This is actually one of the best pelican case builds I've seen and I appreciate you sharing the build details. I've just never wanted to spend money on a gaming laptop nor have I needed a compact form factor really
I would reccomend using rubber spacers or anything else with shock aborbing capabilites to mount the pc to. like in a car engine-bay, where everything rests on rubber dampers, to prevent vibration and shock. in case you drop it or it falls over, the impact of the fall doesn't go through the components as bad
This is probably my first time seeing someone turn desktop into a laptop (kind of) build. I always see people turn laptop to desktop so... nice job in doing this.
Nice! I'm not gonna use it for this game but I've been needing to figure out a way to put a pc in a pelican case. This gave me the plans I need, thank you!
Your editing is so nice, you voiced nicely, you scripted the video well, cinematography is nice. Everything you did here is very high quality man. Gj :D
Building a similar setup for my PS. Actually you don’t have to round it off following the case. You can have a diagonal cut out for the edges to allow exhaust of hot air as well
Not sure why this only had 572 thumbs up gonna show this on my FB so others can watch this. Thank you for the video. I travel a lot cross country and just a travel strap is not cutting it no more for me.
you could've gotten a 1050Ti if you really wanted it just for Genshit and save like alot of space, cuz that setup would eat only like 150w, you wouldn't even need a psu, just an external power brick
Wow I didn't know that! Thanks for letting me know! I'll look into it if I do another portable build. This build consisted of a lot of leftover parts that I had collecting dust in my closet 😅
@@obaka I'm going to build one too. So I've been researching it. The polypropylene can generate static. Dropping a 3080 12gb and a 5800x3d in in. Hoping it will handle the next generation of vr headsets.
@@Whatsup_Abroad I had that same fear when I built my own rig in a pelican case as well but I never got around to doing it. It's been years since I've built it and nothing has happened so far and I've traveled with mine.
Sorry it took so long to find the cut file. It was buried in a hard drive of a computer I stopped using. I've shared it on MakerWorld for everyone to download. Good luck and have fun building your portable gaming pc! Link to file: makerworld.com/en/models/468388
Nice build... thanks for sharing! I didn't see any screws on the lid... how are the motherboard risers (for the ABS) at 5:44 secured to the lid? Thanks.
I'm happy to hear you liked the build and video! As for securing the risers: on the lid of the Pelican 1510 there are 6 plastic cylinders sticking out towards the inside of the case. I drilled holes partially through these cylinders without going through the entire lid. Then I installed heated inserts into these holes using a soldering iron. The motherboard risers can then be screwed into the inserts, securing them to the lid. Good luck and have fun if you're going to build one of your own!
This is just what I been looking for. As a truck driver I've been wanting to build a "travel" rig I can take with me on the road. What size case is that?
@@obakayeah I’m planning to literally as I’m typing. I got another question … how thick was the acrylic top & the one you used to make the GPU riser? Also the blue parts on the GPU riser are those files available for sale or on thingiverse?
@@YoloVib3s I don't remember since it was over a year ago. But I went with a pretty thin piece from SendCutSend. As for the blue parts, those were designed and 3D printed by my friend and they would have to be different depending on which GPU you have.
I'm working on a site to share my STLs as well as the drawing file for that acrylic plate. I'll put the link in a community post when it is ready. As for the pelican case, it is a 1510. Good luck and have fun with your build!
Sorry it took so long to find the cut file. It was buried in a hard drive of a computer I stopped using. I've shared it on MakerWorld for everyone to download. Good luck and have fun building your portable gaming pc! Link to file: makerworld.com/en/models/468388
I'm actually thinking of doing this and was looking around for examples! Where did you find that power socket and front I/O plate? Taken from an existing case? And how does that GPU mount work? Would you mind providing the models for it? I plan on printing out custom shock mounts and keeping it water tight to bring it on a plane with me.
The power socket, i/o plate, power button, and a lot of the other parts were all bought from Amazon. The GPU mount works by holding onto a ledge of the GPU and then securing it with a screw so it cannot slide out of the mount itself. Unfortunately I do not have the model for the mount anymore :( Good luck with your build! I would love to see a picture of it when you're done! :D
@@GenuineBucket Awesome and congrats! Uhh you could "@" me on twitter, my handle is @OBAKASAMAA or you can tag me on instagram my handle there is obakasama
Thanks! I don't know if a piece of hard cardboard would be strong enough to hold the computer. My piece of ABS plastic was already flexing from the weight of the PC when trying to put it into the pelican case. Good luck with your build!
@@obakathanks, can you please also tell me that how did you screwed the psu to the backplate? Also from what type of shop can I locally buy abs sheet? Please answer. Thank you.
What you have made here is the ideal portable setup for Touchdesigner, Resolume, or Magic Music Visualizer. The fact that you can carry it on is awesome. Is that the largest pelican case that can be used as a carry on?
Thank you so much! No, I believe pelican makes a larger one that is considered a carry-on case. The 1535. However, this all still depends on the specific airline and their regulations for carry-on sizes.
Got me a gaemz vanguard case im gonna install a itx mobo and i7 4790 , gtx 1070, cut a piece of plexi ill bolt in there n bolt to it...working out great so far..just waiting on a different motherboard now..
Awesome video. I'm trying to build something similar. Did you buy that power socket with the wire already attached, or can you link to the materials and a wiring diagram please. 🙏🏻
should replace that usb wifi with a 30$ ebay wifi6 pcie x1 module i get faster wifi speed than wired ethernet now, plus you can get the one with corded antenna for clean install inside the case not that ugly antenna you gotta remove everytime you close it
I'm jealous to kids. I mean when I was young we had much shittier looking games. Phones were almost game-less stupid bricks. I never even had one while I was in school.
It's probably on my old computer that I barely use these days. I'll look for it and if I find it, I'll try to post it on a file sharing site and share the link in the bio of this video.
Sorry it took so long to find the cut file. It was buried in a hard drive of a computer I stopped using. I've shared it on MakerWorld for everyone to download. Good luck and have fun building your portable gaming pc! Link to file: makerworld.com/en/models/468388
Sorry it took so long to find the cut file. It was buried in a hard drive of a computer I stopped using. I've shared it on MakerWorld for everyone to download. Good luck and have fun building your portable gaming pc! Link to file: makerworld.com/en/models/468388
Yea no problem! -770 graphics card -B450 motherboard -3x 4GB RAM -Ryzen CPU -Portable Monitor from Amazon -Generic 500 Watt PSU -NVMe SSD (forgot what brand) -Pelican Case -Piece of ABS -As for the hardware, I honestly don't remember the names but they were all from McMaster-Carr.
Sorry it took so long to find the cut file. It was buried in a hard drive of a computer I stopped using. I've shared it on MakerWorld for everyone to download. Good luck and have fun building your portable gaming pc! Link to file: makerworld.com/en/models/468388
Hi! I got the screen from Amazon a couple years ago. Just search in Amazon: UPERFECT Portable Monitor 15.6" IPS. I just made sure that I got one that is compatible with VESA mounts so I can use that standardized mount pattern when drilling the holes in my ABS panel.
The simpler you can keep your build, the easier it will be to plan and execute. For example, to save space and not have to install a traditional SSD this build only has an M.2 NVMe. Furthermore, you're going to have to get most of your parts first so you can check rough fitment and be able to plan out your build. This build was mainly thrown together with spare parts I had and the fabrication is very crude (rough edges, cuts aren't straight, etc.). I know someone that is building a crazy pelican case build (3080, completely water cooled, larger screen), and it requires a lot of planning, 3d modeling, special fittings, and other special parts like small form factor PSU and smaller reservoir. He's been planning and working on his build for over a year and a half. As long as you don't give up, you'll be able to finish your build! Good luck!!!
Thank you so much! I know what you mean! But since I had a lot of the parts already, it was actually worth building. I only had to buy the case, screen, IO panel, NVMe, CPU, and motherboard.
-Ryzen 5 3600 -12GB RAM -GTX770 A lot of the computer parts I already had lying around so I only bought the processor, mobo, and SSD. It cost me about $300 because Microcenter had a bundle deal.
😂 damnn you noticed! I used the RAM I found in my spare parts box buried deep in my closet. It was from a rig I built a long time ago where one of the sticks of RAM already broke.
@@obaka don't worry, I just found out triple channel RAM exists. I've been researching Intel Xeon server cpus check it out. Planning to build it for gaming in a pelican case too.
Yo I see you have a machine to cut your plexiglass if that is what you use...I was.wondeing when I get to finishing up on mine could you cut a piece for me and give me a price..instead of just regular plexiglass I want to use polycarbonate it is a better quality and more durable than just regular plexiglass.
Ohh uhh I used acrylic. You can use a service such as Send Cut Send, which was the company I used, to cut stuff out of different materials. I forgot to draw the holes for the screws which was why I had to drill the holes into the acrylic piece.
I used a slim keyboard and mouse set from amazon with the dongle plugged into the USBs in the back of the motherboard. These days I still use the slim keyboard with the Pelican Case PC but I also use a wired gaming mouse I plug into the I/O panel. Everything still fits inside the case for transport (keyboard, wifi antennae, power cable, and wired mouse).
omg Fing game is so lame even the build is better ! I don't play the game and never want too! Just like the keyboard i got might have a light in the back ! Bullshit the black colour is fading off the letter is getting hard to see at all ! Other words i got no time to play something i need to pay for !
@@obaka OK thanks for reply. What if the case closes while it is on? How could we idiot proof an over temp protocol? Also did you ever come up with an io port idea? stuck on whether or not to go with pass through female ports or cut a square hole in the back a motherboard plate. (don't like the 2nd)
@@MrAndrew990 I usually unplug the computer when I turn it off so I never took that into account. You can probably install a switch that turns off the computer if the lid is closed.
This is actually one of the best pelican case builds I've seen and I appreciate you sharing the build details. I've just never wanted to spend money on a gaming laptop nor have I needed a compact form factor really
I would reccomend using rubber spacers or anything else with shock aborbing capabilites to mount the pc to.
like in a car engine-bay, where everything rests on rubber dampers, to prevent vibration and shock.
in case you drop it or it falls over, the impact of the fall doesn't go through the components as bad
True! At the moment, only the graphics card is sitting on rubber "shock absorbers"
This is probably my first time seeing someone turn desktop into a laptop (kind of) build. I always see people turn laptop to desktop so... nice job in doing this.
Thanks!!! 😁
@@obakawonder why so many dislikes
Probably from people don't like Genshin Impact or Anime in general
Nice! I'm not gonna use it for this game but I've been needing to figure out a way to put a pc in a pelican case. This gave me the plans I need, thank you!
I'm from the future; I can play Genshin from McDonalds WiFi in VR.
I can’t wait for the future!
Remote play with a cheap laptop using oculus link for example
make 1 using laptop cpu + gpu,+ motherboard + battery etc
Your editing is so nice, you voiced nicely, you scripted the video well, cinematography is nice. Everything you did here is very high quality man.
Gj :D
Thank you so much! Your comment is very confidence boosting and will help me continue to make more videos!
Now that is what i call a fully modular Laptop. 11/10 will buy me one of those.
Building a similar setup for my PS. Actually you don’t have to round it off following the case. You can have a diagonal cut out for the edges to allow exhaust of hot air as well
ohhh true! I didn't think of that!
Not sure why this only had 572 thumbs up gonna show this on my FB so others can watch this. Thank you for the video. I travel a lot cross country and just a travel strap is not cutting it no more for me.
I'm happy you like the video! And thank you so much for sharing it! 😄
you could've gotten a 1050Ti
if you really wanted it just for Genshit
and save like alot of space, cuz that setup would eat only like 150w, you wouldn't even need a psu, just an external power brick
Wow I didn't know that! Thanks for letting me know! I'll look into it if I do another portable build. This build consisted of a lot of leftover parts that I had collecting dust in my closet 😅
@@obaka Ah, my bad
i thought this was like a planned thing
thought you actually got all those really nice parts Only for Genshin
You need to spray paint the inside to eliminate the risk of static buildup
Thanks for letting me know! I'll get on that as soon as I can!
@@obaka I'm going to build one too. So I've been researching it. The polypropylene can generate static. Dropping a 3080 12gb and a 5800x3d in in. Hoping it will handle the next generation of vr headsets.
@@Whatsup_Abroad Good luck with your build! I would love to see it when it is done
@@Whatsup_Abroad I had that same fear when I built my own rig in a pelican case as well but I never got around to doing it. It's been years since I've built it and nothing has happened so far and I've traveled with mine.
@@obakaanybody know if it’s possible to fit an atx motherboard in this same case ?
imagine TSA seeing this on the xray machine all hell would break loose xD
I have never played Genshin but I love your Idea. I plan on doing something similar myself.
Thanks and good luck with your build!
Great vid just a question what size is that monitor
Thanks! I believe it’s a 15.6 inch portable monitor I got off of Amazon
@@obaka thanks
This is the best build for a portable Computer I have ever seen, I just have one question, could you provide the files for the Acrylic panel ?
Thanks! I’m still looking to my DWG file for the acrylic panel. I’ll make a community post when I release it!
Sorry it took so long to find the cut file. It was buried in a hard drive of a computer I stopped using. I've shared it on MakerWorld for everyone to download. Good luck and have fun building your portable gaming pc!
Link to file: makerworld.com/en/models/468388
Living the life. Traveling and playing genshin
Nice build... thanks for sharing! I didn't see any screws on the lid... how are the motherboard risers (for the ABS) at 5:44 secured to the lid? Thanks.
I'm happy to hear you liked the build and video! As for securing the risers: on the lid of the Pelican 1510 there are 6 plastic cylinders sticking out towards the inside of the case. I drilled holes partially through these cylinders without going through the entire lid. Then I installed heated inserts into these holes using a soldering iron. The motherboard risers can then be screwed into the inserts, securing them to the lid. Good luck and have fun if you're going to build one of your own!
@@obaka I want to be a gamer but can I get paid gaming. Do you make money playing gesing impact.
@@univera1111 Nope! I lose money playing Genshin Impact 🤣
This is just what I been looking for. As a truck driver I've been wanting to build a "travel" rig I can take with me on the road. What size case is that?
You should make one! As long as you plan it out, the build shouldn't be too hard. The case model is the Pelican 1510
@@obakayeah I’m planning to literally as I’m typing. I got another question … how thick was the acrylic top & the one you used to make the GPU riser? Also the blue parts on the GPU riser are those files available for sale or on thingiverse?
@@YoloVib3s I don't remember since it was over a year ago. But I went with a pretty thin piece from SendCutSend. As for the blue parts, those were designed and 3D printed by my friend and they would have to be different depending on which GPU you have.
let me buy it off you
Unfortunately, I’m still using it
@@obaka are you still using it?
@@mangored209 I imagine so. The case is more valuable since the internal parts can be swapped out forever.
Hi, can you attach the file for the acrylic glass and what type of pelican case? I'm planning on building one.
I'm working on a site to share my STLs as well as the drawing file for that acrylic plate. I'll put the link in a community post when it is ready. As for the pelican case, it is a 1510. Good luck and have fun with your build!
Sorry it took so long to find the cut file. It was buried in a hard drive of a computer I stopped using. I've shared it on MakerWorld for everyone to download. Good luck and have fun building your portable gaming pc!
Link to file: makerworld.com/en/models/468388
I'm actually thinking of doing this and was looking around for examples! Where did you find that power socket and front I/O plate? Taken from an existing case? And how does that GPU mount work? Would you mind providing the models for it? I plan on printing out custom shock mounts and keeping it water tight to bring it on a plane with me.
The power socket, i/o plate, power button, and a lot of the other parts were all bought from Amazon. The GPU mount works by holding onto a ledge of the GPU and then securing it with a screw so it cannot slide out of the mount itself. Unfortunately I do not have the model for the mount anymore :( Good luck with your build! I would love to see a picture of it when you're done! :D
@@obaka it's done! I don't know where to post it though...
Sorry it took so long haha
@@GenuineBucket Awesome and congrats! Uhh you could "@" me on twitter, my handle is @OBAKASAMAA or you can tag me on instagram my handle there is obakasama
This is the most organised build I've ever seen! Can I use hard cardboard instead of that black backplate?
Thanks! I don't know if a piece of hard cardboard would be strong enough to hold the computer. My piece of ABS plastic was already flexing from the weight of the PC when trying to put it into the pelican case. Good luck with your build!
@@obakathanks, can you please also tell me that how did you screwed the psu to the backplate? Also from what type of shop can I locally buy abs sheet? Please answer. Thank you.
I'm here for the travel segment
I’m glad you enjoyed it!
compaq would be proud
What you have made here is the ideal portable setup for Touchdesigner, Resolume, or Magic Music Visualizer. The fact that you can carry it on is awesome.
Is that the largest pelican case that can be used as a carry on?
Thank you so much! No, I believe pelican makes a larger one that is considered a carry-on case. The 1535. However, this all still depends on the specific airline and their regulations for carry-on sizes.
why 3 sticks instead of 2 or 4?
Laptop: **exists**
This Guy: ✖️👄✖️
😁
Got me a gaemz vanguard case im gonna install a itx mobo and i7 4790 , gtx 1070, cut a piece of plexi ill bolt in there n bolt to it...working out great so far..just waiting on a different motherboard now..
Can you tell me what screw does the bottom pelican case you use? Like for mounting the screw
I used ultra wide flange button head screws sourced from McMaster Carr
Awesome video. I'm trying to build something similar. Did you buy that power socket with the wire already attached, or can you link to the materials and a wiring diagram please. 🙏🏻
May I suggest cardboard for a template for the radius 😊
That’s genius!
You make me depressed
Great portable desktop building video...
Thanks!
The three ram sticks triggered my OCD. Wouldn't it be better if you ran it on dual channel instead?
Good build nevertheless
Thank you so much! And sorry for triggering your OCD 😅 maybe I’ll fix the odd number of RAM sticks in a TH-cam short
I hope this makes up for triggering your OCD: th-cam.com/users/shortsYRKHTF4UnB4
Hey man be careful around that power socket. It could be 120v real deadly
Will do! Thanks for the heads up
Very nicely done 👍
good idea, for miltary
Thanks!
Somebody should tell this man this game has a mobile version 😂
😅
should replace that usb wifi with a 30$ ebay wifi6 pcie x1 module i get faster wifi speed than wired ethernet now, plus you can get the one with corded antenna for clean install inside the case not that ugly antenna you gotta remove everytime you close it
damn thanks for the advice! I'll definitely do that if I upgrade this computer!
I'm jealous to kids. I mean when I was young we had much shittier looking games. Phones were almost game-less stupid bricks. I never even had one while I was in school.
Truly baka it's beautiful 😂
Thank you so much! I'm glad you like it! 😄
Do you have the 3d model for the acrylic plate?
It's probably on my old computer that I barely use these days. I'll look for it and if I find it, I'll try to post it on a file sharing site and share the link in the bio of this video.
Sorry it took so long to find the cut file. It was buried in a hard drive of a computer I stopped using. I've shared it on MakerWorld for everyone to download. Good luck and have fun building your portable gaming pc!
Link to file: makerworld.com/en/models/468388
That's pretty sweet project and in execution it looks really nice, but have you heard of laptops? :P
Thank you so much! lol what are laptops? ;)
NICE PLAY BOX
THANKS! 😄
Impressive! Very Nice 👍
Thanks!
can i get the 3d laser cut file of the acrylic?
Sorry it took so long to find the cut file. It was buried in a hard drive of a computer I stopped using. I've shared it on MakerWorld for everyone to download. Good luck and have fun building your portable gaming pc!
Link to file: makerworld.com/en/models/468388
@@obaka thank you, i already downloaded!
@@sardz2833 No problem!
Seeing you put three sticks of ram in there scares me lol
Haha 😅 I'll fix it in a TH-cam Short and reply a link to the video
😁 I fixed it! Here's the link: th-cam.com/users/shortsYRKHTF4UnB4
This was so EPIC!
Thank you so much! I'm happy to hear you enjoyed the video! 😄
Awesome
Thanks!
God tier
Can i shipped to you my pc and pelican? How much would u charge? To build
Imagine building this just a play some mobile cartoon game for children
Can you list the parts you use for the build?
Yea no problem!
-770 graphics card
-B450 motherboard
-3x 4GB RAM
-Ryzen CPU
-Portable Monitor from Amazon
-Generic 500 Watt PSU
-NVMe SSD (forgot what brand)
-Pelican Case
-Piece of ABS
-As for the hardware, I honestly don't remember the names but they were all from McMaster-Carr.
Oof...tablet and ps5 controller.. not running max graphics but high.. if it's not too personal how much did this const you? Particularly the case?
How much is this for sale, bro, I want to buy it
Thanks but I'm still using it for gaming and game development purposes. Try building one! It's fun and you get to choose the PC parts you want 😃
@@obaka But I can't make it 😔
@@andrewgaming162 I see. I'll let you know if I'm ever selling it or if I plan on building another one!
What state u from bro
Much respect from Florida
California. Oooh I’ve been to Florida about 3 times! It’s a very beautiful state!
Can I get that 3D render I want to build this lol
Yea once I have my file sharing site ready, I'll make a community post about it
@@obaka thank you! Can you also share where you did it? I think you have the cleanest one of these and I’m trying to get mine close!
Sorry it took so long to find the cut file. It was buried in a hard drive of a computer I stopped using. I've shared it on MakerWorld for everyone to download. Good luck and have fun building your portable gaming pc!
Link to file: makerworld.com/en/models/468388
Hola la pantalla donde la conseguiste?
Hi! I got the screen from Amazon a couple years ago. Just search in Amazon: UPERFECT Portable Monitor 15.6" IPS. I just made sure that I got one that is compatible with VESA mounts so I can use that standardized mount pattern when drilling the holes in my ABS panel.
@@obaka thanks you!!
I’m currently working on my own build tho my fabrication and pre planning is all over the place anyway you can help
The simpler you can keep your build, the easier it will be to plan and execute. For example, to save space and not have to install a traditional SSD this build only has an M.2 NVMe. Furthermore, you're going to have to get most of your parts first so you can check rough fitment and be able to plan out your build. This build was mainly thrown together with spare parts I had and the fabrication is very crude (rough edges, cuts aren't straight, etc.). I know someone that is building a crazy pelican case build (3080, completely water cooled, larger screen), and it requires a lot of planning, 3d modeling, special fittings, and other special parts like small form factor PSU and smaller reservoir. He's been planning and working on his build for over a year and a half. As long as you don't give up, you'll be able to finish your build! Good luck!!!
this is amazing! I was just wondering, was this cheaper than buying a new phone 😂😂
Thank you so much! I know what you mean! But since I had a lot of the parts already, it was actually worth building. I only had to buy the case, screen, IO panel, NVMe, CPU, and motherboard.
size monitor bro?
15.6 in portable monitor
very cool
Thank you! :D
I'm guessing people didn't notice the 69? XD
Nice catch! ;)
Do you have a link to the monitor you used?
Yea! Here's the link! www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TWGBG3P/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Would you sell me a build?
WHAT SIZE CASE IS THAT ?
It's a pelican 1510
can this be done with a laptop ?
Yea! But at that point, keeping the laptop as a laptop is probably more suitable for portable gaming than this 😂
Specs? Overall price?
-Ryzen 5 3600
-12GB RAM
-GTX770
A lot of the computer parts I already had lying around so I only bought the processor, mobo, and SSD. It cost me about $300 because Microcenter had a bundle deal.
Why do you have 3 RAM modules?
😂 damnn you noticed! I used the RAM I found in my spare parts box buried deep in my closet. It was from a rig I built a long time ago where one of the sticks of RAM already broke.
@@obaka don't worry, I just found out triple channel RAM exists. I've been researching Intel Xeon server cpus check it out. Planning to build it for gaming in a pelican case too.
@@psychometry544 have fun and good luck with your build!
Nice build. But can't Genshin run just fine on a laptop?
Three RAM sticks!! Why??!!
😅 the RAM was from an old gaming computer that had one of the sticks stop working
😁 I fixed it! Here's the link: th-cam.com/users/shortsYRKHTF4UnB4
Yo I see you have a machine to cut your plexiglass if that is what you use...I was.wondeing when I get to finishing up on mine could you cut a piece for me and give me a price..instead of just regular plexiglass I want to use polycarbonate it is a better quality and more durable than just regular plexiglass.
Ohh uhh I used acrylic. You can use a service such as Send Cut Send, which was the company I used, to cut stuff out of different materials. I forgot to draw the holes for the screws which was why I had to drill the holes into the acrylic piece.
@@obaka send cut send..you have the link? Thank you for the reply and I love the build bro!
@@joegalloway1613 Thanks so much! Here is the link to their homepage: sendcutsend.com/
hello keyboard mouse?
I used a slim keyboard and mouse set from amazon with the dongle plugged into the USBs in the back of the motherboard. These days I still use the slim keyboard with the Pelican Case PC but I also use a wired gaming mouse I plug into the I/O panel. Everything still fits inside the case for transport (keyboard, wifi antennae, power cable, and wired mouse).
If you thought genshin was cool try sky children of the light
I just googled it. It's pretty cool! but not ANIME or WAIFU enough for me lol 😅
omg Fing game is so lame even the build is better !
I don't play the game and never want too!
Just like the keyboard i got might have a light in the back !
Bullshit the black colour is fading off the letter is getting hard to see at all !
Other words i got no time to play something i need to pay for !
Or, you could just buy a laptop.
The idea is neat, but i would rather build a raspberry pi with an arcade controller. Way more portable.
do you have a discord? im building this and want to ask some questions if you get some free time
Unfortunately I don't have a public discord for YT at the moment. But I am happy to answer any of your questions here!
@@obaka OK thanks for reply. What if the case closes while it is on? How could we idiot proof an over temp protocol?
Also did you ever come up with an io port idea? stuck on whether or not to go with pass through female ports or cut a square hole in the back a motherboard plate. (don't like the 2nd)
@@MrAndrew990 I usually unplug the computer when I turn it off so I never took that into account. You can probably install a switch that turns off the computer if the lid is closed.
Just buy an ACME portable 😉
But it is ALWAYS more fun to build stuff yourself! ... even if it's pointless 😁
bro built a rig for a game he could play on his phone, pathetic
Truly baka it's beautiful 😂
Thank you so much! I'm glad you like it! 😄