyte and make it liquid cooling
Thanks Brotha! Oh! Great idea about the sleeves...didnt even think of them. Nice! 😁👍
Where is the aio fans ? The bottom?
They're the two lit up NZXT fans inside on the right. I set them as outtake fans :)
Soooo, where's mine? 🤣
LOL, hang on lemme call up Mr. Beast ;)
How are the thermals?
Really good actually! Even this summer on a 95F day running HUNT all day it stays within acceptable ranges. It does run a little on the warmer side but I've never had an issue or been concerned. Very happy with it, especially with this being my first vertical GPU. They really designed the case well.
How is there a CD version of Windows 11??! Anyway, love the build! 😁
Haha right!!! I just stared at it confused when it delivered.
Thanks very much 😎👍
Hey hows the temp on the gpu ?
No issues at all, even in the summer on hot days when I'm grinding really demanding games. I'm very happy with it!
If I brought these parts could I pay u to help me thru making it
Also what fans and gpu could replace cuz there both outta stock
Oh wow, I'm not sure how we would go about that. Any ideas? I'm very happy to help if you have any questions though :)
@@savagetreecko1220 Fans are a bit tricky depending on your budget and what CPU cooler you want.
For the GPU, any RTX card in the 3000 series is incredible. What are you running right now?
CD version of 11? Hahahahaha
I know right! 🤣
1000 watt power supply and you daisy chained on the GPU... Shame Shame Shame
Ah I know what you're talking about now. Normally I haven't had an issue with this in the past. In fact, I've built and run some crazy SLI rigs in the past and daisy chained power for years with no performance issues. HOWEVER, I did some looking in to it and it appears there's been reports on Nvidia's 3000s series cards specifically where using a single cable for each 8pin conn is recommended. The data is unclear on the matter BUT that likely only means RMAs are too low for manufactures to change their recommendations or to give a crap. With that said, I really appreciate your concerned feedback. I'll throw another connector in there and do some tests. Cheers! :)
@@GurhmsGarage You mentioned the issue during the video when installing the power supply, GPU's are now pulling insane amounts of power. Older GPUs for the most part stayed under 200 watts, since you get 150 from 1 cable and 75 from the board daisy chaining was fine. The MSI 3080ti has been shown pulling 400watts which means the 375 you were feeding it could cause issues.
@@GurhmsGarage Generally speaking 8 pins safely provide 150 watts and 6 pins 75 watts, and well build power supplies will do more for sure, that cable was probably giving more than enough power but you would have been pulling more than what is considered safe through it, copper has its limits and since you have the equipment not to have to do that, better to err on the side of safety Not to mention More power Means More FPS.
@@RegazozoGaming Really appreciate the replies and feedback again. I've added a third cable in there just this morning. Crazy how much more power the newer GPUs are drawing. Cheers my friend! :)