I can see people liking this set up if they live in a really small apartment and want the option to store it all away easily... I know I know, get a laptop then. But for those who want separate components this is a nice option imo :)
Laptops aren't intended to be run at fully duty cycle, just boost once in a while, else their cooling system is pushed to the limit, and even when it can keep up, the noise usually warrants earplugs. This little system can go all day any day, it's silent, and if someday a component gives up the ghost, it's an easy and relatively inexpensive replacement.
It wouldn't be a Dawid does tech stuff video if the premise of the video wasn't practically useless, but loads of fun! 🤣 Honestly makes me want to build a mini itx build for my living room because my Roku is terrible
If you do this, I'd probably go with the InWin Chopin instead of the InWin B1. It's got a lower wattage PSU, with 150W instead of 200W, but you're not gonna go above 150W with a 5600G (someone powered a 5700G off of it without exceeding 135W), and the side panel is mesh rather than glass It's also a lot smaller, it's basically the size of an ITX motherboard
I have a living room PC. It comes in handy all the time. Chromecast, Roku etc. Are all way cheaper but I just really like it and it never has issues I can't fix unlike the TV apps
@@DawidDoesTechStuff I hear you, brother. I’m in the same area. If there is local Amazon stock (either Tsawwassen or Richmond), we’re good btw. I ordered something from Canada computers and took an extra week to be delivered
I've had a K39 build with a 5600x and a 2060. It was super powerful and the reason why I used that is because when I went to my gf or one of my parents because they're divorced, I didn't have the crippled performance of a laptop. I know there's some good laptop's but that itx build cost me 1000$ so I feel like it was worth it :)
I can see someone getting that if they like the aesthetic of that case which looks very mid century modern. Hopefully Ryzen 4 has RNDA 2 or 3 in it to really push that IGPU goodness!
it's something they already utilize with the xbox and ps5, it's puzzling why they wouldn't make this available for PC's, even if it were an entire board assembly.
Love this concept. Portable systems can be a lot more practical than this. Velca 3 with a designated gpu is about the same size. I would never bring it to a Coffey shop but going to friends houses or traveling it’s great.
Another excellent and useful video Dawid! Just a small correction. 5300G uses "Vega" 6 and not Vega 3 graphics. It is a huge mistake and the only way that you could make things better is if you made another awesome Vileda sponsored content 🤣
I don't see a lot of games doing better than 60 FPS on this hardware. It would be interesting to see this done with less expensive parts. There are HDMI adapters for laptop panels. Take the screen off an older laptop with a 60 Hz screen, screw the hinges into the top of this case, get the 12 volt power from the PC's power supply and use a wireless keyboard and mouse. I think that would make it cheaper and infinitely more portable.
These Mini PCs make great office PCs. I love my small form factor gaming PC in my office. It's good for work and I can game when there's no work to do.
I just wanna say thanks Dawid. I was looking for prebuilts and my dad sent me a photo of the MSI Codex R you showed on this channel earlier but I realized that it was the one that constantly getting BSODs and I told him about it so we looked elsewhere. I don't know if I should be so thankful or not cause I got the HP Omen (it's been pretty good for me though)
The bsods where from the ssd needing a frimware update or the windows install being borked. It is recommended to reinstall windows anyway so if the price is right I would not wright it off if you feel comfortable installing windows. (A 1tb nvme was just $85 cad so depending on the peice a new drive may not even be a deal breaker)
Video idea : build a full computer inside a case, so pc (of course), but also the monitor, keyboard, mouse, and other peripherals... or you could just use a laptop...
Wireless peripherals, maybe a stand where you can put the monitor and the pc behind it so that it takes very little space. Extra points for cardboard stand
As a uni student, having a small PC (15 litres in the Silverstone RVZ03) has been super useful. In it is a triple slot Palit Gamerock GTX 1080 (this *should not* fit, it does anyway), 16GB DDR4 3000MHz and a Ryzen 5 1600. It takes up minimal desk space which is convenient, but the main advantage is actually the portability. Not laptop style "take it anywhere" portability, but "staying somewhere over the weekend" portability. All the upsides of a desktop, except I can carry it where I want it in a medium sized shopping bag, spend the weekend gaming and carry it back without needing a car.
Filming in the coffee shop makes me now want Dawid to do a showdown video for "What's a better gaming experience, a screen with a full fat latté spilled on it, or low fat latté?" Bonus: Sticky keyboard showdown with Torani syrups.
Actually not a bad stuff, if you bring it to LAN parties with friends etc. Also a nice PC for your mom/grandmom etc ,or you can use it for watching movies in 4k on a projector or something, or hook it up to a TV. You can even store it under the TV, like a console or something. Overall, not bad at all, lovely little machine.
I can see this being useful if you want to put it in your living room and hook it to the TV. Small wireless KB/mouse/gamepad and you have a gaming setup that your significant other might find acceptable.
Dawid.... Do a build in the Thermaltake 100. I'd love to see some more sff builds. The thermaltake 100 has quite the unique profile. Great vid as always!
pro's -it's unique -easy to repair -easy maintenance con's -it's much larger to carry around -it's more fragile ( monitor ) -it takes more space i am personally doing a microATX build with i7 12700k which is using the ThermalTake Core v21 for it's versatility and smaller tower size ( it's a cube )...and with that build i intend to do a lot of emulation, living room games and wireless VR and have a powerfull PC to bring around at friend's house and such...and i even bought a wireless keyboard with integrated touchpad to save space and cash on the mouse... all i need now is the portable monitor and i'm set to use a chonky space heater in public areas in case someone has cold....may even get chicks..who knows?....also i just realised i could simply plug the monitor on the pc since the top is square...
I bought this InWin case. I put a 3400g in it over a year ago. I like it, but I still prefer my old M350 ITX case I bought about a dozen years ago. The M350 is still being sold today because it is such a solid workhorse of an ITX case. It isn't pretty because it is meant to be mounted out of sight on your monitor.
Yeah, building a node 202 setup for my Dad with an old i5 3470 and 16gb of ram with a HD 7770 in it. It's not a laptop replacement, but it's much faster than his A9-9700 non socketed Apu based all in one he has now.
A setup like that would benefit so much from a type-c display. To make it portable I'd suggest to integrate it in a backpack with ventilation holes and hole to run the power cord, it would need only 2 cables (considering wireless peripherals). As an engeneering student I cold see myself using a workstation like that (also considering covid and lockdowns)
1:54 I have that "packaging" with a Risen 5 5600G, 32GB 3200MHz ddr4, EVGA 1070 Ti SC 8GB... replaced the cooler with a Scythe Big Shuriken 3 and its a decent portable system.
I've seen people with full itx systems with a dedicated gpu, a monitor, keyboard, and a mouse inside a deWalt tool bag - that's a better alternative to a laptop for people that travel, but don't want to do things WHILE they're commuting, but once they're in a private room or something.
Arzopa (and probably many other Aliexpress companies) makes a fine copycat of that portable monitor. Pair it with stuff like intel NUC and you have something like laptop mobility but cheaper and with greater amount of customisation. Of course there is no battery in either of those devices so laptop is still a king of mobility.
You have got to be my favourite youtuber all your videos have information in I don't need to know but I look forward to each video you realease as you are just that entertaining to watch you're like the computer version of top gear
The new lian li q58 has same front panel power connector :) I plan to do a video on mine...r7 2700 ..65watt..rtx2060..got the plate that came with it with 4 zip ties with a 4tb hdd floating under a top fan...got a cooler master air cooler on it ...one of the first or only air cooled q58's :)
I think the DeskMini barebones kit is a little more cost-efficient than this considering you're getting case, motherboard, and power supply for around 200 USD. Those are pretty much sold out everywhere now, though, and you have to use SODIMM RAM (I don't even want to look at the prices for these right now).
Looks like a good monitor, how about trying a raspberry pin and running moonlight to stream from your main pc, should perform much better than your portable pc lol and it’ll be pocket sized
The concept is NOT completely useless, though it's very niche'. I have a ghost canyon with an Asus 17" portable monitor that I very occasionally take with me on extended business trips [2+ weeks] because laptops are, quite LITERALLY, a pain in the neck after about an hour. I have a tripod stand for the monitor, a 2070 .. and plenty of power to spare. I would never take it to a coffee shop, but if you're doing extended deployment away from home it can really fit the bill.
I recently recycled my old hp dv6 (p8600+ati 3650) laptop screen, a glorious low view angle 1366x768 lcd screen, and made it into a "portable" screen. The issue is that it's portable but not it won't work with powerbank, I tried a step up module but it won't power on on anything below 12v 3 amp (I guess it's too old as the backlit module is not integrated). It cost me 20€ for the controller board and I made it in anticipation for the Steam Deck, so that I'll have a low res screen to pair it with in case games won't run well at 1080p and don't suffer through the blurry mess of not running games on native resolution, also as a screen for backup.
Reminds me of my first itx build. Cooltek Coolcube, AMD Athlon X4 750k, ASRock FM2A85X-ITX, GTX 650TI and later GTX750Ti. But back then it was cheaper then any comparable laptop. XD
I bought that same exact portable monitor and held my breath when I hit purchase, it's such a genuinely good monitor though and great for digital design and illustration. Or gaming in bed with a lap desk lol
*VIDEO IDEA* Alright, so I have the PERFECT plan for your 2nd attempt. Get the GOLDEN FIELD M3S ITX case (Can fit Matx) or something similar with a glass side panel that is small, get a portable monitor and or just use the one you have if it fits. Now, double sided tape the screen to the inside of the glass side panel (Gorilla Tape makes some rated to hold 60lbs, works amazing). You can get some right angle adapters to ensure the cables plug in without straining but this way you can have all the cables almost completely internal, just have to run the HDMI and USB power for the display out of one of the PCIE card slots to plug them in. As a Bonus you could theoretically put a handle on the top of the case and add internal speakers in the bottom of the case that would also just have to run out of one of the pcie slots for power but it's like 5 inches of external cable, aside from the power cable of course, and the mouse and Keyboard and potentially controller, in which you could just go wireless. But in the end you could just use it as a regular gaming PC and hook it up to your regular monitor or desk setup because you'd just have to unplug the internal stuff and tuck it inside (cable managed) neatly. I'm doing that exact thing for Christmas. Keep up the great work, hopefully this gives you some good ideas for content and *Happy Holidays Dawid!*
If you want peak performance, one could put a 5600g for a little bit more juice, and switch to wireless peripherals for cleaner easier carrying. No need to fumble around with cables.
My Laptop has Vega 7 (so even a bit better than the Vega 6 here) integrated graphics and games are running very decent on it. It also has a 1660ti, so apart from certain battery saving conditions and dual screen setups I am not using the iGPU at all. I really want to see what the new APUs with RDNA2 can do. If the Steam Deck is any indication, it might just make 1650s and similar cards obsolete.
I can see people liking this set up if they live in a really small apartment and want the option to store it all away easily... I know I know, get a laptop then. But for those who want separate components this is a nice option imo :)
Agreed
Exactlyy
A laptop makes more sense, but building the PC is half the fun 😅
Laptops aren't intended to be run at fully duty cycle, just boost once in a while, else their cooling system is pushed to the limit, and even when it can keep up, the noise usually warrants earplugs. This little system can go all day any day, it's silent, and if someday a component gives up the ghost, it's an easy and relatively inexpensive replacement.
@@junko4166 yassss! And getting to build in a lil mini itx case like that with the lil motherboard and stuff seems like a fun experience 😺
I swear he keeps only getting sponsored by linode just cause of the ways he says it
And the fact that he fully leans into the meme only makes it that much more fun to keep watching.
It wouldn't be a Dawid does tech stuff video if the premise of the video wasn't practically useless, but loads of fun! 🤣 Honestly makes me want to build a mini itx build for my living room because my Roku is terrible
Right? It’s a perfect lil living room PC!
If you do this, I'd probably go with the InWin Chopin instead of the InWin B1. It's got a lower wattage PSU, with 150W instead of 200W, but you're not gonna go above 150W with a 5600G (someone powered a 5700G off of it without exceeding 135W), and the side panel is mesh rather than glass
It's also a lot smaller, it's basically the size of an ITX motherboard
I have a living room PC. It comes in handy all the time. Chromecast, Roku etc. Are all way cheaper but I just really like it and it never has issues I can't fix unlike the TV apps
It's really great for a powerful TV PC. Thanks for watching! 😁
@@lukethmpsn how are you chromecasting to a pc? I tried to figure this out the other day
The packaging joke is spot on, excellent video as always!
Thanks!
It seems like the 5600G or 5700G should have been used in this considering that’s what most people would use as Dawid even pointed out.
The 5600G lays down the spank even harder. More cores, more Vega.
@@richardgarrett2792 and more CPU airflow chocking. And noice.
That's true, I just had a 5300g. There has been flooding in the area where I live so it's been real hard to get hold of new stuff.
@@DawidDoesTechStuff I hear you, brother. I’m in the same area. If there is local Amazon stock (either Tsawwassen or Richmond), we’re good btw. I ordered something from Canada computers and took an extra week to be delivered
I'll just bring my PC with a Lian Li O11 D case to my local coffee shop instead, cause I can have a graphics card and flex my RGBness on everyone.
That would be truly boss
This guy games
Next stop: Leper colony. 😁
I've had a K39 build with a 5600x and a 2060. It was super powerful and the reason why I used that is because when I went to my gf or one of my parents because they're divorced, I didn't have the crippled performance of a laptop. I know there's some good laptop's but that itx build cost me 1000$ so I feel like it was worth it :)
I have a similar use case as you but i bought a huge laptop with atrocious battery life so it's more of a desktop replacement laptop
I can see someone getting that if they like the aesthetic of that case which looks very mid century modern. Hopefully Ryzen 4 has RNDA 2 or 3 in it to really push that IGPU goodness!
it's something they already utilize with the xbox and ps5, it's puzzling why they wouldn't make this available for PC's, even if it were an entire board assembly.
Part of the reason they've kept vega is due to ddr4 speeds being unable to supply enough bandwidth
@@Vegatablez I’m still in favor of a purpose-built board with GDDR5 or 6 soldered to the motherboard
I'm kind of hoping they consider using hbm again in the future, maybe an hbm chiplet? Using it like a cache for the cpu when not as vram
@@continentalglue there is something called contracts that can prevent them from using.
when a mini gaming pc is faster than your full desktop pc
Dawid, I have the flu, been in bed for days, found your channel recently and you have entertained me greatly ( I have binged!) thank you 😊
Awesome!! So glad you found the channel and are binging. Not so glad to hear you have the flu 😳 get well soon friend!
@@AnnaDoes ❤️❤️
AMD is giving out the budget graphics cards that we have been asking for, just through APUs. They are truly an amazing option during this shortage!
I appreciate the volume warning at :20 I was able to turn my volume up just in time to capture the true beauty of Linode.
hell yes i am watching this video from my htpc in this very case! Dawid you're the man. I use a cryorig c7 cooler though!
Love this concept. Portable systems can be a lot more practical than this. Velca 3 with a designated gpu is about the same size. I would never bring it to a Coffey shop but going to friends houses or traveling it’s great.
Another excellent and useful video Dawid! Just a small correction. 5300G uses "Vega" 6 and not Vega 3 graphics. It is a huge mistake and the only way that you could make things better is if you made another awesome Vileda sponsored content 🤣
*Grabs his Vileda gloves*
And another video that we didn't know we needed but did and as usual Dawid knocked this one out of the park.
I don't see a lot of games doing better than 60 FPS on this hardware. It would be interesting to see this done with less expensive parts.
There are HDMI adapters for laptop panels. Take the screen off an older laptop with a 60 Hz screen, screw the hinges into the top of this case, get the 12 volt power from the PC's power supply and use a wireless keyboard and mouse.
I think that would make it cheaper and infinitely more portable.
Or get a laptop
These Mini PCs make great office PCs. I love my small form factor gaming PC in my office. It's good for work and I can game when there's no work to do.
I just wanna say thanks Dawid. I was looking for prebuilts and my dad sent me a photo of the MSI Codex R you showed on this channel earlier but I realized that it was the one that constantly getting BSODs and I told him about it so we looked elsewhere.
I don't know if I should be so thankful or not cause I got the HP Omen (it's been pretty good for me though)
The bsods where from the ssd needing a frimware update or the windows install being borked.
It is recommended to reinstall windows anyway so if the price is right I would not wright it off if you feel comfortable installing windows.
(A 1tb nvme was just $85 cad so depending on the peice a new drive may not even be a deal breaker)
Video idea : build a full computer inside a case, so pc (of course), but also the monitor, keyboard, mouse, and other peripherals... or you could just use a laptop...
Petition to make Linode sponsor every Dawid's video.
Wireless peripherals, maybe a stand where you can put the monitor and the pc behind it so that it takes very little space. Extra points for cardboard stand
I swear that case looks like one of those air filters you'd see at Sharper Image from like 1995 until 2006 or so :D
I dont know if its a haircut or just a different hairstyle but it looks great!
Well, I would definitely use that kind of "portability" with dedicated GPU if I am moving a lot (home>college)
Last time I was this early to a video, Dawid hadn't developed a wallet crippling addiction to buying pre-built PC's with Single sticks of RAM.
Ahh those were the days…
As a uni student, having a small PC (15 litres in the Silverstone RVZ03) has been super useful. In it is a triple slot Palit Gamerock GTX 1080 (this *should not* fit, it does anyway), 16GB DDR4 3000MHz and a Ryzen 5 1600. It takes up minimal desk space which is convenient, but the main advantage is actually the portability. Not laptop style "take it anywhere" portability, but "staying somewhere over the weekend" portability. All the upsides of a desktop, except I can carry it where I want it in a medium sized shopping bag, spend the weekend gaming and carry it back without needing a car.
You should try the asrock x300, it’s even smaller, maybe try the 5600G
Discontinued, or otherwise just OOS everywhere. Sad, I had it on my eBay watchlist and wasn't able to pull the trigger on one.
The perfect screen to cablemanage and duckttape onto a case and go play overcooked 2 in MC Donalds.
Filming in the coffee shop makes me now want Dawid to do a showdown video for "What's a better gaming experience, a screen with a full fat latté spilled on it, or low fat latté?"
Bonus: Sticky keyboard showdown with Torani syrups.
I love this channel, right up there with Bald & Bankrupt as far as quality goes.
Actually not a bad stuff, if you bring it to LAN parties with friends etc.
Also a nice PC for your mom/grandmom etc ,or you can use it for watching movies in 4k on a projector or something, or hook it up to a TV. You can even store it under the TV, like a console or something.
Overall, not bad at all, lovely little machine.
I really like that case.
I can see this being useful if you want to put it in your living room and hook it to the TV. Small wireless KB/mouse/gamepad and you have a gaming setup that your significant other might find acceptable.
I'm lovin all the science and astronomy stuff in the background, as well as that kurzgesagt merch.
Alexa, tell Roomba to vacuum the living room.
oh wait...
Dawid.... Do a build in the Thermaltake 100.
I'd love to see some more sff builds. The thermaltake 100 has quite the unique profile. Great vid as always!
pro's
-it's unique
-easy to repair
-easy maintenance
con's
-it's much larger to carry around
-it's more fragile ( monitor )
-it takes more space
i am personally doing a microATX build with i7 12700k which is using the ThermalTake Core v21 for it's versatility and smaller tower size ( it's a cube )...and with that build i intend to do a lot of emulation, living room games and wireless VR and have a powerfull PC to bring around at friend's house and such...and i even bought a wireless keyboard with integrated touchpad to save space and cash on the mouse... all i need now is the portable monitor and i'm set to use a chonky space heater in public areas in case someone has cold....may even get chicks..who knows?....also i just realised i could simply plug the monitor on the pc since the top is square...
I bought this InWin case. I put a 3400g in it over a year ago. I like it, but I still prefer my old M350 ITX case I bought about a dozen years ago. The M350 is still being sold today because it is such a solid workhorse of an ITX case. It isn't pretty because it is meant to be mounted out of sight on your monitor.
😱 that was so ridiculous when you started unpacking it!!! I love it
4:43 "Something"
"BIG is"
Oh, boy, this must be a teaser for Dawid's next video!
Yeah, building a node 202 setup for my Dad with an old i5 3470 and 16gb of ram with a HD 7770 in it. It's not a laptop replacement, but it's much faster than his A9-9700 non socketed Apu based all in one he has now.
A setup like that would benefit so much from a type-c display.
To make it portable I'd suggest to integrate it in a backpack with ventilation holes and hole to run the power cord, it would need only 2 cables (considering wireless peripherals).
As an engeneering student I cold see myself using a workstation like that (also considering covid and lockdowns)
1:54 I have that "packaging" with a Risen 5 5600G, 32GB 3200MHz ddr4, EVGA 1070 Ti SC 8GB... replaced the cooler with a Scythe Big Shuriken 3 and its a decent portable system.
I've seen people with full itx systems with a dedicated gpu, a monitor, keyboard, and a mouse inside a deWalt tool bag - that's a better alternative to a laptop for people that travel, but don't want to do things WHILE they're commuting, but once they're in a private room or something.
Dawid with that high note!!!
If Linode had a howling dog mascot, they have definitely found the voice actor for it.
I really want to see how the 5300G performs when you overclock the iGPU
Dawid posted right after Linus 🤨
I assume it is just some video scheduling
Yeaahhhh. He uploads every Wednesday at 10 am PST :)
@@AnnaDoes That's some good info
This video was very enjoyable, thanks
Dawid: [sings "Linode" off key and very louidly]
My ears with earphone buds: Wellp, I'mma head out.
I love that case. It looks like a projector from home room.
Arzopa (and probably many other Aliexpress companies) makes a fine copycat of that portable monitor. Pair it with stuff like intel NUC and you have something like laptop mobility but cheaper and with greater amount of customisation. Of course there is no battery in either of those devices so laptop is still a king of mobility.
You have got to be my favourite youtuber all your videos have information in I don't need to know but I look forward to each video you realease as you are just that entertaining to watch you're like the computer version of top gear
Thumbnail worked. Can confirm.
Dawid your videos are great they always make me laugh. Keep up the good work.
Pmsl @ the coffee shop skit.... brilliant 🤣
Glad it was enjoyed! MACCIATO
@@AnnaDoes cheers Anna....I think I enjoy the jokes more than the tech 👍
@@nevo6400 totally agree. At this point the tech is just props 😂
@@AnnaDoes tell your other half never change his format...it's brill
@@nevo6400 DONE! ✅ 😂
The new lian li q58 has same front panel power connector :) I plan to do a video on mine...r7 2700 ..65watt..rtx2060..got the plate that came with it with 4 zip ties with a 4tb hdd floating under a top fan...got a cooler master air cooler on it ...one of the first or only air cooled q58's :)
I think the DeskMini barebones kit is a little more cost-efficient than this considering you're getting case, motherboard, and power supply for around 200 USD. Those are pretty much sold out everywhere now, though, and you have to use SODIMM RAM (I don't even want to look at the prices for these right now).
Actually quite helpful Dawid, the thermals were awesome.. that means the 5600G 5700G would be a good fit as well.. yeah... coolbeans.
Dawid ... thats my favorite backpack of all times !!!
This would be a good use case if you live in two different homes or you go to your grandparents for the weekend
"let's get into a suspiciously jovial build sequence" ooo, my favorite kin of build sequence.
This video shows me that I don't need to feel stupid if I forget to plug the hdmi lead in
My hp omen 870 case had a front connector like that made rebuilding in that case so much easier
It's kinda like an ETA Prime video, if ETA stopped midway through and asked - "why do you want this? I mean, have you stopped and thought about that?"
Dat angelic Linode intro tho.
Machiato!
that case seriously reminds me of one of those old CD clock radios
Every time a case manufacturer make a unified front panel connector, an angel gets an RTX 3060.
Haven't checked the prices recently, but I bought my laptop back in January for $700. It has a 10th gen i5 and a GTX 1650 in it.
i would love to get me one of these in the future for as like a travel pc or something
You have the vocals of a god!
Looks like a good monitor, how about trying a raspberry pin and running moonlight to stream from your main pc, should perform much better than your portable pc lol and it’ll be pocket sized
This InWin case is probably good for a LAN party, seeing as I do not have a car and I have an Optiplex from 1752
i like the randomness of this channel
The concept is NOT completely useless, though it's very niche'. I have a ghost canyon with an Asus 17" portable monitor that I very occasionally take with me on extended business trips [2+ weeks] because laptops are, quite LITERALLY, a pain in the neck after about an hour. I have a tripod stand for the monitor, a 2070 .. and plenty of power to spare. I would never take it to a coffee shop, but if you're doing extended deployment away from home it can really fit the bill.
I have dreams/nightmares about Dawid saying LINODE
Interesting build! Also Dawid, you forgot to link the other build you used that case in.
I recently recycled my old hp dv6 (p8600+ati 3650) laptop screen, a glorious low view angle 1366x768 lcd screen, and made it into a "portable" screen. The issue is that it's portable but not it won't work with powerbank, I tried a step up module but it won't power on on anything below 12v 3 amp (I guess it's too old as the backlit module is not integrated). It cost me 20€ for the controller board and I made it in anticipation for the Steam Deck, so that I'll have a low res screen to pair it with in case games won't run well at 1080p and don't suffer through the blurry mess of not running games on native resolution, also as a screen for backup.
They don't call/market it as Vega on the 5000 series, also the 5300G have 6 compute units so it would be Vega 6 if they did.
I only subscribed for the 'almost impractical' hardware reviews - 'wildly impractical' is just a bonus! Lol
This PC is honestly great for traveling.
Reminds me of my first itx build. Cooltek Coolcube, AMD Athlon X4 750k, ASRock FM2A85X-ITX, GTX 650TI and later GTX750Ti. But back then it was cheaper then any comparable laptop. XD
If only builds were always that happy
"You could, conceivably, use this to play games online". Well thats a good start for 2021, being able to play a game online.
that's not what he said
7:40
It wouldn't be a Dawid video if it wasn't sponsored by linode. Linode!
I bought that same exact portable monitor and held my breath when I hit purchase, it's such a genuinely good monitor though and great for digital design and illustration. Or gaming in bed with a lap desk lol
I have the same backpack as dawid. good to see I can fit a pc inside it.
Linode CEO's wallet explodes every time Dawid uploads a new video
Dawid singing Linode gave me chills
*VIDEO IDEA*
Alright, so I have the PERFECT plan for your 2nd attempt.
Get the GOLDEN FIELD M3S ITX case (Can fit Matx) or something similar with a glass side panel that is small, get a portable monitor and or just use the one you have if it fits. Now, double sided tape the screen to the inside of the glass side panel (Gorilla Tape makes some rated to hold 60lbs, works amazing). You can get some right angle adapters to ensure the cables plug in without straining but this way you can have all the cables almost completely internal, just have to run the HDMI and USB power for the display out of one of the PCIE card slots to plug them in.
As a Bonus you could theoretically put a handle on the top of the case and add internal speakers in the bottom of the case that would also just have to run out of one of the pcie slots for power but it's like 5 inches of external cable, aside from the power cable of course, and the mouse and Keyboard and potentially controller, in which you could just go wireless. But in the end you could just use it as a regular gaming PC and hook it up to your regular monitor or desk setup because you'd just have to unplug the internal stuff and tuck it inside (cable managed) neatly.
I'm doing that exact thing for Christmas.
Keep up the great work, hopefully this gives you some good ideas for content and *Happy Holidays Dawid!*
High refresh rates on low frame rates (low as in 60) still reduce the latency in the stack significantly.
If you want peak performance, one could put a 5600g for a little bit more juice, and switch to wireless peripherals for cleaner easier carrying. No need to fumble around with cables.
That power outlet in the coffee shop looks like its going to cause an electrical fire
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Looks like a little fan heater or maybe some kind of essential oils vaporiser/ humidifier.
That Linode Yodel....Linodel? Chicken soup for my soul!
c'mon !who can hate on arrow keys :-/ with the way we've had so many memories with it
i know its just nitpicking, but itd be cool to see this set up but with proper sized cables just long enough for what you need
My Laptop has Vega 7 (so even a bit better than the Vega 6 here) integrated graphics and games are running very decent on it.
It also has a 1660ti, so apart from certain battery saving conditions and dual screen setups I am not using the iGPU at all.
I really want to see what the new APUs with RDNA2 can do. If the Steam Deck is any indication, it might just make 1650s and similar cards obsolete.