I mitigated the hard drive tray issue by taking out the holder for it, hard mounting the drive to the holder, and screwing the holder back in. It was quite smart on my end and it doesn't budge ;)
I actually purchased this case for one of my G-Kids and I really didn't notice the Express slots until you pointed it out. I totally agree that the way this case has it set up is a game-breaker. (One-time build indeed). Presently they are running graphics off the CPU so I wasn't concerned, but at some point, they will probably need a dedicated card and I'm dreading it. Sadly, I was in the process of getting an identical case for my secondary rig and now thinking heavily against it. As you stated, it does have a lot of positives, though.
I built my first pc just today using this case and I made a lot of mistakes but one of them is about that 2 pin cable that says fan. Where would I plug that into because I don’t see any 2 pin slots on my motherboard (B550M DS3H)?
You went over this case pretty well. I bought this case off Craigslist list and unfortunately it's missing a side glass panel and front panel screw and I also gotta replace the hdd activity light but other then that it's a decent case but I agree with everything you said about the case though.
Hey, nice job on this vid. So, how did you connect the fan hub to the motherboard? I'm having a similar problem. Wish you had explained in more detail. Thanks.
I bought the same exact case for my PC build even though two elements were bad. I mean, for a first build the specs were all good until you considered the CPU and GPU chosen. Ryzen 5 1600 and, first GPU ACQUIRED, GTX 460. I've since upgraded to a Ryzen 5 3600 and in RX 570, but it doesn't play modern AAA titles. And I lost the aRGB case fan controller. I'll have that end of July. If I win bids on eBay I'll have a decent GPU and a Ryzen 7 3700x. If all I win is the RX 5700xt I'm sure that'll be more than enough to improve my situation, but even a GTX 2050ti is and improvement as long as it has 8gb gddr5.
Hey, I know I'm a little late here but did you ever find out what the significance of that 3-pin cord with the other one on the fan hub was ?? Or can I just leave those cables unplugged and just use the SATA for power?
I THINK (I didn't try it, but I've seen it set up that way on other builds), it allows for fan speed control (or at least monitoring) through the hub, I just left it unplugged on my build and the fans were not very noisy at all.
@@matthewdelgado7515 SATA for sure, RGB depends on how you want to control your RGB, through the button on the front I/O Panel or through motherboard software. The fan header is, eh whatever.
you have two choices, hook the rgb to a motherboard header and use software control, or hook it up to SATA and the switch on the front IO panel. Hit up my FB page if you need more 1 on 1 help.
Just built a PC for a customer using this case, the only con i agree with is the hard drive. And its only an issue if you have to later replace the hard drive with is not a common thing to do if you buy good hardware. I test fit the MB before screwing it in, So i can plan cable routing before hand and when possible i will pull cables through cut outs before installing MB. So clearance was a non issue with this case. The sliding slot cover is better then the majority i've see on the market and i had no issues with clearance on a 3080 RTX so I'm not sure what you mean by clearing higher end GPUs. This is coming from someone who has been building PCs since monochrome CRT, VESA local bus and SCSI were main stream
I also install PSU cable first, but I just found the cable routing passthrough holes to be smaller than competing cases, and it was a pain to get the connectors through. The MSI 1070 Ti I built this system with was just NOT having it when it came time to install. Sure, that particular slider panel wasn't the worst slider panel, but I personally don't like that system, feels cheap to me and I prefer interior mounted screws.
First time builder. On the bottom near the panel connectors it says fan but I’m unsure where to plug it looks too tiny to plug into the bigger slots for fans
Everyone buys the 907 and I'm not sure why. The MU3 is basically the same as a Corsair 465X and seems to be the better deal. I wanted a Thermal Take View 51 or 465X but found these at a much better price ($79 with 6 fans) and couldn't bring myself to spend another $100+ on a minor aesthetic improvement.
I've got that case but it's on the floor under a desk so visuals are whatever. I just put the drives in and didn't screw anything in. Fans are quiet my board doesn't see the fans so they run at one speed and it's very quiet.
I just built in this case, only i had the rgb glow fans. Still need help understanding how to power the fan hub from the mobo. I used SATA, but its my first rgb rig so meh...My biggest gripe was the magnetic top filter. My fans are set to exhaust so the filter makes absolutely no sense, unless you plan to use your pc as an air purifier
I think the top dust filter is there to prevent dust from getting inside when the PC is powered off but also to allow for ample exhaust flow when the PC is running.
So I have been wanting this case for my first pc build but I do have a question. You said it has a fan hun already so does that mean I will only need to use 1 fan port on my motherboard or do I still have to buy a fan hub? My motherboard has 3 fan slots
The included hub does allow for one single connection for RGB control (3 pin on mine). If memory serves the way I configured this case, the fans were powered through a SATA cable, so basically no fan RPM control.
This case isn't anything special. Any good PC DIY vid will get you 95% of what you need. Only thing that's even slightly specific to this case is the case fan and RGB control.
Hi i got a couple questions for you i put a 600w power supply in my tower i have the white version of this but my fans arent lighting up and 1 thing on my gigbyte motheboard isnt lighting so im guessing i need a bigger power supply... what rgb power supply would you recommend me to get? Cuz I'm not sure what wattage i need
Hello awesome video. Thanks for making. I have a question. I bought this case and it all be my first build. I have a aio cooler and you said top is a no go for the radiator. Do I have to take the fans off the front to put the radiator there?
Is it a 240mm AIO? Or 360mm? For 240, you should be able to run your AIO fans on the inside of the case with the stock fans on the outside. (Push/pull configuration). If it's 360mm AIO you should probably remove the stock fans and use the AIO fans in push configuration.
@@michaelnguyen4018 my recommendation would be stock case fans on the outside with rad and stock AIO fans set to pull air in on the inside. Make sure the AIO tubes on the rad are at the bottom of the case. Only hindrance for this setup is GPU clearance.
I got a hydro series Corsair h100i RGB Platinum SE 240 mm liquid cooler would that fit in there and if so where and how could I put it in there exactly?
I’m a first time builder. Is there any way to plug the controller to the motherboard if I don’t have a three pin RGB header on the motherboard? Can I buy some sort of adapter? Is there anywhere else that I can plug it into the mother board?
You need a stand alone fan and RGB controller if your motherboard doesn't support 3 pin RGB. Coolermaster makes one that syncs to their software via a USB connection. Most of the name brand case makers have one.
1st time computer builder here ....and I've spent the last 2 nights trying to get set up with this case. Cannot figure out how to get my OC Genie 4 MB hooked up correctly with all the fan/led wires they gave me. And the hard drive and SSD are so awkward to mount in the bays. Have tried multiple combinations with the wiring options and won't turn on lol. Being new to building, I can vouch that this video is accurate. It's not user friendly for novice builders. I had built my rig in a buddies 10 year old case that had fans that rattled like crazy and wasn't cool looking. So I bought this case thinking I could re do/re build it and now I just feel dumb. Had a rig that was working perfectly but had an ugly case....got greedy and wanted to upgrade and now I can't re do what I did. :(
It will very hard to find a case that looks better for less money. It has a couple of shortcomings, but most cases do. Also, it's a TERRIBLE time to build a PC!
@@solidstatealchemy9080 it plugs into the 5v argb header on the mother I would assume. Just trying to get some clarification because I know that some of the musetex cases have an rgb button next to the power and reset buttons to change the colors of the fans, is the RGB controllable using the motherboards native software? I'm hoping to be able to control the rgb using Gigabyes RGB Fusion
@@mansfamilyvideos9610 This case had the button for RGB control, but also had the option for MB control. Unfortunately, my motherboard was not the right pin-out, so I used the button on the front IO panel for RGB control.
Simple solution to hard drive mounting problem, get a MB with M2 or use SSD, case has places to mount 3 of them or three places to mount one of them. Hard drives are kinda old fashioned these days.
If you're looking for a sub $100 case, chances are a 1TB m.2 boot drive and a 3TB bulk storage SSD isn't in your budget... But a 3TB HDD and a 1TB Sata SSD probably are.
Also, up until 2020, HDDs out shipped SSD unit to unit by nearly 2:1. So saying HDDs are "kind of old fashioned" is like saying internal combustion engines are old fashioned because Tesla exists.
@@solidstatealchemy9080 The price is nice but looks is what I got this case for. Bought a MB with M.2 slots. No worries about HDD flopping around. I know this was a general audience video, but if you were deeply into this case, you could make it taller with some modding. Once I get this case I will change the color scheme and depending on how dark the tint is on the glass, may replace with plexiglass, especially the front glass so I can drill holes to increase air flow.
I love soo much that case come with 6 fan rgb less work ,very good price, air flow are very good but yes you need descent cpu air cooler or water. Yes i do agree for the dislike .When you only have M.2 ssd NVMe you build that pc in 20 min less .i build already 3 ,for me that pc case perfect 5 ✨️
Do you think just taking the back three fans off first would be helpful? There is a version of this from Musetex on Amazon with 4 Rgb fans and leaves the top 2 open for $69. They’ve added mesh to this sides of the front tempered glass, it’s got 2 less fans, but the cost is phenomenal. This my first build, I’m trying to pinch pennies without sacrificing too much, this case seems like a no brained. MUSETEX ATX Mid-Tower Chassis Gaming PC Case 4 RGB Fans Pre-Installed (Up to 6 Fans), 2 Translucent Tempered Glass USB 3.0 Cable Management/Airflow Gaming Style Windows Computer Case（903-S4） www.amazon.com/dp/B07Y9L8T7P/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glc_fabc_w5E-FbHTBVGE9?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
I would say a lot of it rides on how much airflow that mesh lets through. I've seen plenty of cases with mesh covered gaps that had horrid airflow. If I had that case I would inspect those areas very carefully and look to mod them for larger gaps if possible. The lack of 2 fans is actually not a very big deal.
@@solidstatealchemy9080 I ended up going with a 50 cooler master, spending just as much, but that means better standard rgb fans and a 240 aio for the same price.
And it reminded me of why I stopped builds long ago. Nonstop software bullshit, to the point I just gave up trying to download drivers and said fk the gpu I'll run windows graphics. No nvidia will load, it won't recognize the card, so screw it
this videos is too underrated it deserves more
I mitigated the hard drive tray issue by taking out the holder for it, hard mounting the drive to the holder, and screwing the holder back in. It was quite smart on my end and it doesn't budge ;)
The other header thats connected to the 3 pin rgb connector is for gigabyte motherboards by the way, called the PWM connector
Dude thats the best CZcams name I've ever seen,
It was an epiphany...
@@solidstatealchemy9080 can this case fit a 3060 3 fan
@@skillse_y3032 most likely, tough to say without knowing GPU dimensions.
It will be no fun getting it in there though.
I actually purchased this case for one of my G-Kids and I really didn't notice the Express slots until you pointed it out. I totally agree that the way this case has it set up is a game-breaker. (One-time build indeed). Presently they are running graphics off the CPU so I wasn't concerned, but at some point, they will probably need a dedicated card and I'm dreading it.
Sadly, I was in the process of getting an identical case for my secondary rig and now thinking heavily against it. As you stated, it does have a lot of positives, though.
If you're using a moderately sized GPU (single or dual fan) then it's not that bad. Taller cards are mor problematic than long cards.
Sweet, just bought this Case to throw my old 660 ti build into to gift to my nephew. I'm sure he's going to dig it.
Great video! Though I would have loved to see it running.
I built my first pc just today using this case and I made a lot of mistakes but one of them is about that 2 pin cable that says fan. Where would I plug that into because I don’t see any 2 pin slots on my motherboard (B550M DS3H)?
You went over this case pretty well. I bought this case off Craigslist list and unfortunately it's missing a side glass panel and front panel screw and I also gotta replace the hdd activity light but other then that it's a decent case but I agree with everything you said about the case though.
I have an extra side panel if you need it, just pay for shipping.
@@solidstatealchemy9080 I need to pay attention to what i type. im missing the side panel thumb screw and front panel thumb screw.
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Thanks for the sub! I don't always remember to say it... but I kinda want that to be my tag line.
A trick: you can watch series on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching all kinds of movies recently.
@Curtis Robert Definitely, I've been watching on Flixzone for years myself :D
Hey, nice job on this vid. So, how did you connect the fan hub to the motherboard? I'm having a similar problem. Wish you had explained in more detail. Thanks.
I kinda skipped a little of the video I want to know if you can remove the side panel were the three fans are
I bought the same exact case for my PC build even though two elements were bad. I mean, for a first build the specs were all good until you considered the CPU and GPU chosen. Ryzen 5 1600 and, first GPU ACQUIRED, GTX 460. I've since upgraded to a Ryzen 5 3600 and in RX 570, but it doesn't play modern AAA titles. And I lost the aRGB case fan controller. I'll have that end of July. If I win bids on eBay I'll have a decent GPU and a Ryzen 7 3700x. If all I win is the RX 5700xt I'm sure that'll be more than enough to improve my situation, but even a GTX 2050ti is and improvement as long as it has 8gb gddr5.
how did you do the sata or the vga cables connect in order for the fans to work
Did you figure it out?
Hey, I know I'm a little late here but did you ever find out what the significance of that 3-pin cord with the other one on the fan hub was ?? Or can I just leave those cables unplugged and just use the SATA for power?
I THINK (I didn't try it, but I've seen it set up that way on other builds), it allows for fan speed control (or at least monitoring) through the hub, I just left it unplugged on my build and the fans were not very noisy at all.
Should I leave the fan and rgb unplugged and just keep the sata? Or should I plug in all three; the fan, rgb and sata?
@@matthewdelgado7515 SATA for sure, RGB depends on how you want to control your RGB, through the button on the front I/O Panel or through motherboard software. The fan header is, eh whatever.
How do intake out the front glass
Can i get a link for that case?
Question how did you hook up the RGB lighting ?. did you just hook up the SATA Cable? Thanks.
you have two choices, hook the rgb to a motherboard header and use software control, or hook it up to SATA and the switch on the front IO panel. Hit up my FB page if you need more 1 on 1 help.
Just built a PC for a customer using this case, the only con i agree with is the hard drive. And its only an issue if you have to later replace the hard drive with is not a common thing to do if you buy good hardware. I test fit the MB before screwing it in, So i can plan cable routing before hand and when possible i will pull cables through cut outs before installing MB. So clearance was a non issue with this case. The sliding slot cover is better then the majority i've see on the market and i had no issues with clearance on a 3080 RTX so I'm not sure what you mean by clearing higher end GPUs. This is coming from someone who has been building PCs since monochrome CRT, VESA local bus and SCSI were main stream
I also install PSU cable first, but I just found the cable routing passthrough holes to be smaller than competing cases, and it was a pain to get the connectors through. The MSI 1070 Ti I built this system with was just NOT having it when it came time to install. Sure, that particular slider panel wasn't the worst slider panel, but I personally don't like that system, feels cheap to me and I prefer interior mounted screws.
First time builder. On the bottom near the panel connectors it says fan but I’m unsure where to plug it looks too tiny to plug into the bigger slots for fans
Are you on Discord?
What did you find out about the rgb fan headers you were referring to early on in the video? Did the 3 pin work or did you use the sata connection?
I used sata the motherboard did not have 3 pin
@@solidstatealchemy9080 gotcha, so only way to control fans then would be the button on top of the case?
@@nalatennesseehusky4295 correct
I had the same question but how does the controller work with the button on the case if it's connected to the power supply with sata
Everyone buys the 907 and I'm not sure why. The MU3 is basically the same as a Corsair 465X and seems to be the better deal. I wanted a Thermal Take View 51 or 465X but found these at a much better price ($79 with 6 fans) and couldn't bring myself to spend another $100+ on a minor aesthetic improvement.
I've got that case but it's on the floor under a desk so visuals are whatever. I just put the drives in and didn't screw anything in. Fans are quiet my board doesn't see the fans so they run at one speed and it's very quiet.
I just built in this case, only i had the rgb glow fans. Still need help understanding how to power the fan hub from the mobo. I used SATA, but its my first rgb rig so meh...My biggest gripe was the magnetic top filter. My fans are set to exhaust so the filter makes absolutely no sense, unless you plan to use your pc as an air purifier
So what did you do
I think the top dust filter is there to prevent dust from getting inside when the PC is powered off but also to allow for ample exhaust flow when the PC is running.
So I have been wanting this case for my first pc build but I do have a question. You said it has a fan hun already so does that mean I will only need to use 1 fan port on my motherboard or do I still have to buy a fan hub? My motherboard has 3 fan slots
The included hub does allow for one single connection for RGB control (3 pin on mine). If memory serves the way I configured this case, the fans were powered through a SATA cable, so basically no fan RPM control.
@@solidstatealchemy9080 hey man so for all the fans do you just need to plug in the 3 pin header? or is it 6 data cables one for each fan?
@@warpzenco5832 the fans plug into the hub. The hub plugs into your mobo.
How many watts does the case need because I have a 500 but I think I’m near use of 440 somthing watts already should I upgrade my psu?
Yes, you should never use more than 80% of your rated max settings.
How did you get the fans connected? Just using Sata Power?
Yes, sata power and RGB control to the front I/O panel
im getting this pc case but can you make a vid on how to build it step by step i need help
This case isn't anything special. Any good PC DIY vid will get you 95% of what you need. Only thing that's even slightly specific to this case is the case fan and RGB control.
Hi i got a couple questions for you i put a 600w power supply in my tower i have the white version of this but my fans arent lighting up and 1 thing on my gigbyte motheboard isnt lighting so im guessing i need a bigger power supply... what rgb power supply would you recommend me to get? Cuz I'm not sure what wattage i need
Or do you think something isnt connected right? My fiancee built it even though im the computer geek 😂
its very unlikely to be the power supply. RGB and LED lights take very little power. I'd re-check all your connections.
Hello awesome video. Thanks for making. I have a question. I bought this case and it all be my first build. I have a aio cooler and you said top is a no go for the radiator. Do I have to take the fans off the front to put the radiator there?
Is it a 240mm AIO? Or 360mm? For 240, you should be able to run your AIO fans on the inside of the case with the stock fans on the outside. (Push/pull configuration). If it's 360mm AIO you should probably remove the stock fans and use the AIO fans in push configuration.
@@solidstatealchemy9080 it’s a 240 mm nzxt kraken x53
@@michaelnguyen4018 my recommendation would be stock case fans on the outside with rad and stock AIO fans set to pull air in on the inside. Make sure the AIO tubes on the rad are at the bottom of the case. Only hindrance for this setup is GPU clearance.
I used a 120mm AIO for the CPU and just set it to exhaust out the back
I got a hydro series Corsair h100i RGB Platinum SE 240 mm liquid cooler would that fit in there and if so where and how could I put it in there exactly?
You're best bet is going to be in the upper portion of the front panel.
BROTHER I’m gonna send you my build hopefully you like it, I have a MUSETEX T-400
Is the rgb customizable with this case or is it all preset
It's all presets. Just cycling through probably about 20 or so diff colors/patterns.
I’m a first time builder. Is there any way to plug the controller to the motherboard if I don’t have a three pin RGB header on the motherboard? Can I buy some sort of adapter? Is there anywhere else that I can plug it into the mother board?
You need a stand alone fan and RGB controller if your motherboard doesn't support 3 pin RGB. Coolermaster makes one that syncs to their software via a USB connection. Most of the name brand case makers have one.
It's call the "addressable RGB Controller" from Cooler Master. I've used it, it works. Can adapt 3 or 4 pin motherboard control to 3 pin fans.
@@solidstatealchemy9080 thank you! I got mine working!
@@DiscocheeseGaming Awesome! I hope I helped!
1st time computer builder here ....and I've spent the last 2 nights trying to get set up with this case. Cannot figure out how to get my OC Genie 4 MB hooked up correctly with all the fan/led wires they gave me. And the hard drive and SSD are so awkward to mount in the bays. Have tried multiple combinations with the wiring options and won't turn on lol. Being new to building, I can vouch that this video is accurate. It's not user friendly for novice builders.
I had built my rig in a buddies 10 year old case that had fans that rattled like crazy and wasn't cool looking. So I bought this case thinking I could re do/re build it and now I just feel dumb. Had a rig that was working perfectly but had an ugly case....got greedy and wanted to upgrade and now I can't re do what I did. :(
does this case still work good? with the rgb and stuff ?
No complaints from my customer! I always tell them to hit me up if they have any issues.
You didn’t show how to power the argb controller
Just bought one today for $80
Would you happen to know why my RGB fans on the case are only white?
Did you figure it out?
No I can't figure it out everything looks to be plugged in correctly
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Cabe water cooler 3 fans sem remover nada ajuda por favor
I’m thinking oh buying this case on Amazon for only 90 dollars should this case be included with my first build?
It will very hard to find a case that looks better for less money.
It has a couple of shortcomings, but most cases do.
Also, it's a TERRIBLE time to build a PC!
@@solidstatealchemy9080 yeah true that but my local microcenter has everything I need which is pretty crazy
@@undeadmg5602 good for you! Mine is a barren wasteland.
@@solidstatealchemy9080 yeah right now it’s just tough with gpu because I want good airflow
@@undeadmg5602 just bought the white case and made the pc last week it was easy and simple.
Can i mount the SDDs to the case? (Non m.2)
Also ur totally righy about the rtx 2000s barely fitting. Omfg i was so mad.
Figured it out i can
It's TIGHT!
What kind of 3rd party hard drive tray would work with this case
I wound up just hard mounting the drive to the cage with no tray, I had a couple of drive trays from different cases and none fit.
Would a m.2 sad be fine?
Ssd I mean
@@WydPerky M.2 physically mounts to your motherboard. So, yeah.
My case u cant take off the glass side panel idk y
It's a Phantom?
does it have standoffs?
Yes
How did you setup with the RGB fans btw?
the case includes the RGB fans, and the included controller is pretty normal, but it still works well.
@@solidstatealchemy9080 it plugs into the 5v argb header on the mother I would assume. Just trying to get some clarification because I know that some of the musetex cases have an rgb button next to the power and reset buttons to change the colors of the fans, is the RGB controllable using the motherboards native software? I'm hoping to be able to control the rgb using Gigabyes RGB Fusion
@@mansfamilyvideos9610 This case had the button for RGB control, but also had the option for MB control. Unfortunately, my motherboard was not the right pin-out, so I used the button on the front IO panel for RGB control.
@@solidstatealchemy9080 got it, thank you very much for taking the time to reply :D
Is it compatible with the Asrock B550 motherboard? My case does not come with a remote
Simple solution to hard drive mounting problem, get a MB with M2 or use SSD, case has places to mount 3 of them or three places to mount one of them. Hard drives are kinda old fashioned these days.
If you're looking for a sub $100 case, chances are a 1TB m.2 boot drive and a 3TB bulk storage SSD isn't in your budget... But a 3TB HDD and a 1TB Sata SSD probably are.
Also, up until 2020, HDDs out shipped SSD unit to unit by nearly 2:1. So saying HDDs are "kind of old fashioned" is like saying internal combustion engines are old fashioned because Tesla exists.
@@solidstatealchemy9080 The price is nice but looks is what I got this case for. Bought a MB with M.2 slots. No worries about HDD flopping around. I know this was a general audience video, but if you were deeply into this case, you could make it taller with some modding. Once I get this case I will change the color scheme and depending on how dark the tint is on the glass, may replace with plexiglass, especially the front glass so I can drill holes to increase air flow.
The front and sides of the case I reviewed are tempered glass. Drill with caution.
Hot diggity dog! Look at all these views!!! Congratulations.
Has anyone tried this with an eatx Mobo?
I love soo much that case come with 6 fan rgb less work ,very good price, air flow are very good but yes you need descent cpu air cooler or water. Yes i do agree for the dislike .When you only have M.2 ssd NVMe you build that pc in 20 min less .i build already 3 ,for me that pc case perfect 5 ✨️
I need help building on it :/ , help me out bro
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Sí, por supuesto!
Do you think just taking the back three fans off first would be helpful? There is a version of this from Musetex on Amazon with 4 Rgb fans and leaves the top 2 open for $69. They’ve added mesh to this sides of the front tempered glass, it’s got 2 less fans, but the cost is phenomenal. This my first build, I’m trying to pinch pennies without sacrificing too much, this case seems like a no brained.
MUSETEX ATX Mid-Tower Chassis Gaming PC Case 4 RGB Fans Pre-Installed (Up to 6 Fans), 2 Translucent Tempered Glass USB 3.0 Cable Management/Airflow Gaming Style Windows Computer Case（903-S4） www.amazon.com/dp/B07Y9L8T7P/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glc_fabc_w5E-FbHTBVGE9?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
I would say a lot of it rides on how much airflow that mesh lets through. I've seen plenty of cases with mesh covered gaps that had horrid airflow. If I had that case I would inspect those areas very carefully and look to mod them for larger gaps if possible.
The lack of 2 fans is actually not a very big deal.
@@solidstatealchemy9080 I ended up going with a 50 cooler master, spending just as much, but that means better standard rgb fans and a 240 aio for the same price.
I peep the pr flag 👍
por supuesto!
And it reminded me of why I stopped builds long ago. Nonstop software bullshit, to the point I just gave up trying to download drivers and said fk the gpu I'll run windows graphics. No nvidia will load, it won't recognize the card, so screw it
trays or many rbg fans you get only one
lol
For less than $100... Probably.
Is this a real pc
100% real. I sold it to customer who was over the moon excited.
Vid is way too long. You got to the some important points but, getting straight to the point will save a ton of time
Life is about the journey... But thank you for your feedback.
FIRST love ur vids
This dude does not like getting to the point
It's about the journey! 😂😂😂