Haha they just need to make a special priced two pack of T30s, and we can throw in whatever Thermalright heatsink that fits. The fact that this air cooler combo is working this well at a moderate RPM with the 9900X is mind boggling.
@@MachinesMore I just reviewed the D12L in the M2 and I wish the T-30s fit. I think in the sea of liquid coolers, it’s nice to see so many budget air coolers stepping up and improving. Notably I wasn’t a big fan of air cooling but the M2 turned me into a small fan.
@ They’re pretty good. It really depends on the case you’re using. Quite a tight fit in the M2, but it works, and you’ll have a quite dense system. You can get similar performance with other fans, but you have the luxury of running lower RPMs with the T-30s.
What are the "cons" of not having access to the PSU'a On/Off switch? Does the Micorsoft "Shut Down" software switch turn the PSU off? I'm hoping the only "con" is not being able to turn the PSU off during maintenance. I shut down my current laptop every evening.
Oh my god I just found Your channel recently and I love the way everything is presented and professional but also fun way! Hope this channel gets tons of followers! Interesting case, especially for mac fans. But why are the front usb ports not indicated which one is the faster and which one is the slower port? 😂 Also wouldn't it work with 2 smaller fans on the front as intake, 1 blowing into the cpu cooler and one blowing into the gpu? Or just 1 blowing into the cpu cooler and let the gpu suck air from the top?
Yep that price in bonkers. But lovely case. Maybe 250 , and inverted assembly don’t agree too much with me. But apparently is necessary for this a case.
Given that it's biased towards aesthetics, it does the job well enough. Trying to do a triple rad setup in a case like this seems pointless and misses the point of the case.
Diminishing returns at work here. For most folks my opinion is the M2 will be enough and does more, I would recommend the McPrue if and only if someone is after the utmost tolerances.
@ for sure, I’m never this early on videos so I thought, hey! Maybe I’m actually first. No one’s ever fighting for first on my videos, M&M here is doing something right.
Beautiful case but Holy crap that price is eye watering 🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, it's up there!
Thats alot of money for not alot of case 🥲. Ncase m2 feels like a much better deal by a mile
My thoughts exactly. The last mile of quality is exponentially more expensive.
I love how this channel is organized. ❤No bs straight up videos. & also obscure product showcases. Never change your video layout.
It’s seriously the best. Watch every video he drops.
May I ask what length of GPU this case can fit?
T30s are 120mm um did you at least go for some 140s?
This has to be the absolute best looking SFF case, bar none.
"What even is a mcprue?" Optimum tech lmao
What is Phanteks waiting for?!?! An invitation to make a tower cooler with two T-30s? 😂
Haha they just need to make a special priced two pack of T30s, and we can throw in whatever Thermalright heatsink that fits. The fact that this air cooler combo is working this well at a moderate RPM with the 9900X is mind boggling.
@@MachinesMore try it on artic 36 please!
@@MachinesMore I just reviewed the D12L in the M2 and I wish the T-30s fit. I think in the sea of liquid coolers, it’s nice to see so many budget air coolers stepping up and improving. Notably I wasn’t a big fan of air cooling but the M2 turned me into a small fan.
@@chrisrussellca what do you think about T30s on artic freezer 36?
@ They’re pretty good. It really depends on the case you’re using. Quite a tight fit in the M2, but it works, and you’ll have a quite dense system. You can get similar performance with other fans, but you have the luxury of running lower RPMs with the T-30s.
Are your fans inverted? The logo side of the fan is configured as intake for your build. Isn't that normally exhaust?? Am I going crazy?
They're reverse orientation fans. So the "frame" side is the intake side.
Weird Cheese flex but I'm here for it
how many times does the formd t1 have to dominate before people realize its the end all be all mini itx case
What are the "cons" of not having access to the PSU'a On/Off switch? Does the Micorsoft "Shut Down" software switch turn the PSU off? I'm hoping the only "con" is not being able to turn the PSU off during maintenance. I shut down my current laptop every evening.
You can actually access it if you take the bottom mesh off and leave it off. Otherwise, you could just unplug it would be the next easiest solution.
Its expensive but the build quality is beautiful.
Oh my god I just found Your channel recently and I love the way everything is presented and professional but also fun way! Hope this channel gets tons of followers!
Interesting case, especially for mac fans. But why are the front usb ports not indicated which one is the faster and which one is the slower port? 😂 Also wouldn't it work with 2 smaller fans on the front as intake, 1 blowing into the cpu cooler and one blowing into the gpu? Or just 1 blowing into the cpu cooler and let the gpu suck air from the top?
Apple makes the smallest SFF cases already lol
When I saw that price from their site .. stopped right there... nope!!!
"It couldn't be that high.. I've seen expensive cases befo- holy s-"
demented price on these
How? Small run CNC jobs aren't cheap and these aren't basic mills. Expensive? yes, but not demented.
Just because it's not cheap doesn't mean it's "demented" or not worth it. Not everything is built for you.
If you tinker, try with an FE variant of the card please 😊
Going to try that. The airflow being reversed will likely be safer given the heavy flow-through.
That intro was a little,... cheesy. ;)
Yep that price in bonkers. But lovely case. Maybe 250 , and inverted assembly don’t agree too much with me. But apparently is necessary for this a case.
It's small scale CNC. It will never be $250.
Dust cleaning will be a nightmare...
Yes, nothing resembling dust management here 😐
@@MachinesMore Been running one for a year, it's not that bad.
Well after see this; I think I'll stick to my M2 Grater.
"USD 449$", yeah, I'm gonna have to pass on that.
Damn that is an ugly case
For that size you should be able to fit 3 280mm radiators with fans. Garbage layout and interior design.
Given that it's biased towards aesthetics, it does the job well enough. Trying to do a triple rad setup in a case like this seems pointless and misses the point of the case.
You clearly don't understand SFF.
Prices are getting ridiculous, why the hell would you recommend an itx case for $449
Diminishing returns at work here. For most folks my opinion is the M2 will be enough and does more, I would recommend the McPrue if and only if someone is after the utmost tolerances.
Because it's gorgeous and not everything needs to fit your budget.
First? Naw not that lucky
@@chrisrussellca well technically i was first but i think all those first comments are useless 🤣
@ for sure, I’m never this early on videos so I thought, hey! Maybe I’m actually first. No one’s ever fighting for first on my videos, M&M here is doing something right.