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Only Vertically mount a GPU when it has a water block on it, that was the original purpose of the Vertical Mounting system, so you could see the block instead of it being face down. Surprisingly Gamers Nexus gave it thumbs up, which means it passed the looks test without failing airflow testing. Its one of those interesting cases and honestly a company like InWin could take a lot of cues from a case like this, because while their cases look amazing they are hot box garbage for airflow.
I bought one 2 months ago in black. I absolutely love it. The only thing I see in the future as GPU's become more slot space hungry, this case will be ignored. I feel that you might have to make the next gen even more wider by being able to place a 140mm fan in the back it just might be wide enough for them thick GPU's. That being said, the case begs for custom Water Cooling because of the 3 tempered glass panel display and how much room for the vertical GPU mount. None the less, you guys made a great case. Definitely keeping it for a long while, unless you come out with a better version.
This isnt the case for me. Wheres the fun in not trying to stuff 20 pounds of hardware inside a 10 pound box? Wheres the fun in not struggling to find a proper placement for my AIO Radiator? Wheres the fun in not getting irate over a lack of cable management options? I swear..some companies just seem to go out of their way intentionally to ruin it for us all. SMH....(call me later wink wink)
Just finished my first build and I must say you and Linus were invaluable in providing easy to digest information for every step of the process from picking parts to final setup. You guys are certainly appreciated
The white version looks super clean and professional. Honestly I love the size of it and the thought gone into the case. It looks great and is very functional, and everything isn't cramped together, and there is more room in the case, thus more room to disparate heat. This would be the perfect case to teach someone how to build a computer. Personally I am going to replace all the fans with rgb fans. I wish it gave u an option to install fans on the top, so there were fans on the top, bottom and back, maximizing air flow.
Got the white one a week ago, best decision ever! Honestly won't be upgrading for a new case anytime soon now.. So far thermals have been amazing. Haven't had an issues on that.. Highly recommend this case!
Gotta say ! Thank you for your channel and how consistent you are ! This channel helped me make my first custom pc build . After years of pre build and thinking building a pc is super difficult. But this guy makes building pcs so easy and I managed to build my own in around 1 hr 30 mins or so . Thank-you pc centric !!
@@jodavies2637 it's no race at the end of the day .3 days . 3 weeks or even 3 months. As long as you stick at it and its built.. well then you should be proud of your efforts 👌
you have your AIO mounted upside-down. The tubes from the cooler need to be higher than the CPU block. Otherwise, you get a little air bubble in your pump, which destroys it much more quickly.
that only happens if your pump is the highest point in the system. you can see that the "top" of the radiator is above the pump making that your highest point in the system. Having the inlet and outlet hoses at the "bottom" is okay here.
@@birger462 Ah, I see how you mean. Though, I think that'd still pose some risk of trapping air bubbles if you were to tilt the case during maintenance. In that orientation, should it be laid flat, and then stood back up, the bubbles could rise to the pump and get stuck. There isn't a great outlet for them to escape to, should they get trapped in there.
@@thefoxyramirez you want the hoses on the bottom of a front mounted AIO so you don’t get air bubbles in it. That alone won’t harm your case just makes it a little noisier.
I've had this case for a few weeks now, love it. This case will run a bit hot unless you fill every slot you can with a fan. In which case my OC'd 4090 runs at 40ºC idle and 71ºC at 100%. While vertically mounted, an enormous GPU like that is just centimeters away from the glass. Point is, it will fit any GPU you put in there. This is my third build and I have never had a pleasant experience doing cable management until now. Plenty of hiding room and tons of cable tie brackets. The included fans are a bit on the loud side so you might want to consider replacing them, but totally not an issue if you have to hear coil whine from your GPU all day anyway :P
maybe that's because by the looks of it, unless the case is open then the GPU fans are trying to pull air from almost right up against the clear cover, with the exhaust being pushed out below the rear fan. terrible airlfow
3080+ will struggle, its the fan noise more than anything, your GPU will struggle. Most similar cases like Lian li mini run the GPU at 64, the Hyte Y60 is closer to 75-80 degrees. I think the main reason is, It's too close to the glass, and when you get a 4090 it will be even worse. I fitted the card horizontally as a test and it works very well, 10 degrees lower, CPU a little higher, Hyte just need to make a bracket
Love this build, mate. A West yorkshire lad here. I could only wish I could even consider a build like this at home budget as a joiner just cannot permit! Don't stop the builds going. It's inspirational to see the potential of what you can do. Your channel has helped me loads to build my first gaming PC (mid range ish). Just good to watch a UK tuber instead of the USA lot. Don't stop mate.
Having all the openings doesnt mean it will have good airflow. The fans will draw cold air from everywhere so there won’t be a good airflow from one direction.
My case makes more sense I feel like, the GPU + MB gets fresh air from 3 fans on the front and bottom of the case, and the CPU pulls fresh air in the back, then I have 3 fans that vent up through the top (heat rises naturally). This GPU is not getting very good air flow in my opinion. It's got a mixed bag of hot air from the giant CPU cooler blowing hot air into the case, and the fresh air from the bottom. That back fan is way out numbered... 5 fans (2 for CPU + 3 on GPU) vs 1 tiny little ventilation fan in the back.
@TheJomamaboy you never want to intake from the top. You lose too much efficiency like that as the hot air in the case naturally gravitates towards the top of the case. Top fans should always be exhaust so the lower density of the hot air helps them do their job.
Agreed. Was my immediate thought as soon as he showed the case off. Too many openings, bad for numerous reasons. It greatly reduces the static pressure of the air flow since air can go just about anywhere in the case. It reduces the air flow you want to the critical components. It makes it difficult to achieve positive pressure, and will suck in dust from all of those many openings. (Although if you have enough intakes, it may compensate for some of that by forcing far more air in than is being exhausted.) The one positive it brings is that it's very unlikely to have any pockets of dead air. (Though the location of your fans becomes far more important then) So you'll have at least a little air flow everywhere. But that doesn't make up for all of the negatives. You don't WANT air going everywhere and coming in from everywhere in a case. Might as well just build with an open frame case instead. If I were going to build with this case I'd aim for far more air being pulled in than exhausting out, with the goal of having the positive pressure keeping fresh air quickly flowing out every opening in the case.
I'm going to have to disagree. I personally dislike how vertical GPU mounting looks, it's quite ugly and ruins the look of the PC and the design of cards. I like the massive bulky cards (like we saw with the STRIX series cards, especially now the STRIX 4090 is bigger than a Fat PS2)
@@stonecoldslate And that card will get heat soaked being right up on the glass like that. Glass heats up and it has what, quarter of an inch gap from it? Lol terrible case unless you can mount it horizontally, that's a different story.
@TheRedRavenTRR ^^^ This. Every test comparison I've ever seen, including my own, your GPU drops a couple degrees Celsius by moving it from a vertical mount to a horizontal mount. You'd need a case big enough that there's a significant gap between the card and the side of the case in order to negate that. It just adds too much resistance to the air flow with it right by the side of the case.
@@BaneSIlvermoon Exactly, I actually had a vertical setup a few years back but switched and immediately saw better thermals. That cases mount also demanded the card sit right up on the glass, but yeah a vertical mount is fine as long as the case has good clearance.
@@BaneSIlvermoon how does a horizontal mounted GPU stay cooler when the fans are 2-3" above bottom plate of a PC? i would think the horzontal mounting creates stress with the sag from the weight
Although I personally wouldn't opt for this this, I've seen some quite creative things done with this case, including a whole 12.6" LCD screen placed behind the corner glass piece as a system status display. Refer to reddit for that one.
i thought that you can not mount the radiator with the pipes down ?? all the big PC TH-camrs always say with multiple tests that pipes in CPU radiator have to be slightly above the CPU cpu/pump...but on your build is clearly on the very botom
Its a nice looking case but a confused case. The forced vertical mounting doesnt lend it self for thick power air cooled gpus. Its water cooled capability is that of a small tower that takes up less space. Can it work? sure, i just dont care for its limitations.
It’s actually intended for water cooling, Hyte even stated that. He did a very suboptimal build and gamersnexus in their review flat out said to not put a 3 fan air cooled GPU on this case
@@SaturnTubes yeah i know hyte said that but like i said most small towers can fit as many rads and still fit thick air cooled cards just fine. It doesnt do water cooling any better than most cheap pc cases but does air cooled builds worse than most cheap cases.
Yeah this Case is just one people will buy to say they have one, it's really a logistical nightmare especially if you use Add in sound cards and capture cards. The vertical GPU is pure BS and is a niche aesthetic for mostly the clueless. I like it but that forced GPU design destroys any chance of using it.
Have to say this is great content. I've rebuilt several laptops over the last 15 years i.e. swapping faulty screens, motherboards, upgrading cpus (this was before they started soldering them to the motherboard), ram, screen cables, screens, hard drives etc. Only problem I've found is the palm rest removal to be more difficult on new laptops due to cheaper plastics causing them to crack if not careful. Weirdly though, I always thought building a pc would be extremely difficult in comparison. The fact that you build different gaming computers for beginner/advanced builders/gamers and showing the different budgets for builds whilst getting the best results is fantastic. Well done, Sir. Keep up the great content.
@@Loki-cd9nu that’s very true, although I’ve always found the larger the Lego pieces the easier it is to work on, I.e. cars and motorbikes. You have to admit, the smaller the Lego the bigger the headache…especially when it comes to tiny screws. May I ask what your latest PC build was? I’m using Pcpartpicker to build a basic gaming PC to play. Nothing fancy, just enough to play some older games I have.
Lol, no. Even Jay2cent made a simplified video. The basic rule is just not to have the pump as the highest point! You can clearly see the rad is still higher than the pump.
I like this case and layout, but probably a bit bigger than what I want. Thats why I went with a Lian Li air mini. I wanted that side intake for my cpu aio so it wouldn't get the hot air from my gpu. This case does look good though with the setup you built. And if I had a larger desk I would definitely consider the Hyte case.
The people who created knew that since the 4080/4090 could not fit in regular pc cases, they grabbed there smartest designers and innovators and made bank from this
I think this case is fantastic, offers a lot of features but its price leaves a bit to be desired. I'd really love to see more performance oriented cases, similar to the HP Omen 45L case how they have a separate chamber above the case for a 120mm-360mm radiator so you can isolate the cpu loop and keep the gpu hot air in the case.
The 45L was ok, but it wasn't anything CRAZY in changing temps, actually, in another case, with the same internals, it ran cooler than it did in it's own case.
My Temps dropped 20% its very well made and if you get good bottom fans it's like ram air on your gpu... I put my cpu cooler in the vertical position and filled the fan slots up top...it moves a lot of air.
@@brettscott3759 this might help drasically for someone with air cooled cpus but i use a custom luquid cooling loop, I have yet to find a case that provide total thermal isolation between the cpu and gpu, that would be my perfect case, idc about looks anymore even after going for looks with my current build, i want total performance.
@@ArrowStudios actually that's my plan with this case I'm going to do a closed loop 3 radiators and two pumps... so I can pull from a thick radiator as a reservoir with a valve solenoid that's temperature controlled... I'll let you know... my best buddy is a water hvac programmer and this is a long awaited challenge my dude. Every one is going to have their preference or opinion this case gives me the dynamics I'm going to need and that's going to be the room on the bottom for a radiator (280) and a (280) on the side and a nice thick (360) up top... it would be enough to cool a dirt bike... 😎 👌 😉
the volume of air coming into the case is equal to the volume of air exiting the case, then a perfect balance has been achieved, with that said the case only matters as long as you can pull out the hot and cold air equally. The way everyone is installing their fans create a vortex Recyling the hot air with the cold but over time will not cool. Like said before you need direct airflow hot out cold in. Sometimes too much ventilation causes this to rely completely on the fans rather than science of airflow.
Great looking build, but with a rookie mistake bro to mount the AIO that way, the pump will trap air inside it instead of the radiator. Which will result in heat transfer issue and pump failure as the time goes. The AIO should be flipped up, the hoses should sit higher than the pump. Thank you!
@@jaymata1218 Air can't be trapped with the rad at that position cause no gap at the back it has tight channels which will push the air back on the hoses and then get it trapped in the pump. It doesn't matter what you install first as long as the hoses aren't at the bottom.
That is not a case, that’s an aquarium. 🤣😂🤣😂 You need tropical fish in it. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 great video. Every time I watch a gaming PC build I get even more confused as to what I want in my build. 😖🤯😵💫🤕
i love how you quite literally OUTDID the entire thing, fully maxed it, and went over the line to the point where it was unnecessary, yet only put 2 ram in 🤣 I loved the vid, it was sarcastic humurous, and the pc looks absolutely amazing, thank you mate!🤗
I was not a pc man. But I learnt from your video. I assamble my own gaming PC. Actually in my place PC is not a precious thing. But I love PC so I learnt it.
Just a heads up you probably should have mounted the radio with the tube's at the top to make sure your AIO performs best and doesn't run partially dry. Otherwise nice job
Okay, but I fucking bought that case in black. I love it, except the front USB ports. They're in an awkward spot. But I love the style of it and that I can see all the RGB components I paid good money for. I paid an extra 60 dollars to change the case to this from the one that was standard for my custom build. WORTH IT!
I got it in a pre built and its just nice, and anyone wondering how strong the panels are... I have a suction mount for my phone and can yeet the phone around without any play from the glass panel(s)
this reminds me of the like mid 2000's fish tanks companys where tryna push to sit on ur desk as a feature pieces, i just can't not see that in this case.
I did a black out build with minimal tasteful RGB in one of these. Looks great in my office. xD The only thing I wish I had done different is go with a 240 or even a 280 rather then a 360 Corsair LCD AIO to mount to the side like you did if only to save $100 as my 7600x does not really need a 360. Though with the 360 I have more thermal upgrade room for the future I guess. AMD R5 7600x XFX RX 7800xt Corsair Vengeance DDR5 6000 CL36 (32gb) not RGB MSI Tomahawk B650 WiFi Samsung 990pro 1 TB (boot drive) 2 TB Teamgroup drive for storage 8 Corsair RGB iCUE fans (non link) set to a slight purple white to match the slight purple white of the XFX logo on the GPU. The fans under the GPU actually give a slight under glow effect too. Corsair iCUE H150i Elite LCD AIO 360mm AisaHorse Black/Silver Cable extensions
I bought this case and had multiple issues with it. First and foremost, there is not enough space between the glass and a Gigabyte RTX 3070 TI or the Gigabyte 6750XT as i tried with both cards. The graphics card gets really hot, i have to keep the front glass off at all times. There's just not enough airflow as there is
I built in this case and here's what I thought. 1) The top rad tray has the clearance to slide forward a couple inches but does not allow it to be mounted there with screws. The case is notched out to accept the tray in that position, but the tray doesn't line up with the existing screw holes when moved forward. I think 4 extra threaded holes would allow the rad hoses to come down into the case at the rear instead of how its only possible for them to come down in the front. 2) The HDD sleds take up a lot of space in the rear compartment where's there's not a ton of room. Also, the screws are offset, so you can only mount the sleds in one way. If you could flip them or even remove the tray from the rear blank(cover) that would give you a lot more room without leaving a large hole in the back of the case. 3) The bottom fans have the cord connected at the side (center between corners) of the fan instead of the corner like most fans. This means the case has a hole that lines up with the Hyte fans and not aftermarket. Also the screws for the bottom fan could be an extra 2mm in length. The popular Arctic P14 fans are a hair too thick to mount without aftermarket screws. 4) The cutout for the rear I/O plate on mine was a mm to large top to bottom. This lets you see in past the I/O shield. IDK how a snap in shield would fit. Also (visual only) I think the small opening above the vertical GPU screws on the rear of the case could use one of those little sliding panels to finish it off. Would just look a lot more professional. 5) This is a very ventilated case. Could be good for airflow if you mount your fans correctly. This case would also be a really good water cooling candidate. Being so open allows dust to build up inside much easier. In a custom loop build, there are less fans to move dust through the system. This case is also a bit noisier than other cases I've built in. The extra noise is likely due to it's open design. 6) The back compartment is pretty tight for cable routing. There isn't as much room as I expected. If you have multiple control modules for fans and or cable extensions, you'll be cramming stuff pretty hard.
I love cases that have a window in the front, like this and the 011D from Lian Li. I wish they had just done a black fan in the back though. Weird corner to paint to buyer into instead of keeping it all red/black. Also a quick suggestion, you should get a soft lighting box, or maybe try raising your ring light higher. The glare off the case was a bit distracting.
Informative and thought out. Thank you, there are a billion PC, build videos with no talking are very little and some guy modding the PC, in ways that no one who doesn't have prior knowledge can understand. Kudos to you!
I have the case, and i love everything about it except the power button... such a nice case, able to show off so much... but they only gave it a solid white led power button xD.. seems pretty weak considering the thought in the rest of the case.
i do have this case with a 2x120mm AIO in the same position blowing air out with 3x120mm fans going out the top and swapped the bottom fans for 2 BioniX F140 fans. runs pretty quiet! dont often hear the fans at all! though this case has been mentioned to be more optimized for water cooling/custom loops, it seems to work fairly well with an AIO too. my future build for this pc would either include a full custom loop or a 3x120mm AIO on top for the cpu and a gpu with a built in 2x120mm AIO for the side, but again the airflow for this case seems to give quite a bit of flexibility great vid tho! glad you didnt break the tempered glass all over your desk 😱
I would recommend buying a vented side panel from Jakeface. I have a 4090 Suprim X which runs very hot with the solid glass panel. Temps have dropped by upto 25c with the vented side panel.
I just actually upgraded an entire machine.. and this was the case i got!! I LOVE IT!!! great review on it Centric! And OMG the DELAY! that happened to me too!!!
Better temps on gpu mounted the normal way. Fans seamed to a little bitt to close to the glass. Having the Lian li o11 Dynamic Evo, my self. This case does not look to bad :)
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Pls tell me what that red/purple rgb light profile you're using near the end of the video when you're showing off the case thanks!
I asked the makers to have a flipped version so you could have the machine on the left or right of the user.
the new 40 series gpus are all bigger than 3 slots, so is this case redundant for a new build with new gpus?
has an amd gpu just to use an intel chip *dies in SAM* Says going team red with this red color scheme..............
Only Vertically mount a GPU when it has a water block on it, that was the original purpose of the Vertical Mounting system, so you could see the block instead of it being face down.
Surprisingly Gamers Nexus gave it thumbs up, which means it passed the looks test without failing airflow testing. Its one of those interesting cases and honestly a company like InWin could take a lot of cues from a case like this, because while their cases look amazing they are hot box garbage for airflow.
Thank you so much for using our case in your new build! We appreciate it and love your finished build 🥰
I bought one 2 months ago in black. I absolutely love it. The only thing I see in the future as GPU's become more slot space hungry, this case will be ignored. I feel that you might have to make the next gen even more wider by being able to place a 140mm fan in the back it just might be wide enough for them thick GPU's.
That being said, the case begs for custom Water Cooling because of the 3 tempered glass panel display and how much room for the vertical GPU mount. None the less, you guys made a great case. Definitely keeping it for a long while, unless you come out with a better version.
This isnt the case for me. Wheres the fun in not trying to stuff 20 pounds of hardware inside a 10 pound box? Wheres the fun in not struggling to find a proper placement for my AIO Radiator? Wheres the fun in not getting irate over a lack of cable management options?
I swear..some companies just seem to go out of their way intentionally to ruin it for us all. SMH....(call me later wink wink)
Just discovered this case from this video. I'm in love.
If there was just a way to have the Glas Panel out of one piece... That's would be incredible! :D Anyway - amazing looking case!
I bought one thanks to this video, and I already had a lian li 011-DXL
Just finished my first build and I must say you and Linus were invaluable in providing easy to digest information for every step of the process from picking parts to final setup. You guys are certainly appreciated
I kind of like the look, but on the white version I wish the whole interior was painted white, instead of just the trim.
Spray paint.
Agreed but, you could always paint it.
@@InnuendoXP provided u get the correct white to match the existing color
@@sevsnk3043 just paint the whole thing then, lol. Paint the GPU shroud & fan casings too.
@@sevsnk3043 the glass is a bit tinted, I don't think the difference would be too obvious behind it.
The white version looks super clean and professional. Honestly I love the size of it and the thought gone into the case. It looks great and is very functional, and everything isn't cramped together, and there is more room in the case, thus more room to disparate heat. This would be the perfect case to teach someone how to build a computer. Personally I am going to replace all the fans with rgb fans. I wish it gave u an option to install fans on the top, so there were fans on the top, bottom and back, maximizing air flow.
Do you think it will be a dust nightmare?
@@jeffstrains4014 No I have a older NZXT case that looks a lot like the white black color scheme and it still looks amazing 6 years in
Got the white one a week ago, best decision ever! Honestly won't be upgrading for a new case anytime soon now.. So far thermals have been amazing. Haven't had an issues on that.. Highly recommend this case!
What GPU?
@@cgplays9 yep, the airflow is quite bad, and big cards suffer. I actually put my card horizontal
@@Paul-if1jq I got a white GPU snd got s new riser and put the GPU on TOP!
Gotta say ! Thank you for your channel and how consistent you are ! This channel helped me make my first custom pc build . After years of pre build and thinking building a pc is super difficult. But this guy makes building pcs so easy and I managed to build my own in around 1 hr 30 mins or so .
Thank-you pc centric !!
Good stuff 👏
took me 3 days lol
@@jodavies2637 it's no race at the end of the day .3 days . 3 weeks or even 3 months. As long as you stick at it and its built.. well then you should be proud of your efforts 👌
Welcome to the PC community man
@@DeimosPC Why thank you !
you have your AIO mounted upside-down. The tubes from the cooler need to be higher than the CPU block. Otherwise, you get a little air bubble in your pump, which destroys it much more quickly.
I went scrolling through the comments wondering the same thing.
that only happens if your pump is the highest point in the system. you can see that the "top" of the radiator is above the pump making that your highest point in the system. Having the inlet and outlet hoses at the "bottom" is okay here.
@@birger462 good to know. Thank you
@@birger462 Ah, I see how you mean. Though, I think that'd still pose some risk of trapping air bubbles if you were to tilt the case during maintenance. In that orientation, should it be laid flat, and then stood back up, the bubbles could rise to the pump and get stuck. There isn't a great outlet for them to escape to, should they get trapped in there.
@@thefoxyramirez you want the hoses on the bottom of a front mounted AIO so you don’t get air bubbles in it. That alone won’t harm your case just makes it a little noisier.
I've had this case for a few weeks now, love it. This case will run a bit hot unless you fill every slot you can with a fan. In which case my OC'd 4090 runs at 40ºC idle and 71ºC at 100%. While vertically mounted, an enormous GPU like that is just centimeters away from the glass. Point is, it will fit any GPU you put in there. This is my third build and I have never had a pleasant experience doing cable management until now. Plenty of hiding room and tons of cable tie brackets. The included fans are a bit on the loud side so you might want to consider replacing them, but totally not an issue if you have to hear coil whine from your GPU all day anyway :P
I have the White one since release. The thermals are alright. Nothing detrimental but not the best.
what specs do you have?
maybe that's because by the looks of it, unless the case is open then the GPU fans are trying to pull air from almost right up against the clear cover, with the exhaust being pushed out below the rear fan. terrible airlfow
@@Alex-tu5vu RTX 3080, 32GB 3600hz(I believe) ram, Ryzen 9 5900x, 1TB PCIE 4.0 NVME SSD. 1000psu idr the MOBO haha
3080+ will struggle, its the fan noise more than anything, your GPU will struggle.
Most similar cases like Lian li mini run the GPU at 64, the Hyte Y60 is closer to 75-80 degrees. I think the main reason is, It's too close to the glass, and when you get a 4090 it will be even worse.
I fitted the card horizontally as a test and it works very well, 10 degrees lower, CPU a little higher, Hyte just need to make a bracket
it literally is just the lian li o11d mini with a curved side
I have the HYTE Y60 and absolutely love it, all white.
Love this build, mate. A West yorkshire lad here. I could only wish I could even consider a build like this at home budget as a joiner just cannot permit! Don't stop the builds going. It's inspirational to see the potential of what you can do. Your channel has helped me loads to build my first gaming PC (mid range ish). Just good to watch a UK tuber instead of the USA lot. Don't stop mate.
as an australian i can absolutely agree that seeing someone outside the us is refreshing
Having all the openings doesnt mean it will have good airflow. The fans will draw cold air from everywhere so there won’t be a good airflow from one direction.
My case makes more sense I feel like, the GPU + MB gets fresh air from 3 fans on the front and bottom of the case, and the CPU pulls fresh air in the back, then I have 3 fans that vent up through the top (heat rises naturally). This GPU is not getting very good air flow in my opinion. It's got a mixed bag of hot air from the giant CPU cooler blowing hot air into the case, and the fresh air from the bottom. That back fan is way out numbered... 5 fans (2 for CPU + 3 on GPU) vs 1 tiny little ventilation fan in the back.
@TheJomamaboy you never want to intake from the top. You lose too much efficiency like that as the hot air in the case naturally gravitates towards the top of the case. Top fans should always be exhaust so the lower density of the hot air helps them do their job.
Agreed. Was my immediate thought as soon as he showed the case off. Too many openings, bad for numerous reasons.
It greatly reduces the static pressure of the air flow since air can go just about anywhere in the case.
It reduces the air flow you want to the critical components.
It makes it difficult to achieve positive pressure, and will suck in dust from all of those many openings. (Although if you have enough intakes, it may compensate for some of that by forcing far more air in than is being exhausted.)
The one positive it brings is that it's very unlikely to have any pockets of dead air. (Though the location of your fans becomes far more important then) So you'll have at least a little air flow everywhere. But that doesn't make up for all of the negatives. You don't WANT air going everywhere and coming in from everywhere in a case. Might as well just build with an open frame case instead.
If I were going to build with this case I'd aim for far more air being pulled in than exhausting out, with the goal of having the positive pressure keeping fresh air quickly flowing out every opening in the case.
FPS benchmark is great and all; but for case reviews I think a lot of people would more appreciate a thermals test. Keep up the splendid work!
do you know what software he is using to benchmark?
I love the Vertical GPU mounting. all cases should be like that considering how bulky the new GPU's are
I'm going to have to disagree. I personally dislike how vertical GPU mounting looks, it's quite ugly and ruins the look of the PC and the design of cards. I like the massive bulky cards (like we saw with the STRIX series cards, especially now the STRIX 4090 is bigger than a Fat PS2)
@@stonecoldslate And that card will get heat soaked being right up on the glass like that. Glass heats up and it has what, quarter of an inch gap from it? Lol terrible case unless you can mount it horizontally, that's a different story.
@TheRedRavenTRR ^^^ This. Every test comparison I've ever seen, including my own, your GPU drops a couple degrees Celsius by moving it from a vertical mount to a horizontal mount. You'd need a case big enough that there's a significant gap between the card and the side of the case in order to negate that. It just adds too much resistance to the air flow with it right by the side of the case.
@@BaneSIlvermoon Exactly, I actually had a vertical setup a few years back but switched and immediately saw better thermals. That cases mount also demanded the card sit right up on the glass, but yeah a vertical mount is fine as long as the case has good clearance.
@@BaneSIlvermoon how does a horizontal mounted GPU stay cooler when the fans are 2-3" above bottom plate of a PC? i would think the horzontal mounting creates stress with the sag from the weight
I built my first pc in this case, finished it about a week or 2 ago, I absolutely love it
What the name of the case ?
@@YESNOY25HYTE Y60
It'd be nice if they made an XL version so you can have a 360 rad as intake!
Can you vertically mount a 4090?
One of the best looking builds you’ve done, impressed.
"Cus you guys will literally not shut up about this chassis" 💀😂😂 I cracked up
I see that case on GN a lot. It looks fantastic and I'm sure it's great. That being said... It's still $200, which is more than my zen 3600 CPU cost.
your in the wrong hobby if your broke lol
@@mr_potato_aym191 ain't broke fool. Just not interested in dropping two benjie's on a box.
@@mRibbons the riser cable is a lot of the extra expense.
babe wake up, Centric finally built in a Hyte case
Love the build and the case, but might I recommend changing the radiator orientation with the inlet/outlet at the top, rather than the bottom.
The radiator pump will likely last longer and run more quietly/efficiently in the bottom orientation shown.
The most beautiful thing about this case is that on the glass corner section, lots of people put in sick LCD screens.
Although I personally wouldn't opt for this this, I've seen some quite creative things done with this case, including a whole 12.6" LCD screen placed behind the corner glass piece as a system status display. Refer to reddit for that one.
Mind posting the link?
i thought that you can not mount the radiator with the pipes down ?? all the big PC TH-camrs always say with multiple tests that pipes in CPU radiator have to be slightly above the CPU cpu/pump...but on your build is clearly on the very botom
Its a nice looking case but a confused case. The forced vertical mounting doesnt lend it self for thick power air cooled gpus. Its water cooled capability is that of a small tower that takes up less space.
Can it work? sure, i just dont care for its limitations.
It’s actually intended for water cooling, Hyte even stated that. He did a very suboptimal build and gamersnexus in their review flat out said to not put a 3 fan air cooled GPU on this case
@@SaturnTubes yeah i know hyte said that but like i said most small towers can fit as many rads and still fit thick air cooled cards just fine. It doesnt do water cooling any better than most cheap pc cases but does air cooled builds worse than most cheap cases.
Yeah this Case is just one people will buy to say they have one, it's really a logistical nightmare especially if you use Add in sound cards and capture cards. The vertical GPU is pure BS and is a niche aesthetic for mostly the clueless. I like it but that forced GPU design destroys any chance of using it.
My jaw dropped seeing this case, holy crap, when I get to building a new PC, this is probably gonna be it.
Have to say this is great content. I've rebuilt several laptops over the last 15 years i.e. swapping faulty screens, motherboards, upgrading cpus (this was before they started soldering them to the motherboard), ram, screen cables, screens, hard drives etc. Only problem I've found is the palm rest removal to be more difficult on new laptops due to cheaper plastics causing them to crack if not careful. Weirdly though, I always thought building a pc would be extremely difficult in comparison. The fact that you build different gaming computers for beginner/advanced builders/gamers and showing the different budgets for builds whilst getting the best results is fantastic. Well done, Sir. Keep up the great content.
As someone that has fixed laptops and phones and built a few pcs building pcs are so easy its like adult legos
@@Loki-cd9nu that’s very true, although I’ve always found the larger the Lego pieces the easier it is to work on, I.e. cars and motorbikes. You have to admit, the smaller the Lego the bigger the headache…especially when it comes to tiny screws. May I ask what your latest PC build was?
I’m using Pcpartpicker to build a basic gaming PC to play. Nothing fancy, just enough to play some older games I have.
@@3sray1 most recent build was a 3090 ti with a ryzen 9 64gbs of ddr4 and a nzxt aoi in a lian li 011
@@Loki-cd9nu That's awesome, mate. Hope that set up works perfectly for you.
I like everything about these except the front panel usb locations
Shouldn’t the radiator tubes on the aio be above the pump? I.e. the radiator should be spun 180
yeah, I dont know why people keep putting the radiator upside down like this!
Lol, no. Even Jay2cent made a simplified video. The basic rule is just not to have the pump as the highest point! You can clearly see the rad is still higher than the pump.
"Why my pc parts are all damaged"
my pc builder:
I like this case and layout, but probably a bit bigger than what I want. Thats why I went with a Lian Li air mini. I wanted that side intake for my cpu aio so it wouldn't get the hot air from my gpu. This case does look good though with the setup you built. And if I had a larger desk I would definitely consider the Hyte case.
That's exactly what this case does as well. It's side intake for the AIO, and bottom intake for the GPU...
Yea, it's big. Smaller than an o11 dynamic, but much bigger than a compact ATX case.
The people who created knew that since the 4080/4090 could not fit in regular pc cases, they grabbed there smartest designers and innovators and made bank from this
Wow. This case would look crazy with some rigid tubed custom watercooling action!
you love ADHD freakshows?
looks like a fish tank waiting for the fish to swim by but still looks like a very nice case
I think this case is fantastic, offers a lot of features but its price leaves a bit to be desired. I'd really love to see more performance oriented cases, similar to the HP Omen 45L case how they have a separate chamber above the case for a 120mm-360mm radiator so you can isolate the cpu loop and keep the gpu hot air in the case.
The 45L was ok, but it wasn't anything CRAZY in changing temps, actually, in another case, with the same internals, it ran cooler than it did in it's own case.
imagine when the glass breaks
My Temps dropped 20% its very well made and if you get good bottom fans it's like ram air on your gpu... I put my cpu cooler in the vertical position and filled the fan slots up top...it moves a lot of air.
@@brettscott3759 this might help drasically for someone with air cooled cpus but i use a custom luquid cooling loop, I have yet to find a case that provide total thermal isolation between the cpu and gpu, that would be my perfect case, idc about looks anymore even after going for looks with my current build, i want total performance.
@@ArrowStudios actually that's my plan with this case I'm going to do a closed loop 3 radiators and two pumps... so I can pull from a thick radiator as a reservoir with a valve solenoid that's temperature controlled... I'll let you know... my best buddy is a water hvac programmer and this is a long awaited challenge my dude. Every one is going to have their preference or opinion this case gives me the dynamics I'm going to need and that's going to be the room on the bottom for a radiator (280) and a (280) on the side and a nice thick (360) up top... it would be enough to cool a dirt bike... 😎 👌 😉
the volume of air coming into the case is equal to the volume of air exiting the case, then a perfect balance has been achieved, with that said the case only matters as long as you can pull out the hot and cold air equally. The way everyone is installing their fans create a vortex Recyling the hot air with the cold but over time will not cool. Like said before you need direct airflow hot out cold in. Sometimes too much ventilation causes this to rely completely on the fans rather than science of airflow.
Great looking build, but with a rookie mistake bro to mount the AIO that way, the pump will trap air inside it instead of the radiator. Which will result in heat transfer issue and pump failure as the time goes. The AIO should be flipped up, the hoses should sit higher than the pump. Thank you!
not true, pump is lower than the top of the radiator.... and he installed the pump after the radiator, he's fine
@@jaymata1218 Air can't be trapped with the rad at that position cause no gap at the back it has tight channels which will push the air back on the hoses and then get it trapped in the pump. It doesn't matter what you install first as long as the hoses aren't at the bottom.
@@GlitchBomb So pump is lower than the radiator, hose runs down. Air rises, won't get stuck in the hose.
A case that size with no optical drive bay is kind of ridiculous but bottom airflow is always nice
That is not a case, that’s an aquarium. 🤣😂🤣😂 You need tropical fish in it. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 great video. Every time I watch a gaming PC build I get even more confused as to what I want in my build. 😖🤯😵💫🤕
it looks like the airflow is amazing literally
That PC chassis looks like my family's aquarium in the living room.
That's a really cool fish tank... I mean PC case
I like how you communicate your ideas and explain things, yet I must mention that the orientation on the radiator is not optimal for the waterpump.
i love how you quite literally OUTDID the entire thing, fully maxed it, and went over the line to the point where it was unnecessary, yet only put 2 ram in 🤣 I loved the vid, it was sarcastic humurous, and the pc looks absolutely amazing, thank you mate!🤗
I honestly just want a slightly bigger version of the case
It looks like an aquarium.
This guy is awaking my OCD, I'm jumping from my chair and trying to catch all those things that flying all around that motherboard
The vettel gif ties it all together, sick build!
I was not a pc man. But I learnt from your video. I assamble my own gaming PC. Actually in my place PC is not a precious thing. But I love PC so I learnt it.
8:02 the screwdriver is LITERALLY on the table INFRONT OF HIM
Just a heads up you probably should have mounted the radio with the tube's at the top to make sure your AIO performs best and doesn't run partially dry.
Otherwise nice job
I need to see a 4090 in this. Gonna buy this case and put my 4090, wish me luck 🤞
I got the Hyte Y60 White when they first came out. I love the case, but I would highly recommend changing the stock fans to something quieter.
At corsair sites says you can not use the 24pin type 4 slived cable with the HXi models, but here it works 😅
Heck with that case by roll of duct tape plug up all the vent holes with the tape fill it up with water and put your favorite fish in it
The bottom chamber would be great to put some Noctua fans since you can't see them anyways.
Thanks for the casing review, I will get this one for my next new PC build. It's looks nice and unique!
Love the build but please turn the radiator around so the pump is below the highest point of the loop.
This is a beautiful case. When i first saw this case i fall in love immediately
Okay, but I fucking bought that case in black. I love it, except the front USB ports. They're in an awkward spot. But I love the style of it and that I can see all the RGB components I paid good money for. I paid an extra 60 dollars to change the case to this from the one that was standard for my custom build. WORTH IT!
Never thought someone would make a fish tank into a pc case
That aio is going to make a lot of noise positioned like that lmao
Congratulations you have joined the Linux Tech Tips of dropping PC Components in this case Computer Case Side Glass Panel.
I find it incredible that such an expensive case can have such low quality paint
I got it in a pre built and its just nice, and anyone wondering how strong the panels are... I have a suction mount for my phone and can yeet the phone around without any play from the glass panel(s)
11:37 Puts in the radiator in the correct way :)
the screwdriver on the table be like 👀👀🖕¨what am i ?¨
this reminds me of the like mid 2000's fish tanks companys where tryna push to sit on ur desk as a feature pieces, i just can't not see that in this case.
I got this case when it first came out.. no complaints!
I did a black out build with minimal tasteful RGB in one of these. Looks great in my office. xD
The only thing I wish I had done different is go with a 240 or even a 280 rather then a 360 Corsair LCD AIO to mount to the side like you did if only to save $100 as my 7600x does not really need a 360. Though with the 360 I have more thermal upgrade room for the future I guess.
AMD R5 7600x
XFX RX 7800xt
Corsair Vengeance DDR5 6000 CL36 (32gb) not RGB
MSI Tomahawk B650 WiFi
Samsung 990pro 1 TB (boot drive)
2 TB Teamgroup drive for storage
8 Corsair RGB iCUE fans (non link) set to a slight purple white to match the slight purple white of the XFX logo on the GPU. The fans under the GPU actually give a slight under glow effect too.
Corsair iCUE H150i Elite LCD AIO 360mm
AisaHorse Black/Silver Cable extensions
I bought this case and had multiple issues with it. First and foremost, there is not enough space between the glass and a Gigabyte RTX 3070 TI or the Gigabyte 6750XT as i tried with both cards. The graphics card gets really hot, i have to keep the front glass off at all times. There's just not enough airflow as there is
Sheesh, this case looks awesome, take care! hugs from brazil!
I built in this case and here's what I thought.
1) The top rad tray has the clearance to slide forward a couple inches but does not allow it to be mounted there with screws. The case is notched out to accept the tray in that position, but the tray doesn't line up with the existing screw holes when moved forward. I think 4 extra threaded holes would allow the rad hoses to come down into the case at the rear instead of how its only possible for them to come down in the front.
2) The HDD sleds take up a lot of space in the rear compartment where's there's not a ton of room. Also, the screws are offset, so you can only mount the sleds in one way. If you could flip them or even remove the tray from the rear blank(cover) that would give you a lot more room without leaving a large hole in the back of the case.
3) The bottom fans have the cord connected at the side (center between corners) of the fan instead of the corner like most fans. This means the case has a hole that lines up with the Hyte fans and not aftermarket. Also the screws for the bottom fan could be an extra 2mm in length. The popular Arctic P14 fans are a hair too thick to mount without aftermarket screws.
4) The cutout for the rear I/O plate on mine was a mm to large top to bottom. This lets you see in past the I/O shield. IDK how a snap in shield would fit. Also (visual only) I think the small opening above the vertical GPU screws on the rear of the case could use one of those little sliding panels to finish it off. Would just look a lot more professional.
5) This is a very ventilated case. Could be good for airflow if you mount your fans correctly. This case would also be a really good water cooling candidate. Being so open allows dust to build up inside much easier. In a custom loop build, there are less fans to move dust through the system. This case is also a bit noisier than other cases I've built in. The extra noise is likely due to it's open design.
6) The back compartment is pretty tight for cable routing. There isn't as much room as I expected. If you have multiple control modules for fans and or cable extensions, you'll be cramming stuff pretty hard.
I love cases that have a window in the front, like this and the 011D from Lian Li. I wish they had just done a black fan in the back though. Weird corner to paint to buyer into instead of keeping it all red/black.
Also a quick suggestion, you should get a soft lighting box, or maybe try raising your ring light higher. The glare off the case was a bit distracting.
Note: tubes of the AIO should be at the top of the radiator not the bottom
this video's topic should be "how to kill your AIO pump fast"
Informative and thought out. Thank you, there are a billion PC, build videos with no talking are very little and some guy modding the PC, in ways that no one who doesn't have prior knowledge can understand. Kudos to you!
That case looks hard to dust out
I have the case, and i love everything about it except the power button... such a nice case, able to show off so much... but they only gave it a solid white led power button xD.. seems pretty weak considering the thought in the rest of the case.
I want this case, I'm a little nervous with all of the cables but I think I can do it, thank you for the video
That's one of the nicest pcs I have ever seem that would be awesome to own that thing
i do have this case with a 2x120mm AIO in the same position blowing air out with 3x120mm fans going out the top and swapped the bottom fans for 2 BioniX F140 fans. runs pretty quiet! dont often hear the fans at all! though this case has been mentioned to be more optimized for water cooling/custom loops, it seems to work fairly well with an AIO too. my future build for this pc would either include a full custom loop or a 3x120mm AIO on top for the cpu and a gpu with a built in 2x120mm AIO for the side, but again the airflow for this case seems to give quite a bit of flexibility
great vid tho! glad you didnt break the tempered glass all over your desk 😱
Every time I see that case I think of a mini popcorn machine, true story!
Looks like an awesome dust collector thou.. wheres the filters at :D
I ordered this case before i saw this vid, for the new build I am doing. Very excited about it showing up. I got the white one.
the slotted sections on the top and back panels of the case are permantly attached
Awesome i need a new terrarium with more rgb i ll take one for my snakes.
haha that's so me "haha oops, well guess it passed the drop test"
Make sure ur pump is under the tubing to expand the lifespan of your radiator
the right gpu fan wobble will drive me nuts
when he said passed the drop test awkwardly 🤣🤣
I would recommend buying a vented side panel from Jakeface. I have a 4090 Suprim X which runs very hot with the solid glass panel. Temps have dropped by upto 25c with the vented side panel.
I've got a white one. Best case I've ever owned and it's not even close.
0:19 "PCCentric.exe has crashed" 😂😂
I just actually upgraded an entire machine.. and this was the case i got!! I LOVE IT!!! great review on it Centric!
And OMG the DELAY! that happened to me too!!!
That case truly a ZRagon theme color. Black & red ftw!
I dig my Y60 + 13700k + 4080.. she's a beast!
And how are your thermals, any problems?
Better temps on gpu mounted the normal way. Fans seamed to a little bitt to close to the glass. Having the Lian li o11 Dynamic Evo, my self. This case does not look to bad :)