I got it under recommended, While watching the video thinking that your'e a big youtuber... and i saw the subs u got only 10 subs! wtf you deserve a lot more! my guy!!!
Thank you! I put a lot of effort into the build and wanted to give the same effort towards a video to share with the community. I enlisted the help of a good friend youtube.com/@ishmaelbruno?si=AK5ryzgp6ezFqalv to help me with the video. I’m hoping he can help me with the next video diving into the build process as well. P
You inspire me to go for this sort of build one day. My NCASE M2 is currently sitting still in its packaging. I’m still sticking to an AIO atm but maybe I’ll make the jump someday to a full water cooled system someday 🙏🏼
I'd say do it for looks, not so much performance. I watched a great comparison a few months back between a 280 AIO and Noctua air cooler, and I might go back to air cooling for my next build. Custom water cooling looks amazing, but the actual cooling benefit is minimal, and you drastically increase the amount of potential failure points. Plus, it costs more than an AIO. You'd think the fittings were made of gold or something.
@@v12tommy that’s one of the things that’s held me back from venturing into something like this. I’m not really concerned about the looks of it since I can’t even see into the case anyway. Can you please refer me to the video you watched with these comparisons?
@@Booogely I watched several videos, and I don't think RUclips lets you post links in comments, but the one that convinced me the most was JayzTwoCents. I've always built in a full tower with a window before, and am looking forward to doing a SFF build this time around. Like you said, I won't be able to see inside it unless I need to service it, so if air cooling gives me similar thermals with less failure points, I'm all for it. Eventually I'd also like to delid the CPU on this build, but since this will be my first SFF build, I figure I'll get it running first, and then attempt the delidding down the road. I don't want to bite off more than I can chew.
Although I think using air cooling and a 4090 FE could probably achieve similar temperature and noise performance, I have to say this demonstrates very strong hands-on skills, and the entire build is very well done.
Thank you! It’s very difficult for me to recommend replicating this type of build given the amount of time and effort I have into it. For someone looking to just get things up and running, air cooled is the way to go in this case. I want to eventually get into building pc’s for people. I still have a long way to go, but this was a good first step.
Just picked up a 2nd hand M1Evo to create a build for my daughter. Gone for a single 60mm thick 240mm rad route instead of 2 rads, so that I can run the glass side panel. Almost finished the build, so much planning of where to route the hard tubes, great fun as you say though.
@@andyc5367 60mm?? Keep me posted on how it turns out. I’m interested to see how that looks and performs. I have another M2 build I need to put together soon, but may try a different layout entirely.
@@hup2ah that’s my guy @ishmaelbruno with the camera work. Had to have the content quality on par with the build quality and he didn’t disappoint. More content to come with his help!
Saw your post on reddit and then this vid gets into my recommendations... crazy. Cleanest m2 build yet by a mile (but holy $$$). Mines shipping later this month. Probably going with arrow lake but gonna see how the 9800x3d pans out (supposedly coming first week of nov).
excellent build! cable management could be done under the desk like velcro wraps to keep cables as one, some adhesive cable management stuff and a cable rack.
@@NashtyTech It looks wayyyyy better now that the cables aren't hanging. I suggest upgrading your keyboard either to a 75% layout or tkl since 60 is quite lacking especially for productivity. Also a wooden keyboard wrist rest too!
@@yor3z thank you! If people are interested, I can put together a short video sometime in the future of my headphone setup I use for listening to music. I’ll make a community post to see if anyone is interested in that
Looking at picking this case up myself, not sure if I'm gonna go with the rounded or grater version. Will be waiting until I know how the 9000x3D performs and what sizes new GPU:s will be - as I plan on doing an AIO and air cooled card for simplicity.
really like the way you tell the story🫡 Having my m2 arriving tomorrow. Switching from Phanteks P121. Nice case but heat accumulation is annoying 😢 By the way, what is the software you use for monitoring temp and fps? Looks so clean and I really like it
@@kksy3244 let me know if you have any questions as you’re going through it. Hope to have my build process video up soon. I’m using Devyn Johnston’s minimalist overlay. Here’s the video to his instructions and the files are provided. ruclips.net/video/rRF6lW45c4c/видео.htmlsi=8NAznDqgzBsl6pqn
Man, great build. I'm so jealous of it. Do you have a video of you assembling this masterpiece? And also do you have a list with amount of fittings needed for the build? I'd love to recreate this when I'll save some money. Great work you deserve a sub
@@szymuko1976 Hope to have the build process video up this weekend. I don’t at the moment, but give me a few days and I’ll put together a list for you. Thanks for your support!
Great video but , will you also make a video that actually shows what you did? How parts are placed? What space do you have free? i.e. I´m interested in knoiwing if a 30mm rad would fit.
@@azathell Working on the build process video now. Should be posting it soon. Here’s a quick peek: ruclips.net/user/shortshoYwKqtYjWA?si=hDjmA5mRwjdkeHY4 I think a 30mm radiator would fit better on the side if you’re doing a more standard configuration.
Already picked one up haha. I love it so far. I would like to encourage @WALLHACKHQ to make an entire desk using this material. Would buy in a heartbeat.
Yep. Putting the script / timeline of the build process video now but will take a little time to put together. Let me know if there’s anything you’d like me to mention or answer. I have another M2 build to put together as well for my videographer who helped me put the video together. Plan to do a video on that build as well.
@@rams4268 I’m putting together the video of the build process now. Had to dissemble the build completely to shoot the build process video, so it’s taking a little more time to put it together. Stay tuned!
@@kineticsynnn these are the Audio Technica x Apos ATH-R70x Refine. I think they are fairly limited in production, unfortunately. Think the biggest difference between the standard R70x and these were the thicker pads and the color. They sound great. I typically only use them for my music setup separate from my PC though, and use an Audeze LCD-2 with EQ for PC.
Hows the asus motherboard preforming? I am the same way with intel having their issues so im going amd, but i thought asus was also having issues so was a bit suprised to see you choose it, so im a bit curious on your thoughts and preformance details
@@shoppincreamz7901 Devyn Johnston’s minimalist overlay. He provides the files to quickly download and the steps to take to get it up and running here: ruclips.net/video/rRF6lW45c4c/видео.htmlsi=aanyaUycepJ6UE_1.
@@MegaKiri11 definitely a hate it or love it situation with the IO. I prefer the clean look up front and power button in the back, but definitely understand the folks that might miss the IO.
Inspiring build! I just got the M2 and planning my build now. Do you think there is any room for a 2.5 ssd or 2. I have 2 spare from an old PC and want to squeeze then in as well
Thank you! You may be able to fit them in the bottom of the case. Alternatively, there are a lot of good M.2 drives on sale right now that you could pick up as well
Lots of nice bits of cinematography in here. It's a shame you didn't do a bit of a showcase of finished build with the same and resorted to photos. The music was also wayyy too loud compared to your voice. If you fixed those things and had a more readable spec sheet, this would have been better than some professional pc content creators out there. Good job!
@@lolcatmaroon appreciate the feedback! I’m actually putting together a video of me putting the build together right now actually and will be posted soon. I had to take the build completely apart to do so, but thought it was the best way to go about it. Stay tuned!
@@armandocardona6975 thank you! Means a lot! Stay tuned for the next episode coming soon where I go over the build process for this build. Will need some time to put it together. I also have another M2 build that I plan to put together for a friend of mine that I will do a better job documenting for you all.
I got it under recommended, While watching the video thinking that your'e a big youtuber... and i saw the subs u got only 10 subs! wtf you deserve a lot more! my guy!!!
Thank you! I put a lot of effort into the build and wanted to give the same effort towards a video to share with the community. I enlisted the help of a good friend youtube.com/@ishmaelbruno?si=AK5ryzgp6ezFqalv to help me with the video. I’m hoping he can help me with the next video diving into the build process as well. P
wow! Amazing build! Love the vibe! Thank you for the support! :)
@@ncase_official thank you! Stay tuned for the build process video coming next week!
Ncase M2 made me believe the SFF was for me. I love my little hotbox. Your build is absolutely amazing though!
Thank you!
Amazing build, well done. Love the style/edit of the video too :) subbed !
Nice build man! Last shot of your cable management hurt my feelings after seeing the clean build 😁
@@Dantestoussaint thank you! Appreciate the feedback! Fixed it up for future videos haha imgur.com/a/cable-management-4qV5Ley
production quality is top tier
Well done! Beautiful build and video! Keep it bro 🙏🏼
Thank you! Another video coming up soon to talk about the build process. Stay tuned!
You inspire me to go for this sort of build one day. My NCASE M2 is currently sitting still in its packaging. I’m still sticking to an AIO atm but maybe I’ll make the jump someday to a full water cooled system someday 🙏🏼
I'd say do it for looks, not so much performance. I watched a great comparison a few months back between a 280 AIO and Noctua air cooler, and I might go back to air cooling for my next build. Custom water cooling looks amazing, but the actual cooling benefit is minimal, and you drastically increase the amount of potential failure points. Plus, it costs more than an AIO. You'd think the fittings were made of gold or something.
@@v12tommy that’s one of the things that’s held me back from venturing into something like this. I’m not really concerned about the looks of it since I can’t even see into the case anyway. Can you please refer me to the video you watched with these comparisons?
@@Booogely I watched several videos, and I don't think RUclips lets you post links in comments, but the one that convinced me the most was JayzTwoCents. I've always built in a full tower with a window before, and am looking forward to doing a SFF build this time around. Like you said, I won't be able to see inside it unless I need to service it, so if air cooling gives me similar thermals with less failure points, I'm all for it. Eventually I'd also like to delid the CPU on this build, but since this will be my first SFF build, I figure I'll get it running first, and then attempt the delidding down the road. I don't want to bite off more than I can chew.
Great production value here
Although I think using air cooling and a 4090 FE could probably achieve similar temperature and noise performance, I have to say this demonstrates very strong hands-on skills, and the entire build is very well done.
Thank you! It’s very difficult for me to recommend replicating this type of build given the amount of time and effort I have into it. For someone looking to just get things up and running, air cooled is the way to go in this case.
I want to eventually get into building pc’s for people. I still have a long way to go, but this was a good first step.
mm your voice sounds like butter. very genuine delivery. well done
Just picked up a 2nd hand M1Evo to create a build for my daughter. Gone for a single 60mm thick 240mm rad route instead of 2 rads, so that I can run the glass side panel. Almost finished the build, so much planning of where to route the hard tubes, great fun as you say though.
@@andyc5367 60mm?? Keep me posted on how it turns out. I’m interested to see how that looks and performs. I have another M2 build I need to put together soon, but may try a different layout entirely.
@@NashtyTech yeah I just finished it at the weekend. I've posted it online but I can't link it here.
keep up the good work bruh..very nice build
@@tns2383 thank you! Appreciate the support. Will be posting the build process video soon. Stay tuned!
Just what I was looking for ❤
Edit: now waiting eagerly for the build log and results.
Camerawork is immculate
@@hup2ah that’s my guy @ishmaelbruno with the camera work. Had to have the content quality on par with the build quality and he didn’t disappoint. More content to come with his help!
nice build! great video overall
Saw your post on reddit and then this vid gets into my recommendations... crazy. Cleanest m2 build yet by a mile (but holy $$$). Mines shipping later this month. Probably going with arrow lake but gonna see how the 9800x3d pans out (supposedly coming first week of nov).
Also your cpu temp kind of surprised me. Would've thought the 7800x3d would stay well below 75c on a double rad custom loop.
@@mast853675°C is more of the spike. The CPU typically hangs out in the mid to high 60s during heavy gaming sessions.
insane first vid
Thank you! A follow up video going into the build process is coming soon. Stay tuned!
excellent build! cable management could be done under the desk like velcro wraps to keep cables as one, some adhesive cable management stuff and a cable rack.
Thanks! Appreciate the feedback! I cleaned up the cable management for future videos imgur.com/a/cable-management-4qV5Ley
@@NashtyTech It looks wayyyyy better now that the cables aren't hanging. I suggest upgrading your keyboard either to a 75% layout or tkl since 60 is quite lacking especially for productivity. Also a wooden keyboard wrist rest too!
so damn clean
You picked a water cooled SFF as your first build? Damn, just jumped right in the deep end. Awesome build though, it turned out great.
Sick build! Gonna try to do something similar soon, please post your build video!
nice headphones collection
@@yor3z thank you! If people are interested, I can put together a short video sometime in the future of my headphone setup I use for listening to music. I’ll make a community post to see if anyone is interested in that
@@NashtyTech I'd be interested for sure!
Looking at picking this case up myself, not sure if I'm gonna go with the rounded or grater version.
Will be waiting until I know how the 9000x3D performs and what sizes new GPU:s will be - as I plan on doing an AIO and air cooled card for simplicity.
Have both, but personally prefer the look of the grater and no front io. All personal preference though.
really like the way you tell the story🫡
Having my m2 arriving tomorrow. Switching from Phanteks P121. Nice case but heat accumulation is annoying 😢
By the way, what is the software you use for monitoring temp and fps? Looks so clean and I really like it
@@kksy3244 let me know if you have any questions as you’re going through it. Hope to have my build process video up soon.
I’m using Devyn Johnston’s minimalist overlay. Here’s the video to his instructions and the files are provided. ruclips.net/video/rRF6lW45c4c/видео.htmlsi=8NAznDqgzBsl6pqn
@@NashtyTech thank you！ appreciate that.
Man, great build. I'm so jealous of it. Do you have a video of you assembling this masterpiece? And also do you have a list with amount of fittings needed for the build? I'd love to recreate this when I'll save some money. Great work you deserve a sub
@@szymuko1976 Hope to have the build process video up this weekend. I don’t at the moment, but give me a few days and I’ll put together a list for you. Thanks for your support!
@@NashtyTech
Great video but , will you also make a video that actually shows what you did? How parts are placed? What space do you have free?
i.e. I´m interested in knoiwing if a 30mm rad would fit.
@@azathell Working on the build process video now. Should be posting it soon. Here’s a quick peek: ruclips.net/user/shortshoYwKqtYjWA?si=hDjmA5mRwjdkeHY4
I think a 30mm radiator would fit better on the side if you’re doing a more standard configuration.
you should try the skypad 4.0 its good for the zaunkoenigg m3k
Already picked one up haha. I love it so far. I would like to encourage @WALLHACKHQ to make an entire desk using this material. Would buy in a heartbeat.
What monitoring overlay is that?
Amazing vid!
Will you be doing a more in depth video of the build?
Yep. Putting the script / timeline of the build process video now but will take a little time to put together. Let me know if there’s anything you’d like me to mention or answer.
I have another M2 build to put together as well for my videographer who helped me put the video together. Plan to do a video on that build as well.
i have a very similiar build, what cable lengths did you use from cablemod?
400mm for both 24 pin and 90 degree 16 pin GPU cables
I am trying to build something exactly like this but with the new 9800x3d thats coming out, could you share the build process?
@@rams4268 I’m putting together the video of the build process now. Had to dissemble the build completely to shoot the build process video, so it’s taking a little more time to put it together. Stay tuned!
@@rams4268 ruclips.net/user/shortshoYwKqtYjWA?si=hDjmA5mRwjdkeHY4
What headphones are shown in this? Looks super comfy, and ive been looking for something similar
@@kineticsynnn these are the Audio Technica x Apos ATH-R70x Refine. I think they are fairly limited in production, unfortunately. Think the biggest difference between the standard R70x and these were the thicker pads and the color.
They sound great. I typically only use them for my music setup separate from my PC though, and use an Audeze LCD-2 with EQ for PC.
Hows the asus motherboard preforming? I am the same way with intel having their issues so im going amd, but i thought asus was also having issues so was a bit suprised to see you choose it, so im a bit curious on your thoughts and preformance details
what overlay is that? the one you are using to see the temps???
Please respond!!
@@shoppincreamz7901 Devyn Johnston’s minimalist overlay. He provides the files to quickly download and the steps to take to get it up and running here: ruclips.net/video/rRF6lW45c4c/видео.htmlsi=aanyaUycepJ6UE_1.
@@NashtyTech awesome thanks brother
Love the grater look, but it doesn't have any IO 😭
@@MegaKiri11 definitely a hate it or love it situation with the IO. I prefer the clean look up front and power button in the back, but definitely understand the folks that might miss the IO.
Inspiring build! I just got the M2 and planning my build now. Do you think there is any room for a 2.5 ssd or 2. I have 2 spare from an old PC and want to squeeze then in as well
Thank you! You may be able to fit them in the bottom of the case. Alternatively, there are a lot of good M.2 drives on sale right now that you could pick up as well
@NashtyTech yeah I will still get a M.2 for the system but I have the ssds and might as well use them right?
Now time to clean the mouse trap of wires behind your desk.
@@hassanaslam6008 that’ll be done for the next video haha. Had a few people get me on that on Reddit. Appreciate the feedback!
Lots of nice bits of cinematography in here. It's a shame you didn't do a bit of a showcase of finished build with the same and resorted to photos.
The music was also wayyy too loud compared to your voice.
If you fixed those things and had a more readable spec sheet, this would have been better than some professional pc content creators out there.
Good job!
@@lolcatmaroon appreciate the feedback! I’m actually putting together a video of me putting the build together right now actually and will be posted soon. I had to take the build completely apart to do so, but thought it was the best way to go about it. Stay tuned!
this is one of my favorites videos on youtube!
@@armandocardona6975 thank you! Means a lot! Stay tuned for the next episode coming soon where I go over the build process for this build. Will need some time to put it together. I also have another M2 build that I plan to put together for a friend of mine that I will do a better job documenting for you all.
What did you shoot this video with?
Canon R6 Mark 2
Will also plug my guy @ishmaelbruno for his help shooting and editing the footage for me. Hope to have him help me with the next video as well.
@@NashtyTech Thanks! Really dig the color grading as well
nice
Consider me interested
@@sohodon plan is to drop the next video sometime next week. Stay tuned!
WHAT 7 SUBS? WHYY
Gotta start somewhere haha. Stay tuned for the next video diving into the build process.
thanks for sharing but your cable management is very bad
@@vladsta3833 we good? imgur.com/a/4qV5Ley
😔
You alright, bro?
Clean setup and video work but the music is way too loud and obnoxious. More form than function. Please see how Dave 2D and optimum do their videos.
Appreciate the feedback!