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Nice, isn't it.

@@jordanash it's been long time not saw any blower gpu, and really great concept combined for those different things

How have you connected it? If with USB then yeah that's not connecting to your soundcard. You can download eq software for windows devices, like this - sourceforge.net/projects/equalizerapo/

Glad to hear it! No problem. Might need a bios update to support more drives if a Gen 4 drive isn't working. There isn't clearance for a heatsink but M.2's under the panel are fine if they're not being used *constantly* and I'm talking like an editing scratch disk. Someone else mentioned they added a thick thermal pad onto it, that's always an option.

Oh yes

Hmmm that's odd. As the other fans are giving the same issue it it sounds like some sort of vibration problem. I can ask my rep for any ideas if you can't sort it

A very unpleasant noise. One of these days I will install other new fans from Thermalright 140mm and the result will be visible.

Very odd, what a shame

Got the same loud sound but adjusted the Fan curves and now everything is silent and low temps all around

Oh so it's just a rpm range, how odd. To be fair 600-800 is very low but I wouldn't expect noise.

Awesome! Great combo there, thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching ☺

For sure! Thanks for watching

Happy to do a video with that, I generally leave videos open ended and suggest if there's anything people would like to see. I wanted to get this out though as it's a limited time offer and testing another card would have delayed it more (I already was a day later)

@@jordanash Fair enough. Thanks. I'd be happy to see how the 4070 S or the TS performs and how much total power the systems draw.

Ah I don't have a 4070 S or TS, only a 4070. The 4070 is still expensive in comparison too, I'll see if I can get one on loan or something.

@@jordanash Looking forward to it as those are more popular than the by 2024 standards obsolete 4070 as everybody wants to play at least WQHD min 144 FPS at 144Hz.

I don't think it's obsolete, it's still a great card. Ordered a power meter!

Exactly why it should be better.

Yep, at 3:28

Someone else asked in the comments if you want more info, or Google one vs the other. As far as I know the main one was that this supports 8000 series. I don't know why a bios update couldn't sort that though

I think 9000 series is going to be awesome, I'm hoping to cover them. From what I've seen as long as thr CPUs perform Intel don't really worry about heat, so I can't see them changing it unfortunately. Maybe I'll be pleasantly surprised though.

@@jordanash do you think AMD will jump into AI as well?

They already are if I recall, they have AI processors coming out soon

I'd recommend sighing up to their email list, they sent into on there ☺ - www.scan.co.uk/info/scanshot-signup

Thank you! Glad to hear it ☺

They might do it again, so you might be able to grab one. Thank you, appreciate you watching and commenting

Can't you use? It would be easier to see what you can. Google the motherboard model and check the QVL list on the Gigabyte website.

Not used that one sorry. Headers for ARGB yeah, I showed them in the video haha

I could do, I've got a TUF 7900XTX since I made this.

@@jordanash would really appreciate, I'm right now looking for nice gaming build with only AMD for like 2500$

I'm planning another build soon that's all AMD, it's around $2000.

@@jordanash I'll wait for your video. Thank you

Okay :) No problem

Forgot to mention, I think the price is very good. It is expensive but fair. Some of these features are simple and you won't get them even with the Dark base 901 Pro - which I find extremely overengineered and overpriced at over £300 is crazy. It's like they've jumped the 200-300 range.

You're welcome, thanks for watching. You don't need to be an artist though, you also don't need to justify why you bought something you like to anyone else! I'm going to do a gaming PC in this case soon!

Some AMD CPUs don't like all four sluts populated sometimes, have you updated the BIOS?

Yes latest version I’ll stick with the 32gb I have was a tad overkill going to 64gb if needed I could just plump for 2 32gb sticks 😂

Ah, fair enough then :)

If I recall it's it's on the side of the rear I/O. Check the comments if this isn't right as someone asked before.

Not for this price, only PCIe Gen 5 - rog.asus.com/uk/motherboards/rog-strix/rog-strix-z790-h-gaming-wifi-model/

It's a 3-pin variant but the rest is the same. I will get verification on why this is as soon as I can, I expect as cheaper and in volume that makes a difference.

Thank you!

Glad I could help! I'd recommend Scan X3S that I mentioned in the video - www.scan.co.uk/3xs

@@jordanash thanks

Anytime

There are shorter sense pins on the NVIDIA 40 series connector, then the other different is the naming. The older cable type used in ATX 3.0 is referred to as 12VHPWR, the new cable type used in ATX 3.1 is named 12V-2x6. More info here, you can just Google ATX 3.0 vs ATX 3.1 - www.coolermaster.com/en-global/guide-and-resources/what-is-atx-3-1/ And yeah, I showed the regular cables in the video.

​@@jordanash Thanks man🙏.Actually, I don't speak English so I don't understand what you say in the video. I only watch the actions and product images😂

Yes most of the time a newer more updated / powerful version of a product can be used in place of the older version. Only downside is that you won't neccessarily be able to use the new version to the fullest capability it can support- but it will let you to max out the capabilities your older equipment can have.

@@johnpaulbacon8320 thank you😁👍

Ah okay, I see. I can always use Google translate if it's easier.

You shouldn't *need* to, but if you've got the cable you just as well use it

@@jordanash Thank you very much! You are doing a very good job. Keep it like this😃

Anytime! Thank you, I appreciate that

Well then adjust for your environment. I live in a city myself...

Yeah, that'll be fine. As long as you too the plastic off the thermal pad first.

Thank you!

Welcome! Thank you. They're *VERY* different cases, sorry to say I don't think I'd be able to make a video on those as that's a very niche comparison and therefore it simply won't get views. Cases that are similar I'd be more open to making a video about though. To be fair I don't have the standard 011, just the EVO.

@@jordanash OK I understand bro

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So the width is 180mm, *but* that's edge to edge. It's right at on the side at the left, then the right has the angled section behind, but with the extra frame on the fan it wouldn't fit anyway.

@@jordanash Thanks for measuring this.. I think i'll skip this case. I was moaning NZXT for 2 weeks, yet they havent added this feature. Maybe they will release v2, but they also forced me to create account on some of their forums or creator... something to report the idea.

No problem, maybe the next case will be more accommodating. I think that's what most do now unfortunately

Should be fine but bear in mind what I said about the video in regards to scaling things. Also remember this is B-series, so no overclocking support other than XMP.

@@jordanash Thank You for the reply. This board is purely a budget thing as its £130 currently and I do plan to up-grade later down the line when I have the £££ to do so. Thanks for the review and explanations BTW. Most Don't explain things when unboxing.

Would it not be easier to just save first to get the board you want after? The minute you buy this board it loses value, I'd just hold on till you can afford it.

@@jordanash Thanks again for the advice. I might have to.

Anytime ☺

No, it has an adapter that I showed in the video... 6:20

Thank you! Yes, for sure! I'm looking forward to the new Lian Li cases, should be good.

Great! Though u think there's a better choice than H7 in this range?

I really like the NZXT H6. Also, the Phanteks NV5 is another amazing case. (I have videos on both)

@@jordanash H6 Looks kida big but how about cases like h7's style? Like corsairs or lian li maybe?!

H6 is smaller than it looks really. For similar cases, the I really like the Antec I covered recently, the Performance 1 FT ARGB, that's what I referenced in the video.

I've had it since the announcement, just couldn't publish anything till now. Yeah it's a bit odd they didn't do a 420mm single frame now you mention it. I sent a message to them so hopefully I'll hear back.

@@jordanash Thanks.

My pleasure, thanks for your continued views and comments!

@@jordanash Just keep up the good work with your reviews.

I'll do my best!

I really like the H6 personally. What Arctic cooler are you looking to fit, the LCIII thicker ones? I wouldn't wait, from what I saw from Prime Day last year, they just put the prices up to bring that back to the normal prices, making it *look* like a deal.

@@jordanash Thanks for the reply... Yeah I'd love to get the LCIII thicc boy, but I've seen so many people have issues fitting it. I've went ahead and ordered everything except cooler and MB... I got the H6, but I think it was always going that way! You channel has been very helpful for me so far!

You might be able to mount a 360 where the front intakes are? Glad to hear that!

My pleasure, thanks for watching

This is ATX and the other is M-ATX first of all. Both are good, depends on if you have a smaller case I guess

As I said in the video they seem to go for performance now. It does make temps a lot lower so I think needing a little more cleaning is worth the exchange.

@@jordanash I saw a direct comparison between these two cases and the differences between them in terms of heat and loudness are very low, almost identical (but the 2024 was tested without bottom fans). I have a similar designed case right now (the full mesh front without additional filter) and unfortunately you need to clean it quite often. If the differences are not that significant the lack of additional protection is not a benefit at all. It should be optional at least.

I think the 2022 model has different fans, which could also make a difference. Ideally, you need to test the same case with and without filters to see how it changes. I might make a video to be fair, I'd like to see.

@@godzinillaI would guess that the direct airflow fans on the gpu for the 2024 would drop temps significantly. This is especially beneficial as the GPU is typically the hottest component in the pc. The lack of dust filters is bothersome, but is easily remedied by purchasing custom magnetic filters as people have done with the H6 flow. For the cost though, the 2024 h7 flow should’ve included removable dust filters.

I can't tell you exactly as I don't know the temperature of your country or how many volts your motherboard puts into the CPU, but this would be fine for a 13700k.

@@jordanash Thank you for your reply, but one point is that I already have installed a cooler in the model msi 360 v2 and it cant keep cold under the rendering .and temperature over 100c after 10 sec.and i want to change that cooler and buy this asus tuf..do u have any opinion?

I don't know how much benefit you'll get swapping from that to this, again there's lots of things you need to consider. Asetek 8th Gen AIO's have been cooler, but a lot more expensive.

*looks at camera and smiles*

Thank you!

Guessing you mean the 7800X3D? You can just google on vs the other. The main difference is the 1st nvme slot is now pcie 5, and it also supports ryzen 8000

Yeah, that'll work okay

Ages, I've printed say a dozen labels since this video and only charged it once.