CORRECTION* : the P600s does indeed support E-ATX motherboards (up to 280mm width) and so my Zenith Extreme Alpha (277mm) should fit no problem :) yay ... sorry about such a noob mistake. Apparently i can't read spec sheets. -D.
well no need to rip that P600s system apart yet. well my first choice would be CL Magnum TH10A, but due to TT and DJT CaseLab is no more Wendell made a Threadripper system in a Deepcool Quadstellar, but it is big and long term case PC-D888WX 8Pack Edition ATX Cube but it is big and long term case so you could do PC-O11 Dynamic or go Nuts and try to squeeze it into Lian-Li O7S
HardwareCanucks yeah, I’m hoping to fit my x570 prestige creation board in one next week - exactly 280mm, just need to figure out the 90* pin issue now.
I've been using this case since December 2019 and I can attest to it's ability to efficiently collect and hold the dust. I 'almost' switched to the NV7 recently but this case is still unbeaten for me. Currently in the middle of a deep clean before installing my latest build and it really does wash up as good as new, the nylon mesh has held firm after years and the only thing that broke was a tiny bit of glue from the corner of the front dust filter, and that was only due to me being too heavy handed one day. A spot of hot glue sorted it no problem. Your footage shows perfectly how easy it is to access the top radiator with the bracket. Maintenance is so easy with this case. I live in a dusty environment so It's high on my priority list to be able to clean the thing regularly. It easily houses a 4090 with a 360 AIO in the top. This case may be a few years old now but it STILL ticks all of my boxes. I really like this case, as if you couldn't already guess!👍
My apartment is pretty tidy but when I clean my PC (4 times a year) I find huge quantities of dust in the filters and a layer of finer particles on the components inside. There's no such thing as a perfect dust-proof PC case.
love your video editing style..clean and elegant aesthetics ..apart from content this what really sets you apart from most tech-tubers...awesome job..!!!
I try to clean mine out every couple of weeks or so, but I've found that with the custom loop in place, I don't have to run the fans as high and this has meant far less dust than when I was using an AIO to cool my CPU. It just doesn't build up as much as it used to, even with animal fur flying around this room frequently. Nice video as always.
suggestion: after seeing another youtubers session on air balancing it would be interesting to see how your air balancing is doing. It should be a positive airflow with high airflow in and slower air flow out.
Lot of people are saying Meshify S2 but I'll say the regular S2. It's got that sleek looking front which would fit your overall minimalistic space. Dust filtration on my S2 is great, and so is the noise profile. I run with left and right side TG panels and still can keep my overclocked 8700k and 1080ti near silent at full load.
I suffer from a dry skin condition but noticed my P600S is hardly effected (at least over the couple of months I have had it). I have used a dust buster electric blower inside just once and I suggest others get one and give it a quick blow inside every few weeks. It saves tons of hassle.
Your case and radiator are so dirty, because you have negative pressure. You need a third intake fan or the dust will get sucked in through all the little gaps and crevices.
Fractal design Meshify C, Lian li O11 dynamic, Be quiet! Dark base pro rev2 all have really good airflow and mesh systems. Any one of those would be worth a shot. Stay away from the ovens otherwise known as cooler master cases (some of the recent versions at least). Maybe also try and mess around with your push/pull config. Some cases are a bit cooler with rad as an intake. Worth a shot
I always bring filtered, cooler room air in the top, cooler filtered room air in the front, 1 rear fan exhausting air. Positive pressure, more in than out. Lets less dust thru open spaces, less radiator clog. Yes, hot air rises, but much is expelled before it reaches the top. And the rad always is cooled by cooler room air vs the hot air in the case.
The natural rising of hot air is no where near powerful enough to create much difference in airflow with basically any fans, unless your stuff runs at temperatures hot enough to melt the plastic of your fans.
Clean your filter more often. Then you won't have to clean inside the case that often. When the filter is clogged up, you get vacuum, sucking in air through anything with an opening.
Have it about the same time as you and yeah, the dust behind the front mesh was rather significant. Nothing a short clean up won´t fix and here we go again. Love this case anyway.
Hi everyone. If you are cleaning your radiator, please absolutely do not use a vac near your rad. The rads fins are extremely fragile and even a finger press can bend them. Can of compressed air is less than ok , but it will only get off the surface layer of dust. If you have more dust than shown, then some dust may be trapping moisture, which will be stuck on your rad. So if you can find an air blower, like compressed air used for air spray paint, or an air blower metro vac then this is more ideal. .
5 months with the P600s, and nowhere near that much dust on the filters and almost none inside. Looks like you need a HEPA filter equipped air purifier in your home!
I'm glad i saw this video. I was just adding this case to basket in online store.... I knew this fabric mesh will not be perfect but this.... I tripled the layer of dust filters (with mosquito net) in my MasterCase 5 and i got almost no dust inside while keeping great temperatures inside.
I’m an avid fan of water-cooling. I have a lian li O11 dynamic with top and bottom 360 rads, and 3 side intake fans. This setup is nice as it allows me to keep the 9 EK Vardar fans at a low 600rpm with the system in idle. Not only does this reduce the amount of dust collection but the system runs nearly silent.
I'm doing a p600s build next week, what Noctua fans did you go with? Barely fitting in a heavy MSI x570 Creation board too so it'll be an interesting E ATX build.
The Enthoo Luxe 2 would be a great choice for the Threadripper build. Any idea when you might be getting a sample of that case for review? Looking forward to it.
I have a Corsair Air540.. and its nowhere near as sealed as that case.. but I see the same amount of dust. I've really gotta keep onto of my front filter. Plus I live near a SteelWorks in and older house (windows open in summer no ac, all the doors/windows.. floor boards even, let in air and prob dust too) Originally I used to run 2x140 intake, and 1x140 exhaust, plus 2x120 on the rad/top exhaust, and it was super dusty inside the case.. it was obviously drawing in air (and dust) from everywhere it could, the pcie/rear grills where the big culprits. I noticed a significant difference once I swapped to 3x120 intake, 1x120 exhaust, plus the 2x120 rad/top exhaust. AND I'll say, changing the rad to a pull config, much better... the dust is spread evenly and less caked up. Plus the fans don't get as caked either. Making the cleaning process MUCH easier.
That's why you need ultrafine filters, like Demciflex. The only thing that get through those are superfine particles that don't really stick to much and are very easy to blow off with a CompuCleaner.
I’ll never forget bringing a clients computer home and charging them to clean it. That DAMNED case was loaded with dog hair, dirt, and all sorts of other disgusting articles. Then, I went ahead and rebuilt the computer for them. Yeah, it’s definitely interesting charging customers for various reasons. (:
Hey man, thanks for doing a review on this case. I recently purchased one myself and need a drawer stand to put it on. Would you be able to tell me where you bought your drawer stand from? Is it solid wood?
cleaned my system a week or 2 ago and it wasn't super dusty as one might think but was dusty. It's an air540 with phanteks ph-tc14pe and 3 fans front with gu cooled with g12 and mand just cleaning it was a huge difference. I used a prtable vaccum cleaner that can also blow out air and is super effective and it worked. Temps on cpu droped about 5-10C. Oh i haven't cleaned the gfans like you did so will still have to do that.
At 0:40 you say: "unfortunately the p600s does not support e-atx motherboards", could you please clarify why? At the p600s page says it DOES support, up to 280mm wide, but wait, there is more, at the Zenith Alpha page it says its 277mm wide! Please do clarify, aesthetics does not means no support nor that won't fit. *Editing for grammar correction.
I really don't like when one of my favorite tech youtuber make some mistake. I'm going for the Evolv-X, same chassis with dual system threadripper+intel, (3rd gen TDR, not now) and probably going with an Asus e-atx, so it does concerns me.
I really wish the structural components of all dust filters were on the inside not the outside. Would make it much easier to wipe down. Depending on how much it gets in the way, I'd opt for just ripping out the mesh and replacing it.
"unfortunately this case doesn't support eatx motherboards" uhh what, then how do i have a eatx mobo in the same case? specs page from newegg seems to agree Motherboard Compatibility Micro ATX / ATX / Mini ITX / E-ATX
Well... Kind of. Up to 280mm wide so it's worth getting measurements before committing. I'm going to try fitting in a msi x570 creation board in next week, 280mm across exactly, but then there's a bunch of 90-degree pin configs to deal with. I called Phanteks awesome tech support to see what they thought and got a hopeful maybe? Looking at the mounting plate though seems like I could do some light cutting on that 45 degree angle and make a custom fit for the cable management... looking into options.
so wait... noob question... am i suppose to use compressed air or compressed gas? Please let me know what you are using. Going to be cleaning my pc for the 1st time after completing my build 3 months ago. Want to make sure I am going about it the right way and avoiding any possibility to damage components.
You really need to buy a datavac my dude. I've been using one for 6 years and it's a game changer. 90% of that cleaning you did with the vacuum and microfiber could have been blown away with a datavac. Of course you do have to bring the computer outside first but its worth it.
The fact you only have fine particles inside the case means its doing its job perfectly, imagine all that stuff on the filters inside yoru gfx card and AIO?!
The best tool to clean a PC is an air compressor. Obviously not everybody has one, and I wouldn't recommend buying one if you only need it to clean your PC once in a while. If you already have one you can use it no problem, just dial back the pressure a bit and don't get too close to the motherboard, otherwise you might rip off some of the components.
I live next to the main train station of my city and my case is always dirty. Planning on redoing my waterloop and add some QDCs to make cleaning easier, but dust really sucks.
After just a month or two mine is gets this bad if not worse. I live in a very old, dusty house surrounded by gravel driveways (kick up a ton of dust), and no matter how much cleaning of the house I do it doesn't get any better. Oh well, I just clean out my pc every few months with an air compressor
I'm using a carbide 300r for my EATX TR4 build. The filters get dirty, but surprisingly little dust gets inside. My biggest build up is on my GPU radiator and for some reason the backside of the CPU tower.
Dust accumulation depends on how you keep your environment! No way about it. My pc doesn't get that dirty in 4 months... it would take maybe 2 years to get there. So I guess... it boils down to the environment keeping. It's a consequence, not a cause.
Hey HardwareCanucks ! You do a great job, i love you're test and sorry for my english :) I hesitate for the case for my next pc. I know you have for a long time Evolv X and now you take P600s, what the best you thinks ? With p600s, evolv x and lian li pc-o11 dynamic ? I don't like aio and watercooling.
Do a comparison of dust blowers. There are these really cool blowers for airbrush systems that do wonders for PC dust . And theres some marketed canless air systems. And then theres also regular canned air.
With that amount of dust in your radiator does that mean that you are running negative airflow? That is, 2 intakes and 3 exhausts resulting in your case sucking in additional air through openings that aren't filtered and pushing it through the exhaust fan and radiator fans. I run an air cooler with two intakes and 1 exhaust (positive airflow) and CPU cooler stays very clean (which was my goal since I don't like cleaning the fins on that thing)
barely seeing this but just a hint for cleaning the glass. Use crumpled up newpaper for any glass and you'll get the best streak/lint free clean you've ever seen. I use newspaper for mirrors and windows in my house as well as all glass on my car! lol cloth like you use may be ok streak wise but tend to leave lint :(
the lian li pc 0-11 DXL. the xtra large version. thats what you should put the threadripper system in. i feel like the clean glass aesthetic would fit your space nicely as well. just get a white one
I use tiny bottle brush great for fans another thing when buying a case dust filters especially if you have cats or dogs air purifiers reduce most of the dust.
I have this P600s case too ,but only since 2month . I was worried about the mesh fabric , but its completely clean . Inside only a little dust ,but i have 3x140 intake and only 2x140 lower rpm exhaust , so positie pressure , while you have 2x12 in 3x12 out.
I tried using a dust blower in a can like that once... once. Ended up spraying some liquid everywhere rofl.. glad i started with my back fan and not on the motherboard.
Do not use a vacuum, you can have a static discharge. Use compressed air. And hold the fans as they can be a generator and make more voltage than what your mobo can handle.
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CORRECTION* : the P600s does indeed support E-ATX motherboards (up to 280mm width) and so my Zenith Extreme Alpha (277mm) should fit no problem :) yay ... sorry about such a noob mistake. Apparently i can't read spec sheets.
-D.
AIR COMPRESSOR THE END!
well no need to rip that P600s system apart yet.
well my first choice would be CL Magnum TH10A, but due to TT and DJT CaseLab is no more
Wendell made a Threadripper system in a Deepcool Quadstellar, but it is big and long term case
PC-D888WX 8Pack Edition ATX Cube but it is big and long term case
so you could do PC-O11 Dynamic
or go Nuts and try to squeeze it into Lian-Li O7S
HardwareCanucks yeah, I’m hoping to fit my x570 prestige creation board in one next week - exactly 280mm, just need to figure out the 90* pin issue now.
Came here to comment this lol
Unlucky but phanteks new NV7 case Supports ATX-E Motherboards and it looks much better look it up if you don’t already know
Even the dust looks so clean and organized.
Gotta clean the memory sticks first.
this comment AHAHAH
Gaming Powder!
this has to be the most true coment! hahahaha
my PC is completely clean... except my browser history.
haha
you were on some kind of hub, werent you?
Use incognito mode
Lol
nord vpn?
I've been using this case since December 2019 and I can attest to it's ability to efficiently collect and hold the dust. I 'almost' switched to the NV7 recently but this case is still unbeaten for me. Currently in the middle of a deep clean before installing my latest build and it really does wash up as good as new, the nylon mesh has held firm after years and the only thing that broke was a tiny bit of glue from the corner of the front dust filter, and that was only due to me being too heavy handed one day. A spot of hot glue sorted it no problem.
Your footage shows perfectly how easy it is to access the top radiator with the bracket. Maintenance is so easy with this case. I live in a dusty environment so It's high on my priority list to be able to clean the thing regularly. It easily houses a 4090 with a 360 AIO in the top. This case may be a few years old now but it STILL ticks all of my boxes.
I really like this case, as if you couldn't already guess!👍
My apartment is pretty tidy but when I clean my PC (4 times a year) I find huge quantities of dust in the filters and a layer of finer particles on the components inside. There's no such thing as a perfect dust-proof PC case.
Built my pc in a mini fridge- no dust
love your video editing style..clean and elegant aesthetics ..apart from content this what really sets you apart from most tech-tubers...awesome job..!!!
I try to clean mine out every couple of weeks or so, but I've found that with the custom loop in place, I don't have to run the fans as high and this has meant far less dust than when I was using an AIO to cool my CPU. It just doesn't build up as much as it used to, even with animal fur flying around this room frequently. Nice video as always.
**runs negative pressure fan setup**
"WOW IT'S SO DIRTY"
Yeah i think 3*140mm front and exhausting through the radiator only should help him with that.
I just moved to this case. I have 3 Corsair ML140s up front, 1 in rear, and 2 on top for my radiator. Hoping this works well.
😂
@@whatisgoingonherebruh1 running perfect for a year now.
@@whatisgoingonherebruh1 no problem! It's good to ask and have a year running to answer how it's been.
suggestion: after seeing another youtubers session on air balancing it would be interesting to see how your air balancing is doing. It should be a positive airflow with high airflow in and slower air flow out.
Lot of people are saying Meshify S2 but I'll say the regular S2. It's got that sleek looking front which would fit your overall minimalistic space. Dust filtration on my S2 is great, and so is the noise profile. I run with left and right side TG panels and still can keep my overclocked 8700k and 1080ti near silent at full load.
My vote is for the Fractal Design Meshify S2. I love Fractals clean minimalistic appearance.
I was just about to comment this system.
I suffer from a dry skin condition but noticed my P600S is hardly effected (at least over the couple of months I have had it). I have used a dust buster electric blower inside just once and I suggest others get one and give it a quick blow inside every few weeks. It saves tons of hassle.
Your case and radiator are so dirty, because you have negative pressure. You need a third intake fan or the dust will get sucked in through all the little gaps and crevices.
wher must this fan be installed?
@@a.roehrig2401 The case support 3 140mm fans at front and
I mean it kind of has to be dirty because it has insane airflow
Fractal design Meshify C, Lian li O11 dynamic, Be quiet! Dark base pro rev2 all have really good airflow and mesh systems. Any one of those would be worth a shot. Stay away from the ovens otherwise known as cooler master cases (some of the recent versions at least).
Maybe also try and mess around with your push/pull config. Some cases are a bit cooler with rad as an intake. Worth a shot
I always bring filtered, cooler room air in the top, cooler filtered room air in the front, 1 rear fan exhausting air. Positive pressure, more in than out. Lets less dust thru open spaces, less radiator clog. Yes, hot air rises, but much is expelled before it reaches the top. And the rad always is cooled by cooler room air vs the hot air in the case.
The natural rising of hot air is no where near powerful enough to create much difference in airflow with basically any fans, unless your stuff runs at temperatures hot enough to melt the plastic of your fans.
Positive pressure on my ft02b kept it cleaner after 10 years than your negative pressure setup in 4 months.
Clean your filter more often. Then you won't have to clean inside the case that often. When the filter is clogged up, you get vacuum, sucking in air through anything with an opening.
If you use the der8auer pro dishwasher method, don't forget to add fabric softener.
Have it about the same time as you and yeah, the dust behind the front mesh was rather significant. Nothing a short clean up won´t fix and here we go again. Love this case anyway.
Hi everyone. If you are cleaning your radiator, please absolutely do not use a vac near your rad. The rads fins are extremely fragile and even a finger press can bend them. Can of compressed air is less than ok , but it will only get off the surface layer of dust. If you have more dust than shown, then some dust may be trapping moisture, which will be stuck on your rad. So if you can find an air blower, like compressed air used for air spray paint, or an air blower metro vac then this is more ideal. .
Phanteks Lux 2. That's where my Threadripper system is going.
The P600S supports E-ATX up to 280mm wide. I have an X399 AORUS XTREME in mine.
I have the same case. I put aluminum HVAC tape on the holes at the rear of the case so no unfiltered air gets inside the case from behind.
I think you should get the Lian Li dynamic O11. I know pretty much everyone uses one, but it's because it's awesome.
5 months with the P600s, and nowhere near that much dust on the filters and almost none inside. Looks like you need a HEPA filter equipped air purifier in your home!
I'm glad i saw this video. I was just adding this case to basket in online store.... I knew this fabric mesh will not be perfect but this.... I tripled the layer of dust filters (with mosquito net) in my MasterCase 5 and i got almost no dust inside while keeping great temperatures inside.
nab, it has nothing to do with the case
I'd pick the Enthoo luxe 2 as your next case for the beast as I want to know if E-ATX Mboards fit in nicely.
I’m an avid fan of water-cooling. I have a lian li O11 dynamic with top and bottom 360 rads, and 3 side intake fans. This setup is nice as it allows me to keep the 9 EK Vardar fans at a low 600rpm with the system in idle. Not only does this reduce the amount of dust collection but the system runs nearly silent.
You've managed to make even disgusting dust and debris look appealing. Great work as usual, D.
Always appreciate these real world dust updates on your builds. The Meshify C vid was also an eye opener.
How about fractal design define R6 or S2. R6 has good airflow, plenty of space and good compatibility with variety of components
I was going to suggest the new Meshify from Fractal
I'm doing a p600s build next week, what Noctua fans did you go with? Barely fitting in a heavy MSI x570 Creation board too so it'll be an interesting E ATX build.
We're still in love with our Phanteks cases. So let's go with the new Enthoo Lux 2 ..Yes??
The Enthoo Luxe 2 would be a great choice for the Threadripper build. Any idea when you might be getting a sample of that case for review? Looking forward to it.
I have a Corsair Air540.. and its nowhere near as sealed as that case.. but I see the same amount of dust. I've really gotta keep onto of my front filter. Plus I live near a SteelWorks in and older house (windows open in summer no ac, all the doors/windows.. floor boards even, let in air and prob dust too)
Originally I used to run 2x140 intake, and 1x140 exhaust, plus 2x120 on the rad/top exhaust, and it was super dusty inside the case.. it was obviously drawing in air (and dust) from everywhere it could, the pcie/rear grills where the big culprits.
I noticed a significant difference once I swapped to 3x120 intake, 1x120 exhaust, plus the 2x120 rad/top exhaust.
AND I'll say, changing the rad to a pull config, much better... the dust is spread evenly and less caked up. Plus the fans don't get as caked either. Making the cleaning process MUCH easier.
Wow, finally, Where have you been guys? I really missed the fantastic B-rolls. Music is over the top too.
That's why you need ultrafine filters, like Demciflex. The only thing that get through those are superfine particles that don't really stick to much and are very easy to blow off with a CompuCleaner.
When you blow out any dust from anywhere in the case, either use a vacuum to suck it up or take it outside
Why would you use 120m fans there? 140 noctuas would be way more applicable.
I’ll never forget bringing a clients computer home and charging them to clean it. That DAMNED case was loaded with dog hair, dirt, and all sorts of other disgusting articles. Then, I went ahead and rebuilt the computer for them. Yeah, it’s definitely interesting charging customers for various reasons. (:
Dimitri : This is my dirtiest PC
Snowes from Boot Sequence channel (hope i got his name right) : Hold my dust particles
Wow. That 10 degree drop is quite significant. That's a good find
@HardwareCanucks : Started watching your videos just recently. I am in love with your video quality and the narration. Loved it !!!
My vote goes to Meshify S2. The last case from the golden days of Fractal Design before they started dabbling in the dark arts of RGB.
Do you not own a datavac? They're well worth the money.
Hey man, thanks for doing a review on this case. I recently purchased one myself and need a drawer stand to put it on. Would you be able to tell me where you bought your drawer stand from? Is it solid wood?
cleaned my system a week or 2 ago and it wasn't super dusty as one might think but was dusty. It's an air540 with phanteks ph-tc14pe and 3 fans front with gu cooled with g12 and mand just cleaning it was a huge difference. I used a prtable vaccum cleaner that can also blow out air and is super effective and it worked. Temps on cpu droped about 5-10C. Oh i haven't cleaned the gfans like you did so will still have to do that.
At 0:40 you say: "unfortunately the p600s does not support e-atx motherboards", could you please clarify why? At the p600s page says it DOES support, up to 280mm wide, but wait, there is more, at the Zenith Alpha page it says its 277mm wide! Please do clarify, aesthetics does not means no support nor that won't fit.
*Editing for grammar correction.
I really don't like when one of my favorite tech youtuber make some mistake. I'm going for the Evolv-X, same chassis with dual system threadripper+intel, (3rd gen TDR, not now) and probably going with an Asus e-atx, so it does concerns me.
Well phanteks showed this case at computex called "Lux EX". Looked really cool.
Use that or use phanteks enthoo elite.
I would love to see your threadripper build in the cerberus-x.
great case. Just bought it too! Maybe the dust is falling through the open top ?
I really wish the structural components of all dust filters were on the inside not the outside. Would make it much easier to wipe down. Depending on how much it gets in the way, I'd opt for just ripping out the mesh and replacing it.
Why not the new Lian Li PC011 Dynamic XL?
"unfortunately this case doesn't support eatx motherboards" uhh what, then how do i have a eatx mobo in the same case?
specs page from newegg seems to agree
Motherboard Compatibility
Micro ATX / ATX / Mini ITX / E-ATX
Yes, this is a mistake on my part. I'm such a noob. P600s does support E-ATX.
-D.
Well... Kind of. Up to 280mm wide so it's worth getting measurements before committing. I'm going to try fitting in a msi x570 creation board in next week, 280mm across exactly, but then there's a bunch of 90-degree pin configs to deal with. I called Phanteks awesome tech support to see what they thought and got a hopeful maybe? Looking at the mounting plate though seems like I could do some light cutting on that 45 degree angle and make a custom fit for the cable management... looking into options.
so wait... noob question... am i suppose to use compressed air or compressed gas? Please let me know what you are using.
Going to be cleaning my pc for the 1st time after completing my build 3 months ago. Want to make sure I am going about it the right way and avoiding any possibility to damage components.
You really need to buy a datavac my dude. I've been using one for 6 years and it's a game changer. 90% of that cleaning you did with the vacuum and microfiber could have been blown away with a datavac. Of course you do have to bring the computer outside first but its worth it.
Good suggestion. I'll look into it 👍
-D.
Thanks for this. I have been eyeing this case for some time so it is good know what it is like after a few months.
Phanteks Evolv X for the ThreadRipper build. That case is baller, dude.
The fact you only have fine particles inside the case means its doing its job perfectly, imagine all that stuff on the filters inside yoru gfx card and AIO?!
The best tool to clean a PC is an air compressor. Obviously not everybody has one, and I wouldn't recommend buying one if you only need it to clean your PC once in a while. If you already have one you can use it no problem, just dial back the pressure a bit and don't get too close to the motherboard, otherwise you might rip off some of the components.
Just gotta make sure it's not too humid when you fill it
P600s does do eatx up to 285mm or something like that I believe. I'm running a Asus x399-a in a P600S
Yes, that's correct up to 280mm wide based on spec for E-ATX form factors.
-D.
I have the same case :D bought it because of your review :)
@HardwareCanucks where did the AMD gpu unboxing go?! I was hype for that☹️😪
Lion Gear embargo didnt lift yet
Did they accidentally release the video?
Lion Gear yeah exactly
Well the cards were lookin sleek either way
I live next to the main train station of my city and my case is always dirty. Planning on redoing my waterloop and add some QDCs to make cleaning easier, but dust really sucks.
After just a month or two mine is gets this bad if not worse. I live in a very old, dusty house surrounded by gravel driveways (kick up a ton of dust), and no matter how much cleaning of the house I do it doesn't get any better. Oh well, I just clean out my pc every few months with an air compressor
I'm using a carbide 300r for my EATX TR4 build. The filters get dirty, but surprisingly little dust gets inside. My biggest build up is on my GPU radiator and for some reason the backside of the CPU tower.
Is it possible to throw a link for that manual air blower?
TheFrancis300 it's an amazon basics one i think (lens cleaning kit if i remember)
Dust accumulation depends on how you keep your environment! No way about it. My pc doesn't get that dirty in 4 months... it would take maybe 2 years to get there. So I guess... it boils down to the environment keeping. It's a consequence, not a cause.
fractal s2 meshify? see how that performs and it should have plenty of room.
Hey HardwareCanucks ! You do a great job, i love you're test and sorry for my english :)
I hesitate for the case for my next pc. I know you have for a long time Evolv X and now you take P600s, what the best you thinks ? With p600s, evolv x and lian li pc-o11 dynamic ? I don't like aio and watercooling.
No dust filter on the PSU?
This just confirmed for me - next time I do the AIO - I will setup AIO's fans to "pull", not "push".
It will make AIO cleanup so much easier.
Why is it so dusty? Is your house really dirty? :P
from my experience having a pull config on the rad instead of push, it's easier to clean and have less amount of dust
Do a comparison of dust blowers. There are these really cool blowers for airbrush systems that do wonders for PC dust . And theres some marketed canless air systems. And then theres also regular canned air.
im surprised you used the NF-A12x25 as case fan instead of replacing those corsair fans.
it's about aesthetics, the doo-doo brown fans are better, but don't look as nice
@@HitMarkersAreFun noctua brown is my aesthetics.
With that amount of dust in your radiator does that mean that you are running negative airflow? That is, 2 intakes and 3 exhausts resulting in your case sucking in additional air through openings that aren't filtered and pushing it through the exhaust fan and radiator fans. I run an air cooler with two intakes and 1 exhaust (positive airflow) and CPU cooler stays very clean (which was my goal since I don't like cleaning the fins on that thing)
Good video dude, my Evolv x is pretty darn good with dust prevention and trapping
Pretty much same case, just less rgb and better side panels
barely seeing this but just a hint for cleaning the glass. Use crumpled up newpaper for any glass and you'll get the best streak/lint free clean you've ever seen. I use newspaper for mirrors and windows in my house as well as all glass on my car! lol cloth like you use may be ok streak wise but tend to leave lint :(
Any recomended pc cleaning stuff? Im about to clean my pc for the first time...
the lian li pc 0-11 DXL. the xtra large version. thats what you should put the threadripper system in. i feel like the clean glass aesthetic would fit your space nicely as well. just get a white one
New subscriber here. What desk are you sitting behind? I recognize the storage on the left as an IKEA system.
Phateks is the case I have and I love it 🥰
What color ?
I use tiny bottle brush great for fans another thing when buying a case dust filters especially if you have cats or dogs air purifiers reduce most of the dust.
I have this P600s case too ,but only since 2month . I was worried about the mesh fabric , but its completely clean . Inside only a little dust ,but i have 3x140 intake and only 2x140 lower rpm exhaust , so positie pressure , while you have 2x12 in 3x12 out.
Nice sort video very enjoyable. More bit sized videos plz
The Fractal Design R6 should be your next case
I have the p400s for about 3 years now and have never had any dust in the case at all, I only clean the dust filters like once a year
I'll be building my watercooled ryzen 3000 pc in this case and I cannot wait.
I tried using a dust blower in a can like that once... once. Ended up spraying some liquid everywhere rofl.. glad i started with my back fan and not on the motherboard.
Put the Threadripper system in a Fractal case, maybe the Meshify S2 or the Define S2
Do not use a vacuum, you can have a static discharge. Use compressed air. And hold the fans as they can be a generator and make more voltage than what your mobo can handle.
Canned air can also damage if used improperly but you can get an electronic dust blower
Man even first world dust looks pretty.
I think that a threadripper system would fit perfectly in the ‘lux 2’ from phanteks
Fractal Define S2
I have a NZXT H440 that has 6 HDD and 2 SSDs and I usually clean up my system once every month so it never gets hot like it usually does.
what happened to the rx5700xt review vid?
He can’t release it until July 7th because of AMD
@@randompersonyoudontknow4860 I watched it already. some ppl downloaded it and shared it.
Better use Ryzen 3950x on an ATX motherboard and use it in the P600s.
or maybe the fractal r6...
To clean my system or to not clean my system right now!! that is the question.