You probably dont give a shit but does someone know of a trick to log back into an instagram account? I was dumb forgot my login password. I love any assistance you can offer me.
@Evan Kabir I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
its a late comment but for anyone building with this exact motherboard: at 37:20 rob incorrectly put the pump header onto the CPU_FAN and the fan onto the SYS_FAN header. the 4 pin fan header should be going on that CPU_FAN header, not the 3 pin one he put on in the video, other than that this video got every step perfect
Built my very first PC thanks to this video! Can confirm that this tutorial is applicable to the V2 since that's what I got. Really appreciate the very detailed walkthrough!
i really appreciate how you actually go through and explain each task, so many PC builds are practically speed runs and they expect everyone to know everything already
Loved seeing this all together. Makes me want to get several H1 setups just for decoration around the studio. The amount of power these can contain now is nuts.
Bought my parts today waiting on the case and my ssd....thanks for the video will be watching when I put my first pc build ever together. Thanks again bro.
The best rams for this case imo are the corsair lpx. Much cheaper because no rgb and low profile. They are 170$ compared to the ones you used 294$ thats huge difference for exactly the same performance.
@@RobeytechLive BTW, is it possible to have 64GB of RAM with that motherboard? Never build a PC before, so excuse me if thats a newb question. But couldn't find any info on that...
awesome video. I learned a lot. I have watched a lot of builds of the NZXT H1, but this was the first that showed how to set up the PC as well which is something I enjoyed...thank you for taking the time in making this video, much appreciated.
This is Awesome. I couldn't find any video about where 2.5 ssds are mounted in this case, and this is the ONLY one that actually shows exact where. Thank you!
Also keep up the good work, You guys are doing a good job. Your videos are very informative, and I really enjoy that you explain everything. Your videos are very noob friendly. I am a self taught Computer Tech but it's really great to see you explaining everything so well.
Great video and just subbed! Just bought H1, Strix B550-i, Ryzen 3600, Strix 2070S, 16GB DDR4 3200 RAM, 2 x 1TB Samsung Gen 3 SSDs. Followed your guide and had no issues apart from the short 24-pin connector. Currently rocking it with no side panels and case and its very quiet and cool. Looks great with the Strix GPU at the front with the green LEDs.
Great video with a ton of info! I was parting out a build in this case today, which is what lead me to this vid, and it was EXACTLYthe same, save for the storage. Went with the gen4 Sabrent 1TB on that. Glad to have my choices validated haha Definitely subbed, can't wait to see more content!
3 thoughts. 1)Liked that magnetized light. have used a headlamp and now have a ratcheting screwdriver with a light. 2)Too bad that MB didn't have a USB C header, they're not even that common on full ATX X570 below $200. 3)My main concern with this case is the AIO. It's a unique design with shorter tubes but only has a 3 year warranty. What happens when it fails after 3 years? Will an air cooler work with a 140 fan where the AIO is mounted? I don't think anyone has tested this yet.
That's an amazingly thought out case, but not for RGB lights, it doesn't even needed that transparent front shield because the way things are organized inside doesn't benefit the visualization of the parts, so assembling this case makes more sense focusing on the performance parts without RGB lights, save the money on the light and buy more powerful parts.
NZXT are using a vanilla USB 3 port with a USB C port on thier cases now. So to get both working you need a mother board with both the usual USB3 connector AND the 20 pin IDC connector. The board in the video doesn’t have the IDC socket... ASRock B550 Phantom Gaming and the MSI MPG B550I GAMING EDGE WIFI do though. As does the most expensive ASUS ROG STRIX X570-I GAMING board. So if you want the USB C on the case to work, get one of those. The ASRock mentioned above is actually a bit cheaper than the Gigabyte in the otherwise perfect video. :D
Perfect video, thank you for every part of it! I initially came only to see where to attach the pump connections and ended up watching it all and learning quite a bit. Thank you!
Just finished building in the H1 watching your video and I must say, your quality is really great. You deserve way more subs, cheers man! Subbed and asked my brother to sub to you too 😜
Fantastic video. Thinking of getting a H1 as well here in Australia. But the stock is only going to be available till April. I really hope it doesn’t get delayed due to recent events, I’m sure you know what I’m referring to, but I can’t wait till it arrives. Doing a 3700x build on a b450i motherboard.
This was great! I'm moving onto a small boat to go sailing but I can't say goodbye to my PC passion! This would make a good boat build! I'd be interested to see how much per you could pack into an even smaller case!
Subbed! Awesome content, man💪! Superb, detailed and very well done build walkthrough. Looking to downsize to sff in this case or Ncase M1. For what you get...really can't beat this H1 beauty from Nzxt!
I’ve watched all of the H1 AMD build videos and this is the most thorough and detailed I’ve seen with great camera shots. Couple of questions. Did you need to flip a switch to enable the psu? I did not see that in the video. Also, should the thermal pad that came in the mobo packaging be placed in the m.2 heatsink? What other use would this be for?
Great video man! You helped me to build my new gaming pc in this same case, and it is awesome! My build is Ryzen 3700x, Gigabyte X570 I AORUS, G.Skill TridentZ 3200 14t 16gb(2×8gb), Nvidia RTX 2060 Super FE, WD Blue 500gb m.2 nvme, Seagate Firecuda 2tb hybrid ssd/hdd. I can't wait for the nVidia 3000 series gpu's to come out, because I want one of those next. All I need now is to activate Windows 10, but need to find a cheap key that works.
So 2 cents in and all that: Based on this video and having built SFF units before, it seems like doing a sata drive first/cable routing and leaving the ram and pump til last might be easiest way to approach the H1. Looking forward to building one next week myself now
Great video, thinking of pulling the the trigger on this. You mentioned NZXT will supply PCIE 4.0 riser cable for early adopters. I cant find anything on their website regarding this. Do you have any additional information about this. Thanks in advance
@@RobeytechLive I'm a movies reference kinda guy. You made several I noticed, including the Office Space one, as well as others. It's like a video version of an Easter egg.
Thanks for telling us the sizes in the metric system as well. Almost no country on this planet uses inches. 😗 Very informative video. I'm considering getting this case and building my own cute little powerhouse, as I don't have a PC at the moment - only a casual gaming laptop with a gtx 1060.
Thanks for the build, I was looking for someone who built a higher end CPU using this case. I just ordered everything in this build except the GPU. I already have a GPU.
The 2080 Super is a bad bang for buck. You can always spend more to get a few frames per second more, but with the RX5700XT sitting at €350, you might as well use this and have some spare money to get the next Navi generation later on.
I just ordered the same build with the exception of getting the gigabyte 2070super gaming OC as Nvidia founder's edition is hard to come by where I live. I'm looking forward to building it! Thanks for the video and part run through.
Really appreciate going through every task. It would be great to have a stabilisation for your hand camera though, that shits shaky :P love the vid, keep up the good work
I LOVE this video it answers all my questions thank you! Except one: I have 2 M.2 drives and I saw that the second slot for M.2 drives isn't actively cooled. Which of my M.2 drives should I put in the part that is cooled? My boot drive (500GB) or my larger drive (2TB) ?
Thank you for a great video! Have parts preloaded into shopping carts for Amazon and Newegg. Waiting on motherboard and case. If the case becomes the bottleneck (Motherboard is backordered for first/second week June,). Then I was thinking the Luan-Li TU150WX mini case (w/ carrying handle! 😉). Really enjoy the confidence this video gave me to tackle this! 👍🥦🦖
Loved the build. I was first concerned by the smaller PSU size not being able to effectively provide enough consistent power. Seems like everything is fairing just fine at 650 watts
Fantastic Mate!! Simple and easy to follow and informal. I have not seen a build with intel cpu. AMD seems to be the Ducks Nuts these days. Is that your preference. Any comparisons betwwen the Cpu AMD used compared to intel? Thanks again champ.
Very interested in this case, thank you for showing off the SSD bay, I wasn't sure if I could add additional drives. With the new Ryzen CPUs on the horizon and Nvidias 3070 coming out, I think this is the best time to get a new pc. Would be my first build since my teenage days. Looking forward to it.
Great video man! Really interesting to see these videos on the H1 due to the rarity. I hate hate hate the way companies like NZXT seem to be copying companies like Apple when it comes to limited production in order to raise prices as if they make something so premium...... It's absurd... I was trying to get the black and blue H200 non-i for like 2 months of "out of stock" and then they removed the product all together.....what the heck man.... Now the H1 just shows the same non stop. /sighs PS::: Make sure to only do the "thermal benching" with the case completely shut when it comes to SFF. The temps with the whole case apart is completely irrelevant because no one's going to leave it apart and we won't know once the video ends if you put the case back on and temps shot to thermal shut down upon start up. lol =) Thanks RobeyTech!!!
Nice job with the video. Very helpful. How about the Asus ROG Strix 570X-i gaming motherboard and 3950x cpu? This is the combo i am thinking of using. along with Geoforce 2080 super.
I have the 3950 with the Strix (specs show c 3.2 header) and 2070 super Waiting on my 2x64gb ram. Would like to put 2tb 4.0 sabrent on back with heatsink but I'm guessing there won't be and so maybe ill take heatsink off and put on front m.2 instead. Thoughts? Great video- subbed
Not sure I understand why the rig you've built here wouldn't be appropriate for 4K gaming (it should be fine for 100 fps). Otherwise a fine review/build.
i subbed. great vid from a great youtuber who deserves more subs!
I subbed. great name from a not so great game youtuber!
You probably dont give a shit but does someone know of a trick to log back into an instagram account?
I was dumb forgot my login password. I love any assistance you can offer me.
@Antonio Chris Instablaster ;)
@Evan Kabir I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
its a late comment but for anyone building with this exact motherboard: at 37:20 rob incorrectly put the pump header onto the CPU_FAN and the fan onto the SYS_FAN header. the 4 pin fan header should be going on that CPU_FAN header, not the 3 pin one he put on in the video, other than that this video got every step perfect
Built my very first PC thanks to this video! Can confirm that this tutorial is applicable to the V2 since that's what I got. Really appreciate the very detailed walkthrough!
" we aren't the verge"....shots fired.....
i really appreciate how you actually go through and explain each task, so many PC builds are practically speed runs and they expect everyone to know everything already
The best custom pc build video at all.
Loved seeing this all together. Makes me want to get several H1 setups just for decoration around the studio. The amount of power these can contain now is nuts.
Bought my parts today waiting on the case and my ssd....thanks for the video will be watching when I put my first pc build ever together. Thanks again bro.
The best rams for this case imo are the corsair lpx. Much cheaper because no rgb and low profile. They are 170$ compared to the ones you used 294$ thats huge difference for exactly the same performance.
@@RobeytechLive BTW, is it possible to have 64GB of RAM with that motherboard? Never build a PC before, so excuse me if thats a newb question. But couldn't find any info on that...
Quality channel! Subbed. Look forward to more vids of this quality. This build is way above my finances, but still love to watch this kind of content.
In all fairness you should close the case with the side panels before running temperature testing.
awesome video. I learned a lot. I have watched a lot of builds of the NZXT H1, but this was the first that showed how to set up the PC as well which is something I enjoyed...thank you for taking the time in making this video, much appreciated.
This is Awesome. I couldn't find any video about where 2.5 ssds are mounted in this case, and this is the ONLY one that actually shows exact where. Thank you!
You are the man! It’s unfortunate that NZXT skips all of these details!
Also keep up the good work, You guys are doing a good job. Your videos are very informative, and I really enjoy that you explain everything. Your videos are very noob friendly. I am a self taught Computer Tech but it's really great to see you explaining everything so well.
Good luck finding this case in stock
How soon is soon?
No it wont be on the market soon. Thanks to corona.
ROBEYTECH already out of stock lol
Stopped me from pulling the trigger on this build lmao what a bummer
@@RobeytechLive Worth the wait though, especially for that gen 4 riser cable!
Thanks a lot! I built my last system 20 years ago: can't wait to build along on the weekend with your video as a helping hand
Thank you so much for this video. Reference during my build of the H1 V2! Thank you so much again.
Great video and just subbed! Just bought H1, Strix B550-i, Ryzen 3600, Strix 2070S, 16GB DDR4 3200 RAM, 2 x 1TB Samsung Gen 3 SSDs. Followed your guide and had no issues apart from the short 24-pin connector. Currently rocking it with no side panels and case and its very quiet and cool. Looks great with the Strix GPU at the front with the green LEDs.
Your build looks great x10 than linus built it...
More power to this channel☝️☝️☝️
litterally impossible since the cables are pre routed...
Awesome - thanks for the step by step guide. Really appreciate what you're doing here Sir
If only my pockets were 100% deeper than they are now. That looks like such a nice PC
ROBEYTECH I know right! And it looks super good
I want to say thank you, because of you I was able to build my first pc with confidence.
Great video! Very well explained to someone like me who is going to build a computer for the first time
Outstanding video left no doubts in my mind about building one of these. I have everything to do it but the MB and it will be here Tues. Can't wait.
Great video with a ton of info! I was parting out a build in this case today, which is what lead me to this vid, and it was EXACTLYthe same, save for the storage. Went with the gen4 Sabrent 1TB on that. Glad to have my choices validated haha Definitely subbed, can't wait to see more content!
this channel is underrated. so good.
Hm production quality is like you have a million subscribers.
Thanks Richard!
3 thoughts. 1)Liked that magnetized light. have used a headlamp and now have a ratcheting screwdriver with a light. 2)Too bad that MB didn't have a USB C header, they're not even that common on full ATX X570 below $200. 3)My main concern with this case is the AIO. It's a unique design with shorter tubes but only has a 3 year warranty. What happens when it fails after 3 years? Will an air cooler work with a 140 fan where the AIO is mounted? I don't think anyone has tested this yet.
This is a man of focus and sheer will
That's an amazingly thought out case, but not for RGB lights, it doesn't even needed that transparent front shield because the way things are organized inside doesn't benefit the visualization of the parts, so assembling this case makes more sense focusing on the performance parts without RGB lights, save the money on the light and buy more powerful parts.
He did the benchmark with open front panels which obviously skewed the results
Bro, your videos are amazing! You are my favorite PC builder! Can't wait to try this build with my daughter!
i wanna downsize to this case, but im waiting to see if its gonna be a viable option for a 3080Ti when ever that comes out.
It might be too hot
NZXT are using a vanilla USB 3 port with a USB C port on thier cases now.
So to get both working you need a mother board with both the usual USB3 connector AND the 20 pin IDC connector.
The board in the video doesn’t have the IDC socket...
ASRock B550 Phantom Gaming and the MSI MPG B550I GAMING EDGE WIFI do though.
As does the most expensive ASUS ROG STRIX X570-I GAMING board.
So if you want the USB C on the case to work, get one of those.
The ASRock mentioned above is actually a bit cheaper than the Gigabyte in the otherwise perfect video.
:D
Perfect video, thank you for every part of it! I initially came only to see where to attach the pump connections and ended up watching it all and learning quite a bit. Thank you!
immediate thumbs up from me for the metric system!
Very helpful for my new build. Thanks
Just the video I was looking for. Thanks! going to swoop this case.
Just finished building in the H1 watching your video and I must say, your quality is really great. You deserve way more subs, cheers man! Subbed and asked my brother to sub to you too 😜
Could you fit the new GeForce3080s
Yes but you might need a bigger PSU.
@@Scates Thanks!
51:33 I honestly thought the first thing you do is trash the Edge Browser lol
I am building in this case this week
I got i5 13500 and ram 32gb ddr4 256gb m.2 ssd and 2tb hdd
Motherboard B760I AORUS pro dd4
Can you remove the gpu riser or whatever i am building a pc soon for my aunt and im using a r5 3400g and just using integrated graphics
Thanks for this - I used the simpler gigabyte Aorus B550 board
Fantastic video. Thinking of getting a H1 as well here in Australia. But the stock is only going to be available till April. I really hope it doesn’t get delayed due to recent events, I’m sure you know what I’m referring to, but I can’t wait till it arrives. Doing a 3700x build on a b450i motherboard.
After watching just 1 minute I decided to subscribe. Great content and very detailed explanation love it
This was great! I'm moving onto a small boat to go sailing but I can't say goodbye to my PC passion! This would make a good boat build! I'd be interested to see how much per you could pack into an even smaller case!
thats crazy did you ever build a boat build? would love to see a boat battle station
This was so helpful, a million thanks!
Subbed! Awesome content, man💪! Superb, detailed and very well done build walkthrough. Looking to downsize to sff in this case or Ncase M1. For what you get...really can't beat this H1 beauty from Nzxt!
Just found this vid. It's really helpful for my second build. Fs worth the hour.
I’ve watched all of the H1 AMD build videos and this is the most thorough and detailed I’ve seen with great camera shots. Couple of questions. Did you need to flip a switch to enable the psu? I did not see that in the video. Also, should the thermal pad that came in the mobo packaging be placed in the m.2 heatsink? What other use would this be for?
Yep, the active cooler isn't going to make contact with the M.2 drive unless that pad is in there.
I have the same board and the thermal pad is for the m.2 on the back of the mobo (per the manual).
what is a thermal pad. I'm mounting my H1 and I feel that I'm missing something
I'm going to get this case and build my first gaming PC! I'm so excited, this video gave me the confidence to do it myself!
Did you build it
@@brikswrld8320 yes, had it for two months!
Great video man! You helped me to build my new gaming pc in this same case, and it is awesome!
My build is Ryzen 3700x, Gigabyte X570 I AORUS, G.Skill TridentZ 3200 14t 16gb(2×8gb), Nvidia RTX 2060 Super FE, WD Blue 500gb m.2 nvme, Seagate Firecuda 2tb hybrid ssd/hdd.
I can't wait for the nVidia 3000 series gpu's to come out, because I want one of those next. All I need now is to activate Windows 10, but need to find a cheap key that works.
So 2 cents in and all that:
Based on this video and having built SFF units before, it seems like doing a sata drive first/cable routing and leaving the ram and pump til last might be easiest way to approach the H1. Looking forward to building one next week myself now
Great video, thinking of pulling the the trigger on this. You mentioned NZXT will supply PCIE 4.0 riser cable for early adopters. I cant find anything on their website regarding this. Do you have any additional information about this. Thanks in advance
Don''t forget the alcohol and hand sanitizer at the hardware store! : D
For glue residue, lighter fluid works the best, just remove the lighter fluid afterwards.
This is such a nice video! Keep it up man
I love the True Lies reference...
@@RobeytechLive I'm a movies reference kinda guy. You made several I noticed, including the Office Space one, as well as others.
It's like a video version of an Easter egg.
Excellent video. Thanks.
it’s me who said to install the drive
Good job keep up the vids
Thanks for telling us the sizes in the metric system as well. Almost no country on this planet uses inches. 😗
Very informative video. I'm considering getting this case and building my own cute little powerhouse, as I don't have a PC at the moment - only a casual gaming laptop with a gtx 1060.
tf the whole word uses metric
Thanks for the build, I was looking for someone who built a higher end CPU using this case. I just ordered everything in this build except the GPU. I already have a GPU.
This is awesome! Really great content.
Thank you! Built my first computer following your vid
I would never choose AMD for this case because of temp issues. I'd go with Intel on this one but great tutorial.
Build mine thanks to the video 👍
ROBEYTECH, now that several months have passed since you posted this video, would you make any changes to the NZXT H1 optimal parts list?
Thank you so much for the vid! Just ordered the H1 today
The 2080 Super is a bad bang for buck. You can always spend more to get a few frames per second more, but with the RX5700XT sitting at €350, you might as well use this and have some spare money to get the next Navi generation later on.
I’m curious, why did you choose the founders edition of the 2080 super? Is it because it’s cheaper and has a smaller form factor?
I just ordered the same build with the exception of getting the gigabyte 2070super gaming OC as Nvidia founder's edition is hard to come by where I live. I'm looking forward to building it! Thanks for the video and part run through.
Awesome build and appreciate the detail and explanation!
Really appreciate going through every task. It would be great to have a stabilisation for your hand camera though, that shits shaky :P love the vid, keep up the good work
It looks so nice and clean! 😎👍🏻
Great, GREAT VIDEO. Informative as hell. Thank you for sharing. Subbed
Great vid!
Great video... can’t wait to see this case in stock...
Tnx man yeah i put the pump to the chasefan1 it went asap up to 80+c . I was worryed that i put the screws to hard to the cpu cooler
nuff' said. im building this.
THE POWER IS IN ZE CPU!!!!!
Does H1 case and x570i support rx 5700xt through pcie 4？I’ve heard that the pcie extension stripe doesn’t support pcie4.
I LOVE this video it answers all my questions thank you! Except one: I have 2 M.2 drives and I saw that the second slot for M.2 drives isn't actively cooled. Which of my M.2 drives should I put in the part that is cooled? My boot drive (500GB) or my larger drive (2TB) ?
You should use the cooled one for your boot drive. Also this mobo comes with a thermal pad which you can use on the 2nd m.2 slot.
great video man!
Thank you for a great video! Have parts preloaded into shopping carts for Amazon and Newegg. Waiting on motherboard and case. If the case becomes the bottleneck (Motherboard is backordered for first/second week June,). Then I was thinking the Luan-Li TU150WX mini case (w/ carrying handle! 😉). Really enjoy the confidence this video gave me to tackle this! 👍🥦🦖
Subbed and saved for when I build this one! Thanks!
damn such a good video, you definitely saved the day for when I will put mine together!
robey juan kenobi
Amazing video I sub you love the way you introduce and any nood can make a PC by watching your videos
Loved the build. I was first concerned by the smaller PSU size not being able to effectively provide enough consistent power. Seems like everything is fairing just fine at 650 watts
Fantastic Mate!! Simple and easy to follow and informal. I have not seen a build with intel cpu. AMD seems to be the Ducks Nuts these days. Is that your preference. Any comparisons betwwen the Cpu AMD used compared to intel? Thanks again champ.
Wait you said they will include pcie 4 on the box? I couldn't find one on mine.
Very interested in this case, thank you for showing off the SSD bay, I wasn't sure if I could add additional drives. With the new Ryzen CPUs on the horizon and Nvidias 3070 coming out, I think this is the best time to get a new pc. Would be my first build since my teenage days. Looking forward to it.
Great video man! Really interesting to see these videos on the H1 due to the rarity. I hate hate hate the way companies like NZXT seem to be copying companies like Apple when it comes to limited production in order to raise prices as if they make something so premium...... It's absurd... I was trying to get the black and blue H200 non-i for like 2 months of "out of stock" and then they removed the product all together.....what the heck man.... Now the H1 just shows the same non stop. /sighs PS::: Make sure to only do the "thermal benching" with the case completely shut when it comes to SFF. The temps with the whole case apart is completely irrelevant because no one's going to leave it apart and we won't know once the video ends if you put the case back on and temps shot to thermal shut down upon start up. lol =) Thanks RobeyTech!!!
Nice job with the video. Very helpful. How about the Asus ROG Strix 570X-i gaming motherboard and 3950x cpu? This is the combo i am thinking of using. along with Geoforce 2080 super.
I have the 3950 with the Strix (specs show c 3.2 header) and 2070 super Waiting on my 2x64gb ram. Would like to put 2tb 4.0 sabrent on back with heatsink but I'm guessing there won't be and so maybe ill take heatsink off and put on front m.2 instead. Thoughts? Great video- subbed
Awesome build guide! Just curious, did NZXT happen to send you their H1 for this video?
Just asking because the H1 has been out of stock since launch and I was wondering how you got your hands on one, haha.
Not sure I understand why the rig you've built here wouldn't be appropriate for 4K gaming (it should be fine for 100 fps). Otherwise a fine review/build.
What were the max thermals after long gaming and editing sessions ?
Whole video is great but that magnetic wireless lamp is EPIC, where to buy please?!