WE DID IT! The ULTIMATE SILENT Noctua PC Build!
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- čas přidán 29. 10. 2023
- Noctua-powered gaming PC inside the InWin Dubili case! In this video, we review the Dubili's features, show off high-end components, and talk about this system chock full of Noctua fans and components. Including the ASUS and Noctua RTX 4080 card.
If you're a PC gaming enthusiast, this is a must-watch. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts below!
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Very nice build. If I didn't build my own pcs you guys would be my first choice. Any of you in the comments that are looking for a pre built I would check Meta out first, they do awesome builds and they don't bang you over the head with a high price. Also just watch their videos, they look like dudes that like to game and build awesome rigs. Keep up the good work Meta I hope nothing but success for you guys in the future.
Brown is under rated
Truth!
noctura always looks fancy
Awesome Job as always!
thanks for watching!
Can’t wait to build my pc nice video!😊
Thanks! 🙏
That is a really nice case, I might need to do a build in it myself.
Can you put Noctua NH-D15 in it?
Awesome case, but what kind of vertical bracket did you use for it? I thought DUBILI doesn't support this =\
This Video made me found out that Noctua is based in Austria my home country!
Those fans are so clean
love em!
To make a pc silent just use less fans. And bigger ones
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE 🙏 I NEED THE AVATAR PC is the coolest most artistic thing I’ve ever seen thank you so much
Out of curiosity, why did you choose 120mm fans everywhere for a silent build when the case supports 140mm fans which would have been quieter for the same performance? Normally the higher cost could be a reason but you already chose to prioritize noise levels over cost with the graphics card
because on top and site 6x120mm (3 top, 3 side) is more powerful than 4x140mm (2 top, 2 side)
the system is quieter beacause it can spin on lower rpm the 6x120mm! the 6x120mm can push more air than the 4x140mm on the same rpm like the 6x120mm
you understand?
I guess I should have been more specific, I was mainly talking about the front and rear. Inwin’s website says “Front: 3 x 120 / 140 mm” and if I understand it correctly the lack of a different number before the 140mm section means it could also fit 3 140 mm fans in the front and 3x140mm fans is definitely better than 3x120mm in every way except cost given that you have space. And the site also says “Rear: 1 x 120 / 140 mm” so the same applies, if you can have the same number of fans, why wouldn’t you want the bigger ones?
I understand what you mean for the top because that’s a situation where you have to choose between 3x120 or 2x140, and 3x120 is indeed better, but not by as much as people hype it up to be imo. Noctua’s site says the airflow of the NF A12x25 is 102.1 m³/h, so three of them would be 306.3. They say the NF A14’s airflow is 140.2 m³/h so two of them is 280.4. Objectively you are right there, but I just wanted to point out that the difference isn’t a whole lot.
That topic is too complex to give a quick and easy solution because you have to really test it out.
Sticking the SSD mounting bracket up front "to help hide some of those messy cables" is like a man standing in front of his wife/girlfriend to try to block the view while she takes off all her work clothes and puts on her bikini while they are out on the sand of a busy beach, i.e. there is not much blocking going on lol. I've been following InWin since 2006 and InWin *NEVER* thinks of using PSU shrouds or considering cable management/routing issues in ALL the cases they have ever released. Although a few InWin cases include a GPU anti-sag bracket, you usually just get an empty hollow metal box inside with the PSU and all cables on full display. You buy InWin cases only if you like their external appearance enough to put up with all the flaws in internal design because their interior design, layout, and (lack of) interior functionality has always ranked in the bottom 20% or 30% of all computers cases ever made, even compared to cases in the $20 to $40 range.
Dubili was clearly inspired by the design elements of Apple's Mac Pro with its grab handles and front cheese grater grill. Those two injection-molded plastic feet look really cheap compared to the rest of the case though.
Very true. We tried the SSD bracket since that’s what InWin suggests in their documentation, but you’re right, not ideal at all. Custom sized cables is the way we’re gonna have to go with this one. Great feedback on your previous InWin experience, too! It really does look Mac Pro inspired. Appreciate you watching! 👊🏻
@@METAPCs And even though InWin was formed in 1984, originally just making OEM cases for other companies before selling under their own brand name in the early 2000s, it was not until just the past few years that InWin *FINALLLLLYYYY* started adding rubber grommets into those cable pass-through holes on the motherboard tray. In the vast majority of InWin's previous cases up to at least 2019-2020, the mobo trays in InWin cases consisted of either not enough cable pass-through holes, holes placed in odd locations or not being placed in obviously useful cable routing locations, or way too many big gaping holes cut into the mobo tray (some of their high-priced 900-series cases had lots of huge holes without rubber grommets so cables just dangle limp in holes big enough to stick your hand through). Dubili finally includes cable pass-throughs with rubber grommets that look like what other companies have been doing for more than 20 years, but other companies still have better cable management on both sides of the mobo tray.
This is simply stunning.
It was low budge advertising.
Could you guys make me this exactly?
Andrew Tate starts building pc's :D
Literally he talked during the noise part, cant even tell if there was a noise or not lol
Ordered cancled ordered cancled the Noctua gpu like 5 times. Just couldnt do it. I think ill live tho.
while A12x25 are most likely the best fans on the market when it comes to silent builds even these need to go really slowly, let's see if you managed to stay below the threshold!
because on top and site 6x120mm (3 top, 3
side) is more powerful than 4x140mm (2 top, 2 side)
the system is quieter because it can spin on lower rpm the 6x120mm! the 6x120mm can push more air than the 4x140mm on the same rpm like the 6x120mm
you understand?
I love that gold color!!!
You know, the pc kinda looks cool, the brown and black is so cool!
Meta Pc's
First of all great video🎉❤ as always Meta Pc's
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Daaaaaayum, that is pretty
Thanks 🙏 This was a fun build for sure!
Asus TUF build pls 🥹
Hi
I'm clicking away two minutes in because I can't stand the AD disorder, patronising switching to weird zooms and camera angles every 1.5 seconds like you think the viewers are all nine year old Fortnite players hopped up on Adderall.
Learn to edit more thoughtfully and stop treating people like Nickelodeon viewers.
But heyyyyyyyyy the coool backwards baseball cap make up for it yeahhhhhhhhhh.