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Unfortunately there are no ways to mount top fans, So it will just be for natural flow out of the case

If you use a 140mm length PSU then yes you will be ok if you are good at cable management, i am not so i just hope for the best, Things can be fairly tight for cables but it is possible to hide them.

Yes, The fans have been placed in to pull in through the rear and push towards the front of the case, It has worked quite well

@@DumbDownTech Great to know thanks, this will work perfectly 👍

Good luck, Hopefully the video was useful for you

Thank you for watching, Hopefully it helps as it had been an interesting journey, sorry it took so long to get around to editing and uploading.

@@DumbDownTech Did you use 25mm fans or 15 mm?

@@kombuscha1777 Sorry, I should have mentioned that, All fans ended up being 25mm and all fit nice and easily

That sounds fun, But i am trying to get that 90s and early 2000s feeling that i never got to experience, I have never forgotten the image of the 1 person strapped to the ceiling 😂

@@DumbDownTech We used to have one every month or so back then. Lugging in 20in CRT monitors and Antec full tower cases! Pizza and beer all weekend. Good times. It's a lot easier to sit at home and connect on discord these days of course. Nice case fore a decently compact mATX build shown here.

@@TheJamesKF I Half wish i could have experienced them days but also very glad that i am able to carry a lot less around in today age

Soooooo, i have done the build and i did fit everything in, But i will say if you can use an SFX PSU If budget allows, i would recommend that as it was VERY tight to fit the GPU, Video will be up in a few days for the build and afterthoughts of the build (Small preview - I really like it) . Chris

@@DumbDownTech ty so much!! I actually already ordered this case yesterday, I was wondering if I could fit a full size psu with a bigger card but I see now it'll be difficult.

@@kombuscha1777 I'm sure you will find it easier than i did, it had been a long day before the build, Good luck dude.

Practice just means you still get thermal paste all over you anyway!

Thank you!

Thank you for your comment, nice to hear you like the case. If you haven't already please check out the build video with this case ruclips.net/video/Y7h6v-WJlek/видео.html The next video will be some benchmarking and thermals with this case. I nearly broke Chris when I got him to pick it up once assembled it is a heavy bugger. Hope you continue to like the channel. Thanks again.

I have added what I can to the description of the Video. Hope this helps. Any questions please just comment and we will do our best to help.

That's a new one to me? Very strange. I have had this card working on AMD and Intel motherboards with no issues. Only thing I could recommend would be check bios settings, device manger for driver issues and check the card over for any damage. Apart from that I am honestly not sure why it would do that. Sorry I couldn't be more help.

It was a look of if this wasn't on camera i would go full 1980s on you

Glad you liked it

Thank you

Was had did happen steamworks go byebye

Thank you

If we are fortunate enough to get to 1000 subscribers i (Chris) will give away a starter build gaming PC, Now for you to please help that happen !

Thankyou very much.

That's a great little game called Circuit Superstars. Well worth a try.

@@DumbDownTech ok

Thank you for your kind words, I hope the screen and the channel live up to your expectations.

I have my fingers crossed that this is the controller for you, it is so frustrating when you do not feel at home with your input devices. Please let us know how you get on with this controller.

​@@DumbDownTech I gave it a test run today with a few games that I use as benchmarks. The left analog stick is what I hoped it would be as in very smooth and stable and not twitchy feedback like I have noticed with lesser controllers. Face buttons are fine and respond well, but I'll have to test them out with a few more games in different situations. Analog triggers feel good so no complaints there. D-pad I think it depends on the genre of game; I do like how it is elevated and it has a lot of free movement, rather than feeling mashed in. The d pad is more than sufficient for 2D platformers, shmups, JRPG's, and probably most other 2D genres. 2D fighting games there would be better options like a Retrobit Genesis or Saturn pad; I did think that the Easy SMX did just fine with 3D fighters which are more focused on d-pad tapping instead of more frequent rotating circular motions, and of course most 3D fighters only require the four face buttons. There is probably only one notable thing that I find to be mediocre about this controller, is that I don't like the feel of the L/R buttons and also how they are placed doesn't really fit my hands all that well. All things considered though that drawback is a minor one and this controller is a keeper; hopefully it is durable. I don't really put much stress on controllers and also I have many models that get utilized for various purposes, which is probably why my old 8 bit do SN30 Pro Plus still functions like it has barely any miles on it.

Thank you so much for letting me know what you thought of this controller. I agree it's not perfect but I have never found any controller to be 100% perfect for every game, there will always be some compromises. I like you, hope this controller is durable as I hate chopping and changing controllers, once I'm comfortable with one, that's it I'm in for the long haul with it.

@@DumbDownTech Since I like this controller and was browsing other models from the same company I took a flier on a more budget option, the Easy SMX 9100pro. At 20 dollars it doesn't have the more premium build quality or mechanical buttons however I like the d pad and L/R buttons better and the triggers are more than satisfactory. Face buttons even though not mechanical have just as good of response time as the X10. Analog stick is not hall effect but the control level is very good and better than some controllers with hall-effect sticks, like the 8 bit do pro 2 for example. Just thought I'd mention this in the case you wanted a budget option as for 20 dollars it is very nice value for the asking price; it is a wired only controller which may be a deal breaker for some.

Shame its wired, but if I can scrounge one up definitely would like to do a review / comparison between the two. I am a firm believer that paying a fortune doesn't always mean your getting the best.

Some people might prefer the feel of an Xbox controller, but yes direct connection is one plus but I would say to anybody if they can try other controllers they might find something that fits them better.

Thank you for explaining the technical side, I did not know this, I hope they will in future come up with something better than molex or multiple sata but it just shows how much power all this rgb uses.

@@DumbDownTech I have seen some controllers that use a PCIe 6 pin connector to power it. That could be a good way around it. If you have one left over after using 2 for your graphics card. I think the biggest problem is the amount of amps that they draw. They use more to light the fan than is needed to run it at max power haha.

Thankfully I do have a spare 6 pin, something to definitely look in to thank you. I'm also tempted to possibly change to the newer fans I mentioned in the review that do away with the controller and connect directly to the motherboard. Would be nice to do a side by side comparison.

@@DumbDownTech I have recently bought thoses as well for the same reason. I plan to use a razer chroma controller with it so I can have a more universal setup rather than be locked in some company's ecosystem.

You should not be getting BSOD at 75c there are built in safeguards on the GPU, that if it gets to hot it should thermal throttle, pull the performance of the card back to get the temps under control. I will definitely be putting up the new temp figures for the card as soon as I can get round to building my ITX system, I'm hoping that vid will be up in the next few weeks.

This is what I am finding, one size fits all does not work with controllers. I wish you good luck on finding a controller that fits you perfectly.

Gamsir controllers appear very similar, I have not tried one so I couldn't give a direct comparison unfortunately. Hopefully in the future I can do a follow up review with a number of other brands to see which comes out on top.

In my experience the only one that competes for the price is the gamesir g7 but it's wired. My favorite controller I've ever owned but I've been waiting for a wireless version. Maybe this is it.

If this is in a laptop 85c is within tolerance, if its a desktop graphics card you could be suffering from thermal throttling at that temp. Before repaste try cleaning the cooler out and see how that goes.

@@DumbDownTech okay ty

www.turzx.com/ The screen I bought off Amazon is no longer available, but if you search for 5" Sensor panel in Amazon you will get a number of similar screens like the one I have in this review, don't be afraid of sending any of them back if they do not match the description I went through a few until I roughly got what I wanted.

Thank you so much for your kind comment. The more I use this screen the more impressed I am with it. I don't know how I managed without it now.

Very much appreciated

thankyou very much for your kind words

Thank you!