Hi aavant17, welcome to my channel, thank you for the compliment. Pardon me that you wanted to redo your Q58 again. once again thank you for visiting and all the best in your build.
@@anything9013 Hi Anything901 H, welcome to my channel, thank you for your compliment. Just a bit more info, it's my habit to either cable management first before fitting components or to do it along the way. here are some videos with might interest you on how i deal with cable management :P th-cam.com/video/0qSaX_mOjQc/w-d-xo.html or this th-cam.com/video/s20jODhCCcI/w-d-xo.html
good cable management, probably the best one I've seen and better than mine haha, however you messed up in one thing, wrong radiator fans mounting, they should be on the bottom of the radiator so they ca work as exhaust and not suck up the air from the radiator because the thermal dissipating energy that comes from the fins are not sufficient to be blown out that's why we need fans facing and mounted down unless you are willing to add an extra 2 at the bottom and figure a way to route the pump tubes
Hi KeArMaU5, welcome to my channel. Thank you for your valuable feedback. I have tested. Push or pull does not make a difference on these Arctic P14 fans. I deliberately place it this way to prevent dust accumulation plus cleaning is easier. If you place the fans below and blowing towards the radiator, there are more dust accumulation which causes thermal to increase in less than a month usage. Nevertheless, thank you for the suggestion.
@@kearmau5 i understand where you are coming from as in fans should have an opening to grab air through. But as mentioned. I have tested it before I mount this way. Fans of other brands, yes you are right but not with these Arctic P14 PWM PST CO (ball bearing) fans. I do not not have issues with thermal when doing it this way. This vid is not related but am getting good temps. th-cam.com/video/LLA7Ybw14Dc/w-d-xo.html please be mindful. I am from a tropical hot and humid country which my room temperature is always around 30 to 31 degrees Celsius. Coolest room temperature is at 27 to 29 degrees
Since the day you did the overview of this case, I fell in love with it. I have done some research, most are having trouble mounting a 280 liquid cooler along with the bottom fan. You made it so easy and seems to know what most wanted. Man, you should have done this video before them. It's a waste of my time viewing them. Thank you Kleo, once again, you have ace on another product. Keep up the good work. ❤
Nox, I think I should ban you from my channel lol.. you seems to get whatever i've reviewed.. your hubby going to kill me for your pc expenditure lol.. ok jokes aside, I am glad you've enjoyed my content, will try my best to do better. Thank you Nox Mu for being supportive and your kind words of encouragement .. deeply appreciate it.
This case looks like a pain to build in, yet I need an ITX case that can hold my 2080 Ti Matrix. You did great job with the cables man, bravo. It's funny that I cannot recall any other techtuber to talk about fan voltage limits, and thanks to you, I can keep on eye on that now.
Hello Juhani Mertanen, welcome to my channel and thank you for the compliment. yup since start of my PC DIY, I am always aware of the ampere drawn. be it argb/rgb or fan load. I have bad experiences in the past which I have no idea why my motherboard fan header melt, till I gone through my errors. So ya.. just to play safe than sorry. once again thank you for visiting and to leave your valuable feedback, greatly appreciated it. by the way, all the best in your build too 😊
Great video, I did my first ITX build about 2weeks ago in this case. I was struggling to fit the bottom fan because I wasn't sure how to go about cable management but this video gave me some great ideas about how I could manage the cables to improve my build. Keep up the good content.
Hello Brett Musgrove, welcome to my channel. I am glad this video does aid you. I am just like yourself, it's my first time building a ITX case. by the way, these are not the actual component and this case belongs to a friend. I had his permission during Nov 2021 period and have done an overview of this case th-cam.com/video/qgCGvYL2S6U/w-d-xo.html. While waiting for parts to arrive, I seek his permission again and gathered all I needed to showcase my experience of this case. I was excited but instead of rushing into the build, I step back and visualize what can go wrong. As mentioned, I am not familiar with ITX build. Nevertheless, I took my time going though visually and gather what I needed for this build to work. Once again thank you to have visit my channel and all the best in your current build, I believe your PC component will be happier as the temperature goes down.
My SFX FD ION 500g looks to be bigger (turned out it was SFX-L), so I don't have the space to add a 25mm one. I will probably put a 15mm with a grill and switch the PSU at some point. Keep that in mind.
AWSOME JOB MAN...NICE BUILD..I AIR COOLED IN MINE A 65WATT RYZEN7 2700...RTX 2060...HAVE A NOCTUA L9A CPU COOLER...I HAVE TOP2 INTAKE AND BOTTOM EXHAUST...REAT TEMPS...GLASS ON TOPS HELPS DIRECT TOP AIR ACROSS THE MOBO A LITTLE...BOTTOM INTAKE AND I DONT THIBK MOBO WAS GETTING ANU AIR...I GOT A BLACK FAN GRILL ON BOTTOM FAN..USED THE BRACKET THEY GIVE YOU AND MOUNTED A 3.5IN 4TB DRIVE TO IT...CUT 4 SLASHES IB THE SIDE AND USED 4 ZIP TIED..ITS KINDA FLOATING UNDER TOP FAN ABOVE POWER SUPPLY..GOT A 2TB LAPTOP DRIVE BEHIND PSU AND A 500G SSD IN THE FRONT...GREAT TEMPS I LOVE MINE AS MUCH AD MY 3800XT AND 3090 RIG ..AESONE JOB MAN!!!
Hello jason wilbur, welcome to my channel and thank you for the compliment. I saw your Q58 th-cam.com/video/FB0PEJtkxE8/w-d-xo.html , looking good and pretty neat concept with the hard disk at the top.
Thank you mate! Just got the case today and this video really helped me out. Initially I thought I’d be using the built in fan hub to make it look cleaner but just ended up disconnecting it.
I just bought this CPU over the weekend and I was looking at this case in my local Micro Center. It's small enough to fit on the little mans desk or even on the middle shelf. I was looking at builds for it and came across your video. Great job! I can use this as a blueprint for the cable management. Since I'll be using the onboard graphic for now until I get a video card later I might still connect the necessary cable for the power to avoid the issue later. I won't be doing much in the way of LED lighting since that side of the case will be facing the wall. Once again, great job!
Hi Zaxbox, welcome to my channel and thank you for the feedback. Infact I have another video which is pretty lengthy. It’s on some findings to keep the pc component cool in this case. Which you might be interested th-cam.com/video/LLA7Ybw14Dc/w-d-xo.html
Hi lanis, welcome to my channel, am glad you have enjoyed with the experience i've shared. once again thank you to have visit my channel and wishes you all the best in your future builds.
So the screws that you used to mount your fans on top of the radiator. Were they long enough to go through the fan and catch the radiator threads? I have the cooler master 240ml v2 rgb and with the provided screws this is not possible because the top of screws prevent top of case from going back on case. But if i have case fans under radiator my gpu wires hit fans
hello Steve Stewart, welcome to my channel, I am not sure how long your rad screws are. Mind are at a length of 30mm. I have no issues to mount my fan on the radiator and to catch it on the case top.
Hi Buddy N, welcome back :) and thank you for the feedback. I believe my sub will increase as I have my wonderful viewers like yourself to help my channel grow. I will keep my channel as a hobby as my intention is to share my experiences and findings. Once again thank you to have visit my channel and the support you've given 😊
Good point about the fan amperage! And a thank you. I am also going for a be quiet 280mm and just checked that my MB's case header is also rated for 1a. Will need to source some other fans as well.
Hi Anton Vasilev, welcome to my channel. that will be a good choice to pick up a 280 Bequiet Silent loop 2. it's extremely quiet. as for fans, yup, it's better safe than sorry.
I enjoyed your video!! Very good tutorial . I just finished a build with the same case but in white and I used an MSI RTX 3070 which for me was too thick causing high temps, so I went with RTX 3070ti which is a 2 slot card and moved the GPU closet to the front of case leaving me with more room between mobo. and gpu. I went with the Asrock Gaming Phantom Z690i mini ITX because it has more room in cpu area than Gigabyte/MSI and Asus Z690i motherboards . All in all the cable management took some time and with the help of zip ties and patience the build turned out very good and even better after purchasing an extra pair of mesh panels my temps are better now . It was fun building in this case and enjoy it very much . Oh I forgot to mention switching out my i7-12700K to an i5-12600K lowered my temps drastically by 15 to 17 degrees Celsius with a little default settings in bios and XMP on and fixed fan curves in bios and also fixed fan curves for GPU as well.
Hi Markymike Gonzalez, welcome to my channel and thank you for your sharing and info of your build. I am happy that everything works out well for you. Once again thank you to have visit and to leave all your sharing with us. 👍
Oh by the way Markymike Gonzalez, have you tried offsetting the position of your 3070ti? Since it’s a 2 slot card, offsetting it’s position might help with temperature. I have another video and it did help on reducing temperature further th-cam.com/video/LLA7Ybw14Dc/w-d-xo.html
Hello Mark Hemandez, welcome to my channel. Am flattered but you can always slow down the video speed. If you are using desktop to watch this video, hover your mouse on this video, look at your lower right, click on settings, click on playback speed, select the slow down speed you need. I would also advise you to turn off the volume as it might be annoying with the robotic voice playback.
I noticed that many mini-itx MBs have an additional M.2 slot on the back. Does this case have enough clearance for installing a second M.2 drive on the back side?
Hello Oscar Chen, welcome to my channel, for me this case allows me to install another m.2 at the back or the motherboard (Asus B550i Strix) without issues. Then only thing u need to consider is to use a gen3 m.2 as you can’t install a heatsink.
Hi wireless1235, welcome to my channel, nope I don't use and fan hub nor the intergrated fan hub, I just directly plug my 2 x 140mm rad fan to CPU_FAN of my motherboard fan header and as for the bottom will be directly to SYS_FAN1. Just for your info, I normally calcutate the ampere proper and to check what's the fan load ampere of my motherboard. That's why i do not use the original Bequiet fans which are with high ampere. I use Arctic P14s as they are of lower ampere but have better static pressure. In addition, the P14s out perform the bequiet silent wing 3 fans that comes with the Bequiet Silent Loop 2.
Please is the cooler master sfx v850 silent. I've heard its very loud under load. Am planing a build and I'll need an 859 watts psu and so far this sfx psu the only one with reviews
Hi Tenkorang Gyebi, welcome to my channel. I have not heard any noise from this SFX psu, I have another used on another case and it's not giving noise too.
*Hello sir i have a small doubt , As you know that Lian li lancool ii mesh comes with 3, 3pin DC fans , I want to replace it with normal PWM fans but the connector it has it is not removable that is connected to the front IO switches. So what to do, Please help me out* ?
Hi The Internet Surfer, welcome back :P hmm as for your question, you see I don't own a Lian Li Lancool II mesh. I have only a lancool II original version which I have already sold it. So as for your question, I believe it's better to approach lian li lian-li.com/faq/ or to find other channel that has your case. so sorry that I can't help you with this. thank you!
@@YKR3 hmm. on lian li official website itself, the manual have stated performance and argb version of the mesh II, performance mesh II has a 4pin pwm controller, which is cater for 4pin pwm fans. as for argb, it did not show there are any 3pin connection for the fan except for the argb. so if you are having the argb mesh II, you should just plug the argb to it and as for fan load, plug to your motherboard. do check what ampere your motherboard fan header limit is before you do the daisy chain.
@@YKR3 I can only think of Gentle Typhoon from Nidec, the very old fan which is running at 1850rpm that has 3pin. but they are hard to get. as for the rest I am not sure which 3pin as most comes with 4pin.
wow.. nice.... that cooler will be great for my references.. as im gonna have intel i7 13th gen... and prefer 280mm fan... this is really indeed an eye opener for me. do you think Phanteks Glacier one 280mp is great cooling?
Hello Great Sharks. Welcome to my channel as for the Phanteks AIO, I can’t comment if it’s good or bad as I have not tested it. There is something which might interest you as I did a thermal test with this case. Lian Li Q58 - The Experience (Cooling Improvement) th-cam.com/video/LLA7Ybw14Dc/w-d-xo.html
hello Kiki_13, welcome to my channel and thank you for your compliment. Once again thank you for visiting my channel and all the very best in your build 👍
Hei Kleo, you have made a really good video about this case and all the tips u have being giving is really great and useful! I am planning to build my first pc and planning to buy this case, however there is a questing that i couldn't find the answer anywhere else. The front panel connecter in this case is the all in one type, and when i read the manual and compared to the Asus Rog B550i motherboard, the same as the one in your build, I notice the Pin looks different from each other, Q58 have the empty pin on the bottom left, while the mother board empty pin is on bottom right (since the mother board here is upside down) When u were connecting all the front connecter at 8:35, the part where you connect the front power panel was cut off, so im not sure how you did it. May i know how do you fit it in? or there is no problem at all? Thanks so much!
Hello Julianto Yeo, welcome to my channel. I just plug it as the way it is.., the I/O connector from the Q58 has a block out hole and it matches the empty pin on the motherboard.
@@KleoYan Thanks for the reply! I have being so confuse about this part since the manual for the case didn’t really explain that, now i can buy it with confidence! Once again thanks for the help 👍
@@juliantoyeo969 you are most welcome and all the best with your build too. If you still need help, just comment or send me an email at godzylatech@gmail.com . cheers!
Just tried mounting the bottom fan and realized it’s currently impossible with the PSU cables. Going to take what I’ve completed apart and follow this, step by step. Hopefully it works! Regardless of if it works or not, thanks for putting this together.
Bro one question regarding PSU for cablemanagement.. should i go with sfx platinum with flexi sleeves or the one that you have in the video? Thanks bro
@@florencemesina7708 hi, this you have to make a choice. It depends if you want to have a platinum or a 80 Plus Gold SFX. I have chosen the Cooler Master V850 80 Plus Gold is due to these factors 1) Easier cable management as cables are flat and more flexible compared to braided cables of the Corsair SFX 850 platinum 2) Another factor is, this case should not be using too highend processor and gpu as the airflow is restricted. so therefore using mid range processor and gpu, a 80 Plus Gold SFX is sufficient enough. Now you can choose the platinum SFX from corsair but you will have a bigger challenge as the cables are not that flexible. Hope these will answer your question.
@@KleoYan Thank you for the advice bro it really helps, i think il be going with what you've had in the video :) coz your way of for cables is very efficient for those who wants 120mm fan at the bottom of the case :) thank you so much again and looking forward for your future videos :)
@@florencemesina7708 hi ya welcome back and thank you for the compliment. I have done up another video about this case, it's all about bring down the temperature. Thought you might be interested to take a look th-cam.com/video/LLA7Ybw14Dc/w-d-xo.html . it's very lengthy though.
hi Bb Bb, welcome to my channel. based on the system configuration of this build, the max load on CPU is at 73 degrees celsius and the GPU of my 1070ti mini is at 78 degrees celsius at max load.
Hi JJiG, welcome to my channel. Maybe when you are going to clean the components in this case. You can try the method with the cable management I did, by the way, I have found some ways and means to bring down the pc component’s temperature in this case. It’s lengthy but you might be interested th-cam.com/video/LLA7Ybw14Dc/w-d-xo.html
Hey buddy I just watched some of your videos about Lian Li products and recently I've installed 10 Lian Li Uni Fan Al120 in my system. They are spinning and they are in rainbow mode but when I open up the Lian Li software it says the controller can not be detected. What should I do now?
Hello Dominik_63, welcome to my channel. when you launch the device manager, under Universal Serial Bus devices, do you see any lian li device listed there? if not, do you have any other argb programs installed before you install the L-Connect? if you did, I would advise you to perform the below steps 1) Check on lian li official website. see if there are any fix or patch for your motherboard and model. lian-li.com/product/uni-fan-al/ 2) Remove all argb programs in your system, using revo uninstaller ( this will remove all left over registry) www.revouninstaller.com/revo-uninstaller-free-download/ 3) Once done, shut down your PC, unplug the PSU cable, let it sit for 30 to 46 seconds, this will flush out existing IRQ that are tag to the argb controller 4) Turn on your PC and check the device manager, under Universal Serial Bus devices. make sure you see Lian-Li device is listed 5) Install only the L-Connect 2 application. test fans rpm and argb effect 6) If all works, reinstall the other argb program you need to control your other argb devices (example GPU, Rams and etc) 7) if all fails. contact lian li support directly. lian-li.com/faq/
@@dominik_6336 ok then did you have other argb program install before L-Connect 2? If you did try remove both as mention and go through the process which I have shown you. Reason being, some motherboards which require you to install their argb program before you can control certain devices and it took full control of the IRQ address which is shared for any argb program. So what happened is. It forbid L-Connect 2 to control even device is showing on device manager.
Neat cable management! But, did you move psu bracket to its lower position? I wonder if i could still manage the cables neatly with braided ones, since theyre more stiff than yours.
Hello Yoddy Agung welcome to my channel. The bracket is at it’s lowest position. If I put it up where the sfx-l location. My radiator hose will be too tight. As for braided cables and I assume you are using the Corsair 750 sfx. There is a way. You need to use cable comb to comb and tie the cables, then remove the comb. It will work.
@@yoddythegreat you are most welcome. now this is just an illustration. but your cables need to plug into your SFX PSU. then do the comb. th-cam.com/video/s20jODhCCcI/w-d-xo.html and if you have trouble cable tie them nicely.. use thin cable ties and follow this trick.. th-cam.com/video/fhIts8zhn_A/w-d-xo.html .. do it instead of individual cable, make it in pairs of two.. if you still not sure. let me know I will do up a video for you but do allow me sometime during the weekends. all the best in your build and thank you to have visited my channel.
Hi ya. Welcome back and yes you can do that. As for temperature. My guess is yes it will drop in temperature. I see what I can do if I do come across friends who purchase these t30 😉
Hello Benedict Rusli, welcome to my channel. Thank you for your feedback and as for custom cable. Yup it will be nice without the extra clutter and will be nice to have paracord sleeving too.
@@KleoYan That's okay no problem at all , I just wanted some professional hands to do the job , I have bought the Lian Li O11XL with Asus Z690 formula mb , and hopefully soon 3080 white or 3090 white ^_^ , trying to make it a fast pc
Any chance you check if you can put 2* slim fans on the AIO? or maybe use the 3d printed PSU mount that another TH-camr made so you check if a regular 120 fan can be used at the bottom? Awesome content, keep it up and thanks in advance
Hi SoundSelector, welcome to my channel, you mean the youtuber "Machines & More" , if you are using standard radiators that are of 28mm thick.. it's no issue to use regular 120mm fans. but if your radiator is 38mm thick. then you got no choice but to use slim 120mm fans. As for the bottom, do pardon me, I do not have a 3d printer, but am using a regular 120mm fan at the bottom. Unless you are using SFX-L power supply or the corsair sfx psu that comes with braided cables. I mean that is a platinum SFX but personally I dislike braided cables, I prefer flat cables like the cooler master sfx psu. braided cables will only create more cable clutter as they are harder to shape. unless they are of paracord sleeving. So ya, if you cable manage properly as I've illustrated in this video plus using a SFX PSU with just flat cables, it's very easy to mount a regular 120mm fan. There will be another video which I will be sharing as how to bring down the temperature without altering or doing any DIY on this case itself. Once again thank you for your visit and to provide me with feedbacks, greatly appreciated it.
@@SoundSelector hi as i measured mine.. it will be a tight squeeze for a slim 120 fan to the radiator if you intend to sandwich a regular and a slim fan between the radiator
@@KleoYan thanks again for taking the time to measure. Will give it a go when I receive mine. Also thanks to your comments cooler master is the PSU to go for this build. Braided cables are a pain in the ass to bend. Ribbon cables Ftw
@@SoundSelector hey I make a mistake.. the fan will go to the radiator frame.. i measured from the rad fins and the gap, which is wrong. it's only 11mm apart from the rad frame to the PSU (the gap) you cannot fit a 120mm slim fan.. btw why do you want to do a push pull configuration on at 28mm radiator.. it wont help much and also you will damage the fan's areo dynamic in long run.. anyway, ya you cannot fit any slim fan.. so sorry.
i feel like case manufacturers need to stop making front i/o cables so damn long, especially in case like this. like the motherboard isnt that far from the front panel, i dont need 8 inches of cables. they need to start taking at least 3 inches off for cases like this and the a4 h20, would make management so much easier and make the end result so much cleaner
Hi Robert Thomson, welcome to my channel, I do agree with you. at least shorten by 1/4 in my opinion. Thank you to have visit and leave your valuable feedback.
Watching this makes me want to take my Q58 completely apart and cable manage it like you did. Looks amazing.
Hi aavant17, welcome to my channel, thank you for the compliment. Pardon me that you wanted to redo your Q58 again. once again thank you for visiting and all the best in your build.
honestly he makes the cable management look really good
@@anything9013 Hi Anything901 H, welcome to my channel, thank you for your compliment. Just a bit more info, it's my habit to either cable management first before fitting components or to do it along the way. here are some videos with might interest you on how i deal with cable management :P th-cam.com/video/0qSaX_mOjQc/w-d-xo.html or this th-cam.com/video/s20jODhCCcI/w-d-xo.html
I'm trying to find some shorter cables I have a Corsair sf750 but the cables are too long I think
good cable management, probably the best one I've seen and better than mine haha, however you messed up in one thing, wrong radiator fans mounting, they should be on the bottom of the radiator so they ca work as exhaust and not suck up the air from the radiator because the thermal dissipating energy that comes from the fins are not sufficient to be blown out that's why we need fans facing and mounted down unless you are willing to add an extra 2 at the bottom and figure a way to route the pump tubes
Hi KeArMaU5, welcome to my channel. Thank you for your valuable feedback. I have tested. Push or pull does not make a difference on these Arctic P14 fans. I deliberately place it this way to prevent dust accumulation plus cleaning is easier. If you place the fans below and blowing towards the radiator, there are more dust accumulation which causes thermal to increase in less than a month usage. Nevertheless, thank you for the suggestion.
@@KleoYan i really didn't face that problem i don't have any dust accumulation, however there should be a performance decrease when going with that
@@kearmau5 i understand where you are coming from as in fans should have an opening to grab air through. But as mentioned. I have tested it before I mount this way. Fans of other brands, yes you are right but not with these Arctic P14 PWM PST CO (ball bearing) fans. I do not not have issues with thermal when doing it this way. This vid is not related but am getting good temps. th-cam.com/video/LLA7Ybw14Dc/w-d-xo.html please be mindful. I am from a tropical hot and humid country which my room temperature is always around 30 to 31 degrees Celsius. Coolest room temperature is at 27 to 29 degrees
Excellent cable management, you showed what a little bit of planning goes a long way!
Hi Jeff M, welcome to my channel. Thank you for the compliment. 👍
Since the day you did the overview of this case, I fell in love with it. I have done some research, most are having trouble mounting a 280 liquid cooler along with the bottom fan. You made it so easy and seems to know what most wanted. Man, you should have done this video before them. It's a waste of my time viewing them. Thank you Kleo, once again, you have ace on another product. Keep up the good work. ❤
Nox, I think I should ban you from my channel lol.. you seems to get whatever i've reviewed.. your hubby going to kill me for your pc expenditure lol.. ok jokes aside, I am glad you've enjoyed my content, will try my best to do better. Thank you Nox Mu for being supportive and your kind words of encouragement .. deeply appreciate it.
This case looks like a pain to build in, yet I need an ITX case that can hold my 2080 Ti Matrix. You did great job with the cables man, bravo. It's funny that I cannot recall any other techtuber to talk about fan voltage limits, and thanks to you, I can keep on eye on that now.
Hello Juhani Mertanen, welcome to my channel and thank you for the compliment. yup since start of my PC DIY, I am always aware of the ampere drawn. be it argb/rgb or fan load. I have bad experiences in the past which I have no idea why my motherboard fan header melt, till I gone through my errors. So ya.. just to play safe than sorry. once again thank you for visiting and to leave your valuable feedback, greatly appreciated it. by the way, all the best in your build too 😊
I've never built a PC, and all the mainstream channels never mention the fan header Amps. Thank you for that tip.
Hello D. V Fernandez, welcome to my channel and thank you for the feedback. All the best with your build 😉
Great video, I did my first ITX build about 2weeks ago in this case. I was struggling to fit the bottom fan because I wasn't sure how to go about cable management but this video gave me some great ideas about how I could manage the cables to improve my build. Keep up the good content.
Hello Brett Musgrove, welcome to my channel. I am glad this video does aid you.
I am just like yourself, it's my first time building a ITX case. by the way, these are not the actual component and this case belongs to a friend. I had his permission during Nov 2021 period and have done an overview of this case th-cam.com/video/qgCGvYL2S6U/w-d-xo.html. While waiting for parts to arrive, I seek his permission again and gathered all I needed to showcase my experience of this case. I was excited but instead of rushing into the build, I step back and visualize what can go wrong. As mentioned, I am not familiar with ITX build. Nevertheless, I took my time going though visually and gather what I needed for this build to work. Once again thank you to have visit my channel and all the best in your current build, I believe your PC component will be happier as the temperature goes down.
My SFX FD ION 500g looks to be bigger (turned out it was SFX-L), so I don't have the space to add a 25mm one. I will probably put a 15mm with a grill and switch the PSU at some point.
Keep that in mind.
@@AntonZlatkov thank you for the feedback and all the very best in your build.
AWSOME JOB MAN...NICE BUILD..I AIR COOLED IN MINE A 65WATT RYZEN7 2700...RTX 2060...HAVE A NOCTUA L9A CPU COOLER...I HAVE TOP2 INTAKE AND BOTTOM EXHAUST...REAT TEMPS...GLASS ON TOPS HELPS DIRECT TOP AIR ACROSS THE MOBO A LITTLE...BOTTOM INTAKE AND I DONT THIBK MOBO WAS GETTING ANU AIR...I GOT A BLACK FAN GRILL ON BOTTOM FAN..USED THE BRACKET THEY GIVE YOU AND MOUNTED A 3.5IN 4TB DRIVE TO IT...CUT 4 SLASHES IB THE SIDE AND USED 4 ZIP TIED..ITS KINDA FLOATING UNDER TOP FAN ABOVE POWER SUPPLY..GOT A 2TB LAPTOP DRIVE BEHIND PSU AND A 500G SSD IN THE FRONT...GREAT TEMPS I LOVE MINE AS MUCH AD MY 3800XT AND 3090 RIG ..AESONE JOB MAN!!!
Hello jason wilbur, welcome to my channel and thank you for the compliment. I saw your Q58 th-cam.com/video/FB0PEJtkxE8/w-d-xo.html , looking good and pretty neat concept with the hard disk at the top.
Thank you mate! Just got the case today and this video really helped me out. Initially I thought I’d be using the built in fan hub to make it look cleaner but just ended up disconnecting it.
Hello Ansh Passi, welcome to my channel and am glad this aid you with your build 😉
I just bought this CPU over the weekend and I was looking at this case in my local Micro Center. It's small enough to fit on the little mans desk or even on the middle shelf. I was looking at builds for it and came across your video. Great job! I can use this as a blueprint for the cable management. Since I'll be using the onboard graphic for now until I get a video card later I might still connect the necessary cable for the power to avoid the issue later. I won't be doing much in the way of LED lighting since that side of the case will be facing the wall. Once again, great job!
Hi Zaxbox, welcome to my channel and thank you for the feedback. Infact I have another video which is pretty lengthy. It’s on some findings to keep the pc component cool in this case. Which you might be interested th-cam.com/video/LLA7Ybw14Dc/w-d-xo.html
best breakdown and review and cable managment of this case that I've seen on TH-cam, keep on bro
+1for the fan ampere limitation no one ever speak of
Hi lanis, welcome to my channel, am glad you have enjoyed with the experience i've shared. once again thank you to have visit my channel and wishes you all the best in your future builds.
So the screws that you used to mount your fans on top of the radiator. Were they long enough to go through the fan and catch the radiator threads? I have the cooler master 240ml v2 rgb and with the provided screws this is not possible because the top of screws prevent top of case from going back on case. But if i have case fans under radiator my gpu wires hit fans
hello Steve Stewart, welcome to my channel, I am not sure how long your rad screws are. Mind are at a length of 30mm. I have no issues to mount my fan on the radiator and to catch it on the case top.
Have to say your videos are always so helpful. Hopefully you will get alot more subs!
Hi Buddy N, welcome back :) and thank you for the feedback. I believe my sub will increase as I have my wonderful viewers like yourself to help my channel grow.
I will keep my channel as a hobby as my intention is to share my experiences and findings. Once again thank you to have visit my channel and the support you've given 😊
cable management guide is amazing! thank you!
Hello TheShirtlessGamer, welcome to my channel and thank you for your valuable feedback. All the very best with your build too 😉
Good point about the fan amperage! And a thank you.
I am also going for a be quiet 280mm and just checked that my MB's case header is also rated for 1a. Will need to source some other fans as well.
Hi Anton Vasilev, welcome to my channel. that will be a good choice to pick up a 280 Bequiet Silent loop 2. it's extremely quiet. as for fans, yup, it's better safe than sorry.
I enjoyed your video!! Very good tutorial . I just finished a build with the same case but in white and I used an MSI RTX 3070 which for me was too thick causing high temps, so I went with RTX 3070ti which is a 2 slot card and moved the GPU closet to the front of case leaving me with more room between mobo. and gpu. I went with the Asrock Gaming Phantom Z690i mini ITX because it has more room in cpu area than Gigabyte/MSI and Asus Z690i motherboards . All in all the cable management took some time and with the help of zip ties and patience the build turned out very good and even better after purchasing an extra pair of mesh panels my temps are better now . It was fun building in this case and enjoy it very much . Oh I forgot to mention switching out my i7-12700K to an i5-12600K lowered my temps drastically by 15 to 17 degrees Celsius with a little default settings in bios and XMP on and fixed fan curves in bios and also fixed fan curves for GPU as well.
Hi Markymike Gonzalez, welcome to my channel and thank you for your sharing and info of your build. I am happy that everything works out well for you. Once again thank you to have visit and to leave all your sharing with us. 👍
Oh by the way Markymike Gonzalez, have you tried offsetting the position of your 3070ti? Since it’s a 2 slot card, offsetting it’s position might help with temperature. I have another video and it did help on reducing temperature further th-cam.com/video/LLA7Ybw14Dc/w-d-xo.html
I bought the Corsair sf750 without knowing just how bulky the cables are. What psu did you get and did the cables you used come with it?
Hi Nick Orozco, welcome to my channel. It’s the Cooler Master V850 SFX Gold and the modular cables come with it.
Thank you for your response! @@KleoYan
@@nickorozco4301 you are most welcome and all the best with your build too.
I just got this case in the mail and will be using it for my build. I would pay money for a slowed down version of your cable management. lol
Hello Mark Hemandez, welcome to my channel. Am flattered but you can always slow down the video speed. If you are using desktop to watch this video, hover your mouse on this video, look at your lower right, click on settings, click on playback speed, select the slow down speed you need. I would also advise you to turn off the volume as it might be annoying with the robotic voice playback.
I noticed that many mini-itx MBs have an additional M.2 slot on the back. Does this case have enough clearance for installing a second M.2 drive on the back side?
Hello Oscar Chen, welcome to my channel, for me this case allows me to install another m.2 at the back or the motherboard (Asus B550i Strix) without issues. Then only thing u need to consider is to use a gen3 m.2 as you can’t install a heatsink.
@@KleoYan Man how can you reply so fast? Thanks for the info. It's very helpful.
@@toaruScar you are most welcome. All the best with your build 😉
Did you use the integrated fan hub? Would the use of the hub allow the use of higher amp fans?
Hi wireless1235, welcome to my channel, nope I don't use and fan hub nor the intergrated fan hub, I just directly plug my 2 x 140mm rad fan to CPU_FAN of my motherboard fan header and as for the bottom will be directly to SYS_FAN1. Just for your info, I normally calcutate the ampere proper and to check what's the fan load ampere of my motherboard. That's why i do not use the original Bequiet fans which are with high ampere. I use Arctic P14s as they are of lower ampere but have better static pressure. In addition, the P14s out perform the bequiet silent wing 3 fans that comes with the Bequiet Silent Loop 2.
Thank you for your video. Helped with my build.
Hello Yacca_Free, welcome to my channel and you are most welcome.
Please is the cooler master sfx v850 silent. I've heard its very loud under load. Am planing a build and I'll need an 859 watts psu and so far this sfx psu the only one with reviews
Hi Tenkorang Gyebi, welcome to my channel. I have not heard any noise from this SFX psu, I have another used on another case and it's not giving noise too.
Yo you made this real simple I appreciate it!
Hello Jeff Torres, welcome to my channel and you are most welcome.
*Hello sir i have a small doubt , As you know that Lian li lancool ii mesh comes with 3, 3pin DC fans , I want to replace it with normal PWM fans but the connector it has it is not removable that is connected to the front IO switches. So what to do, Please help me out* ?
Hi The Internet Surfer, welcome back :P hmm as for your question, you see I don't own a Lian Li Lancool II mesh. I have only a lancool II original version which I have already sold it. So as for your question, I believe it's better to approach lian li lian-li.com/faq/ or to find other channel that has your case. so sorry that I can't help you with this. thank you!
@@KleoYan it's okay sir
@@YKR3 hmm. on lian li official website itself, the manual have stated performance and argb version of the mesh II, performance mesh II has a 4pin pwm controller, which is cater for 4pin pwm fans. as for argb, it did not show there are any 3pin connection for the fan except for the argb. so if you are having the argb mesh II, you should just plug the argb to it and as for fan load, plug to your motherboard. do check what ampere your motherboard fan header limit is before you do the daisy chain.
@@KleoYan can you recommend any DC 3 pin fans that i can use instead of this one?
@@YKR3 I can only think of Gentle Typhoon from Nidec, the very old fan which is running at 1850rpm that has 3pin. but they are hard to get. as for the rest I am not sure which 3pin as most comes with 4pin.
wow.. nice.... that cooler will be great for my references.. as im gonna have intel i7 13th gen... and prefer 280mm fan... this is really indeed an eye opener for me. do you think Phanteks Glacier one 280mp is great cooling?
Hello Great Sharks. Welcome to my channel as for the Phanteks AIO, I can’t comment if it’s good or bad as I have not tested it. There is something which might interest you as I did a thermal test with this case. Lian Li Q58 - The Experience (Cooling Improvement)
th-cam.com/video/LLA7Ybw14Dc/w-d-xo.html
What a great video! Thanks a lot, it helps me a lot in building my case
hello Kiki_13, welcome to my channel and thank you for your compliment. Once again thank you for visiting my channel and all the very best in your build 👍
Hei Kleo, you have made a really good video about this case and all the tips u have being giving is really great and useful!
I am planning to build my first pc and planning to buy this case, however there is a questing that i couldn't find the answer anywhere else.
The front panel connecter in this case is the all in one type, and when i read the manual and compared to the Asus Rog B550i motherboard, the same as the one in your build,
I notice the Pin looks different from each other, Q58 have the empty pin on the bottom left, while the mother board empty pin is on bottom right (since the mother board here is upside down)
When u were connecting all the front connecter at 8:35, the part where you connect the front power panel was cut off, so im not sure how you did it.
May i know how do you fit it in? or there is no problem at all?
Thanks so much!
Hello Julianto Yeo, welcome to my channel. I just plug it as the way it is.., the I/O connector from the Q58 has a block out hole and it matches the empty pin on the motherboard.
@@KleoYan Thanks for the reply! I have being so confuse about this part since the manual for the case didn’t really explain that, now i can buy it with confidence!
Once again thanks for the help 👍
@@juliantoyeo969 you are most welcome and all the best with your build too. If you still need help, just comment or send me an email at godzylatech@gmail.com . cheers!
Just tried mounting the bottom fan and realized it’s currently impossible with the PSU cables. Going to take what I’ve completed apart and follow this, step by step. Hopefully it works!
Regardless of if it works or not, thanks for putting this together.
hello CMX4, welcome to my channel and thank you for your feedback. I wish you all the best with your setup 😉
Gj Like Always ....Lian Li should pay you!
Help Calm Like A Bomb, welcome back and thanks for the compliment 😉
Thanks you bro you've made my life easier with this tips for cablemanagement :D you deserve a sub! Thanks again
Hi Florence Mesina, welcome to my channel and thank you for your valuable feedback and all the very best in your build 👍
Bro one question regarding PSU for cablemanagement.. should i go with sfx platinum with flexi sleeves or the one that you have in the video? Thanks bro
@@florencemesina7708 hi, this you have to make a choice. It depends if you want to have a platinum or a 80 Plus Gold SFX. I have chosen the Cooler Master V850 80 Plus Gold is due to these factors
1) Easier cable management as cables are flat and more flexible compared to braided cables of the Corsair SFX 850 platinum
2) Another factor is, this case should not be using too highend processor and gpu as the airflow is restricted. so therefore using mid range processor and gpu, a 80 Plus Gold SFX is sufficient enough.
Now you can choose the platinum SFX from corsair but you will have a bigger challenge as the cables are not that flexible. Hope these will answer your question.
@@KleoYan Thank you for the advice bro it really helps, i think il be going with what you've had in the video :) coz your way of for cables is very efficient for those who wants 120mm fan at the bottom of the case :) thank you so much again and looking forward for your future videos :)
@@florencemesina7708 hi ya welcome back and thank you for the compliment. I have done up another video about this case, it's all about bring down the temperature. Thought you might be interested to take a look th-cam.com/video/LLA7Ybw14Dc/w-d-xo.html . it's very lengthy though.
How are the thermals on this?
hi Bb Bb, welcome to my channel. based on the system configuration of this build, the max load on CPU is at 73 degrees celsius and the GPU of my 1070ti mini is at 78 degrees celsius at max load.
@@KleoYan thanks,
I get the same temps. Max I saw was 76 degrees and GPU around 68 max
@@BbBb-pn9rt wow nice. That’s good temp on gpu, thanks for the feedback 👍
Iwish i watched this first before my build last night.
Hi JJiG, welcome to my channel. Maybe when you are going to clean the components in this case. You can try the method with the cable management I did, by the way, I have found some ways and means to bring down the pc component’s temperature in this case. It’s lengthy but you might be interested th-cam.com/video/LLA7Ybw14Dc/w-d-xo.html
Hey buddy I just watched some of your videos about Lian Li products and recently I've installed 10 Lian Li Uni Fan Al120 in my system. They are spinning and they are in rainbow mode but when I open up the Lian Li software it says the controller can not be detected. What should I do now?
Hello Dominik_63, welcome to my channel. when you launch the device manager, under Universal Serial Bus devices, do you see any lian li device listed there? if not, do you have any other argb programs installed before you install the L-Connect? if you did, I would advise you to perform the below steps
1) Check on lian li official website. see if there are any fix or patch for your motherboard and model. lian-li.com/product/uni-fan-al/
2) Remove all argb programs in your system, using revo uninstaller ( this will remove all left over registry) www.revouninstaller.com/revo-uninstaller-free-download/
3) Once done, shut down your PC, unplug the PSU cable, let it sit for 30 to 46 seconds, this will flush out existing IRQ that are tag to the argb controller
4) Turn on your PC and check the device manager, under Universal Serial Bus devices. make sure you see Lian-Li device is listed
5) Install only the L-Connect 2 application. test fans rpm and argb effect
6) If all works, reinstall the other argb program you need to control your other argb devices (example GPU, Rams and etc)
7) if all fails. contact lian li support directly. lian-li.com/faq/
@@KleoYan Thank you so much. First of all I'm going to check if I installed everything correctly
@@KleoYan I just checked I see the controller in the device manager
@@dominik_6336 ok then did you have other argb program install before L-Connect 2? If you did try remove both as mention and go through the process which I have shown you. Reason being, some motherboards which require you to install their argb program before you can control certain devices and it took full control of the IRQ address which is shared for any argb program. So what happened is. It forbid L-Connect 2 to control even device is showing on device manager.
@@KleoYan okay I use Aura for Asus ROG hardware so I should uninstall Aura and the Lian Li software and then reinstall lian li first?
Neat cable management!
But, did you move psu bracket to its lower position?
I wonder if i could still manage the cables neatly with braided ones, since theyre more stiff than yours.
Hello Yoddy Agung welcome to my channel. The bracket is at it’s lowest position. If I put it up where the sfx-l location. My radiator hose will be too tight. As for braided cables and I assume you are using the Corsair 750 sfx. There is a way. You need to use cable comb to comb and tie the cables, then remove the comb. It will work.
@@KleoYan great! Thanks for your suggestion. Now, mistery solved 😁
@@yoddythegreat you are most welcome. now this is just an illustration. but your cables need to plug into your SFX PSU. then do the comb. th-cam.com/video/s20jODhCCcI/w-d-xo.html and if you have trouble cable tie them nicely.. use thin cable ties and follow this trick.. th-cam.com/video/fhIts8zhn_A/w-d-xo.html .. do it instead of individual cable, make it in pairs of two.. if you still not sure. let me know I will do up a video for you but do allow me sometime during the weekends. all the best in your build and thank you to have visited my channel.
well done man :)
hello no i dont, welcome to my channel and thank you for the compliment 😁
Another question to ask is T30 would fit with a normal sized AIO. This would be a nice test for the case I believe
Hi ya. Welcome back and yes you can do that. As for temperature. My guess is yes it will drop in temperature. I see what I can do if I do come across friends who purchase these t30 😉
Followed this guide and the cable management looks real on my build - could be better with custom cabling
Hello Benedict Rusli, welcome to my channel. Thank you for your feedback and as for custom cable. Yup it will be nice without the extra clutter and will be nice to have paracord sleeving too.
Thanks mate
Hi ahmed menem, you are most welcome and all the best with your build too. 👍
got mine yesterday and pairing it with the Galahad 240mm. 😁
Hello Ziggy R, welcome to my channel. that's good, all the best in your build and have fun with your Q58 too 👍
love your work brother , do you have any friends in Dubai can help me build my next pc ?
Hello Faisal Ali, welcome back. Unfortunately my friends I know from Dubai use laptop or MacBook. They are not into pc. So sorry.
@@KleoYan That's okay no problem at all , I just wanted some professional hands to do the job , I have bought the Lian Li O11XL with Asus Z690 formula mb , and hopefully soon 3080 white or 3090 white ^_^ , trying to make it a fast pc
@@FaisalAli-vq1eq oh I see, still I wishes you all the best in your build, give it a try to do it yourself, it can be fun :P
Any chance you check if you can put 2* slim fans on the AIO?
or maybe use the 3d printed PSU mount that another TH-camr made so you check if a regular 120 fan can be used at the bottom?
Awesome content, keep it up and thanks in advance
Hi SoundSelector, welcome to my channel, you mean the youtuber "Machines & More" , if you are using standard radiators that are of 28mm thick.. it's no issue to use regular 120mm fans. but if your radiator is 38mm thick. then you got no choice but to use slim 120mm fans. As for the bottom, do pardon me, I do not have a 3d printer, but am using a regular 120mm fan at the bottom. Unless you are using SFX-L power supply or the corsair sfx psu that comes with braided cables. I mean that is a platinum SFX but personally I dislike braided cables, I prefer flat cables like the cooler master sfx psu. braided cables will only create more cable clutter as they are harder to shape. unless they are of paracord sleeving. So ya, if you cable manage properly as I've illustrated in this video plus using a SFX PSU with just flat cables, it's very easy to mount a regular 120mm fan. There will be another video which I will be sharing as how to bring down the temperature without altering or doing any DIY on this case itself. Once again thank you for your visit and to provide me with feedbacks, greatly appreciated it.
@@KleoYan thanks for your input..much appreciated
Actually I was thinking normal rad+2slim ones+2 regular ones
@@SoundSelector hi as i measured mine.. it will be a tight squeeze for a slim 120 fan to the radiator if you intend to sandwich a regular and a slim fan between the radiator
@@KleoYan thanks again for taking the time to measure. Will give it a go when I receive mine.
Also thanks to your comments cooler master is the PSU to go for this build. Braided cables are a pain in the ass to bend.
Ribbon cables Ftw
@@SoundSelector hey I make a mistake.. the fan will go to the radiator frame.. i measured from the rad fins and the gap, which is wrong. it's only 11mm apart from the rad frame to the PSU (the gap) you cannot fit a 120mm slim fan.. btw why do you want to do a push pull configuration on at 28mm radiator.. it wont help much and also you will damage the fan's areo dynamic in long run.. anyway, ya you cannot fit any slim fan.. so sorry.
Just built it but my cable management in the middle needs more work than I am prepared to do. :)
Hi nanoverse, welcome to my channel and thanks for visiting. Wish you all the best in your build 👍
i feel like case manufacturers need to stop making front i/o cables so damn long, especially in case like this. like the motherboard isnt that far from the front panel, i dont need 8 inches of cables. they need to start taking at least 3 inches off for cases like this and the a4 h20, would make management so much easier and make the end result so much cleaner
Hi Robert Thomson, welcome to my channel, I do agree with you. at least shorten by 1/4 in my opinion. Thank you to have visit and leave your valuable feedback.