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Pre-Build gaming pc and gaming PC part's are getting way to much expansive in my country... i was looking to upgrade my old PC from rx6600 to RTX3080 10gb [used]. and I remmember that RTX3080 was priced at 480$ [USED] like 1 month ago. and now its at 750$ to 800$ [USED] 🤦🏼♂ BTW the a none used RTX3080 10gb is costing more then a 1000$ [I live in UAE btw...]
I built in the AP201 (technically matx but its SFF imho) mostly because it was a great case to keep the GPU going in it cool and quiet for a 3D Rendering build. It was much easier then working in 1U and 2U server chassis that I worked in before. They are also much easier to transport, great for anyone the moves around alot like college students or married men just getting into PC building.
Yup cable management is a bear and that's an understatement. I only have four pieces of advice . 1: Use the lowest TDP CPU you can get away with for the performance you need. 2: Same as above with your GPU. This is where the RTX 4070 shines and is probably the best choice on the market now for an ITX build. 3: Custom power cables for cable management. I know this will add $100 to the build but it saves headaches with cable management. To do this drop the board and power supply in the case, think about your runs and start measuring. Remember to add just a little length for some play to connect everything. 4: double check measurements for every component compatibility there is. Remember your building a small form factor PC and size does matter. Good luck for those who are thinking about building an ITX. I'm just passing on some knowledge after building over a dozen ITX builds over the last 2 decades. I'm telling you these things from the mistakes I made.😊
Don't use eco mode for amd X CPUs. You will lose performance. Undervolt it instead (use optimum tech's video if you don't know how) for much lower temps and even a possible performance gain
Half of the content of the case is empty ! It might be wise and possible to use or build a smaller case if the goal of an itx build is the space taken by it ...
There's something special about itx builds that always intrigue me. Maybe it's just because the ability to have desktop level performance in a box that tiny, idk. Haven't finished yet but thank you for showing off another cool build
Well, i can relate to that. iTX build have its own Challanges. 1 of it is Real estate in there, cable Management, thermal Limitation, and Fans. ITX build also can Pretand the pC is just a Decor. And no one noticed it until it runs.
i appreciate many parts of the video but i disagree with using the TG panel with a vertically mounted GPU and also that particular CPU cooler. I think it would be fine for the mesh panel but not the TG. Your GPU wont be drawing in fresh air and its dumping hot hair right on top on the CPU cooler. I think there are many videos that suggest this is not good. Again choosing a low watt CPU like the 7600 or 7700 (65 watts) would mitigate this to some degree. i dont know how well those bottom fans will distribute cool air to help with the CPU cooler. Otherwise i really like the build. i just think the vertical GPU is a nono with the TG panel.
agreed. If he wanted to go Vertical mount, a bottom-mounted AIO would have done really well, or, he could stick with the horizontal amounted GPU. Other than that, I can't fault it.
Hey jason im building a pc with Ryzen 5 5600 16gb 3200mhz cl 16 1tb ssd but i cant decide between the rx 7600 or the 6700 would be helpful if you could suggest one
@@rogued3mon414 tbh i was looking at the xt version but ive been wanting to build a pc for about 2 years now after playing on an acer aspire five with a 128gb ssd ryzen 3 3200u and 4 gigs of ram and the xt is a bit out of budget since i wanna get a 1440p monitor
I built a 7600x /4070 all white build in a Fractal Torrent Nano. You can use a full ATX power supply with it and tons of cable management area available. Super quiet as well!
A good looking case in pictures, but the actual size is that of a mATX case. Was looking at it for a while for my ITX build, but then just reconsidered as it doesn't make sense to go ITX in a "mATX" case. Kind of sad it's so good looking and so wrong. Would have been perfect mATX case with tiny adjustments.
@@_TrueDesire_ Indeed both beautiful cases, pieces of statement in a way. Fractal started with Mesh and realized there is a market for better design. Many are quite annoyed with the choice between a) big black box; b) batshit crazy exhaust pipes shark pyramid something from cheapish plastic or 500 kg stainless steel. If I had to guess North would look better in mATX. But then you could use the design language and colors of Terra with a twist and make just as unique mATX. Move the wood around, add some more elsewhere... doesn't have to be exact copy. Their designers obviously are capable enough, the rest is market research.
Why ruin the temps on a case that provide enough clearance to use a good dual tower cooler and a direct access to cool air to the GPU ? Even if it can do it, noise levels will be higher compared to an optimal build.
@@PCBuilderChannel It really is since every custom build reminds me of some sort of mid towers build But cooling and powers supplies getting small can really make Itx a beast in the future. It's a plus if you move around a lot.
Is this ok or should i change something i am building pc for the first time ✓Mother board -MSI B550M Pro-Vdh ✓Storage -Crucial P3 1TB PCIe 3.0 ✓PSU- Cooler Master MWE 650 Bronze V2 Power Supply - Non-Modular ✓Ram- 2 kingston fury 8gb 3200 MHz DDR4 CL16 ✓GPU-Sapphire Pulse AMD Radeon Rx 6700 Gaming 12GB ✓CPU-AMD 5000 Series Ryzen 5 5600 ✓Cabinet -not decided
I did my first SFF build a couple of months ago, a Hyte Revolt 3. It's an awesome case. The build was interesting and a little tricky (the AIO tubes.. yeesh). Runs great. Aside from the insanely attractive price for this case currently (w/700W PSU pre-installed), I also liked not having to deal with a riser cable. i7-13700 (with contact frame) and RTX3060Ti.
I'm looking to buy a b550 motherboard and I've concluded to a b550 gaming plus. Is the alc892 audio chip bad and should I go to a motherboard with alc1200?
bro can u plz help me so i have a aorus mobo when i set my rgb in rgb fusion it goes white during bootup after bootup it goes normal u know how to get you're rgb during boot up thanks!
I wish I had seen this before I built my ITX computer. I did not change my motherboard settings to PCIE Gen 3 on the Gigabyte Aurous Pro so it was not posting. I ended up buying three versions of the same mobo thinking I had bought defective ones, which made the build take a few weeks. I ended up buying an Asrock Phantom itx board which worked on the first try. It runs great now.
Hi Jason! I want to build a PC that looks nice and white, has a lot of RGB lighting and has excellent performance for 1440p video games (especially Fortnite). My budget is around $3650 (+ - $100). I already have a PC but it's 2 years old. Hope I did not tooo bad :) I went for those PC parts: CPU AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D 4.2 GHz 8-Core Processor CPU Cooler NZXT Kraken Elite 280 RGB 90.79 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler Motherboard NZXT N7 B650E ATX AM5 Motherboard Memory Corsair Vengeance RGB 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL36 Memory Storage Samsung 980 Pro 2 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive Video Card MSI SUPRIM X GeForce RTX 4090 24 GB Video Card Case NZXT H9 Flow ATX Mid Tower Case Power Supply Corsair RM850x (2021) 850 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply
Your build is very good. I just finished my all white build. The specs are: Cpu - 78000x3d, Gpu - white/silver 4090 gigabyte aero oc, Ram- 4 sticks of 16 gigs ddr5 at 6,000 mhz, Case - phanteks nv7, power supply- 2023 1,000 watt corsair, Aio - 360 white corsair h150 or h150 elite, SSD - samsung 2 tb 980 pro, Fans - 9 white d20 or d30 phanteks fans, Motherboard - nzxt b650e. The total cost was 3,885.
hey guys, anyone help. If I upgrade my pc like this, can it run, like my mobo and psu, can it still run the system? Ryzen 3 3200g > Ryzen 5 5600 ($132) asrock a320m hdv r4 2x8gb > 2x16gb 3600mhz ($72) gtx 1650 ddr6 > rx 6700 xt ($350) Antec Vp550p And 1 240hz monitor ($230) Note : the price in my country is. a little bit more expensive (Indonesia). Thats the only thing i can get with $800 included the monitor.
Make sure to update the bios and make sure the version supports the 5600, but there is nothing wrong with this upgrade. I personally don't like the A320 chipset but if that what you got, you gotta stick with it. Make sure your ram matches cause A320 used to be very touchy with ram, not sure if that's been improved though.
@@alvinhoras 5600 is a 65w CPU and 6700XT is 200-230w but you can undervolt and stuff... the 550w is low and if you had the money to replace it I would but it will work unless you are maxing out the CPU and GPU at the same time. You can also control the power, undervolting or putting the 5600 in eco mode too. Basically you can make it work, I'd get a bigger PSU as soon as it possible though.
Hey so I currently have a 3060ti dual mini 8gb a ryzen 5600x 16gb of ram idk what type bought from overclockers uk for £800 I get 144fps 1080p aka max of my monitor i cap it In all games on ultra but naturally i don’t run them on ultra just because idk what the point If i was going to upgrade what would i go Amd or nivida I’ve only ever had nivida nwver had intel or amd I play comp games with ranked settings like valorant or apex anything with ranked setting Gigabite b450m
With a 5600X you can pair all the way to a 4070 or 6950XT. If gaming focused I'd go AMD and remember you want at least 12gb of VRAM on the card. See our Best GPU for Gaming 2023 video for more
Hi jason, moving back to dorms pretty soon can you please help me with a budget pc build for mainly FPS games and some photoshop . Already have a dell sd34dwgg monitor to start with, thanks for the help. 👍
Check out the video from last Saturday on the channel (second to last one on the channel page) it has a couple of great back to school builds I would recommend
As much as I would love to have an ITX PC, I rather see more compact mATX builds. I just couldn't wrap my head around the idea of paying more expensively for a motherboard with less features than its ATX and mATX siblings. It should've been the other way around. Hence why I see mATX as the more sensible compact build option. Luckily we have lesser known companies like Jonsbo and SGPC, to name a few, doing really compact mATX cases, one of which I'm currently building right now.
You are the ITX building champ!! Show off the pics when you're done if you like. Channel member discord coming soon (this week I think, got some big life stuff slowing us down a bit).
Just a disclaimer for anyone planning on getting the coolermaster nr200 you dont need an ultra low profile cooler since you can mount the GPU horizontally you can acomodate a 158 mm height cooler like a noctua nhu12a or a thermalright peerles assasin 120 and get better cooling
That case (mini ITX cases in general) need lots of planning beforehand, so also make sure to allow for extra room if you’re planning to use the glass panel instead of the perforated metal one.
Planning on doing a mini ITX build later this year. I already have a GPU for it (RTX 3060 12GB) and will go with the 13600K for the processor. I'm using a Silverstone Sugo for the case (only one I've found that supports an optical drive).
I decided to go with the coolermaster nr200 non p. Mounting the msi rtx4080 trio horizontal. This allows me to fit an artic 280 aio to the side to cool my 7800x3d on an asus B650E I. Great combo. Lots of performance in a small case
Good choice on 4070 very efficient GPU for what it offers. Definitely would look into safely undervolting without lowering out of box performance for ITX builds.
One thing to note for anyone copying this build is the g skill ripjaw ram used in this build is intel XMP certified, but not amd expo certified. xmp may work on amd motherboards but I'd suggest going with the G skill flare ram which is amd expo certified and costs the same as the ripjaws ram
Console players yeet their controllers but PCMR can yeet our whole system. Like this build, I love chimney style airflow although it's a little less effective with a vertical GPU but we gotta have the aesthetics so it's cool.
Easy to yeet for sure (; Yes with this cooler mount its even more important to make sure the case airflow is working well. Our temps ended up super solid but something for folks to keep in mind for sure
Yeah but he got it fir like 45 bucks so I'll allow it. I like the AP201 a little more at their normal prices and even the Hyte Revolt 3 when you can get it with a 700w sfx psu for under 120 usd. But I doubt you can find a better itx case deal than this case under 50 bucks.
Guys, please check my build below I only use my pc to play only 2 games, Dota 2 and counter stirke 2 and i am on a very strict budget Mobo - Msi a620m Cpu- ryzen 5 7600 Gpu - rx 6600 8gb (dota 2 and cs 2 are cpu based games don't need heavy gpu) Cooler - stock (wraith) Ram- ddr5 5200mhz 16*1 gb( will put another one 2-3 years down the line as my games don't need much ram, the cpu only supports 5200mhz) Ssd- kingston 500gb m.2 nvme gen 4 Cabinet - msi mag forge m100a mini atx (not sure if i am making the right choice should i go for mid tower? Please suggest ) Psu- msi mag 650 bronze Headphone- razor blackshark v2x usb 7.1 Mouse - razor deathadder essential wired Keyboard - ant mk 1000 (need f1 and numbers) Screen - gigabyte 27fc curved 1080p 165hz
I’ve started collecting the components for my first top of the line build and my first all AMD build. I’d decided to get the cheaper components first starting with the Samsung 970 EVO Plus 250GB M.2 NVMe SSD that will primarily be the C: drive for the Operating System. I’ll get the motherboard, CPU, and GPU last as they’re the most expensive components in any build. Going with the Ryzen 9 7950x and the Sapphire Tech Nitro+ RX 7900 XTX for the CPU and GPU.
Sounds good, but be careful. If you're too slow, the cheaper components will come down in price.. I bought 32gb (2x16gb) of ram for my second pc... for less than i paid for 16gb (2x8gb) for my first pc... 7 months earlier.
@@Nalianna I’ll more than likely have the majority of the components for my build in 4-5 months tops. Things shouldn’t change that drastically in just a few months.
im planning to build my first pc, and a mini itx at that. centered around 5600g and ch160 case, i won't be adding a gpu as it will only be used for my wife work which is mostly browser base apps. im having a hard time finding affordable boards and psu though. any suggestions pls?
AP201 can hold either I believe... definitely holds a Nitro+, you just need to buy a small PSU (140-ish mm ATX/SFX-L or any SFX). Your bottom intake fans will also be very close to the GPU which is good and bad so you will need some kind of intake for the CPU either on the back or top intake.
@@SpoonHurler Hi, thanks for this. The case does look nice but do you have any other suggestion that is smaller in itx form that can handle either gpus?
@@alloides I don't think any true ITX cases can fit the Nitro+ and Red Devil since they need 4 slots and most ITX cases only have 3. I think some other 7900 xtx can fit 3 slots though like the Sapphire Pulse, so you kind of have to pick a smaller GPU or a bigger case.
SOTTR high settings with 3080 uv 1965 core-912mv and 7900x:1440p 198fps,4k 122fps,almost 25% faster at 4k.Dont buy intel cpus,dont buy any gpu from this generation,only 4090.
Hi, I was looking at getting my own Mini ITX build and was wondering if this could work with a European outlet (220 volts)? If not, then what modifications would I need to not fry it when plugged into European outlets?
is not bad for the gpu with that direct air of the cpu? Also most people here build pcs in places where summer is a joke. Can this pc hold to 48 to 55 C weather?
keep switching back and forth with my meshify and ncase M1 , cant seem to make a choice. Which is annoying because its hold back my future build because I dont want to keep two mobos :p
The 4070 is only 30% better than the 6700XT. For an extra $100, the 6800 is only 10% behind the 4070 with 16GB VRAM. If you want min-itx that's efficient , then a 7600 and 6800 is the sweet spot. Price/peformance, price/watt.
Hey jason! I love your content, just a quick question, is there anyway that you can check system latency on some of these AMD and Intel boards? Some of us use our PCs for other things besides gaming, like video content creation, with real time audio, and DPC latency, makes a big difference with Audio being able to be recorded and mixed for video when you were doing complicated things. Love the content, keep up the great work, be well, and be safe! DPC latency checker is usually the standard btw
I would get a bad feeling with a poorly cooled PC case, so I mostly go for big towers, BUT I see the design appeal to the small builds, especially for interior-fitting multi purpose builds. And I have the feeling that smaller builds will take over in the future..
Does mounting fans straight onto the metal side/top/bottom panels of the case cause them to be louder from the vibrations? I heard that can be an issue with smaller builds.
There is just something really rewarding, on building an ITX-build... Cannot say, that it's always more rewarding, compared to bigger build... But yeah. I have a "Mammoth" build as my main machine and ITX one as my "home theater" machine... Though, actually they are like 3 meters apart... 😂 P. S. The cases are: Phanteks Enthoo 719 and Shift 2 Air.
Possible video idea for you: explain what the different letters mean on the end of a CPU. What does it mean on an Intel CPU if it has a "K," etc. and what does it mean on an AMD CPU if it non-X, X or X3D.
jason i have a i5 9400f with a 2060 Super with 2666 mhz ram should i go for ryzen 5 7600 or wait for the new gen intel processors for the price drop or better performance cpu or u can suggest me i want to game at 360hz on valorant
My recommendation would depend on your budget. Valorant is an easy to run game but you an invest in however powerful of a build you want to insure you get the FPS you want. Check out our 7600 build guide for more.
I got a nephew in college. Space is VERY minimal in the dorm. Mini ITX was a life saver for him. I went with a R7 5700x. Paired that with a 6700xt XFX card.
Nice to see more small case builds. I left behind giant cases probably 10 years ago. They just take up too much space. And really, other than one-off instances, who is running a stack of scsi hard drives and cd roms anymore? With the fans and open case options these days cooling to me is a non-issue anyway as I see it. And using an old school wood desk thats older than me (I'm no spring chicken) case height is the first thing that I need to look at. And thats led to the discovery of another pet peeve of mine with cases these days; top usb ports.... Can't plug anything in for under-desk cases. Don't know how many nice cases I saw that where immediately out of the running due to top ports.
Hello guys! I have a question I currently have an i7 13700k and considering the RTX 4070 as it is within my budget. But I hear AMD RX6950 is more worth it? I'm looking to play fps games like valorant and some singleplayer games as well in 1440p and some VR games. I was wondering if it'd be more worth it to get AMD instead?
For a gaming focused build yes 6950XT is a great choice, or 7900XT. But remember AMD is announcing new GPUs at about that level soon so you might want to wait a few weeks
Hello! i just build the Ryzen 7700x & 4070 for my brother. I changed the case for the fractal Desing terra, the m.2 for an SSD and the cooler for the ID-COOLING IS-47-XT . Today he was playing project zomboid and the highest temp was 95.7C. i get spike of high temps when opening any application or when i change between applications. I have updated the the bios to the lates version and drivers for the temporary gpu( waiting on the 4070, using a 1660 ti). Im going to remount and reapply the cooler and see if that works, but if does not what other thinks i can do to fix this problem? maybe get the ID-COOLING IS-55 as is a bit bigger( mistake when checking compatibility in pc part picker, with made me get the smaller cooler) i think it should fit the case.
Hi Jason, I just discovered your channel. I am not into gaming but hopefully you can answer my questions. I have a laptop and and a mini pc. The laptop is a Thinkpad t480 having an I5 8350U @1.70Ghz 8th gen CPU and 16 Gb RAM. The mini pc is a Thinkcentre with I3 - 6100T @3.2 Ghz CPU and 8Gb RAM. I am planning to buy an LG C2 TV to be used as monitor and I would like to know if any of these two can drive the said TV that will be used for monitoring charts for trading stocks. Since I plan to monitor several stock charts at a time, my concern is that, the computers y may not be able to handle it. Any thoughts?
hey guys quick question: i'm currently building my first pc but i cant figure out how to connect the power cable for the pump of a thermalright frozen notte 240mm aio on an asrock b650m pro rs wifi mobo. I was told that in most mobos there should be a separate header for aio pumps next to the standard CPU_FAN1 but i can't find it. I've also noticed the there are multiple headers on the bottom of the motherboard labled as CHA_FAN # /WP. Does the WP stand for water pump meaning i am supposed to plug it in there?
Hello, I really admire your setup and I'd like to create something similar. However, I've purchased a 7900XT with a length of 313 mm. Could you please tell me the length of your GPU? would the 313 mm GPU fit in the NR200P? Thank you for your assistance.
I've built PC use mATX. First I've decided to built mITX, but it was some expensive than mATX. And mATX has more offers than mITX, mITX case usually required not standard PSU. I hope we'll see more offers mITX cases and motherboard in the future.
I have a friend that has a i7-7700K and a 2070. They play at 1440p and are thinking of getting a 6700xt. Would that be a bad bottleneck at 1440p with the 7700k?
A platform upgrade would be a big boost to them, 15 to 20 percent more FPS if they upgrade their CPU with that GPU. But its fine. See our Best GPU/CPU Combo 2023 video for more
I think the max version is a bit better, PSU and 280mm AIO with a gen 4 PCI cable all included. You are practically ready just to slap everything in there with no worries. Corsair 2000D hnourable shout
I have a second PC that I built in a Corsair 5000 but it was two big so I moved allthe components into a NZXT H1 v2 that I'm very happy with. I had too replace the motherboard, ram, gpu to get to fit. I installed a Ryzen 5900X, 32GB ram, and EVGA Nvidia 3080. I then upgraded my main PC and used the compents from my main PC and secondary PC to build a third PC that I sold on ebay. I didn't get much for a Ryzen 5800x, 32GB ram, and an AORUS NVIDIA 3080. I'm happy I upgraded my main PC and move my secondary PC to a smaller case.
Yes! We always launch on Saturdays no matter what so you can count on that, but we usually try to get at least one other video out during the week and didn't this time. Got some big life news I'll share with channel soon (:
I built a node 204 in 2016 to shove in my suitcase to bring to .my condo in Ecuador. Many ITX cases have been redesigned to hold a bigger video card which is good.
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What Mini ITX Case are you considering or have built in? Any tips for first time Mini ITX PC Builds? Or are you going ATX or mATX instead? Tell your story in a new comment below!
Pre-Build gaming pc and gaming PC part's are getting way to much expansive in my country... i was looking to upgrade my old PC from rx6600 to RTX3080 10gb [used]. and I remmember that RTX3080 was priced at 480$ [USED] like 1 month ago. and now its at 750$ to 800$ [USED] 🤦🏼♂
BTW the a none used RTX3080 10gb is costing more then a 1000$ [I live in UAE btw...]
mAtx every other mother board is too expensive.
I built in the AP201 (technically matx but its SFF imho) mostly because it was a great case to keep the GPU going in it cool and quiet for a 3D Rendering build. It was much easier then working in 1U and 2U server chassis that I worked in before. They are also much easier to transport, great for anyone the moves around alot like college students or married men just getting into PC building.
Silverstone SG13 Mini ITX Tower Case. I have 3 of them
Yup cable management is a bear and that's an understatement. I only have four pieces of advice . 1: Use the lowest TDP CPU you can get away with for the performance you need. 2: Same as above with your GPU. This is where the RTX 4070 shines and is probably the best choice on the market now for an ITX build. 3: Custom power cables for cable management. I know this will add $100 to the build but it saves headaches with cable management. To do this drop the board and power supply in the case, think about your runs and start measuring. Remember to add just a little length for some play to connect everything. 4: double check measurements for every component compatibility there is. Remember your building a small form factor PC and size does matter.
Good luck for those who are thinking about building an ITX. I'm just passing on some knowledge after building over a dozen ITX builds over the last 2 decades. I'm telling you these things from the mistakes I made.😊
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This ITX build is cool as heck. Another great video. Thanks, Jay! I wish you and yours an excellent weekend!
Thanks Thomas! The cable management was an adventure as you know (; but I think it came out worth it in the end! Hope you have a great weekend too!
Loving my mesh since last year thinking of getting another ssf case to
Aw man, I would love to assemble a mini itx build, but I built my pc about a year ago and it works perfectly fine
I know the feeling! The building bug is real (;
the new cableless option will be perfect for ITX build. Hope they roll them out for ITX!
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Don't use eco mode for amd X CPUs. You will lose performance. Undervolt it instead (use optimum tech's video if you don't know how) for much lower temps and even a possible performance gain
Half of the content of the case is empty ! It might be wise and possible to use or build a smaller case if the goal of an itx build is the space taken by it ...
Would love to see more builds like this. Next time, maybe a AMD build including a 7900xtx on a Terra?
Thanks for the feedback!
There's something special about itx builds that always intrigue me. Maybe it's just because the ability to have desktop level performance in a box that tiny, idk. Haven't finished yet but thank you for showing off another cool build
They are their own brand of cool for sure!
Well, i can relate to that. iTX build have its own Challanges. 1 of it is Real estate in there, cable Management, thermal Limitation, and Fans. ITX build also can Pretand the pC is just a Decor. And no one noticed it until it runs.
Realistically, you can only have desktop level performance in that tiny box because the other ones won't fit on your desk's top.
i appreciate many parts of the video but i disagree with using the TG panel with a vertically mounted GPU and also that particular CPU cooler. I think it would be fine for the mesh panel but not the TG. Your GPU wont be drawing in fresh air and its dumping hot hair right on top on the CPU cooler. I think there are many videos that suggest this is not good. Again choosing a low watt CPU like the 7600 or 7700 (65 watts) would mitigate this to some degree. i dont know how well those bottom fans will distribute cool air to help with the CPU cooler. Otherwise i really like the build. i just think the vertical GPU is a nono with the TG panel.
agreed. If he wanted to go Vertical mount, a bottom-mounted AIO would have done really well, or, he could stick with the horizontal amounted GPU. Other than that, I can't fault it.
Hey jason im building a pc with
Ryzen 5 5600
16gb 3200mhz cl 16
1tb ssd but i cant decide between the rx 7600 or the 6700 would be helpful if you could suggest one
6700 for now. You need those 10GB of VRAM. Or if you could find a good deal on a 6700xt.
@@rogued3mon414 tbh i was looking at the xt version but ive been wanting to build a pc for about 2 years now after playing on an acer aspire five with a 128gb ssd ryzen 3 3200u and 4 gigs of ram and the xt is a bit out of budget since i wanna get a 1440p monitor
You could fit another itx system underneath that gpu 😅
I built a 7600x /4070 all white build in a Fractal Torrent Nano. You can use a full ATX power supply with it and tons of cable management area available. Super quiet as well!
Nice!! Show off a build pic if you like on twitter /threads @pcbuilderjason
@@PCBuilderChannel will do!
A good looking case in pictures, but the actual size is that of a mATX case. Was looking at it for a while for my ITX build, but then just reconsidered as it doesn't make sense to go ITX in a "mATX" case. Kind of sad it's so good looking and so wrong. Would have been perfect mATX case with tiny adjustments.
@vensroofcat6415 if the Nano supported matx I would buy it in a heartbeat 👍🏻but again, I do want a North or Terra in matx too...
I need help 😅
@@_TrueDesire_ Indeed both beautiful cases, pieces of statement in a way. Fractal started with Mesh and realized there is a market for better design. Many are quite annoyed with the choice between a) big black box; b) batshit crazy exhaust pipes shark pyramid something from cheapish plastic or 500 kg stainless steel.
If I had to guess North would look better in mATX. But then you could use the design language and colors of Terra with a twist and make just as unique mATX. Move the wood around, add some more elsewhere... doesn't have to be exact copy. Their designers obviously are capable enough, the rest is market research.
Why ruin the temps on a case that provide enough clearance to use a good dual tower cooler and a direct access to cool air to the GPU ? Even if it can do it, noise levels will be higher compared to an optimal build.
Is a 12600kf a good match with a 6800xt? I just got a banging deal for the 12600kf.
Yep it will work. Even with a 7900xtx.
Yep, good combo! See our recent Best GPU/CPU Combo 2023 video for more
Absolutely a good pair, you could even go up to a 7900xtx... only gpu that might bottleneck it is the 4090 at realistic settings
why use the vertical gpu and not use a tower cooler for more silence and cooler temps? its a good build but it looks empty
Totally a personal taste thing! I liked the look of vertical but you can definitely go the other way
Mini Itx build don't feel real
haha! The are a bit of a shock if you aren't used to them.
@@PCBuilderChannel It really is since every custom build reminds me of some sort of mid towers build But cooling and powers supplies getting small can really make Itx a beast in the future.
It's a plus if you move around a lot.
Is this ok or should i change something i am building pc for the first time
✓Mother board -MSI B550M Pro-Vdh
✓Storage -Crucial P3 1TB PCIe 3.0
✓PSU- Cooler Master MWE 650 Bronze V2 Power Supply - Non-Modular
✓Ram- 2 kingston fury 8gb 3200 MHz DDR4 CL16
✓GPU-Sapphire Pulse AMD Radeon Rx 6700 Gaming 12GB
✓CPU-AMD 5000 Series Ryzen 5 5600
✓Cabinet -not decided
I did my first SFF build a couple of months ago, a Hyte Revolt 3. It's an awesome case. The build was interesting and a little tricky (the AIO tubes.. yeesh). Runs great. Aside from the insanely attractive price for this case currently (w/700W PSU pre-installed), I also liked not having to deal with a riser cable. i7-13700 (with contact frame) and RTX3060Ti.
Congrats on the build!!
GPU:RTX 6800 XT
CPU:Rayzen 7 5800x
motherborad:MSI MAG B550 Tomahawk
good mix or not?
I'm looking to buy a b550 motherboard and I've concluded to a b550 gaming plus. Is the alc892 audio chip bad and should I go to a motherboard with alc1200?
I mean, Its a great board but for 120 dollars, its a pretty good board right now and audio doesn't matter much in gaming.
bro can u plz help me so i have a aorus mobo when i set my rgb in rgb fusion it goes white during bootup after bootup it goes normal u know how to get you're rgb during boot up thanks!
I wish I had seen this before I built my ITX computer. I did not change my motherboard settings to PCIE Gen 3 on the Gigabyte Aurous Pro so it was not posting. I ended up buying three versions of the same mobo thinking I had bought defective ones, which made the build take a few weeks. I ended up buying an Asrock Phantom itx board which worked on the first try. It runs great now.
Oh no! Glad it all worked out in the end though
I always use 2 ssd’s one for everything and the other for drivers and my os i swear it loads better or maybe im just high
You have 4 lanes dealing with the IS stuff and 4 more for programs/games/cat pictures, it's definitely a good setup with less latency.
You can choose a Sama IM01, an any its clones, instead of NR200P. Almost same size and itx Matx and ATX psu compatible.
Hi Jason! I want to build a PC that looks nice and white, has a lot of RGB lighting and has excellent performance for 1440p video games (especially Fortnite). My budget is around $3650 (+ - $100). I already have a PC but it's 2 years old. Hope I did not tooo bad :)
I went for those PC parts:
CPU
AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D 4.2 GHz 8-Core Processor
CPU Cooler
NZXT Kraken Elite 280 RGB 90.79 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler
Motherboard
NZXT N7 B650E ATX AM5 Motherboard
Memory
Corsair Vengeance RGB 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL36 Memory
Storage
Samsung 980 Pro 2 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive
Video Card
MSI SUPRIM X GeForce RTX 4090 24 GB Video Card
Case
NZXT H9 Flow ATX Mid Tower Case
Power Supply
Corsair RM850x (2021) 850 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply
Your build is very good. I just finished my all white build. The specs are: Cpu - 78000x3d, Gpu - white/silver 4090 gigabyte aero oc, Ram- 4 sticks of 16 gigs ddr5 at 6,000 mhz, Case - phanteks nv7, power supply- 2023 1,000 watt corsair, Aio - 360 white corsair h150 or h150 elite, SSD - samsung 2 tb 980 pro, Fans - 9 white d20 or d30 phanteks fans, Motherboard - nzxt b650e. The total cost was 3,885.
hey guys, anyone help.
If I upgrade my pc like this, can it run, like my mobo and psu, can it still run the system?
Ryzen 3 3200g > Ryzen 5 5600 ($132)
asrock a320m hdv r4
2x8gb > 2x16gb 3600mhz ($72)
gtx 1650 ddr6 > rx 6700 xt ($350)
Antec Vp550p
And 1 240hz monitor ($230)
Note : the price in my country is. a little bit more expensive (Indonesia). Thats the only thing i can get with $800 included the monitor.
Make sure to update the bios and make sure the version supports the 5600, but there is nothing wrong with this upgrade. I personally don't like the A320 chipset but if that what you got, you gotta stick with it. Make sure your ram matches cause A320 used to be very touchy with ram, not sure if that's been improved though.
@@SpoonHurler so u saying that, i wont get any problem from this upgrade, right? Like the power consumption, bcs my psu 550w, beside the ram things.
@@alvinhoras 5600 is a 65w CPU and 6700XT is 200-230w but you can undervolt and stuff... the 550w is low and if you had the money to replace it I would but it will work unless you are maxing out the CPU and GPU at the same time. You can also control the power, undervolting or putting the 5600 in eco mode too. Basically you can make it work, I'd get a bigger PSU as soon as it possible though.
@@SpoonHurler ahh, i see. So it would be better if i get a better psu, bcs i dunno how to undervolt or stuff like that. Any recommendation?
Mini ITX? LIKE! all 3 of my builds are minis
Hey so I currently have a 3060ti dual mini 8gb a ryzen 5600x
16gb of ram idk what type bought from overclockers uk for £800
I get 144fps 1080p aka max of my monitor i cap it
In all games on ultra but naturally i don’t run them on ultra just because idk what the point
If i was going to upgrade what would i go
Amd or nivida
I’ve only ever had nivida nwver had intel or amd
I play comp games with ranked settings like valorant or apex anything with ranked setting
Gigabite b450m
With a 5600X you can pair all the way to a 4070 or 6950XT. If gaming focused I'd go AMD and remember you want at least 12gb of VRAM on the card. See our Best GPU for Gaming 2023 video for more
Hi jason, moving back to dorms pretty soon can you please help me with a budget pc build for mainly FPS games and some photoshop . Already have a dell sd34dwgg monitor to start with, thanks for the help. 👍
Check out the video from last Saturday on the channel (second to last one on the channel page) it has a couple of great back to school builds I would recommend
As much as I would love to have an ITX PC, I rather see more compact mATX builds. I just couldn't wrap my head around the idea of paying more expensively for a motherboard with less features than its ATX and mATX siblings. It should've been the other way around. Hence why I see mATX as the more sensible compact build option. Luckily we have lesser known companies like Jonsbo and SGPC, to name a few, doing really compact mATX cases, one of which I'm currently building right now.
Love my NZXT H1. About to build my second (actually third, forgot my wife’s) ITX build. Might even build another. 😂🐈⬛ looking at the Fractal Ridge.
You are the ITX building champ!! Show off the pics when you're done if you like. Channel member discord coming soon (this week I think, got some big life stuff slowing us down a bit).
No mom! I want to watch pc builder!
Just a disclaimer for anyone planning on getting the coolermaster nr200 you dont need an ultra low profile cooler since you can mount the GPU horizontally you can acomodate a 158 mm height cooler like a noctua nhu12a or a thermalright peerles assasin 120 and get better cooling
That case (mini ITX cases in general) need lots of planning beforehand, so also make sure to allow for extra room if you’re planning to use the glass panel instead of the perforated metal one.
Ohhh my god Thank you Jason no other TH-camr ever make video like this ✊🏾
Hope its helpful! Felt like it was time to get a Mini ITX build guide to the channel (:
Planning on doing a mini ITX build later this year. I already have a GPU for it (RTX 3060 12GB) and will go with the 13600K for the processor. I'm using a Silverstone Sugo for the case (only one I've found that supports an optical drive).
Exciting! Best wishes on your build
If I wanted to do a budget itx but use the i3-12100 what Mb would you recommend
Any good B660 itx board. Or if its for office build only and you're using integrated gpu only, go H610.
I decided to go with the coolermaster nr200 non p. Mounting the msi rtx4080 trio horizontal. This allows me to fit an artic 280 aio to the side to cool my 7800x3d on an asus B650E I. Great combo. Lots of performance in a small case
Good choice on 4070 very efficient GPU for what it offers. Definitely would look into safely undervolting without lowering out of box performance for ITX builds.
One thing to note for anyone copying this build is the g skill ripjaw ram used in this build is intel XMP certified, but not amd expo certified. xmp may work on amd motherboards but I'd suggest going with the G skill flare ram which is amd expo certified and costs the same as the ripjaws ram
The good news is testing has shown you can use either and it will be fine (including my own) so you can use whichever kit you like best! (:
@@PCBuilderChannel that's good to know
Console players yeet their controllers but PCMR can yeet our whole system.
Like this build, I love chimney style airflow although it's a little less effective with a vertical GPU but we gotta have the aesthetics so it's cool.
Easy to yeet for sure (;
Yes with this cooler mount its even more important to make sure the case airflow is working well. Our temps ended up super solid but something for folks to keep in mind for sure
NR200P is the vanilla of ITX. Still like the ITX content though!
Classic for a reason! (;
Yeah but he got it fir like 45 bucks so I'll allow it. I like the AP201 a little more at their normal prices and even the Hyte Revolt 3 when you can get it with a 700w sfx psu for under 120 usd. But I doubt you can find a better itx case deal than this case under 50 bucks.
Guys, please check my build below
I only use my pc to play only 2 games, Dota 2 and counter stirke 2 and i am on a very strict budget
Mobo - Msi a620m
Cpu- ryzen 5 7600
Gpu - rx 6600 8gb (dota 2 and cs 2 are cpu based games don't need heavy gpu)
Cooler - stock (wraith)
Ram- ddr5 5200mhz 16*1 gb( will put another one 2-3 years down the line as my games don't need much ram, the cpu only supports 5200mhz)
Ssd- kingston 500gb m.2 nvme gen 4
Cabinet - msi mag forge m100a mini atx (not sure if i am making the right choice should i go for mid tower? Please suggest )
Psu- msi mag 650 bronze
Headphone- razor blackshark v2x usb 7.1
Mouse - razor deathadder essential wired
Keyboard - ant mk 1000 (need f1 and numbers)
Screen - gigabyte 27fc curved 1080p 165hz
Hi, i need assistance, my budget is around 1300$ for complete PC setup. Can I go for i5 13600k+nvidia 3060ti+msi pro z690-A ?
You can go 12700KF, 4070, and the motherboard you picked if you want to.
I wouldn't recommend that GPU/CPU Combo personally due to the GPU lack of VRAM. Check out our Best GPU/CPU Combo 2023 video for lots more on this
@@PCBuilderChannel Can I go for RX 6700 XT with the same processor? I mostly do editing and 3d animation sometimes gaming.
I’ve started collecting the components for my first top of the line build and my first all AMD build. I’d decided to get the cheaper components first starting with the Samsung 970 EVO Plus 250GB M.2 NVMe SSD that will primarily be the C: drive for the Operating System. I’ll get the motherboard, CPU, and GPU last as they’re the most expensive components in any build. Going with the Ryzen 9 7950x and the Sapphire Tech Nitro+ RX 7900 XTX for the CPU and GPU.
Exciting! Best wishes on your build!
Sounds good, but be careful. If you're too slow, the cheaper components will come down in price.. I bought 32gb (2x16gb) of ram for my second pc... for less than i paid for 16gb (2x8gb) for my first pc... 7 months earlier.
@@Nalianna I’ll more than likely have the majority of the components for my build in 4-5 months tops. Things shouldn’t change that drastically in just a few months.
im planning to build my first pc, and a mini itx at that. centered around 5600g and ch160 case, i won't be adding a gpu as it will only be used for my wife work which is mostly browser base apps. im having a hard time finding affordable boards and psu though. any suggestions pls?
Hi Jason, got any suggestions on MITX cases that could fit the nitro+ 7900 xtx vapor x or red devil 7900 xtx?
AP201 can hold either I believe... definitely holds a Nitro+, you just need to buy a small PSU (140-ish mm ATX/SFX-L or any SFX).
Your bottom intake fans will also be very close to the GPU which is good and bad so you will need some kind of intake for the CPU either on the back or top intake.
@@SpoonHurler Hi, thanks for this. The case does look nice but do you have any other suggestion that is smaller in itx form that can handle either gpus?
@@alloides I don't think any true ITX cases can fit the Nitro+ and Red Devil since they need 4 slots and most ITX cases only have 3. I think some other 7900 xtx can fit 3 slots though like the Sapphire Pulse, so you kind of have to pick a smaller GPU or a bigger case.
@@alloides for 3 slot ITX, NR200, Lian Li Q58 and Evolv Shift are all good, the NR200 looks like the best value right now
@@SpoonHurler duly noted, thank you.
SOTTR high settings with 3080 uv 1965 core-912mv and 7900x:1440p 198fps,4k 122fps,almost 25% faster at 4k.Dont buy intel cpus,dont buy any gpu from this generation,only 4090.
Hello jason . I'm planning to get a 6700xt. My current cpu is i5 9400f on a msi z390 motherboard. I'm worried about the bottleneck. Can u help
Hi, I was looking at getting my own Mini ITX build and was wondering if this could work with a European outlet (220 volts)?
If not, then what modifications would I need to not fry it when plugged into European outlets?
is not bad for the gpu with that direct air of the cpu? Also most people here build pcs in places where summer is a joke. Can this pc hold to 48 to 55 C weather?
0:14
Human satisfaction = ✅
Bank account = ❌
lol!
You mentioned ThermalTake as the manufacturer of the top case fans, but you actually used ThermalRight (according to the video).
Does overclocking an MSI GPU using MSI OC scanner void the warranty?
this is almost the build I'm planing, but with a different case. I prefer the Thermaltake Tower 200
keep switching back and forth with my meshify and ncase M1 , cant seem to make a choice. Which is annoying because its hold back my future build because I dont want to keep two mobos :p
I like the $900 ITX build 'cause $1,700 w/a 4070 is a big no. Total: $873.93
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 3.7 GHz 6-Core Processor ($138.00 @ Amazon)
Motherboard: ASRock B550M-ITX/ac Mini ITX AM4 Motherboard ($129.99 @ Newegg)
Memory: G.Skill Ripjaws V 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3600 CL16 Memory ($74.98 @ Amazon)
Storage: PNY XLR8 CS3040 1 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME ($50.99 @ Adorama)
Video Card: Sapphire PULSE Radeon RX 6700 XT 12 GB Video Card ($319.99 @ Newegg)
Case: Cooler Master MasterBox NR200 Mini ITX Desktop Case ($64.99 @ Newegg)
PSU: Phanteks Revolt SFX 650 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular SFX ($94.99 @ Newegg)
The 4070 is only 30% better than the 6700XT. For an extra $100, the 6800 is only 10% behind the 4070 with 16GB VRAM. If you want min-itx that's efficient , then a 7600 and 6800 is the sweet spot. Price/peformance, price/watt.
Hey jason! I love your content, just a quick question, is there anyway that you can check system latency on some of these AMD and Intel boards? Some of us use our PCs for other things besides gaming, like video content creation, with real time audio, and DPC latency, makes a big difference with Audio being able to be recorded and mixed for video when you were doing complicated things. Love the content, keep up the great work, be well, and be safe! DPC latency checker is usually the standard btw
I would get a bad feeling with a poorly cooled PC case, so I mostly go for big towers, BUT I see the design appeal to the small builds, especially for interior-fitting multi purpose builds. And I have the feeling that smaller builds will take over in the future..
I prefer a larger case, as they stays a lot cooler, thus the Hardware lasts longer.
Cheers
Totally fair, definitely have to be extra mindful of airflow with ITX!
Once you’ve played AAA games, rendered and edited videos, etc on a laptop, you don’t even blink at an ITX build.
Am I crazy, or did i miss the Intel motherboards part? Couldnt find it in the best mobos for intel video either. :(
Does mounting fans straight onto the metal side/top/bottom panels of the case cause them to be louder from the vibrations? I heard that can be an issue with smaller builds.
I would love to build one of these SFF mini ITX but lack the funds. Isn't that always the case. lol
There is just something really rewarding, on building an ITX-build...
Cannot say, that it's always more rewarding, compared to bigger build... But yeah.
I have a "Mammoth" build as my main machine and ITX one as my "home theater" machine... Though, actually they are like 3 meters apart... 😂
P. S. The cases are: Phanteks Enthoo 719 and Shift 2 Air.
Glad you appreciated this build! And thanks for your support! :)
Hi Jason,
Does it matter if I have one NVME drive for storage AND windows? If not, why? Thanks!
If you meant using an NVME drive for OS and some files, yes. One is enough as you can use another Nvme or SATA ssd or hard disk as backup storage.
@@rogued3mon414 Why can't I just get a 2 TB NVME for OS and games and such?
@@deucerr3470 Yeah you can do that for sure
One is fine! See our Best SSD for Gaming 2023 video for lots more on this
It sucks that ths affordable AM4 mini itx are only pcie 3.0
Possible video idea for you: explain what the different letters mean on the end of a CPU. What does it mean on an Intel CPU if it has a "K," etc. and what does it mean on an AMD CPU if it non-X, X or X3D.
Already got you! Check out our PC Parts Explained 2023 video! (:
@@PCBuilderChannel I didn't realize you had one already! Thanks!
I think the thermaltake tower 100 looks really neat and is a tiny case. Has 3 glass panels
do you have video for a mini tower build without gpu for 7000 series?
These videos are just amazing. Thank you 🙏
So glad you enjoyed! Thank you for watching
i love how the cat inspects te build, approves with a look to the cam and then takes off ❤
Exactly! (;
New video 😊
Hope you enjoy!!
Have you seen the a620i releases? Do you have any opinions on them?
RGB Vomit aint give Jack In peformance.
2:28 - it’s still the side panel even if you turn the case sideways.
Question: does this case come with both the mesh and glass panel?
jason i have a i5 9400f with a 2060 Super with 2666 mhz ram should i go for ryzen 5 7600 or wait for the new gen intel processors for the price drop or better performance cpu or u can suggest me i want to game at 360hz on valorant
My recommendation would depend on your budget. Valorant is an easy to run game but you an invest in however powerful of a build you want to insure you get the FPS you want. Check out our 7600 build guide for more.
I got a nephew in college. Space is VERY minimal in the dorm. Mini ITX was a life saver for him. I went with a R7 5700x. Paired that with a 6700xt XFX card.
Hi Savage!! Yes space saving is a huge advantage of ITX.
Hope you are having a great weekend!
@@PCBuilderChannel I am. Hope you and the family are having a great weekend as well.
It's amazing how expensive my tastes are . . .
Have the itch to build again for another case. Should i just re use everything on current pc? Maybe upgrade gpu? Tempting
Check out our How to Upgrade your PC 2024 video
could you make a video about the fractal terra case?
Nice to see more small case builds. I left behind giant cases probably 10 years ago. They just take up too much space. And really, other than one-off instances, who is running a stack of scsi hard drives and cd roms anymore? With the fans and open case options these days cooling to me is a non-issue anyway as I see it.
And using an old school wood desk thats older than me (I'm no spring chicken) case height is the first thing that I need to look at. And thats led to the discovery of another pet peeve of mine with cases these days; top usb ports.... Can't plug anything in for under-desk cases. Don't know how many nice cases I saw that where immediately out of the running due to top ports.
This is actually my first Mini ITX Build! I'm coming around to loving them though, the small footprint is really nice
@@PCBuilderChannel It is. And theres the extra challenge of finding things to fit the space. Can't just willy nilly pick anything becuase its cool.
Why u didn't go with micro itx board or it will not fit?
Thermalright ARGB Slim Fans
Do you have the full build video slowed down?
Hello guys! I have a question I currently have an i7 13700k and considering the RTX 4070 as it is within my budget. But I hear AMD RX6950 is more worth it? I'm looking to play fps games like valorant and some singleplayer games as well in 1440p and some VR games. I was wondering if it'd be more worth it to get AMD instead?
For a gaming focused build yes 6950XT is a great choice, or 7900XT. But remember AMD is announcing new GPUs at about that level soon so you might want to wait a few weeks
I plan on upgrading my PC to a mini itx part list but fit it into a 4U server chassis for it to be rack mounted.
Hello! i just build the Ryzen 7700x & 4070 for my brother. I changed the case for the fractal Desing terra, the m.2 for an SSD and the cooler for the ID-COOLING IS-47-XT . Today he was playing project zomboid and the highest temp was 95.7C. i get spike of high temps when opening any application or when i change between applications. I have updated the the bios to the lates version and drivers for the temporary gpu( waiting on the 4070, using a 1660 ti). Im going to remount and reapply the cooler and see if that works, but if does not what other thinks i can do to fix this problem? maybe get the ID-COOLING IS-55 as is a bit bigger( mistake when checking compatibility in pc part picker, with made me get the smaller cooler) i think it should fit the case.
Hi Jason, I just discovered your channel. I am not into gaming but hopefully you can answer my questions. I have a laptop and and a mini pc. The laptop is a Thinkpad t480 having an I5 8350U @1.70Ghz 8th gen CPU and 16 Gb RAM. The mini pc is a Thinkcentre with I3 - 6100T @3.2 Ghz CPU and 8Gb RAM. I am planning to buy an LG C2 TV to be used as monitor and I would like to know if any of these two can drive the said TV that will be used for monitoring charts for trading stocks. Since I plan to monitor several stock charts at a time, my concern is that, the computers y may not be able to handle it. Any thoughts?
hey guys quick question:
i'm currently building my first pc but i cant figure out how to connect the power cable for the pump of a thermalright frozen notte 240mm aio on an asrock b650m pro rs wifi mobo. I was told that in most mobos there should be a separate header for aio pumps next to the standard CPU_FAN1 but i can't find it. I've also noticed the there are multiple headers on the bottom of the motherboard labled as CHA_FAN # /WP. Does the WP stand for water pump meaning i am supposed to plug it in there?
Hello, I really admire your setup and I'd like to create something similar. However, I've purchased a 7900XT with a length of 313 mm. Could you please tell me the length of your GPU? would the 313 mm GPU fit in the NR200P? Thank you for your assistance.
I've built PC use mATX. First I've decided to built mITX, but it was some expensive than mATX. And mATX has more offers than mITX, mITX case usually required not standard PSU. I hope we'll see more offers mITX cases and motherboard in the future.
I have a friend that has a i7-7700K and a 2070. They play at 1440p and are thinking of getting a 6700xt. Would that be a bad bottleneck at 1440p with the 7700k?
A platform upgrade would be a big boost to them, 15 to 20 percent more FPS if they upgrade their CPU with that GPU. But its fine. See our Best GPU/CPU Combo 2023 video for more
I think the max version is a bit better, PSU and 280mm AIO with a gen 4 PCI cable all included. You are practically ready just to slap everything in there with no worries. Corsair 2000D hnourable shout
I have a second PC that I built in a Corsair 5000 but it was two big so I moved allthe components into a NZXT H1 v2 that I'm very happy with. I had too replace the motherboard, ram, gpu to get to fit. I installed a Ryzen 5900X, 32GB ram, and EVGA Nvidia 3080. I then upgraded my main PC and used the compents from my main PC and secondary PC to build a third PC that I sold on ebay. I didn't get much for a Ryzen 5800x, 32GB ram, and an AORUS NVIDIA 3080. I'm happy I upgraded my main PC and move my secondary PC to a smaller case.
It took ages for a next episode. Don't do it again! 😂
Yes! We always launch on Saturdays no matter what so you can count on that, but we usually try to get at least one other video out during the week and didn't this time. Got some big life news I'll share with channel soon (:
I'd prefer went straight to NR200P- MAX instead since you got AIO with it which made more sense when you are mounting the GPU vertically.
I lvoe mini itx Builds.
Since 2014 i go ITX only.
Small, quiet & powerfull
I only wish, we had more smaller gpus these days.
I built a node 204 in 2016 to shove in my suitcase to bring to .my condo in Ecuador. Many ITX cases have been redesigned to hold a bigger video card which is good.