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500w segurou td mesmo ??

Thanks. Great idea on how to install the motherboard standoff screws size!! I needed it

Why you stopped bro.. Make a new one.. In this channel we can say that, there is only one video.. And thats great..

i really wish there was more content about "jank diy--where are they now?" i think jank is a worthwhile project but the benefit of releasing a video could be increased if the long term results were included. if you're just showing off thats fine too

I think some people don't really understand how airflow and aircooling works.

que susto, pensei que a tela azul fosse aqui no meu pc 😅

omg 😢tks for ur work man. <3

I have those exact same clamps, bought them from Lidl

He created support to counter GPU sag, the one thing that really bothers PC builders.

Sensacional o seu trabalho....parabéns!...⚡

possible to make a PC build without the expensive tools? thatd be an interesting video!

do you have some Sketch Plan for this Project its truly amazing Man Nice job.

Good video, but that music is loud and annoying.

Were those M3 or M4 female ended standoffs with M3 or M4 screws to attach them to the motherboard? Also what size washers did you use there?

Wow! great job buddy!

You know Kreg makes a pocket-hole jig for graphics cards, right?

That is amazing work. Good job.

The blue screen got me so bad bruh

Dude! I didn't know what channel to sub on. My woodworking channel, my tech channel or my gaming channel :D So, I guess I will sub on several. Cool build, thanks for sharing.

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friend, it was incredible, surreal... I want to make a wooden casemod too, and I will use your video as an inspiration thank you from the bottom of my heart

I would treat it with a dye, and give it some varnish. Would look 10 times better, as untreated wood does not look so nice untreated no matter what wood. I know you love an open case design but adding a case enclosure seriously won't hurt your thermals but improve them, additionally you will have less of a chance giving your PC dust and moisture of death, the only thing that kills your PC... DUST AND MOISTURE. BE professional and don't use open case design even if your have OCD and constantly clean it, it's a huge risk and components in your computer were designed to be inside an enclosure. Other than that it's great, just maybe you gave yourself a little too much work with such thick plywood, but whatever, you basically have more pro tools than you need to do it.

Crude waste of wood.

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This is awesome, I'm a tech nerd and love making things with wood so this is a perfect video for me.

incredible work

Somebody: "How big is your pc case?" Americans: "One and a half handsaws"

great work! i just change one thing with the radiator. i think it would be better to make a hole in the case so the hot air goes to the back of the case allowing you to better cool the rest of the pc. nice job.

As a carpenter i think you should have consulted a carpenter Appreachiate the effort but you could have done a way better job with some proffessional guidance But for an apprentice a good job !

Liked the video are you able provide link to the standoff you used, I like how you came from the bottom, I just couldn't make out all the items you used.

Cool build

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u are amazing bro, congrats for the case, your work is awesome, i hope to do something similar some day, i enjoyed the video so much!

80% do vídeo, só cortando madeira, nenhum resultado, vídeo cansativo

What is the front io hub? I can't find any with usb and a power button like yours

This aint speed building, its fast forwarding

Could've lent you 50 bucks if you asked for bro

Opened and exposed box, can the PC gets a little NOISY with SIX fans running at the same time, incl the Power supply fan?

In germany we say "Murkser"

you buried that HDD, they do get hot too

Just going to catch fire no?

You did a fantastic job and the end result is nice. My only thought I can contribute is that with how you mounted your hard drive I would just be a little concerned with like vibration. Hard drives last a lot longer when they are mounted with some sort of soft rubber to isolate them. On the up side though I like that you are actively cooling your hard drive. They can get toasty over time if there is no air moving over them.

That would suck if you needed to install another PCIE card down the road. Or if you wanted to get a different graphics card and the shape and size was different. Either way - well done mate.

Nice 👍🏾 job. I bet that thing weighs a ton.

Can I have a copy of plan or templates. So far, it is the most simple built wood CPU and the most stable.

good job.

Where did you find the supplies for the front io?

радиатор водянки установлен не правильно!

Just wow