True, useing a AIO with tubes come out the side of the pump, removing the bottom panel for cable management and do not route the 24pin through the same hole like the tube would do the trick :)
@@Subdubbin Probably because it's the only one he had laying around that wasn't in a build, and he wanted to get this video out quickly, so he didn't tear down anything. Just my guess.
slick looking case! for me, the real trick with the cables is getting PSU's with sleeved cables. they're so much more flexible. to eat up cable length I create "S" shapes so that I can take as much or as little cable as needed while trying to reach pins and ports. with the AIO tubes, I usually twist the radiator (or pump) so that when installed, the tubes make a sort of cork screw shape, this allows the tubes to coil as you button everything up. it also forces the tubes one direction or another depending on your configuration, helpful for keeping tubes from pushing and putting too much pressure on the RAM sticks. ...and that concludes Jared's tech tips, goodnight everyone! lol
AIO with tubes that come straight off the face of the pump are kind of a no-no for a large majority of SFF builds. They just needlessly make things more complex than they have to be
Thank you for this build log video :) Some hints: - You can remove the bottom plate for much easier cable rounting on SFX-L - Route the 24pin over the bottom - Better use a AIO where the tubes comes out of the side not the top - Route the AIO tubes visualized in the manual
@@NoGoodNoob No, that's the waterblock that came with the EK-Quantum Power Kit, an all AMD watercooling thing they sent to reviewers last year (and you can buy for 900 USD!).
He took an Nvidia Sponsor probably or something along those lines. One part of a sponsor agreement can be to not show, indorse or mention competition or subsequent brand products.
4:08 I disagree, it is much bigger. If it's just going to be sitting on your desk, then the difference is not significant. But if you're going to be carrying it places (which the original A4-SFX was designed for), then it will make a big difference. You can't fit this new case in a backpack easily, it's much bulkier. The steel makes it heavier too. At this new size, there are better options imo. The NCase M1 being one, I'm glad I got mine before it got discontinued.
Both my Formd T1 and my Ncase M1 fit into around the same backpacks, and it's due to the length more than anything. The difference between the original dan case and the c4 lengthwise is only 1mm. OG dan case is 326 and the h20 is 327. The Ncase is actually larger than the h20. Ncase is 338mm x 160.6mm x 255.5mm 12,7 L and the H20 is 244 x 140 x 326mm, 11,1L.
Both cases are very efficient in what they can fit. Some people like the term performance/litre as a metric. And both cases would be pretty high up there.
I always recommend tuning your GPU and CPU voltages/clock speed. I have a mild OC on my 3090FE with a decent undervolt, and I have a -30 offset on my Ryzen 9 5900x which results in a sustained higher clockspeed, though this isn't OC'd. Doing SFF is always a bit more of a challenge, but it's well worth it if you like having desk space.
Any guide to undervolt Ampere? I am interested to push higher clocks with lower voltage. I am watercooling a 3090 STRIX OC with EKWB's Quantum Vector blocks, also the active backplate version. Temps are insanely low, but I want to push more performance cause it runs into the 480W power wall.
Well maybe at some point we could see an MATX with all the power delivery onboard as that would remove the power-supply size from the equation as their would be one Or at the very least onboard 12v to everything else with a gumbrick 12v only PSU
He took an Nvidia sponsor probably, hence why competitors Such as Radeon weren’t mentioned and in this case blurred as part of an agreement for the sponsor. Only RTX products are shown too… seems fishy to me.
SFF and "painful assembly process" goes hand in hand. After I put together my last rig in a FormDT1, I've decided that there is such a thing as "too small" and my next rig is probably gonna be in a NR200 or a Meshlicious case instead.
SFF doesn't have to be painful to build in, as long as you've got the right bits. I've got a Meshlicious (with 280mm EK AIO, 5800X, RTX 3070, SF750) and it was a very easy build process, far easier than this new Dan Case especially. For its size I think the Meshlicious is incredibly easy to build in, and still probably the easiest in the SFF class. I did employ the popular standoff mod (much like what Bitwit did in this vid, I used 2 x 20mm brass standoffs to raise the PCIE riser bracket for clearance for all my cabling through the middle of the case) which greatly improved my cable mgmt and getting a super clean end result. Highly recommended!
@@Jraz1011 Nope that is wrong, because the card shown in the video is the special waterblock that was sendt to content creators, but only the standard air cooler would show up as sawstikas while spinning at a certain refresh rate.
Yeah definitely don't bend the tubes like that. I had my NZXT X61 tubes bent in a similar way but not that tight and one day one of the tubes just cracked and all the coolant leaked out.
@@davidchillton1744 that's kinda the point of the case though. there are a lot of AIOs with adjustable tubes that come out from the side of the block, it would be much preferred to use these in this case.
@@davidchillton1744 I agree that good air coolers perform the same compared to even the best AiO CLCs out there, but it just won't fit inside this case. To cool a 5900X without an AiO in this case, going custom is the only way. If you got a 5950X, custom liquid cooling is mandatory.
Ty ty ty for THIS VIDEO. Can't wait to buy the bigger "Version 2". Thanks for (1)Side by side v1/v2 comparison (2)Pointing out 2x LONG rubber front/rear pads. (Better vibration dampening "?") (3)AIO/tubing sizings/Stand Offs $130 - $165 depends on GPU is fair! No price gouging. Unlike everyone 1.5 years ago.
With modular power supplies, for ITX builds I normally connect the cable first then plug it into the PSU after managing the cable… but that might just be me.
Glad to see you can kind of YOLO it while building in this case. Which means with some research and some custom cables you can make a pretty clean rig.
You can tell that kyle has very little exp with sff build . With proper planning , this build would have been easy and super clean. Optimum tech would have made this look like a child's play..hahah
Thank you buddy, love your content and wanted to support the channel. Just picked up an Ensemble M desk mat. You helped me build my computer back in 2018. Keep going strong!
If you would have used 90 degree adjustable hoses it would have made the build 20x more clean looking, but still very helpful in helping me find parts for my A4 that I will be getting.
I'm pushing a full loop with dual 240mm rads in an ncase M1. Someone mentioned component selection, that's Key to a clean, well fit SFF where there can be MM of clearance between equipment. Planning and research in advance is also important.
Dude...I reminded to the beginning of this video about 4 times trying to hear the component specs! Only to find that you sprinkled it through out the build 😌
I want a nr200p max but they aren't sold anymore it seems, and that sucks because I really want that case and included components. I'm not happy about that.
Doesn't that Fractal AIO have standard fittings? I suppose you could have changed the hoses out to something more manageable, but I suppose that also introduces other issues. Nice little build still!
@Bitwit there is a hard setting on the Celicus coolers if you accidentally turned the cap on the pump, you switched it to quiet mode, which even with my brothers 2700x allows temps to get up to 75C
A disclaimer for first time small PC builders who happened into this video or doing research. A lot of the headache when building small PC's can be alleviated when you connect stuff first before mounting or screwing them. In big cases, you can just get away with sticking all the parts in and then connecting them later on but it's often the reverse when building small PC's. If you put parts in first before connecting your stuff, you'll find yourself squeezing your hands into uncomfortably tight crevices or be forced to remove stuff you've already screwed. So yeah, pre-route your cables and connect what needs to be connected before you mount and screw things into position.
Mr. Kyle I don’t think you realized or showed that you realize that you have more gpus in your storage than micro center has in every location in the United States
PCIE 3.0 riser cable can be switched later for PCIE 4.0 version ? It is just difference in cables, case dimensions are the same for both X3 and X4 version ?
The more sff cases get released, the more I appreciate my nr200. Can fit a 280 rad to cool my 5900x with plenty of room for my 3070. To me, the price difference isn't worth the
I want a nr200p max but they aren't sold anymore it seems, and that sucks because I really want that case and included components. I'm not happy about that.
Either because Nvidia sponsored the video, or the GPU is the new 6950XT and Kyle got a sample early? Probably not though. Something’s up for damn sure.
I’m not sure either, maybe Nvidia sponsored the video in some way, hence the lack of mention for AMD or Radeon through the video. I could be wrong though.
Feels like they are moving closer to a slightly smaller NR200. I'm glad that I waited as I have a 3900x and wanted to go AIR in the NR200P, but may go with this instead as I have the same AIO already in an H200 case.
I know this is a long shot but I’ve got the same mb. I can’t build anymore until I remove the 2 brackets for the cooler however one of the screws is completely stuck. Using the right tool the other 3 came off no problem however the last screw will not budge. Any tips?
So glad I picked the Hyte Revolt 3 for my SFF build. So easy, no riser cable, cable mgmt was simple, has practical handle that I actually use when moving around to different rooms.
on the matter of psu, I have a 3950x, and am getting the same card you used in this system. I have a RM750x (2018) Corsair. Should I get a 850w, or a 1000w?
not gonna lie, kyle. this was a disaster. some of this was cringe-worthy of the verge build debacle. watching you shove those cooler lines down and say "as long as they don't kink" when you can clearly see they are. then you advise the audience not to follow your own build design by using a different cooler design with smaller lines. you should seriously plan your builds out more before letting the public see it. you are a professional man and this didn't show that at all.
That's a nice little pc so is mine... NZXT H1 case, Gigabyte X570 i Aorus Pro wifi, AMD Ryzen 3700X, Asus TUF RTX 3080 10gb, GSkill Trident Z 16gb 3200mhz cl14, WD 500gb blue sn550 m.2 nvme(boot and drivers), WD 4tb blue nand ssd(games), and a 120mm aio, 650w psu, gen4 riser cable(recall replacement) these last three came with the H1. My thermals... cpu 28c-32c idle, 46c-54c gaming and gpu 41c-55c idle, 60c-68c gaming.
Eventhough I can tell the case is good with proper planning for parts used, those that are less knowledgeable will just look at how much of a shitty time you had building it. Unfortunately it's all about perception, and so many mistakes could've easily been avoided. Delay the video and launch a better quality one to do the sponsor justice
To be fair, a better-planned component selection would have made this a super clean build.
True, useing a AIO with tubes come out the side of the pump, removing the bottom panel for cable management and do not route the 24pin through the same hole like the tube would do the trick :)
You must be new here, lmao.
Not sure why he would use that AIO unless it was a sponsor agreement thing. Idk.
this case sucks
@@Subdubbin Probably because it's the only one he had laying around that wasn't in a build, and he wanted to get this video out quickly, so he didn't tear down anything. Just my guess.
slick looking case! for me, the real trick with the cables is getting PSU's with sleeved cables. they're so much more flexible. to eat up cable length I create "S" shapes so that I can take as much or as little cable as needed while trying to reach pins and ports. with the AIO tubes, I usually twist the radiator (or pump) so that when installed, the tubes make a sort of cork screw shape, this allows the tubes to coil as you button everything up. it also forces the tubes one direction or another depending on your configuration, helpful for keeping tubes from pushing and putting too much pressure on the RAM sticks.
...and that concludes Jared's tech tips, goodnight everyone! lol
Are you planning to pre-order the case, Jared? Also, any idea if it'll be available for pre-order in Canada?
AIO with tubes that come straight off the face of the pump are kind of a no-no for a large majority of SFF builds. They just needlessly make things more complex than they have to be
What AIO was he using btw?
@@ensiel4738 Fractal Design Celsius S24 BKO
Imma send this video to my girlfriend, thanks Kyle!
Lmao
Lmfaaaooo
Same lmao 😂
What a legend
i am going to send this to my non existent girlfriend
Thank you for this build log video :)
Some hints:
- You can remove the bottom plate for much easier cable rounting on SFX-L
- Route the 24pin over the bottom
- Better use a AIO where the tubes comes out of the side not the top
- Route the AIO tubes visualized in the manual
Manual? Real men don't read manuals! xD
Haven't you said before you had basically nothing to do with the creation of this case?
@@ahoymateeezman-u-al? I never heard of such a word
@@techfreak244 Yap ... everyone means here a "womanual"
@@bralis2 God I love when people get my sarcasm/humor
why blur out the “Radeon” Logo on your wall mounted pc ? just curious tbh
New GPU under NDA?
Was thinking the same
There's also blurring on the MSI logos on a couple X570 mobo boxes in the sponsor segment. Not sure why those would be blurred.
@@NoGoodNoob No, that's the waterblock that came with the EK-Quantum Power Kit, an all AMD watercooling thing they sent to reviewers last year (and you can buy for 900 USD!).
He took an Nvidia Sponsor probably or something along those lines. One part of a sponsor agreement can be to not show, indorse or mention competition or subsequent brand products.
4:08 I disagree, it is much bigger. If it's just going to be sitting on your desk, then the difference is not significant. But if you're going to be carrying it places (which the original A4-SFX was designed for), then it will make a big difference. You can't fit this new case in a backpack easily, it's much bulkier. The steel makes it heavier too. At this new size, there are better options imo. The NCase M1 being one, I'm glad I got mine before it got discontinued.
Cry
Both my Formd T1 and my Ncase M1 fit into around the same backpacks, and it's due to the length more than anything. The difference between the original dan case and the c4 lengthwise is only 1mm. OG dan case is 326 and the h20 is 327. The Ncase is actually larger than the h20. Ncase is 338mm x 160.6mm x 255.5mm 12,7 L and the H20 is 244 x 140 x 326mm, 11,1L.
Yes, that is significantly larger. But, it trades that for better compatibility. It is a great compliment to the original rather than a replacement.
That's what she said. (couldnt help it)
Both cases are very efficient in what they can fit. Some people like the term performance/litre as a metric. And both cases would be pretty high up there.
I always recommend tuning your GPU and CPU voltages/clock speed. I have a mild OC on my 3090FE with a decent undervolt, and I have a -30 offset on my Ryzen 9 5900x which results in a sustained higher clockspeed, though this isn't OC'd. Doing SFF is always a bit more of a challenge, but it's well worth it if you like having desk space.
i have a -30 offset on my 5600x and an undervolted 3080 ftw3 in my nr200, temps are great.
Any guide to undervolt Ampere? I am interested to push higher clocks with lower voltage. I am watercooling a 3090 STRIX OC with EKWB's Quantum Vector blocks, also the active backplate version. Temps are insanely low, but I want to push more performance cause it runs into the 480W power wall.
We need micro ATX cases !!!! Who’s going to make a new design supporting MATX and be small still.
Well maybe at some point we could see an MATX with all the power delivery onboard as that would remove the power-supply size from the equation as their would be one
Or at the very least onboard 12v to everything else with a gumbrick 12v only PSU
SAMA IM01 😉
I feel like a good matx case is redundant because matx motherboards are made to fill the cheaper end. There aren't much good matx boards.
I like to do things the hard way: proceeds and builds in an A4-H2O without removing the bottom panel to help with the power cables routing....
Why is the gpu blurred?
my best guess is Lyle Glued a picture of something nasty on it :) ´
"Not safe for work" XD
Probably a branding issue
It's a 3090 TI.
It was a request from the sponsoring brand. Probably too much hardware porn.
The blur on the RADEON badge on your water block at the start has me like O.o
That wallmounted pc is badass! Also why s the logo of that ekwb waterblock for the radeon rx6800 and 6800xt and 6900xt blurred? and Nice Itx pc
He took an Nvidia sponsor probably, hence why competitors Such as Radeon weren’t mentioned and in this case blurred as part of an agreement for the sponsor. Only RTX products are shown too… seems fishy to me.
@@P2PC that’s normal if he’s sponsored, people sponsored by Samsung don’t touch or use iPhones in public at least because they’re not allowed to
@Casual Scum Pretty much. What were you expecting me to say?
@@wristonfroze6169 As if I didn’t already know that?
@@P2PC responded to the wrong person
SFF and "painful assembly process" goes hand in hand. After I put together my last rig in a FormDT1, I've decided that there is such a thing as "too small" and my next rig is probably gonna be in a NR200 or a Meshlicious case instead.
SFF doesn't have to be painful to build in, as long as you've got the right bits. I've got a Meshlicious (with 280mm EK AIO, 5800X, RTX 3070, SF750) and it was a very easy build process, far easier than this new Dan Case especially. For its size I think the Meshlicious is incredibly easy to build in, and still probably the easiest in the SFF class. I did employ the popular standoff mod (much like what Bitwit did in this vid, I used 2 x 20mm brass standoffs to raise the PCIE riser bracket for clearance for all my cabling through the middle of the case) which greatly improved my cable mgmt and getting a super clean end result. Highly recommended!
Meshlicious is an amazing case, I'm using it with a 5900x and 2080ti and runs great.
NR200 is amazing.
Isn't this case review supposed to release when pre-orders go live on February 9th.
Why did you blur the GPU in your wall build???
Why is the GPU on your wall mounted PC blurred out?
Why was the "Radeon" Logo in the beginning censored?
It looks like a swastika when spinning
@@Jraz1011 Nope that is wrong, because the card shown in the video is the special waterblock that was sendt to content creators, but only the standard air cooler would show up as sawstikas while spinning at a certain refresh rate.
whats the deal with radeon being blurred out?
Yeah definitely don't bend the tubes like that. I had my NZXT X61 tubes bent in a similar way but not that tight and one day one of the tubes just cracked and all the coolant leaked out.
Or just don’t do water cooling
@@davidchillton1744 that's kinda the point of the case though. there are a lot of AIOs with adjustable tubes that come out from the side of the block, it would be much preferred to use these in this case.
@@davidchillton1744 I agree that good air coolers perform the same compared to even the best AiO CLCs out there, but it just won't fit inside this case. To cool a 5900X without an AiO in this case, going custom is the only way. If you got a 5950X, custom liquid cooling is mandatory.
@@kyoudaiken well he probably couldnt use an air cooler cause theres no space for air to flow well in there without any cooler outright
Hey Kyle, why was the Radeon logo blurred out?
Why was the Radeon GPU blurred out on the Wall-mounted PC?
Well played. I've missed these styles of videos from you. Well played
Ty ty ty for THIS VIDEO.
Can't wait to buy the bigger "Version 2".
Thanks for
(1)Side by side v1/v2 comparison
(2)Pointing out 2x LONG rubber front/rear pads.
(Better vibration dampening "?")
(3)AIO/tubing sizings/Stand Offs
$130 - $165 depends on GPU is fair!
No price gouging. Unlike everyone 1.5 years ago.
There's no "bigger" version coming as there would be no point. This case already does it all without any compromise
With modular power supplies, for ITX builds I normally connect the cable first then plug it into the PSU after managing the cable… but that might just be me.
Once you lay the PSU, there is no space for you to maneuver to access the connectors, even less so if the power cables are thick.
I do the same thing. It's easier to plug all the power cables into the motherboards before attaching it to the psu.
wonder why the "Radeon" on his wall mounted GPU is blurred out
Nvidia sponsored probably.
I'm done with riser cable cases, so for now my Ncase M1 is the ultimate SFF case with a normal config.
Glad to see you can kind of YOLO it while building in this case. Which means with some research and some custom cables you can make a pretty clean rig.
kinda confused as to why the radeon logo was blurred at the beginning
Nice Case! Definitely an my top list. A little bit of research about the supported hardware would have solved all his problems.
Am I the only one that noticed the blurred out Radeon on his wall pc?
Wait why did he censor the Radeon logo on his GPU at the start tho
You can tell that kyle has very little exp with sff build . With proper planning , this build would have been easy and super clean. Optimum tech would have made this look like a child's play..hahah
I agree, Kyle is out of his element with SFF Optimum Tech did a bit more research and planed it... Kyle just idk haha.
Anyone else notice the blurred out gpu in the start of the video? 😉 looks like a card that can't be shown because of nda!
Thank you buddy, love your content and wanted to support the channel. Just picked up an Ensemble M desk mat. You helped me build my computer back in 2018. Keep going strong!
If you would have used 90 degree adjustable hoses it would have made the build 20x more clean looking, but still very helpful in helping me find parts for my A4 that I will be getting.
I'm pushing a full loop with dual 240mm rads in an ncase M1. Someone mentioned component selection, that's Key to a clean, well fit SFF where there can be MM of clearance between equipment. Planning and research in advance is also important.
why is the radeon logo blurred? in the begining of the video
Looks Great, But I still have to put a custom handle on it. Great video, Thanks. :)
Kyle the kraken x53 aio has side mounted hoses on its AIO that are adjustable and would work perfect for this case
Why you blur out the Radeon logo on the video card? Looked very out of place
Why was he blurring out the Radeon logo in the beginning from his mounted rig?
this is definitely an improvement compared to the stupid design of Q58 , luckily i didn't get it
whats do you dislike about the q58?
Dude...I reminded to the beginning of this video about 4 times trying to hear the component specs! Only to find that you sprinkled it through out the build 😌
At this size, I think the NR200/P is a much better value. Or even the Max variant, which comes with a preinstalled AIO and PSU.
"At this size"...
...NR200 is 64% larger.
That's about the size of the old A4 and the new A4-H2O combined 😂
I want a nr200p max but they aren't sold anymore it seems, and that sucks because I really want that case and included components. I'm not happy about that.
Is there a blur on the GPU in the wall PC at the start of the video?
Yeah.... it just says Radeon (you can see it when his hand moves too close and the blur goes away). Not sure why.
@@HMarcBower Its happened before I think, Its probably because he took an Nvidia sponsor and as a result cant show or mention competitor products.
Why did you blur out the GPU in that big build??? You wanna talk about that?
He took a nice paycheque from Nvidia to completely not mention or show any competitor branding for Graphics.
Doesn't that Fractal AIO have standard fittings? I suppose you could have changed the hoses out to something more manageable, but I suppose that also introduces other issues. Nice little build still!
Love the new case and the pricing is great for me. Thanks for doing a build video to show what I can put in the case.
Is there a reason RADEON is blurred out on the GPU at the start of the video?
Because he took a sponsor from Nvidia. Hence why he only showed and mention Nvidia products.
@Bitwit why did you blur the Radeon logo at the beginning of the video?
Maybe Nvidia sponsored?? I’m not sure to be honest.
@Bitwit there is a hard setting on the Celicus coolers if you accidentally turned the cap on the pump, you switched it to quiet mode, which even with my brothers 2700x allows temps to get up to 75C
Good things come in small packages
A disclaimer for first time small PC builders who happened into this video or doing research. A lot of the headache when building small PC's can be alleviated when you connect stuff first before mounting or screwing them. In big cases, you can just get away with sticking all the parts in and then connecting them later on but it's often the reverse when building small PC's. If you put parts in first before connecting your stuff, you'll find yourself squeezing your hands into uncomfortably tight crevices or be forced to remove stuff you've already screwed. So yeah, pre-route your cables and connect what needs to be connected before you mount and screw things into position.
basically don't watch this as a how to build in this case.. Its how not too. Optimum Tech did it well.
Mr. Kyle I don’t think you realized or showed that you realize that you have more gpus in your storage than micro center has in every location in the United States
PCIE 3.0 riser cable can be switched later for PCIE 4.0 version ? It is just difference in cables, case dimensions are the same for both X3 and X4 version ?
This case will end my over a year long wait for a new PC, as my 3-slot 3080 just arrived. I hope it ships fast.
What's blurred out in the beginning ?
Why was the wall mounted censored?
Hold up.
Why is the Raedon logo on the GPU blurred out of your wall mounted PC?
My theory is that Nvidia must have sponsored the video, hence the lack of mention of Radeon or such. I may be wrong tho but thats my two cents.
The more sff cases get released, the more I appreciate my nr200. Can fit a 280 rad to cool my 5900x with plenty of room for my 3070. To me, the price difference isn't worth the
I want a nr200p max but they aren't sold anymore it seems, and that sucks because I really want that case and included components. I'm not happy about that.
@@ghstbstrI know I’m late but just in case you see this and didn’t know they are still sold, not on cooler masters website but on Amazon and Newegg
Why are you censoring the graphics card?
What Radeon card was blurred out in the intro?
Thanks, Dominic Cooper!
Hey @Bitwit what's up with the super chopped up music? It's kinda distracting... Case looks cool though!
Why did you censor out “Radeon” on the wall-mounted PC?
Either because Nvidia sponsored the video, or the GPU is the new 6950XT and Kyle got a sample early? Probably not though. Something’s up for damn sure.
Why is the radeon logo on your wall mounted pc blurred out?
Maybe Nvidia sponsored the video? I’m not entirely sure myself.
Please leave your captions on a little bit longer so they can be read in full.
What's blurred out on his mounted PC?
uhh you blurred out that top secret gpu you are supposed to leak for us all!
Why was the Radeon logo on the GPU block blurred out in the intro? Kinda sus.
He was probably paid by Nvidia for a sponsorship.
I'm curious about the blurring of the Radeon logo on the water block of the wall mounted PC.
I’m not sure either, maybe Nvidia sponsored the video in some way, hence the lack of mention for AMD or Radeon through the video. I could be wrong though.
Feels like they are moving closer to a slightly smaller NR200. I'm glad that I waited as I have a 3900x and wanted to go AIR in the NR200P, but may go with this instead as I have the same AIO already in an H200 case.
why was the rgb logo on the wall mounted GPU blurred out? is it because this video isnt sponsored by them or that you didnt use that brand?
why is he blurred the radeon text on the wallmounted pc?
He probably partnered with Nvidia and can’t mention Radeon or such.
why blur the GPU??
4:54 Can someone explain why is rgb on the motherboard working even though the mb isn't plugged in?
I have question why is my screen blue
why was the Radeon logo covered in the intro?
I know this is a long shot but I’ve got the same mb. I can’t build anymore until I remove the 2 brackets for the cooler however one of the screws is completely stuck. Using the right tool the other 3 came off no problem however the last screw will not budge. Any tips?
I think the price sounds a lot better. You can get an NR200p for $100-$120 so I see the cost difference for this as paying for it to be smaller.
6:50 not a placebo effect, if there's more rubber on the desk then it'll grip better
So glad I picked the Hyte Revolt 3 for my SFF build. So easy, no riser cable, cable mgmt was simple, has practical handle that I actually use when moving around to different rooms.
Same it's amazing.
This case is super easy to build in. Kyle is just an idiot who didn't spend more than 1 second thinking ab his part selection
Why is the logo on the GPU blurred at 0:15
Nvidia probably sponsored or something.
why is the gpu blurred @_@
15:54 I can't be the only one that saw the lack of the power cable without skipping ahead in the video right?
19:28 okay he did plug it in.
love how he blurred out "radeon" on the graphics card on the wall pc
but why?
I think he partnered with Nvidia
@@FunGuyOfficial yeah that’s probably why. He also never mentioned Radeon or anything like that once.
Damn thats a great price! Half of what high end sff cases usually go for 😱
because it's steel unlike aluminum those high end sff cases you speak of are
why was the radeon logo on the GPU blurred?
Nvidia sponsored him, thats why.
on the matter of psu, I have a 3950x, and am getting the same card you used in this system. I have a RM750x (2018) Corsair. Should I get a 850w, or a 1000w?
Hello,
Quick question, how did you power your itx system on your dual system setup on the phantek 719 case?
What's with the blurring of the EK water block?
It’s because it says Radeon, the video is likely Nvidia sponsored, which explains the completely lack of Radeon or AMD throughout.
it's an EK 240 in the thumbnail tho but here....
0:02 Why is that censored?
No Lyle the new case is considerably bigger...
not gonna lie, kyle. this was a disaster. some of this was cringe-worthy of the verge build debacle. watching you shove those cooler lines down and say "as long as they don't kink" when you can clearly see they are. then you advise the audience not to follow your own build design by using a different cooler design with smaller lines. you should seriously plan your builds out more before letting the public see it. you are a professional man and this didn't show that at all.
That's a nice little pc so is mine... NZXT H1 case, Gigabyte X570 i Aorus Pro wifi, AMD Ryzen 3700X, Asus TUF RTX 3080 10gb, GSkill Trident Z 16gb 3200mhz cl14, WD 500gb blue sn550 m.2 nvme(boot and drivers), WD 4tb blue nand ssd(games), and a 120mm aio, 650w psu, gen4 riser cable(recall replacement) these last three came with the H1.
My thermals... cpu 28c-32c idle, 46c-54c gaming and gpu 41c-55c idle, 60c-68c gaming.
Eventhough I can tell the case is good with proper planning for parts used, those that are less knowledgeable will just look at how much of a shitty time you had building it. Unfortunately it's all about perception, and so many mistakes could've easily been avoided. Delay the video and launch a better quality one to do the sponsor justice
why is the gpu blurred out lol
0:06 Why is the Radeon Logo being blurred? Whats up with that? I could be wrong though.