@@sandwitch3371his pc draws a combined gpu and cpu output of ~120w, most gaming laptop out there can easily draw 140+ watt and some high end laptop draws 180w for the gpu alone. Ofc, when you add in the system wattage n all that (fans, ssd, motherboard, etc) it's probably going to increase the wattage a bit more, but that is still impressive
I have this same case, and I love it! For anyone else interested, I would highly recommend replacing the side panels with ones that have larger cutouts, or better intake/ventilation. I'm working on a couple mesh side panels currently, and after a few tests, temps are much improved.
@@DiegoCabrera-b4n i had spare parts from my main pc, so it cost me around $500 from only needing the case, motherboard, psu, and gpu. without the spares, getting everything would most likely cost $800-1000USD depending on where u get the parts. there are definitely stronger builds u can make for around this same price, so id only recommend this if having a pc this small is important to u lol. for me its amazing since i needed something for travel, works amazingly for gaming and production
If you're into DIYing a bit, you can get longer screws for the side panel on the CPU side, and get some thick rubber washers. This allows for a little extra space to put a Noctua NH-L9a-AM4 as the CPU cooler. Better cooling but its 37mm in height so you need that little extra room. Plus having a small gap between the front panel and the case, will allow for a little better airflow. Since it's only a few mm of space, it will still look basically the same.
yoo meanwhile I thought the Noctua NH-L9a-AM4 will fit perfectly in this case. @turkey which exact screw you'll recommend and rubber washer? if possible just tell me the name and I'll check on amazon. Thank you
This is inspiring me to transition to SFF PC's. Growing up I got used to big ATX tower cases. Now as an adult, I move around a lot in my particular lifestyle, but I'm still also a PC gaming enthusiast. Having a setup like this will be extremely useful. Great video!
You should throw in how current games work on it and fps. i love how it shows you connecting the parts together. You gain a new follower, I'm new, and I wanna build my own PC, but I'm starting to love the mini PCs
About 6 or 7 years ago, when I was in 9th grade, I used to think I'd build something like this for my college instead of buying a laptop. I remember the Louqe/Loque Ghost S1 being a prime contender for the pc case.
just got the same case in black, its my mini/dedicated linux box so i dont have to dual boot Win/Linux anymore. Great little case and super easy to build in.
Its a great idea for students. It makes bringing your PC back for holiday breaks painless. I do a similar thing with an MSI trident but I need to use a suitcase to store the PC + peripherals. Way better than commuting with an unprotected PC, especially on train rides.
Unreal. I don't need to upgrade my build yet, but I threw the part list together and I saw that other comment about replacing the side panels. This was an eye opener and the step-by-step is hugely appreciated. I'm really tired of, and frankly don't need, big 'ole towers anymore lol
I've watched a lot of pc assembly videos but never one where they actually demonstrated how good it works. This is a first. You sir have a loyal subscriber. Keep it up
Hey! I've slowly been getting all the components to build this very same PC and just bought a motherboard as well. I looked at the one you linked in the description and am a little confused because the motherboard is smaller than the entire PC case. Did I miss something about the size of the case or did I somehow look at the wrong on
3:05 I tested both fans with fixed rpm of 2000. The temperatures are approximately the same, the noise is similar. The shape of the blades also does not particularly affect the aerodynamic noise from the housing cover, although I have a different housing and perforation.
Hey so I recently started building this PC for my travels and getting the parts. After I got the case I ordered a motherboard with smaller dimensions than the one you linked and even looking at the dimensions of the one you have in your description, they are both much too big for this case. Did I make a mistake or miss something about the size? I'd really appreciate it if you could tell me if I did something wrong since I really want this PC for my travels and I'm stuck at the moment
in terms of traveling, is it safe to leave the internals (ie. gpu) supported by the stock mechanism or should you add more brace to improve it’s shock resistance?
It's very stable, my only concern would be the monitor. The monitor comes with a case sleeve, ideally you would want a hard case to protect the screen if you plan to have both the pc case and monitor in the same bag.
My current set up is my MacBook M1 connected to a monitor, apple magic keyboard, bluetooth mouse. I love it. I work within the fields of music production and also adobe premiere pro and photoshop is needed. It does the job. Now I have no gaming console and really want one. I lean towards PS5 for ease of use but it offers less capabilities for playing online for my liking. Then I also don't want a big chunky PC as I do move around quite frequently. I have just been made aware of mini pcs. Do you recommend this or any others thatll fit on my desk would suffice for me? I could literally just plug it into my monitor aswell as the MacBook M1 and switch between them? Using the Magic Keyboard and Bluetooth Mouse on both? But I would use the mini PC specifically for gaming with things like GTA 5 RP, Ideally I would also be able to twitch stream on the mini pc. I hope I can find a mini PC that can do this.
Watching the PC sitting on the left side of the desk is giving me so much relief. This is the correct side. This is where it should be. This is the way!
This video was recommended to me just after I build my own portable setup. Although I imagine my setup entire setup cost less than your monitor. Asrock deskmeet, 7500f, rtx 4060 low profile, rk61 keyboard, g304 mouse and cheap chinese 15" portable lcd. All in cost less than $700.
@JammyMunkyTech yeah, everything was bought new, not used. Some chinese 512gb gen3 nvme and 32gb 6000 fury ram. Psu and wifi came with the deskmeet. Wow, that asus monitor was better priced than i expected.
A good build, I have the same video card, to get rid of noise i undervolted it to 900 mV at a gpu frequency of 2550 and raised the memory frequency by 750, fixing the fan by 30%, it became almost silent in games without losing performance. There are no problems with stability, as well as with temperatures.I strongly advise anyone who builds ITX builds to spend some time on an undervolt GPU and especially an AMD CPU to get better temperatures and lower power consumption with the same performance.
@@JammyMunkyTech About 80 Celsius in games.I plan to change the cooler to noctua and maybe 3d print shroud for it to get even less noise and temperature
I think the build is a good idea if you are on the move constantly. Its pretty bare for extras, so there isn't any barriers over a laptop. You'll get more out of it, for the larger backpack space. If you plan to run with hubs, more monitors, external drives, etc. Maybe a good laptop is best. Otherwise, this is pretty sick and easier to keep using or repurpose later on.
Nice! Got the same case running a Ryzen 5600x and RTX 4060 TI for my living room setup. Many of my friends who've seen it didn't realize it was a PC. Also managed to mount a 2.5" 2TB SSD on it's side next to the PSU under the GPU. On top of that, I underclocked and undervolted both the CPU and GPU to achieve a perfect balance of performance and ambient noise from the fans. It's nearly silent when gaming. If you haven't already, replace the fan inside the PSU to a 40x20mm Noctua fan IMMEDIATELY! It turns out that's the loudest part when it comes to fan noise. They have adapters available for the fan to convert it from 3 pin to 2 pin and it's very easy to do.
hi planning to build this kind of setup, do you have any suggestions because the trade off of this kind of setup compared to laptop is portable power, is there any way or gadget to buy so that you can use this on the get go?
You could probably power this setup using a big portable battery like one from Jackery. Be sure to check that the power output from the battery is enough though
monitor way too small for me, and have had one too many Logitech mice fail after a year. Also case has one of my biggest pet peeves- a single USB type A. still uses the whole 2 port header, and only gives one port. That's minimalist to the point where you're losing basic function, wish case makers would get over that crap. Otherwise, a nice build. Do like me a shoebox pc case, and the vertical nature of this one is kind of cool. Also like How it makes use of a sff gpu to shrink the case, rather than several inches of empty air for no reason in most of these sandwich layout cases. Personally, I'm still partial to the Silverstone SG13, or SG05 if I want a disk drive. Just right level of small without missing any function, and fits a 120mm AIO cooler with a GPU.
I've had this Logitech mouse for 3 years and it's still working, maybe I got lucky with this particular one 🙏 I would of loved if this case was slightly taller to fit 2 small fans to extract heat, but the undervolt has certainly helped
@@JammyMunkyTech Funny how it works sometimes, one brand is terrible for one person, and never fails for another. Fingers crossed you got a decade long mouse, I really do miss my Intellimouse Explorer. Almost 20 years that basic POS lasted. I got rid of it for an optical mouse, and I wish I never did to this day. It'd probably still work, so long as I kept the ball clean. RE: the fan space, I totally agree. Companies seem obsessed with tiny to the point of giving up function, and it's so frustrating to have so many cases that are almost perfect out there.
@@JammyMunkyTech no sir I have a pc with these speciation Processor:- Intel Core i5 10400 Motherboard:- gigabyte H410M H Ram:- Corsair DDR-4 8GB 3200 GHz HDD:- Transcend SSD M.2 PCIe 256GB Power Supply:- Corsair 450 CV Can I include all that with a graphics card called paladin rx 580 in this case?
honestly this is such a clean build! you did a great job :) I recently built an all-black PC on my channel and i love it but youve got me contemplating if i should have went all-white instead after this video..
I haven’t seen one prebuilt to this spec and size but check out this pre-build mini pc ruclips.net/video/_XsqfzKYPls/видео.htmlsi=LULtypPzzmxoV7dE It’s not as powerful as the pc in this video, but it is certainly a good option
PSU - FlexATX 350w or higher (unfortunately they can be quite expensive) amzn.to/3zwLrP8 4060 - which ever one is cheapest and fits case: amzn.to/3TwowKO amzn.to/3MLhgXC
I need a recommendation. I have like 300 to spend. I got an quest3 and need a gaming pc to hook to it. Is there a laptop or a pc I can get into for this cheap.
I'm attempting this build right now but the fan is sticking out a little too far so if I were to screw on the outside panel it would bend. I'm not sure what I did wrong for it not to fit properly? Any ideas?
Thank you so much for making this video, I love mini PC's so much and because for example this videos PC, it can watch tv at a high resolution and play intense games as well. What a lot of people nowadays always say is, "Future proof it" and or "it's not the intel I9 14900k and RTX 4990..." and you don't need any of that, something like this would do you just fine.
Hey I am so hooked with all this design aesthetic but we don't have these parts available in India, Can you please suggest some small form factor cases and hardware for it ?
Hey, very nice and clean build, sir. Just a quick question, what monitor arm are you using on your desktop and not so portable build as shown in 14:48?
man imagine pulling this setup out in a lecture hall
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imagine turning up and not being near a power outlet
@@ethanrichold7425 make sure you bring an extra long extension power socket! 😂
@@ethanrichold7425 enter the room and no power outlet near you, same as I was thinking 😂 now for a small ups 👌
Protos pilon should do the trick. 😂
Finally an actual mini pc with desktop part
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If you want to find more pcs like this, search for sff (small form factor) pc or itx pc.
@@JammyMunkyTech hey what's the total cost ?
And can we play Forza Horizon in this 😉.
wym, don't most of them do?
@@lexa7250 I think he means most people who do these builds, make a tiny pc but didn't give it similar sized gear like the monitor.
this PC somehow draws less power than half of all gaming laptops while having proper PC cooling. that's pretty awesome
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tell me what laptop consumes 300w
@@sandwitch3371his pc draws a combined gpu and cpu output of ~120w, most gaming laptop out there can easily draw 140+ watt and some high end laptop draws 180w for the gpu alone. Ofc, when you add in the system wattage n all that (fans, ssd, motherboard, etc) it's probably going to increase the wattage a bit more, but that is still impressive
@@sandwitch3371maybe not 300 but in my Legion 7 GPU can draw 165w and CPU another 40-45 😅
@@sandwitch3371My Legion Pro 7i can get quite close... it comes with a 330w charger 😅
Man... this is the cleanest mini ITX setup I've seen, superb build!
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Ultimate gaming setup❌ Aesthetic gaming setup ✅
Yes, such a neat minimal setup! I'd use it on a bigger screen while in the house.
This is just perfect for small spaces, minimal and clean but powerful. Love it.
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Portable displays are underrated. I have a 15inch 1080p one and take it between two homes.
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My portable display broke up last month 😢
You can even use an android tablet and make it act like a portable monitor
@honestHan: Which one are you using?
@@macruz8503 Arzopa S1 15.6 inch. I have had it for 18 months. So far, no issues.
I have this same case, and I love it!
For anyone else interested, I would highly recommend replacing the side panels with ones that have larger cutouts, or better intake/ventilation. I'm working on a couple mesh side panels currently, and after a few tests, temps are much improved.
Sound like a great idea, I'll have to try it myself
I replaced my side panels with mesh as well and the temps are alot better. Did u cut your own out or buy them cut out?
@@nluna75 could you pls link where you bought your mesh panel ?
@@klayf_ got it from amazon, just searched for mesh. I'll look for the link
Amazon link if available?
Man build and sell these kind of amazing setup through your online store charge extra for your effort to build setup... people will definitely buy it
That sounds like a great idea 🙌
@@JammyMunkyTechI am interested in buying one, bro, please do it!
yeah I would 100% buy something like this. I may try and do it myself, but...
@@JammyMunkyTechi am interested too! I will buy one from you. Pls message me thank you
Absolutely adorable
It only needs a handle like a Gamecube to be perfect
The truth is, what I fell in love with the gamer setup the most is: the monitor, the headphones, the keyboard and the PC obviously.
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Lol weird comment
So basically the entire setup 🤷🏿♂️😂
@@harithyakubu5960i think that was the joke 😂
built this pc using the linked parts from the vid, definitely my favorite device by far. hella useful for travel and production needs 🤯🔥
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How much did it cost you? Everything
@@DiegoCabrera-b4n i had spare parts from my main pc, so it cost me around $500 from only needing the case, motherboard, psu, and gpu.
without the spares, getting everything would most likely cost $800-1000USD depending on where u get the parts. there are definitely stronger builds u can make for around this same price, so id only recommend this if having a pc this small is important to u lol. for me its amazing since i needed something for travel, works amazingly for gaming and production
If you're into DIYing a bit, you can get longer screws for the side panel on the CPU side, and get some thick rubber washers. This allows for a little extra space to put a Noctua NH-L9a-AM4 as the CPU cooler. Better cooling but its 37mm in height so you need that little extra room. Plus having a small gap between the front panel and the case, will allow for a little better airflow. Since it's only a few mm of space, it will still look basically the same.
yoo meanwhile I thought the Noctua NH-L9a-AM4 will fit perfectly in this case. @turkey which exact screw you'll recommend and rubber washer? if possible just tell me the name and I'll check on amazon. Thank you
Same@@klayf_
This is inspiring me to transition to SFF PC's. Growing up I got used to big ATX tower cases. Now as an adult, I move around a lot in my particular lifestyle, but I'm still also a PC gaming enthusiast. Having a setup like this will be extremely useful. Great video!
You can move it anywhere, place it anywhere and customise it! SFF 🤘
Dude this is so cool
big fan of yours OZ
yooo OZ please do an itx build ive been waiting my whole life for it.
Cheers man! Love your content 🔥
You should throw in how current games work on it and fps. i love how it shows you connecting the parts together. You gain a new follower, I'm new, and I wanna build my own PC, but I'm starting to love the mini PCs
Check my other videos that feature this build, it shows a few gaming benchmarks
About 6 or 7 years ago, when I was in 9th grade, I used to think I'd build something like this for my college instead of buying a laptop. I remember the Louqe/Loque Ghost S1 being a prime contender for the pc case.
14:48 I dream this frame to be in my real life. So clean just wanna keep looking at it forever. Such a beautiful video. loved it.
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man this pc is literally heaven
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just got the same case in black, its my mini/dedicated linux box so i dont have to dual boot Win/Linux anymore. Great little case and super easy to build in.
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this pc looks so fun to own and that monitor looks incredible
Its a great idea for students. It makes bringing your PC back for holiday breaks painless. I do a similar thing with an MSI trident but I need to use a suitcase to store the PC + peripherals. Way better than commuting with an unprotected PC, especially on train rides.
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this is a work of art my friend.
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This is the coolest most useful build I've seen in a while on youtube
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Nice one. The whole asthetic vibe is pleasing to the eyes
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This whole thing can fit in a carry-on, in a plane. Job well done!!!
😅 it sure can
I think this makes for a pretty cool portable PC.. I'm digging it..
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I love the way this setup looks. So clean and reasonable size. Loved the video man
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It's so cute. Great for people who have small spaces.
Indeed 🙌
Unreal. I don't need to upgrade my build yet, but I threw the part list together and I saw that other comment about replacing the side panels. This was an eye opener and the step-by-step is hugely appreciated. I'm really tired of, and frankly don't need, big 'ole towers anymore lol
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I've watched a lot of pc assembly videos but never one where they actually demonstrated how good it works. This is a first. You sir have a loyal subscriber. Keep it up
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Why not choose the noctua L9a ? Wouldn't it be cheaper than buying the thermalright cooler and replacing the fan for a noctua one ? 3:08
Great job! The PC looks amazing! I hope you don't hurt your neck looking down at the monitor.
Hey! I've slowly been getting all the components to build this very same PC and just bought a motherboard as well.
I looked at the one you linked in the description and am a little confused because the motherboard is smaller than the entire PC case.
Did I miss something about the size of the case or did I somehow look at the wrong on
Portable monitor stand would make this setup more comfortable to use. It may break some aesthetic, but it’s worth it
3:05
I tested both fans with fixed rpm of 2000.
The temperatures are approximately the same, the noise is similar.
The shape of the blades also does not particularly affect the aerodynamic noise from the housing cover, although I have a different housing and perforation.
i have the same setup but with ROG ALLY! truly game changing experience
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What a PC man, loved it, your cable management in this size of a pc is commendable.😍🤩
🙌 it weren't easy with those psu cables that's for sure lol
Hey so I recently started building this PC for my travels and getting the parts.
After I got the case I ordered a motherboard with smaller dimensions than the one you linked and even looking at the dimensions of the one you have in your description, they are both much too big for this case.
Did I make a mistake or miss something about the size? I'd really appreciate it if you could tell me if I did something wrong since I really want this PC for my travels and I'm stuck at the moment
The link to the motherboard, what is the name and the model of the one you have bought?
in terms of traveling, is it safe to leave the internals (ie. gpu) supported by the stock mechanism or should you add more brace to improve it’s shock resistance?
It's very stable, my only concern would be the monitor. The monitor comes with a case sleeve, ideally you would want a hard case to protect the screen if you plan to have both the pc case and monitor in the same bag.
My current set up is my MacBook M1 connected to a monitor, apple magic keyboard, bluetooth mouse.
I love it. I work within the fields of music production and also adobe premiere pro and photoshop is needed. It does the job.
Now I have no gaming console and really want one. I lean towards PS5 for ease of use but it offers less capabilities for playing online for my liking. Then I also don't want a big chunky PC as I do move around quite frequently.
I have just been made aware of mini pcs.
Do you recommend this or any others thatll fit on my desk would suffice for me? I could literally just plug it into my monitor aswell as the MacBook M1 and switch between them? Using the Magic Keyboard and Bluetooth Mouse on both? But I would use the mini PC specifically for gaming with things like GTA 5 RP, Ideally I would also be able to twitch stream on the mini pc.
I hope I can find a mini PC that can do this.
Check out the beelink mini pc I reviewed, it sounds like the setup you might be looking for
Yooo, this is super clean, and the fact that you could unload this from a backpack and setting it up in less than 5 minutes is absolutely perfect 👌
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Imagine, working from home with that PC. It boosts your energy to do your job well.
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Watching the PC sitting on the left side of the desk is giving me so much relief. This is the correct side. This is where it should be. This is the way!
It actually doesn’t even matter
if that is your preference then that should be
@@jommammaxse95well real gamers on low dpi with huge desk size mousepads need to hit them flicks and a big PC gets in the way
@@BEAUTYSDOWNFALL must have a small desk then
It's not about size it's what you do with the desk @@jommammaxse95
Im really interested in building in a small form factor for my first pc build. However you really cant squeeze an hdd there in there no?
You can fit a 2.5inch ssd on the side the psu
This setup is best for camping 💯👍
laptops are the best for camping.
One of the most aesthetically pleasing setups
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This video was recommended to me just after I build my own portable setup. Although I imagine my setup entire setup cost less than your monitor. Asrock deskmeet, 7500f, rtx 4060 low profile, rk61 keyboard, g304 mouse and cheap chinese 15" portable lcd. All in cost less than $700.
$700 is good! Does that include PSU, RAM, storage and cooler?
My monitor cost me $256
@JammyMunkyTech yeah, everything was bought new, not used. Some chinese 512gb gen3 nvme and 32gb 6000 fury ram. Psu and wifi came with the deskmeet.
Wow, that asus monitor was better priced than i expected.
Asus has a mini PC, also in a compact case, just on Ryzen 9 and 4070ti.
Compact pc is everything! 😍
Yesssirr 🫡
I have a question, is this case also available with Micro ATX size?
Not that I have seen
A good build, I have the same video card, to get rid of noise i undervolted it to 900 mV at a gpu frequency of 2550 and raised the memory frequency by 750, fixing the fan by 30%, it became almost silent in games without losing performance. There are no problems with stability, as well as with temperatures.I strongly advise anyone who builds ITX builds to spend some time on an undervolt GPU and especially an AMD CPU to get better temperatures and lower power consumption with the same performance.
That sounds great, I will try those settings!
What temps are you getting?
Please do, as I’d like to learn more about this.
@@JammyMunkyTech About 80 Celsius in games.I plan to change the cooler to noctua and maybe 3d print shroud for it to get even less noise and temperature
Why did you leave out the cable management??!!!
I'll include it next time
I think the build is a good idea if you are on the move constantly. Its pretty bare for extras, so there isn't any barriers over a laptop. You'll get more out of it, for the larger backpack space. If you plan to run with hubs, more monitors, external drives, etc. Maybe a good laptop is best. Otherwise, this is pretty sick and easier to keep using or repurpose later on.
Hi tech newbie here. Is the wifi thing on the cpu a receiver or its own transmitter?? Please do let me know in the comment. Thank you.
It’s antenna for WIFI and Bluetooth
@@JammyMunkyTech i see. Alright thank you very much
Now this, this is gaming
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Is there any way to fix the monitor the the case, like it would be way better, so i only have to carry keyboard and mouse
I wouldn't recommend it
We need to bring back LAN parties and LAN boxes. I miss that stuff.
yesssirrrr 🙏
Pretty sure you could find a lower profile kbd, more compact, since this was the theme. Or was it white?
just part of the white theme, but yeah defo smaller would better suit the size of the setup
Nice! Got the same case running a Ryzen 5600x and RTX 4060 TI for my living room setup. Many of my friends who've seen it didn't realize it was a PC. Also managed to mount a 2.5" 2TB SSD on it's side next to the PSU under the GPU. On top of that, I underclocked and undervolted both the CPU and GPU to achieve a perfect balance of performance and ambient noise from the fans. It's nearly silent when gaming. If you haven't already, replace the fan inside the PSU to a 40x20mm Noctua fan IMMEDIATELY! It turns out that's the loudest part when it comes to fan noise. They have adapters available for the fan to convert it from 3 pin to 2 pin and it's very easy to do.
Thanks for the tip! Will defo change the psu fan at some point! 🫡
@@JammyMunkyTech when you do please make a video about it. will be great content
thanks will definitely do it, I'm saving to build mine in the upcoming black friday. I'm so excited
Can you share the links to where you got the components?
What would be a good budget alternative graphics card if I couldn’t get this particular graphics card
There's a zotac version, a Rtx 3060, or just buy any of these second hand
Awesome build and setup!
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Where can i buy it - everything. The pc, keyboard, screen and mouse.
Links in the video description 🙌
Pro tip if you’re as OCD as me. Spray paint the metal I/O bracket matte white to match the case before you put it in.
How well does it perform for video editing? Mainly CapCut so not sure it would be big impact
@@Carnivoredj no problems with CapCut
What’s the backpack @ 14:13
► Backpack: amzn.to/3SoIoim
If u dont mind, can u say which case u where using in this build? I got really jealous of ot and wanted to build one just like u
🙌🫡 links to the case are in the video description
I love everything! I would just only suggest going with a wired connection for the earbuds/headset. Low to zero latency.
Yeah that’d be a better option 🤝
Its great, but what about the cables when you want to carry it around?
i love this video man, keep it up please
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@@JammyMunkyTech 💪
I have a case like this and I gave up because of the very loud Fans. About 250dBs.
It can definitely get loud, wearing headphones does help
Bro just created hell fire pc 😂
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Did bro measure with liters? 00:48
Yeah bro did
literally a cube
He's measuring volume so yea, litres
@@Hoemurabi I'm not American. It's used to measure liquids and fluids
@@JammyMunkyTech nice 😂
What's the weight of the whole thing including the screen? Thanks in advance 😅
roughly 6.5 - 7kg
clean build
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hi planning to build this kind of setup, do you have any suggestions because the trade off of this kind of setup compared to laptop is portable power, is there any way or gadget to buy so that you can use this on the get go?
You could probably power this setup using a big portable battery like one from Jackery.
Be sure to check that the power output from the battery is enough though
The monitor costs more than my laptop
I bought it on sale for $260 on Amazon
does the graphics extension cable came free with the case? 😊
Yes, it comes with a PCIe 3.0 riser cable
monitor way too small for me, and have had one too many Logitech mice fail after a year. Also case has one of my biggest pet peeves- a single USB type A. still uses the whole 2 port header, and only gives one port. That's minimalist to the point where you're losing basic function, wish case makers would get over that crap. Otherwise, a nice build. Do like me a shoebox pc case, and the vertical nature of this one is kind of cool. Also like How it makes use of a sff gpu to shrink the case, rather than several inches of empty air for no reason in most of these sandwich layout cases. Personally, I'm still partial to the Silverstone SG13, or SG05 if I want a disk drive. Just right level of small without missing any function, and fits a 120mm AIO cooler with a GPU.
I've had this Logitech mouse for 3 years and it's still working, maybe I got lucky with this particular one 🙏
I would of loved if this case was slightly taller to fit 2 small fans to extract heat, but the undervolt has certainly helped
@@JammyMunkyTech Funny how it works sometimes, one brand is terrible for one person, and never fails for another. Fingers crossed you got a decade long mouse, I really do miss my Intellimouse Explorer. Almost 20 years that basic POS lasted. I got rid of it for an optical mouse, and I wish I never did to this day. It'd probably still work, so long as I kept the ball clean. RE: the fan space, I totally agree. Companies seem obsessed with tiny to the point of giving up function, and it's so frustrating to have so many cases that are almost perfect out there.
I’m no expert but that cpu fan setup had a lot of wiggle. Maybe why it was so loud?
I’ll have a look
In a parallel universe where laptops were never invented
What’s a laptop?
Can I use msi B450 motherboard in this case? I really need this case
Yes. Make sure the motherboard has been updated for the cpu
@@JammyMunkyTech no sir
I have a pc with these speciation
Processor:- Intel Core i5 10400
Motherboard:- gigabyte H410M H
Ram:- Corsair DDR-4 8GB 3200 GHz
HDD:- Transcend SSD M.2 PCIe 256GB
Power Supply:- Corsair 450 CV
Can I include all that with a graphics card called paladin rx 580 in this case?
I bet the whole setup cost like 1500$😂
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honestly this is such a clean build! you did a great job :) I recently built an all-black PC on my channel and i love it but youve got me contemplating if i should have went all-white instead after this video..
Your next upgrade could be all-white 😉
why are there non-usb-c ports in a computer in 2024?
This motherboard was released a few years ago
It is illegal how beautiful this setup looks
😂🙌🙌
Get a laptop its more practical but not cool as an itx build
hey, is it possble to a find a pre built version of your pc? same size and specs, lets just your setup?
I haven’t seen one prebuilt to this spec and size but check out this pre-build mini pc ruclips.net/video/_XsqfzKYPls/видео.htmlsi=LULtypPzzmxoV7dE
It’s not as powerful as the pc in this video, but it is certainly a good option
Are those WiFi antennas???
never used one but they look familiar...
Wifi + Bluetooth
That's a cool build mate really like the white
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A better test of the noise latency might be dialog in a game, and switching between ear buds and speakers to see the difference.
Hello, i am planning to buy the exact case, what is the PSU specs please, and is there any specific reason for the 4060, are there any alternatives?
PSU - FlexATX 350w or higher (unfortunately they can be quite expensive)
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4060 - which ever one is cheapest and fits case:
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I wonder if this build be able to handle a few VMs. Ive only ever used intel cpu for my builds because I like their reliability for VMs
I need a recommendation. I have like 300 to spend. I got an quest3 and need a gaming pc to hook to it. Is there a laptop or a pc I can get into for this cheap.
Yes, maybe a mini pc or a second laptop?
I'm attempting this build right now but the fan is sticking out a little too far so if I were to screw on the outside panel it would bend. I'm not sure what I did wrong for it not to fit properly? Any ideas?
Have you got the right cpu cooler?
@@JammyMunkyTech yeah I got everything same
@@spazztasticart6424 rewatch the video, go through each step and see if anything changes?
I'm looking to use this case in my SFF build with a more powerful cpu. How were your temps?
Great, watch the warzone gameplay, temps are shown there
Thank you so much for making this video, I love mini PC's so much and because for example this videos PC, it can watch tv at a high resolution and play intense games as well.
What a lot of people nowadays always say is, "Future proof it" and or "it's not the intel I9 14900k and RTX 4990..." and you don't need any of that, something like this would do you just fine.
I ment to say "... RTX 4090..." ⬆️
The setup looks Clean.And the white theme just elevates it!
Bloody Love this!🖤
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Hey I am so hooked with all this design aesthetic but we don't have these parts available in India,
Can you please suggest some small form factor cases and hardware for it ?
Try AliExpress
Hey, very nice and clean build, sir. Just a quick question, what monitor arm are you using on your desktop and not so portable build as shown in 14:48?
A cheap single monitor mount from Amazon