I don't know if you are trying to be sarcastic, but he does answer the question. it's the same price as if you modified a y60 with the screen. if anything you get a better deal with the y70 because you are getting a 4k touch screen for the price of the HD non touch
Im just confused, if you're spending so much on the case already, why would you go with am4 instead of am5. Building a new am4 system doesnt make that much sense unless youre on a budget.
While it might be hard to find a screen at those dimensions, you could buy smaller ones to equal the size and wire their displays to the GPU. I did something similar with a mini monitor in my NZXT H1. Price wise, it should be under HYTE's MSRP, without having to buy used components.
I have the Snow white version of the Y60, Why not use a Fantom Venom 1TB M.2 SSD drive it reads at 7400 and writes at 6900, The Y70 is just incorporating the $160.00 screen they sold on their site to get rid of the stock on hand.
I had the processor in the socket with a factory frame for a couple of months, then I used a Thermalright LGA-1700 frame for a little over a year, replacing the standard one on the B660-A-D4 board, under the frame there was 12700k, then the custom frame and processor migrated to the new Z790-H, before " moving" I measured the concavity using a metal square - there was a very slight concavity, and most likely from the convex sole of the NH-D15S. In general (just my opinion) this is a useless thing for the intel socket, absolutely nothing has changed in terms of temperatures, the error was around 2-3 degrees on both boards and probably due to different application of thermal paste. Moreover, it is practically impossible to create absolutely identical conditions for comparison, such as: the same volume of paste or absolutely the same installation of the cooler, pressure to the lid and spreading of the paste over the lid. The only important advantage of a custom frame for Intel is that there are no scratches left on the sides of the processor and the processor looks like new, as is the case with a factory frame - the side “ears” of the processor are always scratched, as an indicator that the processor has already been installed in the board. Unfortunately, I can’t say anything about the custom AMD frame.
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I like the part where he answers the question
I don't know if you are trying to be sarcastic, but he does answer the question. it's the same price as if you modified a y60 with the screen. if anything you get a better deal with the y70 because you are getting a 4k touch screen for the price of the HD non touch
Man this side screen costs more than my main monitor 💀
same 😫🔫
It's dumb asf why the do you spend over thousands on ur pc parts, and Block it with a screen
It's Littery cost same as my PC💀
@@UMRZ bruh what pc are you using ? Im really curious now 💀
@@KillingFreak270mee too
Jjeeeee Ik exactly what to put on that screen 🥴
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It's pricey... But damn it's nice.
Think I'm going to hold out till they are more mainstream though, and save a little money.
yea got 1 and it's so Manybugs
Bro these pc builds are so cool and fun to eatch
Im just confused, if you're spending so much on the case already, why would you go with am4 instead of am5. Building a new am4 system doesnt make that much sense unless youre on a budget.
Cause not every one is gifted with common sense
Mate chill out
@@Deemzahlie bro told him to chill out for making a good point
While it might be hard to find a screen at those dimensions, you could buy smaller ones to equal the size and wire their displays to the GPU. I did something similar with a mini monitor in my NZXT H1. Price wise, it should be under HYTE's MSRP, without having to buy used components.
Yes they are it needs to be $0
I feel this
Well, they ever make a right side displayed computers?
I have the Snow white version of the Y60, Why not use a Fantom Venom 1TB M.2 SSD drive it reads at 7400 and writes at 6900, The Y70 is just incorporating the $160.00 screen they sold on their site to get rid of the stock on hand.
That's wallpaper engine. I owned a snowblind. It's worthless.
I did it myself in my hyte y60 nice screen still a 200$ case ehh I don’t know how I feel
I have a brand new hyte y40 black i orsered it but i wanted white
Hello, im asking not just GTT im asking everyone, CPU frame do you recomend them? Im to scared to change it 😅
I had the processor in the socket with a factory frame for a couple of months, then I used a Thermalright LGA-1700 frame for a little over a year, replacing the standard one on the B660-A-D4 board, under the frame there was 12700k, then the custom frame and processor migrated to the new Z790-H, before " moving" I measured the concavity using a metal square - there was a very slight concavity, and most likely from the convex sole of the NH-D15S. In general (just my opinion) this is a useless thing for the intel socket, absolutely nothing has changed in terms of temperatures, the error was around 2-3 degrees on both boards and probably due to different application of thermal paste. Moreover, it is practically impossible to create absolutely identical conditions for comparison, such as: the same volume of paste or absolutely the same installation of the cooler, pressure to the lid and spreading of the paste over the lid. The only important advantage of a custom frame for Intel is that there are no scratches left on the sides of the processor and the processor looks like new, as is the case with a factory frame - the side “ears” of the processor are always scratched, as an indicator that the processor has already been installed in the board. Unfortunately, I can’t say anything about the custom AMD frame.
Dude look like he needs a nap
Is there a non-touch version? Lol
just not worth it tbh
you can buy new monitor with that price 😐
Please send me a PC free
Or you could buy an NV5 and the hyte screen and save a $100
What a clickbait title!
buyer beware the nexus software is so bad and glitchy and only updated 1 time since release
Hey could i get a pc i don't have that kind of money but i want a pc for cheap price if you could do anything reply😢
Just buy a used Dell desktop and slam a GPU inside
Nope not at all I own one