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@@demorunnertimmedrt4432 Yes, the cards can have different brand as long as they are the same generation and series

@@farayaj1397 Thank you! I found it a local PC hardware store (in Canada 🇨🇦) while it was still in stock. This case sure is rare to find. Good luck on your future build :)

@@yazanshora9643 🤣

@@dgerdi I’m glad to heat that ! You’re welcome :)

@@malitver what kind of RAM are you using. Is it dual channel (2x8gb) at least ? Also what is the RAM’s MHz ? Another thing to note is that making sure your CPU doesn’t power or thermal throttle at full load, if that happens, performance will take a hit

@@ChannelGamingTech 16gb ram 3600mhz ddr4

@@malitver single or dual channel?

@@ChannelGamingTech i don't know.. in my motherboard 2 slots and 8x2 gb ram

@@malitver two sticks of ram generally is dual channel as long as it’s in the right slot. If your ram sticks are in slot 2/4 & 4/4 then that is correct. Make sure it’s not in the first two slots which will defeat the purpose of running dual channel

@@sillycat010 🙌

@@shooby02 Nice choice ! Good luck on the future build 😊

@@JokerARTIST99 I got everything used from local marketplace (I did say that in the video’s Intro too btw)

@@Despereaux. It’s only for 6000 & 7000 series (so far)

@@ChannelGamingTechdamn:(

@@Despereaux. you can still take advantage of frame gen in certain games. I tested it out on a RX 5700 link below ⬇️ ruclips.net/video/UNml2IGad-c/видео.htmlsi=g2MitDTC3_LZEcKa

@@hameski CP2077 is very CPU intensive. Your CPU & DDR3 is becoming the bottleneck.

@@ChannelGamingTech but still, I have finished the game right before 2.0 patch, and now it's mad 13-15 fps on 2.0 patch :(

@@darkarts2412 It’s not screwed in. It falls off as you remove the stock cooler (as I mention in video to hold the back plate with one hand)

@@jt2quick You’re welcome! Anytime 🙏

@@anashassankhanmohammec9765 haha thanks 😊

@@KobeA29 Thanks bro 🙏

@@Allfather9 Thank you 😊

@@vulcanz3559 r5 5500 is slightly better in performance despite only being PCIe gen 3.0 If you have a motherboard that can take advantage of PCIe gen 4.0 then get a 5600 or else 5500 is a great bang for buck choice

@@promixers It depends on what components you’re using in your build. This will definitely help with airflow thus reducing temps overall

@@ChannelGamingTech ryzen 3600 + GTX 1070 + GSKILL Ram 2 stick 8 gb + exhaust fan as DR12 PRO DARKFLASH. intake fan as deepcool stock 2 fan . Wb now

@@lianqq920 you’re welcome! Good luck on the build 😊

@@usmc_7934 you’re welcome! Glad it helped 😊

@@surajshrestha4418 The components you mentioned will draw almost draw less than half of what this PSU can put out. I think you’ll be okay. I run mine day & night

@@ChannelGamingTech thanks for the reply!how long have you used it for?

@@surajshrestha4418 Anytime! About 1.5 year

@@getbluespheres3k 🤣 it’s a solid M-ATX Case. Full build video linked below ⬇️ ruclips.net/video/HOGiJl_7yyo/видео.html

@@ChannelGamingTech i've seen enough videos on it, thanks either way! ITX is so expensive especially here (normally what i desire as small computers impress me so much), so gotta improvise with available options

@@getbluespheres3k you’re welcome! I hope you find the right case for your build :)

@@sayed_9730 ruclips.net/user/shortsA-BTud1txFk?si=tt9N-uFWt2AJhAj0

@@evoemperor3776 I switched to a Mini ITX, full build video will be up tomorrow. Here’s a preview ruclips.net/user/shortsekrB1l4Y7gs?feature=share

Yes it is, here is the PSU unboxing video ruclips.net/user/shorts515yVtq137I?si=Vs9tLxyEgx4AeEkv

@@TibiAltF4 Since it was only for testing. I used a PCIe Riser Cable & external power. Video link below ⬇️ again this was only for testing & benchmarking purposes. ruclips.net/user/shortsn14w2QNJ_Yk?feature=share

@@ChannelGamingTech Ahhh got you, watched that video and makes a lot more sense 😂😂 I've ordered in a PSU already since this was a 275W PSU installed and don't have the PCIe connectors. Got a Sapphire Nitro+ RX580 4GB coming too can't wait! How did you get PCIe 3 on your motherboard?

@@TibiAltF4 Nice ! i5-3470 natively provides PCIe 3.0 If yours is running at 2.0 then it could be the motherboard. I am using a Dell Optiplex 7010 here

@@ChannelGamingTech Yeah luckily it's just due to the fact no GPU (Add-In Card) is installed so as a power saving feature (I think?) they disable 3.0 mode and put 2.0. Inserted the RX 580 in and boom PCIe 3.0 worked straightaway! Unfortunately the seller gave it damaged or Yodel did and it came with artifacts so returned that and got an XFX RX 580 4GB GTS XXX Edition instead. Hopefully in tomorrow! Dell Optiplex 3010 MT here, thanks for the video got me a perfect recommendation! Tried GTA 5 with the artifacts and max settings got 60FPS capped so amazing to see! I also just noticed that your CPU clocks weren't turboing like mine was, mine got up to 3.6GHz max on turbo mode. Did you disable yours?

@@TibiAltF4 Glad this video helped ! PCIe usually drops to its lowest GEN when not being used to save power, so nothing to worry there. Also 3.6GHz is single core max clock, on all core load it’ll be 3.2GHz for most Dell Optiplex 7010 motherboards with power limited BIOS.

@@namelessrogue2427 I switched from a Corsair 4000D to this. I am super happy with the outcome, Temps are also great 😊 i’ll be posting a full In-Depth build video soon !

@@ChannelGamingTech Did u figure out a way to cool it ?

@@namelessrogue2427 ruclips.net/video/MhdnY41m_KA/видео.htmlsi=KP9I1-RTz2i1L0s3

@@shahi4937 Hey, depending on your GPU height, if one of the 1X PCIe slots are still accessible, then yes you can use it for a WIFI card :)

@@Sleepy.007 There will be CPU bottleneck, but it won’t be unplayable.

@@ChannelGamingTech even in 1440p ?

@@Sleepy.0071440P might work out better for you. There will be significant less CPU bottleneck or maybe none

@@ChannelGamingTech Nice because my monitor is 1440p so i can get it with no probleme ? I will upgrade my CPU later

@@Sttr4ight In video description ruclips.net/video/KN1ClrfOSEM/видео.htmlsi=glpWWzVwnBktClS2

@@dudscoconut well the case isn’t super expensive but mini ITX boards & SFX power supplies are more expensive than ATX

@@Cupapet93 It actually has great airflow, max cpu temp is 55c & max gpu temp is 60c

@@Jas0nPoint48 Thank you ! 😊 GPU is Gigabyte Eagle RX6600 for now, although I will be switching to something more powerful soon, just need the right size card. I reused my NVME, CPU & GPU so that was “free” but everything else cost me about $800 CAD ($580 USD) But if you include the cost of a new 12600K, 2TB 980Pro & 6600 you’re looking at about $700 CAD before taxes ($500 USD) So total cost of similar build would be around $1500 CAD before taxes ($1090 USD)

@@ChannelGamingTech thanks for letting me know i want to do something similar to that

@@Jas0nPoint48 you’re welcome! I’ll be posting the full In-depth build video soon! Stay tuned 🙌

I definitely will, i love small builds like this because i travel a lot and it's nice to have a pc you can travel with instead of a underpowered laptop.