DIY AMD Project Quantum Concept PC
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- čas přidán 5. 11. 2022
- @AMD revealed Project Quantum at the 2015 E3 event, and I have always wanted one to own. This #diy project might be the closest you and I can get.
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This is a pretty impressive build for such a small channel. That's what I get for browsing /r/all last hour.
Thanks for watching!
I think that many small creators get drowned by the larger creators. And they bring so much. Keep up the work I say.
The hack of putting a magnet to the screw driver so that the screws would stick is cool, liked and subbed right away.
The magnet built-in was not enough! lol Thank you.
A very inspiring build and awesome film and video quality! I will be looking forward to your next case videos!
Thanks kindly! Dealing with a kitchen renovation atm, but new case is already enroute: reddit.com/r/sffpc/comments/10h4crq/wip_for_the_next_3d_printed_stx_case/
This build really came together nicely. Well done!
Thanks so much!
I remember loving and really wanting the Project Quantum prototype when it was first shown long ago. You've done a great job replicating it! Amazing build! I would love to print up one for an HTPC/Mini Console build!
Thanks! When I reach 1k+ subscribers I will share the STLs!
I remember that it had a i7 4790k didn't it?
@@jm036 It definitely had an Intel CPU! AMD needs this to come back with how well their CPUs and GPUs have been performing!
This is super cool! thank you for making this! subbed
Thanks so much for watching and for subscribing. Getting closer for me to share the STLs with y'all!
Love the inserts!! Totally satisfying
lol I take it slow but with steady force.
I love this. Great work!
Much appreciated! I can only hope to capture the beautiful and functional design the original creators gifted the world. 😉
You deserve 100k subscribe! Amazing job!
Hey thanks a bunch!
the AMD logo was the cherry on top. very nice build
Thanks a bunch! I'm also happy with how the logo turned out, love how it contrasts with the black grill.
Absolutely gorgeous! I really recommend using a laptop antenna for more lopro. Love your custom wiring work.
Thanks a lot!
I try to use the stock parts until I have no option to, but there are definitely more ways to approach the antennas and the laptop path is a great one!
another great video, so detailed and so clear 👍👍👍👍
Thank you!
Woah amazing proyect, keep up the good work :D
Thanks! You know I will. :)
Subscribed whether you share STL or not because you deserve it. I love your work!!!!!!!! Keep up buddy.
Much appreciated!
Incredible build mate👏
Much appreciated! Thanks for watching.
an excellent design and an excellent finishing, very good!.
Much appreciated! Thanks for watching.
Amazing content absolutely love it! 😁
Thank you so much for the kind words! I will posting a new tiny build very soon too! Stay tuned.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing your passion with The world
Thanks for watching!
This is fire af!! Great job!
Hey thanks for that! Much appreciated.
Wow! Amazing project 👍
Thanks kindly!
awsome, good video. greetings from córdoba, Argentina.
Thanks for watching!
Amazing bro... congratulations
Thanks so much!
💯💯💯 that looks too legit props for water cooling it
Thank you! Even if missing a GPU, air cooling would not have made it a proper replica.
Very nice project ! Congrats
Thanks so much!
What a generous spraying...
GJ mate
“When you got noticeable layers, spray thick followed with prayers”
Thanks for checking out my project!
Super cool build!!!
Thanks for the kind words. I really enjoy making these cases. A new one is already en-route too!
niiiiice work dude!! congrats!!
Hey, much appreciated! Thank you kindly.
This turned out amazing! Nice work! I've wanted to make some kind of 3D printed case myself but I just never have the time. Also, UFD Tech mentioned that the STL files were available so you'll probably get a bunch more views. Lol.
Hey thanks for the kind words and letting me know that my content is getting noticed. Much more to come!
@@standupg4m3r Yeah so 3 days later and this video already has 44k views! lol. It definitely deserves every one of them, too! I wouldn't be surprised if other bigger youtubers see it at some point and put it in their videos. Lots of people loved the design and you brought it to life!
@@Kmcornell23 thanks so much again!
Very cool build, very close to the original concept but yours is real that's better. Thanks for sharing with us with such details, well done. Wonder if it's quieter than stock form.
Ps: found out about this thanks to a mention on today's UFD Tech channel news video
Thanks! Glad that people are liking it!
I was so bummed when the files were gone from thingiverse. But thingiverse will be thingiverse LOL They are there. Awesome job!
Hmmm Thingiverse being Thingiverse… sorry on their behalf? 😛
@stand_up_g4m3r im sure it has to do with how busy their server gets. Sometimes, you get the 404 page not found error screen.
@@tom_foolery I'll let everyone know if I ever take them off or move them. So unless you see that news, please blame Thingiverse lol
Very nice 👌🏼
I was starting to get itchy when I saw you using silver screws to close the case (and also feeling a little ashamed to be so picky) but then you solved it!
Thank you very much, my soulmate 😂
Thanks for watching till the end! In truth getting black screws is the best option, lol.
Insane build.
Thank you! It was really fun to build. :)
Nice build!
Thanks so much! It was challenging but satisfying to put together. Hope others can enjoy printing it for themselves too.
That's pretty neat, I agree... it's definitely a shame they never came out with this damn case! Now if only a pretty beefy GPU could be added into this form factor... one can dream. :)
Stay tuned?
Incredible
Thanks so much!
love my wow stick, one of the best tools to buy
Thank you for checking out my video!
Nice work!
Thanks a bunch!
I think the middle would of looked epic with a smoked clear print!!
I actually bought some clear PETG for the same reason but chickened out last second to opt for paint. I would love to see others try with clear once I share the STLs!
L I K E👍👍👍 👍👍👍 🤩🤩 🤩🤩 🤩😎😎
Thank you for checking out my build video!
I believe it worth of mass productions product. Such a compact and cool design.
Thanks! It would take months to a year to make it mass production worthy- aka a price point customers were to be willing to pay. But it would be pretty cool!
I don't have enough patience, to build minipc's, so i'll stick with desktop/medium towers but i really like your build.
Maybe you might like this idea; a wooden vinyl case (at least side panels).
Thanks for watching! If you don’t like SFFPC then you may or may not like my next build… it’s gonna be…BIG lol
I really want to see the print
Loved the video:D
Thanks! Share with your friends and socials so I can upload and share the files soon!
@@standupg4m3r i already have done!!!!! i was like yooo this is sick and they were like the same tooo! as soon as i saw this i subbed im suppriesd that you dont have 1k yet i know you will get there soon
@@Psycho_Bruh thanks for the kind words! Hoping to help and teach people what I can. Best!
Thanks I rly hope you get to 1k looks like you have a good career ahead of you keep it up :D
When you become big or get to 1 know subs remember all of us here from the start :) I know you can get there
loved Your video ... relaxing and informative on my side screen while I work...
Thanks a lot for the kind words. Really appreciate it.
@@standupg4m3r really great work! Will always choose a passionate host than an expensive set and camera! Best of luck!
1k sub 👏
“Files en-route”
perfect
Thanks for the appreciation!
Asrock X300M-STX is an excellent and impressive miniSTX motherboard as a base for a mini-PC using an AMD APU type Renoir(4xxxG) or Cézanne(5xxxG), offering excellent performance for multimedia or gaming (for an APU), myself I have one under Ryzen 7 5700G with iGPU Vega8 overclocked to 2500MHz and 32GB(2x16GB Samsung B-Die) DDR4 SO-DIMM overclocked to 4000MHz(with IF syncro 1:1 and latency in CL16-18-18-36 -1T), which increases the performance of the iGPU by 35% to 45% depending on the games used. Anyway, you have a really nice build.
Hey thanks for watching! The 5700G pairs so nicely with the X300W. I have not overclocked anything yet, but may look into it. We have the same bulls but you have faster RAM.
wow cool
Thanks for watching!
I know how s hard get subs! off course i ll do it! Nice job here!!!! best regards
Hey thanks a bunch! Release seems imminent!!!
Been waiting for this one since Deus Ex Mankind Divided
Cool little teaser indeed!
Belo trabalho parabéns. Brazil
Obrigado pelo seu apreço!
I'd love to see something like this, but for a midrange gaming build. Probably would have to be a little bit bigger, but something like a ryzen 5600 and some kind of small form factor gpu preferably Radeon if they have a good one. You'd probably have to give up the water cooling and put a little bit bigger feet on the bottom for air flow and find a small or flexible enough pcie extender for the graphics card but I think that would be an amazing build!
Thanks for watching. It would have to grow substantially to accommodate a dedicated GPU, but anything is possible!
@@standupg4m3r low profile GPUs maybe?
@@supernova6553 ITX variants (170mm ish) would definitely be better!
@@standupg4m3r yeah those. A slim cpu cooler intead of an AIO and a gpu on the top with a fan blowing from top.
@@supernova6553 Good options, and thank you for sharing your suggestions!
I hope one day you'll get 1k subs so I can snag these stl files lol
Me too lol
I see a great controller for that game you were playing at the end. It's the IINE Mouse-pad Pro controller over at Ali-Express but it's fifty dollars. I am ordering one and if it doesn't do what I want I will use "Joy to Key" with it.
Thanks for watching! The exact controller I’m using is linked in my description, if you are interested in it too. That controller you’re referring to, does sound interesting though!
An alternative build on this could be using laptop a grade GPU and adaptor board in the top section with passthrough cooling from low-speed, but large, case fans.
Perhaps might involve printing a wider version of the case to allow airflow around the motherboard, and a more raised underside ... but, yeah!
Cool idea, and thanks for watching!
Theorizing that one could time travel within her lifetime, Dr. Lisa Su stepped into the Project Quantum Accelerator and vanished.
No keep Dr Lisa Su safe!
Nice build :) Quick question: Why do you pixelate all the barcodes?
Hey thanks for watching!
RMA / Warranty fraud where awful people can take your S/N and claim them as their own. I may stop covering them and just email the manufacturers to give them a heads up.
wow
Thanks for the appreciation!
Crazy build! What's up with blurring things?
Thanks for watching! People can be terrible, and can use your S/N for warranty claims which could leave you out of a warranty.
When you print IO holes, during design you can add your own supports that you can cut out later. I don't trust autogenerated supports and it's very easy to just add 0.4mm cuboids for 1 line wide supports.
Will check it out for future prints! How much more time is to add the supports manually vs automatic prints? They both pose risks when processing from my experience.
@@standupg4m3r I suppose automatic takes less time, but we're looking at minutes in comparison. Your control over the supports vastly out does the best auto supports can ever do though, as you can hide contacting faces in many crafty ways, making cleanup much shorter.
@@trakaiszeks I’ve seen the video Teaching Tech (…or other?) did a while back about it and I thought it was really neat! I’ll try it out in my next case and you’ll here a call out in case I do. ;)
PS - maybe it was another video from a while back when I was researching proper ways to print the Mandalorian helmet…
great vid, quick question tho. why did you blur out the bottom cpu info numbers?
Thanks for watching. This seems to be a popular topic asked many times in my comments; I purchase these parts with my own money and someone could possibly claim the numbers for RMA leaving me without any warranty. Unfortunately people can’t be their best selves all the time.
@@standupg4m3r i was looking for this answer and it's sad finding out why you did it. I didn't know that could happen.
u could use an aluminium sheet for the top as antena, i would save u space, and help in the heat dissipation
u would probably need to give some space between the plate and the structure, due to air flow, but i would look cleaner, our u could just built the AMD logo in metal, it would be also good as antena
Hey thanks for watching and sharing some cool ideas! I had to stop myself from buying a laptop antenna sheet, and figured the more stock I can keep it, the better it would be for my viewers who want to build this project.
@@standupg4m3r that's actually pretty cool, makes me wanna build my own version, with a gpu and probably without the wifi
@@davidjordaomoreira4196 a revisit of this is actually in rummaging in my mind, since I’ve seen a user on Reddit post a sandwich GPU/CPU water block mimicking the original Project Quantum… it would be bigger but would also be more gaming capable than the iGPU being used in this project now.
Wow what a well done video great studio
Thanks so much for watching. Stay tuned for more!
Love this! But why did you blur the components?
Thanks for watching! Scroll down for you answer.
Nice build . Why was the CPU blurred btw ?
Thanks for watching! Check below where I answered this question. Cheers!
Would there be any barebone Motherboard kits that would fit this kit using the new 7th gen AMD cpus since those all have nice iGPUs now?
I'm also in the look out for one, so please let me know if you find one too! I see some kits using the 7735H mobile variant, but would like to see what @asrock puts out for the new iGPUs
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Sorry the odd question but what portable screen are you using
Thanks for watching. Listed in my description!
May I ask, why do certain videos have, what i assume, is serial numbers blurred out? I don't have many videos, but if i did a tutorial on how to fix something, id like to understand why people take these steps.
Thanks!
Someone can possibly use/claim your S/N for warranty/registration and cause you to possibly lose support.
your soldering iron tip has been sanded at some stage or is it a rusty fence nail
It's been sanded, dropped in paint, stepped on, submerged in diet coke, and it just keeps kicking! I have a separate station for real soldering work, but I like using this beat up old one since it can touch plastic and I won't cry about it. Thanks for watching btw!
@@standupg4m3r you dont sand tips
@@abecoulter8550 I would never do it for my real soldering tools, but for this? Oh well, it was a quick fix after dropping it.
Why do you use the heatsink on the nvme drive since you leave the sticker on?
My NVME is bare naked, what are you referring to? The VRM heatsink?
That's impressive.. Which printer was used in this video?
Thanks! Link for the printer and ALL parts/tools used for the build and video are in my description.
Could this design be easily adapted for a mini itx motherboard? It’s not that much larger.
The answer is always “yes” with time and money being the variables that answers the follow up question of “when?”
PS - stay tuned. ;)
@@standupg4m3r depending on your expenses, I would consider paying for the modification.
@@braddahr It's going to take purchasing an HDplex with adapter or GAN power supply. I can't afford either at this time.
@@standupg4m3r sorry I just meant modifying the 3D files. I’m thinking mini itx, sfx psu, fan. I’m not sure about water cooling. I’ve done it with AIO kits but not custom.
let's try that with the new minisforum with the 780m iGPU
If the dimensions stay the same (STX mounting, and AM5 mounting compatibility) it should drop right in. :)
Now can I afford to buy the new X600, 8700G, and 64GB DDR5? That’s the mystery lol
Thanks for checking out my project!
@@standupg4m3r I'd say 32gb of ram is pretty much enough on a platform like that but ... i guess not 😂😂😂😂
@@roguemo Mo RAM, Mo Betta’
I've always wanted to build a PC like this but could never afford to
Thanks for stopping by! Some local libraries give its card members access to their maker spaces. ;)
@@standupg4m3r I'm using a fold 4 for all of my gaming drawing and editing needs, it does shockingly well as an all around device
@@MrJasenstewart97 that’s amazing!
Can u make project small like this but with Novec liquid instead ?
When I get big enough to afford it or 3M decides they want to send some my way, it would be a dream come true! Love that stuff!
Nobody's taking this man's serial numbers!
I'm trying! lol I may just risk it next video, so I can stop wasting time because of bad actors, and just focus on making videos for people to enjoy. What do you think?
Like the video but Man U gotta work on your charts, don’t put temp and bench mark results together on the same scale
Thanks for watching and for sharing your opinion!
What are you using to design this? Fusion360?
Thanks for checking out my project. I use Solidworks!
Would have been sick if you made the logo AMD Green.
There’s nothing stopping YOU from doing it too! ;) Thanks again for watching and commenting.
@@standupg4m3r my ocd would get the better of me. i'd have to use bondo and glazing putty to get absolute precision out of the print so I could get automotive quality paintjob
@@xmetrix Cool, can’t wait to see how it turns out. Please ping me when you have it done.
can someone explain what he blurred on his motherboard so i know what it is and why he did it
If you scroll down, I’ve answered enough times. TLDR: RMA scam
This really needs to be redone in an ITX build with a buck converter
Can you please explain? Sounds interesting.
@@standupg4m3r a little bigger build but a buck converter psu since psu are big. More options with itx motherboards.
Not redone but another option as I think it’s great case. Wasn’t criticizing
@@toepunch001 I didn’t take it as criticism, don’t worry’
The margins on your chart made it look bad. You did a good Job!
Thanks! I go for quiet when I can, and it doesn't always lead to cut throat temps. I'll work on better representing the data moving forward.
what is the model of your side monitors ?
I would not recommend them, and only have them (like most of my parts in the videos) for the video; but I have added the other monitors to the description!
What is that monitor on the thumbnail?
Thanks for watching. I have all the items in the video linked in the description!
You blurred all the serial numbers/barcodes but not your feet? Weird... Awesome build nonetheless!
You can’t RMA scam my feet… yet? lol
But for real, I appreciate you enjoying the vid!
@@standupg4m3r, RMA scam? How's that even work? Again, kudos for the work you put in making something so unique avaliable to everyone. Looking forward to a version with a dGPU as in the original concept.
what is the name of that background music
"Anodized" - but it maybe hard to find it since it is one of the default music tracks found in Microsoft's Movie Editor program.
Please have a front plate for the IO instead of that decal.
Thanks for watching! I’m working on it.
It looks like a food scale, but it's very nice!
lol, thanks for watching!
I think the quantum case would look better if it was made out of aluminum.
Oh I definitely agree with you! If only I had a CNC.
which is better for this? for real use..
ABS or Nylon?
If you’re in a conditioned room, even PETG has survived hours on hours of none stop gaming, so either material would work great imho. Thanks for checking out my project too btw.
@@standupg4m3r thanks...
it is a really great project, even i liked it back then, and hoped for either an entry level APU desktop or for a U-series (mobile CPU) system, or just as a case, but it didnt happend..
so its really great that someone (in this case you) actually made it a reality..
so thank you for all the work.
@@mrdot1126 your appreciation means a lot!
Hey,cool build! Why do you censor barcodes on components?
Thanks for watching! I purchased all these parts with my own money, and if I want to keep my warranty (for the parts I have not mangled!) I have to make sure no one has processed an RMA using the S/N. It's case by case, but I am just taking precautions.
@@standupg4m3r I see! Thanks for the clarification
@@standupg4m3r Ah. See. I asked because i just didnt scroll far enough. Thank you. I hope you have a good rest tonight
@@darkwubshd4961 hey no problem! Even my wife asked why I was doing it. Again, I do want to thank you for watching and commenting though!
@@standupg4m3r I really doubt RMA fraud like that would get past any remotely decent company, they'd likely just send the part back to whatever idiot tried to do it as soon as they received the RMA and checked the serial.
You didn't show how much heat that PC put out afterwards I would like to know
I’m sorry you couldn’t make it far enough into the video! (18m26s)
I personally would of tryed to clean up the prints more, looks so hanky and rough...but otherwise cool idea
Thanks for watching!
Whats the point of blocking out serial numbers?
TLDR: RMA scam potential
@@standupg4m3r i never thought of that. Good info
you do know those 'O' rings on the pump are meant to be used not removed.
Thanks for watching the video.
The G1/4 system was originally intended to be used with an oring at its flange, and it is what I chose to go with. Leaving the included grommet inside may have lead to a compromise on the sealing if I also left the oring located at the flange - two sealing systems that are meant to be squished would have been too risky imho. And relying on just the included grommet would have introduced variables (how far Barb would have gone in) that I again didn’t want to deal with since the tubing routing was already as complicated as it is.
Why is he blurring out some serial numbers? Are these supposed to be “private”?
Thanks for watching. I don't get my parts for free in these videos, and someone could use my S/N to register or claim warranty. I have since stopped it, and just hope that if anything happens, the manufacture will take my side. People are awful.
Just curious, why did you blur out the serial numbers of all your hardware?
Thanks for watching!
Someone already asked, but I paid for the parts myself and there is a chance some bad actors could use my S/N for warranty claims and leave me in the dry if I needed it. Bigger CZcamsrs get stuff for free so it’s no issue for them.
Could a low profile gpu be added on it?
Thanks for watching. It’s definitely possible but this build already had a lot of customization done and adding a GPU will undoubtedly add more customization and an increase in size.
The original Project Quantum was actually fairly large in comparison to this replica.
@@standupg4m3r I see, I got the STL model, and I am trying to to remodel it in order to make a flex PSU and a GPU fit on it. Not sure but I am thinking in increase the bottom height.
@@lucasaugustomarques2556 good luck and thanks again for watching!
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Still waiting...
Name of music please.
I'm sorry I do not know the title anymore, but it was the free music generated using Windows Movie Maker I believe.