Lol, did you guys build an entire Kitchen set just so that you could do throwbacks to the old style videos when you used to just film in Linus's actual Kitchen? If so, that is fan-service at it's most indulgent and I LOVE IT.
I was disappointed at CES that nobody from the big dogs (Corsair, Phanteks etc) made a similar case for normal price. We need sandwich layout ITX cases
It's simple. Watercooling is ruining everything lol I'm kidding but most case manufacturers try and make every case full water cooling compatible including ITX cases. Which is fine if some cases are geared toward that crowd but I always have to scratch my head at this obsession with including compatibility for the full loop crowd into nearly EVERY case when they are such a small niche market in the full scope of things. That's why you end up with a ton of nearly mid tower sized ITX cases.
Check out Not From Concentrate's channel on here, he makes the S4 m-ITX case, probably the smallest on the market, but recently he built an 18core, 1080ti system in it
Steeze God Hey, 8700K + Conductonaut boi here, just a quick warning: The IHS is *millimeters* thick. It's pretty thick. Whatever cooler you have, it might not be able to go down that far. I've still got my IHS on, and it's just fine.
SpicyHotTech Delidding isn't that risky. It's about as risky at throwing a PGA-based CPU in the air. I use the Rockit 88 delidder, and it's a breeze. The only risk was me delidding an old Xeon, finding out that the die was soldered to the IHS, and then stupid me cranking it even more, all the way, up until the IHS was severely bent. Still works, though, but with absurd temps... Edit: I was about to reply to myself warning that if you don't glue it back you _could_ mount it just a millimeter wrong and have the IHS end up slipping and crushing the die without any visible harm, which I did, until I continued reading my own comment and being like "holy frick he also did it on an old Xeon?" and then I read my username
so there you go; two important lessons learnt from this. 1. Water cooling makes complete sense for limited space. 2. Case manufacturers should make the cases (especially small ones) in such a way that it can be dismantled from any side.
Liquid cooling is not always pure awesome sauce, it has many strengths but it also has drawbacks. It's the only smart cooling approach for a small densely-packed chassis like this one. Not a lot of thermal mass in that little AIO loop, it'll saturate easily in warm ambient. But congrats @Linus for actually measuring temps after 2.5 hours of sustained load.
Yea I agree. I personally have never used water cooling because I don't like the idea of liquid near circuits lol. I still use a big regular heat dissipator on my workstation. Its fan is very silent, safe, and reliable...but I am using a midi-case and it just about fits everything. I do have to clean it regularly from dust but, apart from that it's still the best solution if you use a bigger case.
I'm using a Gigabyte Ultra Durable motherboard... they are solid and I bought mine in 2012... took it with me everywhere and it's still going strong in 2018. Proper quality these Ultra Durable from Gigabyte. The only problem is that it doesn't have all the drivers for windows 10 so I could actually make the most of the hardware in Windows 7 than on Windows 10; it's actually quite annoying that it had better workflow in 7 than in 10.
I've seen one mobo killed by leaks, a DIY loop with stripped (overtightened) fittings. A couple AIOs that went bad, but no liquid damage no leaks, seized/failed pumps and thermal shutdown. A couple mobos with massive air coolers dangling off their processor sockets ... until they got tipped over. I like Supermicro mobos, not huge bling but server tough as TUF and durable as UD, lol.
I've got a midi-tower so I generally stay off of liquid cooling. Air is quieter (no pump noise) and generally cools to the same or better capacity depending on your cooler.
I use this case + a 1080 Ti with an X99 board + 6800k. Hottest it gets while gaming at 4K is 82 on the GPU and 76 on the CPU. I used to think the same way, but the ability to have ALL the power at HALF the size and no real downfall won me over. Hope ya'll see the SFF light.
hifibryant yeah unless you are over clocking a lot or going dual gpus, or need lots of storage, a proper small mini itx is what most would really need. I am curious if the Ghost S1 will deliver.
Sweeet! I've been using those Asetek 545LC coolers for a few years now. They used to not be available on Asetek's website - only through eBay. The cooler was made for HP's workstations, but contacting the guy at Asetek got it posted for sale on eBay to "test" demand. The InWin 901 could only fit a 92mm liquid cool, which is what brought me to the Asetek 545LC. Great find, both for you and me!
Intel can't be bothered to put a better-grade TIM under the hood? Performance? Shouldn't Intel be interested in evaluating and comparing TIMs? Cost? Pennies add up, but can't be a significant issue on retail $$$$ CPUs. Longevity? More is better but 3-year CPU warranty is all that's really needed. It's "sealed" in place, too.
John A. I doubt it. The new full house studio they build does not have a kitchen. I'm guessing they filmed in somebody's house. And they chose the kitchen because, well, their "studio" before was a kitchen when they used to work in an "office" house.
That is absolutely their studio. Go back and watch their build logs and they talk about the various rooms in different videos as well. If you bother to look at the background you can tell the fruit is even fake and their spice rack is empty, not to mention some of the pointless props on the corner shelf.
Too be honest for 4k gaming and 8k gaming this case is ideal for the 95watt coffee lake cpus if I went to a 18 core high-end it will be watercooled and probably won't be in a case lol
lga has the pins on the motherboard and you can touch the pins on a cpu and nothing will happen. ive seen jays 2 cents purposfully try to bend amd pins and it took him a lot of force to actually bend them. cpu pins are generally bent because they arent installed correctly or they are stored the wrong way in the box if someone tried to resell it
SwagDr69 If you clean the pads on the CPU you might be okay but it’s still not that recommended. I touched the fingers of my RAM and it wouldn’t boot until I cleaned them (I was worried I got crap RAM at first).
at 6:20 the gpu fan is hitting a wire. i bought a 1070 msi and had the same issue and thought it was broke out the box.. finally i seen the wire was touching the fan
i have a 6 year old Dell SFF with a 3rd gen I5 with an SSD that i'm quite happy with. perfectly silent, cold boots in under 10 seconds with win 7 pro. it's a couple inches longer than the unit they built, but it has an optical drive built in.
I am SO happy they FINALLY used liquid metal!!! And in an itx video!!!! This is my shit. I pretty much only build in itx cases and to get my 7700k and 1080ti cool in the node 202 definitely took some tweaking. Hell yeah Linus, rep that SFF!!!!
I"ve got the old version of this case - with no radiator it's just a matter of pulling off the side panels and giving it a wipe - it actually feels a bit more like an enclosed test-bench than a proper case.
I'm planning on replacing my 15L case with the Dan Case A4 SFX (just got back from international travel and really feeling like shrinking my rig). Keeping i9-7940x (Copper IHS/LM), GTX 1080 Ti, and NVMes, but need to get 16*4GB SODIMMS and the ITX Mobo. I must thank you for solving the CPU clearance issue for me - I was going to go around in circles. With the 7940x I should have more acceptable thermal clearance.
I have the Freezer 7 Pro with MX-2 thermal compound. Cooling a FX 4300, which has a 91w TDP. That’s the same as an 7700k or 8700k at stock speeds. The idle temp is 15 degrees C
Every time Linus puts his greasy fingers on 1000$ CPU pins or SSD M.2 pins... I die a little more, inside. 1:55 Makes me cry in agony. It's like running your fingers on someone's brain... yerk
After about 10 years of building pc's i can Tell you that it doesnt do Jack Shit. Or hell. Watch Jayz Video where he does everything "wrong" on purpose. All this is a boogeyman. Heck, i used a papertowel Over a screwdriver Tip to Clean small areas around a p6200. Still works. Just dont buy a diablotek psu. Thats The only Thing i can Stand Behind lul
This would be fantastic for those who play for a living, either streaming or as a pro. This could be taken to events easily, and can easily be managed as carry on luggage.
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I'm going to be in the Air Force later this year so a build like this would be perfect for me! Will probably build one when I get to my first duty station though instead of in Tech School.
In all honesty - the AiO is the main problem. If you go for a relatively normal to enthusiast build and stick with air cooling (which is fine in my view) the case is a really straight forward one. I had more trouble with regular sized pcs than installing my current dan a4 build. I tried an AiO but gave up midway since I had less time. But from what I gathered the difference between an AiO and Air Cooled doesn't seem to make a reasonable difference to say "you have to use the aio" when sticking with a normal build. Keep in mind the aio requires you to modify the case and get rid of some parts. Though I will do an AiO in the future since I really want to get it done.
Artak091 this has a god use case though, definitely wouldn't call it one of their because we can builds. This thing would travel well, can be brought as carry on luggage. Can be set up with little room needed too. People who go to esports events would love it, or even a gamer that travels a lot, bringing your own rig easily is fantastic.
There is no way that radiator is working as good as it was when it was outside of the case. Is there any airflow through that thing? If the case was 1.5" longer, or 2" taller it seems like you could fit extra fans or a larger radiator in the top.
It can't. Even if it turbos to 1800 Mhz, that GPU can only deliver 50-55 fps. For refrence, 2x R9 Fury (about half the price for both) does 55 fps and smoother with less frame dips. I own all of the cards mentioned, the crossfire Fury is the smoothest and most fluid for Crysis 3 at 4k Ultra (AA off).
ngonidzashe dzindimu ok, so then nothing can run Crysis (even with AA off). The Fury cards have been a better experience in general, and at half the cost (Nvidia ShadowPlay sucks). The Titan V is only 8% higher in Firestrike tests than the Titan Xp, so I don't think it could run it 60fps either.
ngonidzashe dzindimu also you're the only one who said anything about single GPU, maybe your thinking of another thread? Nobody limited the conversation or implied such.
I like the idea of the video to make a powerful compact pc but i don't think that it is viable long term with this heat output. There is a big chance of motherboard damage. What is the temperature of the motherboard behind the CPU?
Few things here 1. This is the I9 7980XE - TDP of 165w. Chances are you'll be running the I7-8700 max which is a 95w tdp. The I5-8400 is only a 65 W cpu. They'll be generating MUCH less heat than the 7980XE that was used in this video. 2. The 93c was from sustained synthetic stress testing on both the CPU and GPU at the same time. So generating the most heat that could possibly be generated. You're not going to get that on general load. 3.They delidded the I9 and replaced the internal thermal compound with liquid metal, so you wont get these results on a stock 7980XE. Temperatures would likely be much higher. Unfortunately they didn't show temperature results prior to delidding, which makes their tests and temperature results only really useful to others who plan on replacing with liquid metal as well.
This case should be revisited once the x570 itx motherboards and gen 3 Ryzen comes to the market. Maybe stick a Navi gpu (once that comes out) in it for a full AMD build.
I think i wouldnt mind a biiiig case for a desktop. Easy cooling. Sockets for everything. Easy to clean and upgrade. With a 2nd pc in it just for browsing and all Programms slowjng it down, +being safer online over time! Do it!
Its barely keeping under shutdown limits. It has 0 room to overclock. Its almost running boiling temps on the CPU as it is, and the GPU is not boosting anywhere near what my Titan runs at stock with Boost. I would cut a big grid cut out around the GPU fan, that should help it out a lot (and lower noise since it won't be sucking like a vacuum cleaner). But then again I have air scoops on the back of my CPU socket (which actually lowers CPU temps about 5-6*c since you are helping cool the CPU from both sides).
Because it is not really available and not for gaming, and to expensive. Why not a normal system with components real people can afford and make use of?
TheWaterbound07 ohhh.... not that I have 1500 bucks lying around lmao but good to know. Maaayyyyybeeee I can convince my dad to get me one... maaayyyyybeee
Well... add a few centimeters on each axis and building in this case would be half the hassle... and you might be able to get decent small form factor air coolers in there. I mean, yeah, I guess it's nice to be able to claim you're the smallest case around that can hold full-powered hardware, but I'd rather pick a slightly larger case than deal with this. It looks really pretty, although the missing USB port ruins the front.
as a mini itx builder, I laughed so hard about forgetting to flip the psu switch and hearing that fan clipping on a wire, have had that happen SOO MANY TIMES!
I know I’m late to this video but, you most certainly did not sell me on that thermal paste at the end hahah it sounded and looked like you forced yourself to say that hahahah! Other wise a very nice build love your stuff man
That's a fine looking space heater you got there.
Lol my non compact pc is already a really good space heater
Lol, did you guys build an entire Kitchen set just so that you could do throwbacks to the old style videos when you used to just film in Linus's actual Kitchen?
If so, that is fan-service at it's most indulgent and I LOVE IT.
That wasn't linuses old house, its a house they rented specifically for housing the business and doing filming. He lives elsewhere. But, yes.
shut up stalker leave linus and his life alone!
Fake bananas....
Captinprocat dude it’s a joke don’t take it so hard
Maybe they're just making fun of Carey Holzman "studio" haha
I was disappointed at CES that nobody from the big dogs (Corsair, Phanteks etc) made a similar case for normal price. We need sandwich layout ITX cases
I always wondered, why the fuck most mini-ITX-cases are seemingly bigger than my ATX midi tower.
Sharkoon has some very small itx cases.
MrDiarukia yeah no kidding. I’ve got a phantek m-itx case which is massively wider than my buddies ATX. Which isn’t too bad if it was only 10% shorter
It's simple. Watercooling is ruining everything lol I'm kidding but most case manufacturers try and make every case full water cooling compatible including ITX cases. Which is fine if some cases are geared toward that crowd but I always have to scratch my head at this obsession with including compatibility for the full loop crowd into nearly EVERY case when they are such a small niche market in the full scope of things. That's why you end up with a ton of nearly mid tower sized ITX cases.
Check out Not From Concentrate's channel on here, he makes the S4 m-ITX case, probably the smallest on the market, but recently he built an 18core, 1080ti system in it
It's time once again for a small form factor beast this time using a 2990wx and an rtx 2080ti
but ur limited on micro atx which is a bigger form factor
@@nororlol4life819 Can do it with the 7980XE instesd ASRock makes a Mini ITX board for LGA 2066
AdventurerIX 9980xe*
Please?
Okay thats just crazy talk there is no way in hell you can do that
Next time please use the der8auer direct-die frame, this should improve the temps even more
YES! THIS! Common Linus, BE AT THE BLEEDING EDGE!!!!!!!
Direct-die is a little risky tho
Yes, planning to build with this on a 8700k & Liquid Metal!
Steeze God Hey, 8700K + Conductonaut boi here, just a quick warning:
The IHS is *millimeters* thick. It's pretty thick. Whatever cooler you have, it might not be able to go down that far. I've still got my IHS on, and it's just fine.
SpicyHotTech Delidding isn't that risky. It's about as risky at throwing a PGA-based CPU in the air.
I use the Rockit 88 delidder, and it's a breeze. The only risk was me delidding an old Xeon, finding out that the die was soldered to the IHS, and then stupid me cranking it even more, all the way, up until the IHS was severely bent.
Still works, though, but with absurd temps...
Edit: I was about to reply to myself warning that if you don't glue it back you _could_ mount it just a millimeter wrong and have the IHS end up slipping and crushing the die without any visible harm, which I did, until I continued reading my own comment and being like "holy frick he also did it on an old Xeon?" and then I read my username
I can't afford any of this stuff so why am I even watching
It's like torture
same
VIZE gaming ikr, i hate when they rub it in my fax machine, it sends it to them instead of me
ikr
buy some alt coins
But that fan is only $29.99!!!
Because it's hardware porn.
so there you go; two important lessons learnt from this. 1. Water cooling makes complete sense for limited space. 2. Case manufacturers should make the cases (especially small ones) in such a way that it can be dismantled from any side.
Liquid cooling is not always pure awesome sauce, it has many strengths but it also has drawbacks. It's the only smart cooling approach for a small densely-packed chassis like this one.
Not a lot of thermal mass in that little AIO loop, it'll saturate easily in warm ambient. But congrats @Linus for actually measuring temps after 2.5 hours of sustained load.
Yea I agree. I personally have never used water cooling because I don't like the idea of liquid near circuits lol. I still use a big regular heat dissipator on my workstation. Its fan is very silent, safe, and reliable...but I am using a midi-case and it just about fits everything. I do have to clean it regularly from dust but, apart from that it's still the best solution if you use a bigger case.
I'm using a Gigabyte Ultra Durable motherboard... they are solid and I bought mine in 2012... took it with me everywhere and it's still going strong in 2018. Proper quality these Ultra Durable from Gigabyte. The only problem is that it doesn't have all the drivers for windows 10 so I could actually make the most of the hardware in Windows 7 than on Windows 10; it's actually quite annoying that it had better workflow in 7 than in 10.
I've seen one mobo killed by leaks, a DIY loop with stripped (overtightened) fittings.
A couple AIOs that went bad, but no liquid damage no leaks, seized/failed pumps and thermal shutdown.
A couple mobos with massive air coolers dangling off their processor sockets ... until they got tipped over.
I like Supermicro mobos, not huge bling but server tough as TUF and durable as UD, lol.
I've got a midi-tower so I generally stay off of liquid cooling. Air is quieter (no pump noise) and generally cools to the same or better capacity depending on your cooler.
That little bugger can carry millions times its weight in Crysis barrels.
I hope Dan case C4-SFX comes out soon. I really want to see the build in that. Make it Happen Linus!
or billions of Half-Life 2 barrels
at over 100fps
No, better put i7 7740x and clock it as high as it can if you want to run crysis.
1000th like
I use this case + a 1080 Ti with an X99 board + 6800k. Hottest it gets while gaming at 4K is 82 on the GPU and 76 on the CPU. I used to think the same way, but the ability to have ALL the power at HALF the size and no real downfall won me over. Hope ya'll see the SFF light.
hifibryant yeah unless you are over clocking a lot or going dual gpus, or need lots of storage, a proper small mini itx is what most would really need. I am curious if the Ghost S1 will deliver.
Sweeet! I've been using those Asetek 545LC coolers for a few years now. They used to not be available on Asetek's website - only through eBay. The cooler was made for HP's workstations, but contacting the guy at Asetek got it posted for sale on eBay to "test" demand. The InWin 901 could only fit a 92mm liquid cool, which is what brought me to the Asetek 545LC. Great find, both for you and me!
“De-lidding man, what a drug”
This is why I watch LTT
Intel can't be bothered to put a better-grade TIM under the hood?
Performance? Shouldn't Intel be interested in evaluating and comparing TIMs?
Cost? Pennies add up, but can't be a significant issue on retail $$$$ CPUs.
Longevity? More is better but 3-year CPU warranty is all that's really needed. It's "sealed" in place, too.
Bobby T champion
Others: Kitchen's used for cooking.
Linus: Workshop for building PCs.
Ren Deaust no sign of wife, so build ahead.
Its not a real kitchen, they built a full house studio in their office/warehouse for filming purposes.
John A. I doubt it. The new full house studio they build does not have a kitchen. I'm guessing they filmed in somebody's house. And they chose the kitchen because, well, their "studio" before was a kitchen when they used to work in an "office" house.
That is absolutely their studio. Go back and watch their build logs and they talk about the various rooms in different videos as well. If you bother to look at the background you can tell the fruit is even fake and their spice rack is empty, not to mention some of the pointless props on the corner shelf.
Could be worse. A friend of mine got into some shit with his wife because he was rebuilding a transmission in the bathtub one time.
IT IS LITERALLY SMALL!
At least we KNOW that it's not figuratively small.
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Too be honest for 4k gaming and 8k gaming this case is ideal for the 95watt coffee lake cpus if I went to a 18 core high-end it will be watercooled and probably won't be in a case lol
*Goes to comments ,sees what he was going to type*
thats what she said
ill leave
Heck, they really stepped up on production value!
Loving it! (And yay kitchen)
I cringed so hard, when you touched the pins on the cpu...
*CHILLS*
lga has the pins on the motherboard and you can touch the pins on a cpu and nothing will happen. ive seen jays 2 cents purposfully try to bend amd pins and it took him a lot of force to actually bend them. cpu pins are generally bent because they arent installed correctly or they are stored the wrong way in the box if someone tried to resell it
Isn't that what the pins are for? {LOL}
yep same here
SwagDr69 If you clean the pads on the CPU you might be okay but it’s still not that recommended. I touched the fingers of my RAM and it wouldn’t boot until I cleaned them (I was worried I got crap RAM at first).
I love mini ITX builds
at 6:20 the gpu fan is hitting a wire. i bought a 1070 msi and had the same issue and thought it was broke out the box.. finally i seen the wire was touching the fan
Wow guys ! Production quality and videography is top notch. Well done once again !
i have a 6 year old Dell SFF with a 3rd gen I5 with an SSD that i'm quite happy with. perfectly silent, cold boots in under 10 seconds with win 7 pro. it's a couple inches longer than the unit they built, but it has an optical drive built in.
What about those dust-collecting-4-a-year PCs???
check newest video lol
Where is the second part of the airflow comparison during a year??
that's what I was wondering
Rémi Rooms II
been waiting for that video as well.
grate
I like the design of the second version; pretty cool to be able to show off your card like that in such a small case
I am SO happy they FINALLY used liquid metal!!! And in an itx video!!!! This is my shit. I pretty much only build in itx cases and to get my 7700k and 1080ti cool in the node 202 definitely took some tweaking. Hell yeah Linus, rep that SFF!!!!
60Hz display? i have a 144THz display at 16k-
in my dreams.
LoL
Daddy the Father 60Hz display? i have a 144(Trillion)Hz display at 16k-
in my dreams.
I have a dad
In my dreams.
@MysticBlast3r26 LOL
Whats the point of 144hz the human can only see 6 cores and 12 threads
Ya all nice and fine until you need to clean it. Getting the dust out of that case will be a nightmare even with an air compressor.
Deceneu complete disassembly I guess
You can just wash it out in the sink
Zach Games then the gpu is watercooled too xD
I"ve got the old version of this case - with no radiator it's just a matter of pulling off the side panels and giving it a wipe - it actually feels a bit more like an enclosed test-bench than a proper case.
like with a cloth?
now install XP on it...
I'm planning on replacing my 15L case with the Dan Case A4 SFX (just got back from international travel and really feeling like shrinking my rig).
Keeping i9-7940x (Copper IHS/LM), GTX 1080 Ti, and NVMes, but need to get 16*4GB SODIMMS and the ITX Mobo. I must thank you for solving the CPU clearance issue for me - I was going to go around in circles. With the 7940x I should have more acceptable thermal clearance.
I have the Freezer 7 Pro with MX-2 thermal compound. Cooling a FX 4300, which has a 91w TDP. That’s the same as an 7700k or 8700k at stock speeds.
The idle temp is 15 degrees C
Every time Linus puts his greasy fingers on 1000$ CPU pins or SSD M.2 pins... I die a little more, inside.
1:55 Makes me cry in agony. It's like running your fingers on someone's brain... yerk
After about 10 years of building pc's i can Tell you that it doesnt do Jack Shit. Or hell. Watch Jayz Video where he does everything "wrong" on purpose. All this is a boogeyman. Heck, i used a papertowel Over a screwdriver Tip to Clean small areas around a p6200. Still works. Just dont buy a diablotek psu. Thats The only Thing i can Stand Behind lul
You should have used *der8auer`s direct die cooling frame solution* . Would have been much cooler,... literally!
Marginally..
Sebastian Hakansson I think it`s a huge Diffrence if its 93C° or just 83-85C°!
you guys should take look into the LOUQE Ghost S1! seems so much more advanced to the Dan A4.
And it is Swedish! :)
And doesn't have a shitty logo cutout on the window
bob - without those cuts this build would have failed.
Didn't jays2cents do a review on that? The case that has the changeable top and bottom hats?
I backed it! Watercooling here i come :)
This is the first TH-cam video I watched on my new Dan A4 SFX build :)
This would be fantastic for those who play for a living, either streaming or as a pro. This could be taken to events easily, and can easily be managed as carry on luggage.
Imagine watching this on 2019 just to find will smith joke on 7:30 lol 😂
I wonder what they do with these builds once they are done because I doubt that they actually use them
Hector Gonzalez they dissasemble them and put the parts into their storage room
Runs well with Windows XP!
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Vincent Tremblay ok
The ticking noise was related to the pump on the watercooler. Needed to go into the BIOS and give the CPU fan speed 100% to get the pump working
6:55 Pro tip from 2018: If it ain't workin, hit it a couple times.
I'd love to have compact machine such as this to call my own some day.
Why not just undervolt the cpu just enough to lower temperatures a little without compromising performance?
Jordan Brown less cpu voltage = less performance
Your videos are always Great :D Keep DOing :)
lol
micha what happened?
shut up you fucking gay
Keep DOing
Nice, like I can afford that
andy dai lol
andy dai lol with these GPU prices
I mean, we are all bitcoin millionaires here, aren't we???
:|
Captinprocat some people still have physical bodyguards
andy dai II
I'm going to be in the Air Force later this year so a build like this would be perfect for me! Will probably build one when I get to my first duty station though instead of in Tech School.
"If you can read this, you don't need glasses." -Spaceballs
Jesus crust! If it sucks for me to wire up a regular sized pc I couldn't imagine how I would tackle that build
In all honesty - the AiO is the main problem. If you go for a relatively normal to enthusiast build and stick with air cooling (which is fine in my view) the case is a really straight forward one. I had more trouble with regular sized pcs than installing my current dan a4 build.
I tried an AiO but gave up midway since I had less time. But from what I gathered the difference between an AiO and Air Cooled doesn't seem to make a reasonable difference to say "you have to use the aio" when sticking with a normal build. Keep in mind the aio requires you to modify the case and get rid of some parts.
Though I will do an AiO in the future since I really want to get it done.
gave a like right away because of that intro
1:09 DONT DROP IT BRO!!!
2:25 - ... AND DON'T SMASH IT IN THE SCREEN, TOO :)
Okay guys. Never wrote this under any of your videos, but this! I freakin need this pc!
This is what I need for my flat. Just looks like one packed beefcake. Love it.
"why? Because we can" LTT probably
Artak091 this has a god use case though, definitely wouldn't call it one of their because we can builds. This thing would travel well, can be brought as carry on luggage. Can be set up with little room needed too. People who go to esports events would love it, or even a gamer that travels a lot, bringing your own rig easily is fantastic.
4:23 that's what she said!
Ronaldo Costa my friend got kicked out of class today for saying that 😂
you mean he?
Titan Swolo
No compromise unless you wanted that USB at the front or can put up with the hole that is left with its removal.
Oh goody, it works great.
Guess I can move on with putting this in my current case, then.(old Acer mATX case, but only wide enough for 92mm fans.)
Tadaaaa! Collector's edition graphics card ! (Throws it in the floor) Whatever you guys get it
I can't stop laughing 😂
same
Would be 200% memes if it was the actual card
I thought he was going to drop it the whole time he had it in his hands.
Or they could use a Louqe Ghost and fit a 240mm rad into something not a much bigger.
There is no way that radiator is working as good as it was when it was outside of the case. Is there any airflow through that thing? If the case was 1.5" longer, or 2" taller it seems like you could fit extra fans or a larger radiator in the top.
Linu's Girlfriend: Can you find my G point?
Linus: 6:43 just check this out babe
Where's the can it run Cyrsis guy?
It can't. Even if it turbos to 1800 Mhz, that GPU can only deliver 50-55 fps. For refrence, 2x R9 Fury (about half the price for both) does 55 fps and smoother with less frame dips. I own all of the cards mentioned, the crossfire Fury is the smoothest and most fluid for Crysis 3 at 4k Ultra (AA off).
you do realise that the titan XP is way more powerful than you r9 fury right lol
we are not talking about crossfire here. we are talking about single gpus.
ngonidzashe dzindimu ok, so then nothing can run Crysis (even with AA off). The Fury cards have been a better experience in general, and at half the cost (Nvidia ShadowPlay sucks). The Titan V is only 8% higher in Firestrike tests than the Titan Xp, so I don't think it could run it 60fps either.
ngonidzashe dzindimu also you're the only one who said anything about single GPU, maybe your thinking of another thread? Nobody limited the conversation or implied such.
So constant 92 °C is ok on the CPU, and motherboard in long term?
I like the idea of the video to make a powerful compact pc but i don't think that it is viable long term with this heat output.
There is a big chance of motherboard damage.
What is the temperature of the motherboard behind the CPU?
Just drop the cpu to i7 8700 and use the Noctua NH-L9i cooler and this is still a best.
Few things here
1. This is the I9 7980XE - TDP of 165w. Chances are you'll be running the I7-8700 max which is a 95w tdp. The I5-8400 is only a 65 W cpu. They'll be generating MUCH less heat than the 7980XE that was used in this video.
2. The 93c was from sustained synthetic stress testing on both the CPU and GPU at the same time. So generating the most heat that could possibly be generated. You're not going to get that on general load.
3.They delidded the I9 and replaced the internal thermal compound with liquid metal, so you wont get these results on a stock 7980XE. Temperatures would likely be much higher. Unfortunately they didn't show temperature results prior to delidding, which makes their tests and temperature results only really useful to others who plan on replacing with liquid metal as well.
The CPU won't be stressed like this and reach 92 °C on a regular basis, so yeah, it'll be ok in long term.
Crazy CRO
It was only on 1 core, and it was max temp.
Dont understand anything he said but i want it
This case should be revisited once the x570 itx motherboards and gen 3 Ryzen comes to the market. Maybe stick a Navi gpu (once that comes out) in it for a full AMD build.
this rig is LITERALLY sick and small! i want to build one! SUCCES!
"A week ago in floatplane.com" LMFAO
But how wide is it?
As linus builds the pc
Me : mine, mine, mine
As i calculate the overall cost of the pc
Me:....................
*rage quit*
Nothing is preventing you from making it with an i5, a cheaper MB, 16 gigs of DDR4 and a 1070.
Alexis FR but 1070 is not a titan xp
And also i can't even get a 1050 ti at a reasonable price a 1070 is miles away
I mean it's only a $5300 unit (assuming you pay msrp for gpu)
@@uniden03229 O N L Y
I think i wouldnt mind a biiiig case for a desktop. Easy cooling. Sockets for everything. Easy to clean and upgrade. With a 2nd pc in it just for browsing and all Programms slowjng it down, +being safer online over time! Do it!
Make more videos like this, I love watching stuff like this!
Still runs colder than my cpu... smh...
Brett Ehlers Way too hot. I prefer to stay below 40°C when possible. Anything above 70°C is really for unusual situations only.
Try using a CPU Cooler lol
I'm actually waiting for my dan case v2 to be here so i can throw in a titan xp galactic in there
Yea, mine is arriving in a few days. I'll be flipping mine on ebay though.
Elddir u want to keep it as a collectors piece Bedworth a load in years to come
HA my gtx 1050 ti has a stable clock a 1700mhz
Probably the best intro ever in LTT history!!
For some reason, even if this is a tech channel, the kitchen studio just feels right 😎
Where's the oc?
Its barely keeping under shutdown limits. It has 0 room to overclock. Its almost running boiling temps on the CPU as it is, and the GPU is not boosting anywhere near what my Titan runs at stock with Boost. I would cut a big grid cut out around the GPU fan, that should help it out a lot (and lower noise since it won't be sucking like a vacuum cleaner). But then again I have air scoops on the back of my CPU socket (which actually lowers CPU temps about 5-6*c since you are helping cool the CPU from both sides).
💩🔫
If your overclock can't handle sustained synthetic, it's simply not stable.
Why not Titan V?
Because it is not really available and not for gaming, and to expensive.
Why not a normal system with components real people can afford and make use of?
I mean, why not use it when they already have it? As if Linus wasn't known to do over-the-top builds ..
All you guys are fighting over nothing, he didn't use the Titan V because this was recorded before it was launched.
Because of the theming
V got issues
Why no undervolt?
“Compact Gaming PC? What’s that?” -My Computer.
>unknown noise
>hits computer
>shakes it
>THEN asks ".. I wonder what that is"
now do a brickless s4 mini skyreach!
december 2018 anyone?
No, September 2004.
UNKNOWNGAM3r oki
it is LITERALLY...small. derp
I'm actually salivating at that case. I love you Linus.
Never understood the desire for tiny systems like this. Give me a hulking full tower any day.
Can I still buy those Star Wars Cards? Can’t find them anywhere
They have only ever been available from one place, nVIDIA's store, and they're still there.
Sparrowhawk’s CGI I just bought one two weeks ago from nVidia's website.
Adam Vanhoutan yeah, but now it says sold out, and “thanks to everyone who bought one”. I mean, amazon still has them I guess.
Sparrowhawk’s CGI call them directly, we just picked a Starwars edition still available.
TheWaterbound07 ohhh.... not that I have 1500 bucks lying around lmao but good to know. Maaayyyyybeeee I can convince my dad to get me one... maaayyyyybeee
Power supply Button
everyone's problem😅😅
Wow.. never seen a pc in a kitchen. .wow!!
what????? Watch any of linus videos from 2014
Now gamer girls can't be told to get back in the kitchen anymore
We need a 2019 version of this :)
Well... add a few centimeters on each axis and building in this case would be half the hassle... and you might be able to get decent small form factor air coolers in there. I mean, yeah, I guess it's nice to be able to claim you're the smallest case around that can hold full-powered hardware, but I'd rather pick a slightly larger case than deal with this. It looks really pretty, although the missing USB port ruins the front.
Yet now I can watch anime at 5 fps horray
as a mini itx builder, I laughed so hard about forgetting to flip the psu switch and hearing that fan clipping on a wire, have had that happen SOO MANY TIMES!
Linus I see every video since 2016 I always like rig rgb and you always give information about it thank you
I love the non copyright start wars music 😂😂
anything i search about computers in youtube the first video always is made by linus. and im very glad.
OK whatever that music is at 6m28s made it sound like someone in my house was scream yelling. Thanks LTT...
The fake bananas in the background disappoint me
you disappoint me.
Jared Holcomb and you dissapoint me
And they didn't even use it for scale.
Hugh_Mungus they aren’t fake they just have that shiny spray that keeps bugs and stuff off them, supermarkets use it.
That was exatly what i thought in the first 3 second of that shot 😂
You really have to make sure PSU cables and tubes are out of the way of the fan as much as you can. See Bitwit's build in the A4-SFX.
I wish you had a marketplace where skilled modders could post offers to reproduce these cool project for buyers.
I know I’m late to this video but, you most certainly did not sell me on that thermal paste at the end hahah it sounded and looked like you forced yourself to say that hahahah! Other wise a very nice build love your stuff man
1:55 its really okay to touch the cpu in that area? Newbie here :?