I was able to get 3x240mm into 17L, with the Streacom DA2: imgur.com/gallery/xDZlhsa (But, partially relies on negative pressure to pull air through the top and bottom rads, which I’ve improved since these photos)
These are class results and well thought out. My next box has to have plenty of storage so a small case is not an option but the cooling solutions you have applied have worked very well.
Just stumbled upon this while researching for my next build. While I haven’t had the need for a new PC in a few years, it’s nice that people are out there with fresh ideas.
I replicated your complete custom loop ncase build paired with the Iceman (pump/res combo) solution running with a pump from EK. Changed most of the hardware (for example new Ryzen 5950x (Alphcool Block) and EVGA RTX3080 (EK GPU Block)). It is my first full custom Loop and it is awesome, your videos helped a lot to get this up an running! My Build looks sick and technically it is unbelievable good! Keep up your great work!
Amazing video as always! And amazing results too, I'm incredibly impressed! I wonder what kind of itx case you'd design if you could do it from the ground up. I'm sure theres a lot of interest in that kind of series.
You can see the spark of happiness in his face! So proud :D Nice build, nice testings and explaining undervolting etc. Really love your content, despite i'm not an ITX fan, but I must recognise your work and effort is simply brilliant. Always waiting for more!
I did a dual 240mm radiator open loop in my Ncase M1, but I'm using a 9700K + 2080 Ti and a reservoir that mounts to the back of the case. I wasn't as ambitious with the thickness of the side radiator. If anything, I would have used another ultra thin XSPC rad on the side if I could have found another one in stock at the time just to give the fans a little more room to breathe. The reservoir doesn't help as much with filling the loop as you might think as I still had to open up another part of the loop and fill it from there as well. Even with a reservoir the most challenging part of it all was getting enough water into the loop. My only regret is going to be NOT using that long-lasting Koolance fluid. I've heard of people using that stuff for over a year without issues whereas I'll have to drain and refill about every 6 months.
Honestly love your videos. You got me into the whole Mini ITX affair, and i'm looking forward to launch myself into building something along these lines.. most if not all of your videos are so detailed they are almost self explanatory, on the building side of things. Thanks for sharing!
We gotta admit, one of the overlooked reasons why his videos are great its because no matter how insane this build is, he didnt add his face with an exaggerated reaction on the thumbnail.
For anyone wondering where get a PUMP/BLOCK, ID-Cooling sell an AIO DASHFLOW model that comes with a block/pump with 2 G 1/4 ports and 450/L flow. It cost around 130-160 in australia but it is available on aliexpress as well. I would love to see Optimum Reviewing it!
I love this channel because here the videos are a real eye-catcher, real and honest opinions about hardware, simple diagrams with relevant values. Keep it up, we'll always see you in a next one.
I usually like you content even when I disagree. This build is an amazing execution. Unfortunately there are few few things that made me write this comment: 1. There is no combined load data. For example real gaming. 2. Calling it the ultimate is a bit incorrect. Over 50C on heaven at 20C ambient with 1500RPM is hot and here is why: my 1080Ti (easily pulls 270w) will never cross 45C even at 30C ambient with 1350RPM. The trick is using single 280x45 alphacool rad with a pair of nf-a14 industrial fans. You can put it in SM580 along with anything you want and will happily cool 550w output of CPU + GPU + VRM at bellow 1500RPM (my CPU tops at 200 and GPU reaches 330 under prime95 + furmark). With a bit of tweaking to the case, it is possible to have a res-pump combo at under 16L. You should really try it. Single, a bit fat, 280 rad does better than 2x240 rads both thermally and acoustically.
@@memocantopal8391 sure it can be done. even under unrealistic synthetic stress on both, you are looking at 500w combined. Given ambient below 30C(preferably 25C or below), decent fans and most important case with enough intake openings, it will be both cool and quiet. In my build, when gaming fans are spinning at 950-1250RPM depending on the game and room temp while keeping CPU at below 60C and GPU under 45C. Important thing is to keep an eye on VRM. On my previous mini-ITX z97 with 4790K it was overheating after 60mins of stress test with ~160w draw because of anemic heatsink. Though it was totaly fine under real world usage. But given my OCD, i made a custom water block for the VRM.
That looks massive tbh. 50 degrees on full blast on that tiny thing? What year is this. And that noise level, jesus, it just feels like a Bentley sliding across a binary highway. Mightly impressed.
Nice build and also nice videos. Really like your content! While I am also trying to get maximum performance with my LianLi TU150 build with 3950x and 2080 cooled by 2x120rad and 1x240rad I think its better to have more information to rank the cooling performance. As tested all my configurations, I created a task with Heaven and Prime to put overall round about 350W total (CPU/GPU) to the build and then I played with fan rpm´s. The result I clarify by checking Watertemp and also GPU and CPU temp. Would recommend this for the future and your content. In my build I can put away 350W with 1300 rpms on fans in a result of 38°C water.
Very much looking forward to finishing my take on this configuration now that I've seen yours. I'm going to make an honest attempt to keep the front IO, but I don't have much hope for that.
@@joostwagelaar8837 I think it was an engineering sample. He also did not have a booster cell where you can mount a 120mm fan. Frontal air intake in sandwich style cases is a first for me. He implied that the temps were terrible in the Mjolnir but maybe they changed it up in the 6 months they had?
channel "randomfrankp," in his video on the engineering sample, said he'd do a review when it releases He seemed a bit optimistic though. I want a critical analysis from Optimum Tech as well on the final production version.
Really impressive. The temperatures are amazing with this dual radiator setup. I'm running a 2080S and a 3700X with a radiator in mine, but this setup smokes that out of the water. GPU is without a doubt the biggest culprit when it comes to heat in the Ncase M1.
I'm sold...moving my 4.8Ghz 8700K and 1080ti FTW3 from my Fractal S into the nCase....very nice video, been thinking about this build for almost 6 months!
I think you're not moving the FTW3... check if it fits first if i'm not mistaken it does not, maybe if with an waterblock and also make sure the NCase is a V6 or later.
Optimum Tech is the only reason I decided to even venture into the enthusiast PC space. He’s basically the only PC user who’s just as concerned with aesthetics as he is performance.
Is the APOGEEII really needed or would the Eisbaer LT be enough? The APOGEE seems really hard to ge hold off thats why i'm asking.. Love your channel and keep up the good work.
I did a dual radiator also in my ncase m1. The build was more complex then the single radiator, but my temps dropped to similar numbers as his build. Can’t wait for big Navi and ryzen 4000
I was "ready" to do something like this for my 8700k+2070S, but when I saw the single Alphacool 240 ST30 doing it's job, I stopped there. FYI: ST30 V2 (since 2020??) has a screw at the top, allowing to hold it vertically and use that as filler hole without a res. Was super excited about that. PS: 8700k is really annoying: I get a 40C jump (no de-lidding done) when I run prime95. And with my Asrock MB, it wants to change the pump+fan speeds when it gets to ~90 (it forces a slope to around 70%@90C..don't remember exactly), leading to a constant 2s stop+5s run of the pump when it's important to keep running (don't know if MB drops voltage on change or pump stops on change, which is a non-PWM model). I had to use a power cable with a 7V out, ruining my no-SATA/MOLEX idea (2xM.2 here, no 2.5"/3.5").
i have all the parts to make this, i just swapped out the apogee for the customer ncase iceman res+pump combo that mounts on the back of the case. i'm hype AF after seeing this!
04:58 There is another case you could have tested, but it may require some addtional tube routing: using only 240mm rad for both CPU and GPU to see the thermal proformance. In this configuration, you could fit some HDD or SSD below the GPU.
@@colbewells1487 i knew it will not be easy work, but i will build it very carefully althought it will consume so much time. My room and table is a little bit small so sometimes size matters
Don't expect great temps if using a 10900k + 3090 FE. There 8snt much clearance between the waterblock (Alphacool Eisenblock) and the bottom radiator. Maybe about 5mm. For my build personally I found having bottom as intake & side as exhaust to be more favorable. Have a slim top hat coming hopefully today so I may change fan config and do some testing. I will most likely be moving my system into a Lian Li 011 mini with dual 360 black ice gts radiators.
But amazing, nice job! I have the phanteks shift air, and was not satisfied with thermals on air so I built a custom loop, but the radiators are mounted under my desk. ( Almost invisible). Temps are amazing, since the fans are unrestricted
Thanks for taking your time to produce these builds and videos. Its an extreme value for someone like me who does not built PC's that often. I am currently on a mid size 4770K system and I am planing a mITX build this fall, when the Zen 3 is released. Question now is, considering how quiet this build is, should I go with this or the H1 case. I have time to consider this ofc, but this build is really impressive.
You haven't included the slimline radiator in the video description bud. Awesome build though, I've got an NCase M1 on the way. I'm using the Streacom DA2 with a blower style 2080ti, but it's too loud while rendering. Gonna follow your spec on my next build. Maybe turn the streacom in to a VR box or something.
This is just superb. Any views on switching out the EK Coolstream PE and using XSPC TX240 ultrathins as both bottom and side-mounted radiator? All else equal, what effect would this have on thermal performance vs noise, spinning the Noctuas in the 1000-1500 rpm range?
I’m guessing just having more liquid in the system helps I’m wondering what a 240 slim reservoir in place of the second radiator/fan set would do? I’m no scientist, but more water fixes a lot of problems on its own. Less sound and less moving parts would be a benefit, also.
Do the bosses on the pump rotate? Do you think you could have skipped the T fitting for filling? Maybe you could use a section of tubing with quick disconnects and a syringe instead. I'm really considering this setup since ditching my last 3.5 drive for an SSD.
I noticed you have the Razer Viper Mini connected to the build in this video. Have you switched to it as your main from the g305. Just curious if you like it and if the lift off distance isn't bothering you?
When space convenience meets space inconvenience. Each to their own, but I would rather keep desktop footprint and extend height before I'd cram in a second radiator that blocks your entire system, the quick disconnect fittings are still inconvenient in my opinion.
My build: da2 itx 30w d5 pump with X299 ASRock 50mmx240 radiator with one normal fan and one 60w server fan. 1660ti Still waiting for my 10980xe I ordered last year.
Fantastic build. Best SFF build I've ever seen. I love the side radiator. I probably wouldn't water cool the GPU. This thing would run a lot cooler with a Ryzen CPU. Even the 3950X draws less power than the Intel you used.
I want to start a business building cases, and I've created a prototype that can house a custom loop with up to 2x 280mm rads, it's still really early and due to just me producing them the price would be high and production would be incredibly limited, my proto is out of pine but my final is going to be from wallnut
If u sell pre built pc with this configurations, many of us (who don't know all the technical aspects) will buy it happily 😍 especially for the low fan decibels and low temperatures 👌✌️
Hey could make an updated air cooling guide for the M1v6/6.1? I really want to do a build in this case but I’m unsure of the fan layout. I’m planning on a 3700x/2070s with a c14s and and I’d like to put as many fans as I can in the system. Thanks for putting out such quality vids!
like 50% of that builds volume is radiators and fans... no wonder the thermal performance is outstanding :D
Outstanding results. Your thorough testing and insights are indeed appreciated.
4 months later: 15 liter triple 240mm radiator with dual gpu setup
I actually have an idea for a case design that can handle 3 radiators in 15 liters.
@@P8qzxnxfP85xZ2H3wDRV which one?
@@iRoxerMedia preview.redd.it/l5o2hkstci251.png?width=557&format=png&auto=webp&s=1e6596eacc72a15de033656f0e38a2808db03c5b
@@P8qzxnxfP85xZ2H3wDRV Holy shit what are you trying to do? Take us to Mars?
I was able to get 3x240mm into 17L, with the Streacom DA2: imgur.com/gallery/xDZlhsa (But, partially relies on negative pressure to pull air through the top and bottom rads, which I’ve improved since these photos)
How much cooling do you want?
Optimum Tech: Yes
Having mouse clicks as a reference is a super simple idea, but it is ridiculously helpful. Please keep doing that whenever you demonstrate noise.
No compromise except remortgaging my house. Sign me up.
Apparently Wendy's has pretty good wifi. Hopefully they'll let you set up there.
These are class results and well thought out. My next box has to have plenty of storage so a small case is not an option but the cooling solutions you have applied have worked very well.
Just stumbled upon this while researching for my next build.
While I haven’t had the need for a new PC in a few years, it’s nice that people are out there with fresh ideas.
I replicated your complete custom loop ncase build paired with the
Iceman (pump/res combo) solution running with a pump from EK. Changed
most of the hardware (for example new Ryzen 5950x (Alphcool Block) and
EVGA RTX3080 (EK GPU Block)). It is my first full custom Loop and it is
awesome, your videos helped a lot to get this up an running! My Build
looks sick and technically it is unbelievable good! Keep up your great
work!
Amazing video as always! And amazing results too, I'm incredibly impressed!
I wonder what kind of itx case you'd design if you could do it from the ground up. I'm sure theres a lot of interest in that kind of series.
You can see the spark of happiness in his face! So proud :D
Nice build, nice testings and explaining undervolting etc. Really love your content, despite i'm not an ITX fan, but I must recognise your work and effort is simply brilliant.
Always waiting for more!
I'm not sure where O T can go from here. It's perfection! SLI is dead and 16 core desktop chips exist and are great!
Please post it on pc part picker. Thank you!
pcpartpicker.com/b/2njypg mine from awhile back
@@natecook06 really nice build! could use an update but I love that all the prices are listed there
Very impressive Ali... We really appreciate the time, thought and conclusions required to bring us this vid. 😎👍
I did a dual 240mm radiator open loop in my Ncase M1, but I'm using a 9700K + 2080 Ti and a reservoir that mounts to the back of the case.
I wasn't as ambitious with the thickness of the side radiator. If anything, I would have used another ultra thin XSPC rad on the side if I could have found another one in stock at the time just to give the fans a little more room to breathe. The reservoir doesn't help as much with filling the loop as you might think as I still had to open up another part of the loop and fill it from there as well. Even with a reservoir the most challenging part of it all was getting enough water into the loop. My only regret is going to be NOT using that long-lasting Koolance fluid. I've heard of people using that stuff for over a year without issues whereas I'll have to drain and refill about every 6 months.
Honestly love your videos. You got me into the whole Mini ITX affair, and i'm looking forward to launch myself into building something along these lines.. most if not all of your videos are so detailed they are almost self explanatory, on the building side of things. Thanks for sharing!
ladies and gentlemen, we're in the endgame now
Imagine doing this with the new 3080ti in September
*_Tony Stark has joined the chat_*
@@qeb *Spoiler Alert*
@@abdulmuhaimin5274 IS HE STILL ALIVE
@@qeb Just said, brother.
These quick disconnects are real life saver for water cooling builders, you will never think about hard tubing after using them.
We gotta admit, one of the overlooked reasons why his videos are great its because no matter how insane this build is, he didnt add his face with an exaggerated reaction on the thumbnail.
For anyone wondering where get a PUMP/BLOCK, ID-Cooling sell an AIO DASHFLOW model that comes with a block/pump with 2 G 1/4 ports and 450/L flow. It cost around 130-160 in australia but it is available on aliexpress as well. I would love to see Optimum Reviewing it!
Beautiful build. Well done!
If he had a patreon, I would give. What about you guys? His content is consistently top notch.
join his channel then!
Donald Exley exactly what i thought 👍
"UUUUUNNNLIIIIMMIIIIIITEEEEED POOOOOWWWWEEEEEEEER!!!"
I love this channel because here the videos are a real eye-catcher, real and honest opinions about hardware, simple diagrams with relevant values. Keep it up, we'll always see you in a next one.
I usually like you content even when I disagree. This build is an amazing execution.
Unfortunately there are few few things that made me write this comment:
1. There is no combined load data. For example real gaming.
2. Calling it the ultimate is a bit incorrect. Over 50C on heaven at 20C ambient with 1500RPM is hot and here is why: my 1080Ti (easily pulls 270w) will never cross 45C even at 30C ambient with 1350RPM. The trick is using single 280x45 alphacool rad with a pair of nf-a14 industrial fans. You can put it in SM580 along with anything you want and will happily cool 550w output of CPU + GPU + VRM at bellow 1500RPM (my CPU tops at 200 and GPU reaches 330 under prime95 + furmark). With a bit of tweaking to the case, it is possible to have a res-pump combo at under 16L.
You should really try it. Single, a bit fat, 280 rad does better than 2x240 rads both thermally and acoustically.
I'm planning on watercooling my build. I have a ryzen 7 2700x and rx 5700xt. Do you think a single 280mm rad 45mm thickness will be enough?
@@memocantopal8391 sure it can be done. even under unrealistic synthetic stress on both, you are looking at 500w combined. Given ambient below 30C(preferably 25C or below), decent fans and most important case with enough intake openings, it will be both cool and quiet. In my build, when gaming fans are spinning at 950-1250RPM depending on the game and room temp while keeping CPU at below 60C and GPU under 45C. Important thing is to keep an eye on VRM. On my previous mini-ITX z97 with 4790K it was overheating after 60mins of stress test with ~160w draw because of anemic heatsink. Though it was totaly fine under real world usage. But given my OCD, i made a custom water block for the VRM.
That looks massive tbh. 50 degrees on full blast on that tiny thing? What year is this. And that noise level, jesus, it just feels like a Bentley sliding across a binary highway. Mightly impressed.
so siiiiiiiick
Dude this is insane... I'm even tempted to get all those components.
Me too but my pocket is not so deep!
Nice build and also nice videos. Really like your content! While I am also trying to get maximum performance with my LianLi TU150 build with 3950x and 2080 cooled by 2x120rad and 1x240rad I think its better to have more information to rank the cooling performance. As tested all my configurations, I created a task with Heaven and Prime to put overall round about 350W total (CPU/GPU) to the build and then I played with fan rpm´s. The result I clarify by checking Watertemp and also GPU and CPU temp.
Would recommend this for the future and your content.
In my build I can put away 350W with 1300 rpms on fans in a result of 38°C water.
Nice work mate pushing the envelope in ITX builds!
man, that build is epic! so clean - no junk like rgb etc. - just performance
Very much looking forward to finishing my take on this configuration now that I've seen yours. I'm going to make an honest attempt to keep the front IO, but I don't have much hope for that.
Just ditch the de front io, you are much better of with a hidden usb hub somewhere around you desk, looks much cleaner.
This video doesn't do justice of how amazing it looks in person just quality
Never seen someone squeeze so much content out of the same case lol keep up the good work
This build is insane. I love it! Inspired to follow suit on a future build! Can't do better than the best, and this is it!
Will you do a review with temps of the Thorzone Mjolnir now that they started pre-orders? Your opinion on the $60 "booster-cell" would be interesting.
He did a review already a while ago
same, interested in that as well
@@joostwagelaar8837 I think it was an engineering sample. He also did not have a booster cell where you can mount a 120mm fan. Frontal air intake in sandwich style cases is a first for me. He implied that the temps were terrible in the Mjolnir but maybe they changed it up in the 6 months they had?
channel "randomfrankp," in his video on the engineering sample, said he'd do a review when it releases
He seemed a bit optimistic though.
I want a critical analysis from Optimum Tech as well on the final production version.
Can you post a list of the exact tubing and fittings required to replicate this build????
such a clean build taking notes here
Adding a custom ncase reservoir to the back improves performance further.
It also makes filling easièr.
This is super sick, I'm really getting into these dense and powerful PC builds.
You accomplished what I did with my core v21 in a much smaller case. Props dude
Much better results than what I was expecting. That is not just viable, but I can see a lot of people with deep pockets replicating it.
Really impressive. The temperatures are amazing with this dual radiator setup. I'm running a 2080S and a 3700X with a radiator in mine, but this setup smokes that out of the water. GPU is without a doubt the biggest culprit when it comes to heat in the Ncase M1.
Excellent.. your build in the M1 is outstanding! Thumbs up!!
"UNLIMITED POWA" 3:41
I'm sold...moving my 4.8Ghz 8700K and 1080ti FTW3 from my Fractal S into the nCase....very nice video, been thinking about this build for almost 6 months!
I think you're not moving the FTW3... check if it fits first if i'm not mistaken it does not, maybe if with an waterblock and also make sure the NCase is a V6 or later.
@@arfmf yep, 1080Ti FTW3 is not going in that case...my search continues. Love this case, but I'm not into spending another $1k on a video card.....
Optimum Tech is the only reason I decided to even venture into the enthusiast PC space. He’s basically the only PC user who’s just as concerned with aesthetics as he is performance.
Pretty awesome build. If I built the same then yeah, I'd have an external pump/res set up where that ventilation area is on the back.
Great comprehensive, on-the-point video. Thanks!
Is the APOGEEII really needed or would the Eisbaer LT be enough? The APOGEE seems really hard to ge hold off thats why i'm asking.. Love your channel and keep up the good work.
I did a dual radiator also in my ncase m1. The build was more complex then the single radiator, but my temps dropped to similar numbers as his build. Can’t wait for big Navi and ryzen 4000
I was "ready" to do something like this for my 8700k+2070S, but when I saw the single Alphacool 240 ST30 doing it's job, I stopped there.
FYI: ST30 V2 (since 2020??) has a screw at the top, allowing to hold it vertically and use that as filler hole without a res. Was super excited about that.
PS: 8700k is really annoying: I get a 40C jump (no de-lidding done) when I run prime95. And with my Asrock MB, it wants to change the pump+fan speeds when it gets to ~90 (it forces a slope to around 70%@90C..don't remember exactly), leading to a constant 2s stop+5s run of the pump when it's important to keep running (don't know if MB drops voltage on change or pump stops on change, which is a non-PWM model). I had to use a power cable with a 7V out, ruining my no-SATA/MOLEX idea (2xM.2 here, no 2.5"/3.5").
What a wonderful video.
This two part video of how the Ncase M1 V6.1 can be optimized into a setup such as this is just breathtaking.
Haha you mean the price?
Herpez Zooi I was referring to the fact of what you can do with the space in the case and what you can fit in it.
This is the real endgame!! I am definitely building this for my next rig!!!
i have all the parts to make this, i just swapped out the apogee for the customer ncase iceman res+pump combo that mounts on the back of the case. i'm hype AF after seeing this!
Post some pictures when you are done!
04:58 There is another case you could have tested, but it may require some addtional tube routing: using only 240mm rad for both CPU and GPU to see the thermal proformance. In this configuration, you could fit some HDD or SSD below the GPU.
still blows my mind how on earth this build can exist ! You make me want to build SFF desktop for my first computer somedays in the future
as someone who just recently stepped into the SFF world with a M1 and A4 build now under my belt...its difficult...BUT SOO MUCH BETTER! IMO
@@colbewells1487 i knew it will not be easy work, but i will build it very carefully althought it will consume so much time. My room and table is a little bit small so sometimes size matters
Incredible. Can't help but admire everything you do on this channel. Thanks for providing consistent content at such a high level. Truly the best!
Don't expect great temps if using a 10900k + 3090 FE. There 8snt much clearance between the waterblock (Alphacool Eisenblock) and the bottom radiator. Maybe about 5mm. For my build personally I found having bottom as intake & side as exhaust to be more favorable. Have a slim top hat coming hopefully today so I may change fan config and do some testing. I will most likely be moving my system into a Lian Li 011 mini with dual 360 black ice gts radiators.
It's all about rads! This is sick
I love so much power in one small box great job
When I see Optimum Tech, I click like.
Putting together cases like these are the real challange.
But amazing, nice job! I have the phanteks shift air, and was not satisfied with thermals on air so I built a custom loop, but the radiators are mounted under my desk. ( Almost invisible). Temps are amazing, since the fans are unrestricted
Awesome build. Would the dual rad setup used here fit in the Ghost S1? Not quite sold on the Ncase M1 from a purely aesthetically viewpoint.
This loop setup should be great for when the 3080Ti/3090 comes out.
That would be a badass workstation for deep learning and for video editing.
*Spoiler Alert*
Can we get a full list of these exact parts?
Look! A case that has a reasonable size, it's not filled with tacky gamer aesthetic, and performs admirably! We have a winner!
Thanks for taking your time to produce these builds and videos. Its an extreme value for someone like me who does not built PC's that often. I am currently on a mid size 4770K system and I am planing a mITX build this fall, when the Zen 3 is released. Question now is, considering how quiet this build is, should I go with this or the H1 case. I have time to consider this ofc, but this build is really impressive.
This. Go with this. Post on reddit :D r/sff
Going to try air cooling my build since it's just a 3300X and a 2070 Super, but this is nice to know that it can be done.
This is amazing. Just wonderful work Ali
if you can put a custom Rgb distro plate at the top your Machine would be God like 🔥🔥👌🏻
Exactly 🙌🏻
can you do testing with the alphacool eisbaear lt solo for comparsion?
There are cheap 180 degree PCI-e power adapters for graphics cards, cleans up the cables and avoids them sagging into your fans
Absolutely excellent build! If I may say, just build the same with a 3950X instead and 64GB ram, that would be pretty much end-game for everything.
Nice results, thanks for sharing. And 56°C is not a very very safe range, it's cold!
Can't wait to see this setup's thermals but with a 3090 instead of a 2080 Ti!
Great build, I think this will be my next PC.
Very impressive! If it would be available I would buy it with a blink of an eye!
Great work, Love all of your videos 😍😍😍
Great performance. Somewhat wish that the Ncase M1 exterior was as good looking as the Fractal Era ITX case imo.
Swap the cpu to the 3950x and you got my perfect system for current times.
You haven't included the slimline radiator in the video description bud. Awesome build though, I've got an NCase M1 on the way. I'm using the Streacom DA2 with a blower style 2080ti, but it's too loud while rendering. Gonna follow your spec on my next build. Maybe turn the streacom in to a VR box or something.
This is just superb. Any views on switching out the EK Coolstream PE and using XSPC TX240 ultrathins as both bottom and side-mounted radiator? All else equal, what effect would this have on thermal performance vs noise, spinning the Noctuas in the 1000-1500 rpm range?
Why this incredible channel only got 280k subs?
Ncase is still the king of mini-ITX cases imo.
Can’t wait for the sextuple radiator build!
I’m guessing just having more liquid in the system helps I’m wondering what a 240 slim reservoir in place of the second radiator/fan set would do? I’m no scientist, but more water fixes a lot of problems on its own. Less sound and less moving parts would be a benefit, also.
Do the bosses on the pump rotate? Do you think you could have skipped the T fitting for filling? Maybe you could use a section of tubing with quick disconnects and a syringe instead. I'm really considering this setup since ditching my last 3.5 drive for an SSD.
I think two 240 radiators are needed when the new RTX 3080Ti arrives. That GPU has a 350w TDP, which is insane. One rad just can't rule them all.
I noticed you have the Razer Viper Mini connected to the build in this video. Have you switched to it as your main from the g305. Just curious if you like it and if the lift off distance isn't bothering you?
Now only if gigabyte make the itx version of B550 Vision D
This video cured my
Cooling OCD
When space convenience meets space inconvenience. Each to their own, but I would rather keep desktop footprint and extend height before I'd cram in a second radiator that blocks your entire system, the quick disconnect fittings are still inconvenient in my opinion.
My build: da2 itx
30w d5 pump with
X299 ASRock
50mmx240 radiator with one normal fan and one 60w server fan.
1660ti
Still waiting for my 10980xe I ordered last year.
Fantastic build. Best SFF build I've ever seen.
I love the side radiator. I probably wouldn't water cool the GPU.
This thing would run a lot cooler with a Ryzen CPU. Even the 3950X draws less power than the Intel you used.
Incredible result, wow.
I want to start a business building cases, and I've created a prototype that can house a custom loop with up to 2x 280mm rads, it's still really early and due to just me producing them the price would be high and production would be incredibly limited, my proto is out of pine but my final is going to be from wallnut
If u sell pre built pc with this configurations, many of us (who don't know all the technical aspects) will buy it happily 😍 especially for the low fan decibels and low temperatures 👌✌️
Hey could make an updated air cooling guide for the M1v6/6.1? I really want to do a build in this case but I’m unsure of the fan layout. I’m planning on a 3700x/2070s with a c14s and and I’d like to put as many fans as I can in the system. Thanks for putting out such quality vids!