The “FF” in “FF04” means “For Fun”. This is a project that XiKii made out of his own passion. When he shared his ideas, others expressed interest in having one for themselves. So he made it available. Please remember, this is not a mass market product. It’s a showpiece for those who enjoy it. It’s okay to disagree with the premise, the price or have constructive criticism, but please be respectful.
I get it. I have a Xikii keyboard case from nearly a decade ago - had to find a proxy to import it, took forever, cost a ton, and only fits a now outdated keyboard... I love it, and it's the most interesting piece in my collection.
If you had spent this much on the case, you'd already have a precision screw/driver kit already. Only cheap things include the L shaped hex key; their target customers? Cheap people.
@@manitoba-op4jx Look who decided to crawl out of their basement to try to make this a racial thing. Go ahead and do yourself a favor listen to Justin Timerlake - Justified -> Track 5 @ 1:30
@@S.T33L that's why this PC is best for you. If you're familiar with business, you know there's supply and demand. Right now there's supply of this product, but what about the future? They won't make this anymore, and that makes the supply of if low. As God of economic says, low supply mean high price. Buy this product now, in 5 years it's going to be expensive, sell it for a profit.
Yeah, this is definitely a luxury item for someone with lots of disposable cash and an itch for pretty things. I'm unfortunately, only the latter. Thanks for the review.
I prefer 'quiet' builds in mid size cases for desktop gaming. But this case would be perfect for saving space when I install it in that sailing yacht I also can't afford.
I'd like something like this for the prettiest GPU, the Sapphire Nitro+ RX 590 Special Edition. Outdated card, but doesn't matter if it's for looks lol
I am gonna kick my PC under the desk and never see it again unless it needs maintenance I honestly don't understand the whole "pretty" thing why the hell would I put a noise generating machine near my monitors or even worse when somebody has rgb in it WHY THE HELL WOULD I ILIKE A RANDOM USELESS LIGHT DISTRACTING ME for what purpose
You can actually connect anything you need, its designed to route out of that slot along the bottom. The website shows it better. You'd have to lift or tip the case every time you add or remove anything though
I can tell the type of person to buy this case would hide ports so he'd probably buy a 10-15 port dongle and drill or glue it to the bottom of his desk.
Picking a single good-looking piece of hardware to design a complete build around (and actually pull it off competently) is peak. I hope we see more of this in the SFF space.
I don't. who's actually buying these? Zero upgrade path and basically locked into a single generation of card...awful idea. But it looks pretty, will make a great paper weight.
@@traderjo9552People who want to? The whole reason this thing is available for purchase in the first place is because when the creator posted a picture showing it off as a passion project people said they wanted to buy it
@@ChristianStout What a waste that the GPU is being restricted to a single model. How unfortunate... Once that card is obsalete, the entire thing becomes a display piece, I guess.
not every gpu can say that it had a complete case designed specifically for it. thats just a staple to the absolutely gorgeous design of the ProArt cards. I picked up a ProArt 4080 super myself for my first build and the card itself is already a work of art.
Holy SHIT this is clean. I appreciate the clarity on the project since a lot of people aren't huge on the price, but you hit the nail on the head. This is far more an art piece than a PC, and wow is it a spectacle
It IS beautiful. If I was considering a painting or object d'art for a few grand, I would consider this instead. To buy it as a functional small gaming PC - no thanks! I still love my Lian Lee Lancool II with my 7950X and RTX 3800.
This really reminds me of the Louqe Raw s1, notably the internal layout & the base. Obviously the panel assembly & overall ease of use here is much better/elegant. Awesome case & excellent video, as always!
my passion lies in the area of custom water cooling but you have made me absolutely love air cooling. I'm new to your channel and thrilled to now be subscribed. I have started watching through your other videos and recommending this channel to others I know due to how impressed I have been so far. Thank you for broadening my horizons and showcasing pure beauty in the form of nothing short of genius engineering and design.
Near perfect thermals in something smaller than a shoebox says that "functionality matters" to me. Not saying it's cost effective but this thing rocks.
@@ldm125 Great point. I was looking at it from a compatibility perspective. The card in there looks and behaves great. A founders flow through card would be fine but wouldn't perform as well.
@@jeremytine yeah everything can always be better but think about how much money and time you had to put into your system to get that result. To be clear I'm talking about the fact that the car is pulling as fresh of air as possible means it will cool at peak for its cooler.
Amazing. SO beautiful. I don't think I've upgraded ANY of my old machines. I build them bleeding tech, when they are outdated (sometimes up to 5 years later) then it's time for a whole new machine anyway.
Your new Twenty One Pilots obsession is making me so happy inside. My favorite Artist + Favorite Form Factor + Favorite Hobby + My favorite RUclipsr makes me so joyful.
The creator of that case genuinely deserves a standing ovation. And you deserve a round of applause yourself for putting it together lol. Especially without any noticeable scratches. Nice find and excellent presentation. Keep up the solid content! You got a sub out of me.
I think people don't understand why products like these are $600. It's not $600 because of cost, it's $600 because almost nobody buys something like this. It's super niche.
Sir its 600 because there is expenses in the forms for all the materials that's extruded and then machined afterwards setup cost etc... it expensive but as an engineer I understand it jigs and fixtures etc cost too.... I can't justify it though my self.... I want something similar but id say 300 is more likely to make more sales maybe as more sell they may lower price
It looks amazing! But at this price point, who is really considering a 4080 just for its looks? It really is a work of art and a niche product, as you said. I hope it comes with an air compressor to blow out all the dust that will inevitably accumulate every week.
The cpu doesn't go over 80c which is the temps of my 5800x3d with a much better noctua nh-d15 cooler. In other words, the "$10 cpu cooler" does a great job equal to more expensive coolers.
This thing is gorgeous! I can’t wait for someone to make a build that integrates this as like a dedicated streaming pc for a dual pc set up inside a single case
The Bugatti of cases. No need for it besides bragging rights. It’s a niche market anyway so spend less and get a good enough case like the Era 2, Terra or Dan H2O
@@sys-administrator of course Ali is an option. My point was you can spend an average amount in the SFF space and pretty much get the same results in volume
@@mr.number9279Idk man, some things like aesthetics don't always have an intrinsic value. Some people are perfectly happy paying a premium for a case like this. Not me though.
@@rogerhalt3991 the most important thing for people with money is time. yeah you can argue that anyone who wants a statement piece on the desk is able to save a few bucks here and there but that involves a time investment.
The case alone is $600... Cool? Yes. I think it's still a bit steep though. A person who has to save up for those cards are going to be less likely to wait longer and save for a $600 case, especially one that size, bore bones and proprietary. Definitely as niche as it gets. Wanna swap the GPU? PSU die and can't find the exact replacement? Too bad.
Lmfao this product in no way was made or marketed toward that type of buyer 😂 SFF is not for the poors. You are paying more money for less features on parts to experience a terrible building experience and thermal throttling anything mid to high end. Think about it like Min Maxing in diablo or any mmo, anyone who starts doing that is late game grinding and not having fun the way the typical player is doing it.
a case like this is absolutely not made for someone who has to save up for pc parts. I'm pretty sure that the ones buying it aren't building it, just paying someone to do the job for them
@@armandocardona6975 Small Form Factor (SFF) builds don't necessarily have to cost more or thermal throttle any more than a standard build. My ASRock A620I Lightning Wi-Fi motherboard and Xproto case were both around $150, which are pretty typical prices. You could argue that standard PC cases are usually cheaper, but motherboards for regular PCs can also easily cost $200. Apart from that, you might pay a slight premium for the power supply, but that's about it. ATX PSUs were around $100, while I paid about $130 for my SFX PSU. So, overall, going with an SFF build doesn't have to be significantly more expensive, depending on your choices, of course.
You get what you pay for. CNC machining is just a very expensive process compared to folding and cutting metal sheets. edit: yes i know that CNC machines are technically just anything computer automated machines, but to the context of this video, it would be closer to multi-axis milling machining, and most references to CNC machines are to milling machining
@@andrewgreen8383 To people who do a lot of typing work for hours and like to treat themselves, those keyboards are more than worth it, while also being a great collectible. For me it makes work more enjoyable and I tend to procrastinate less about doing it, which to me is priceless.
@@NOTNAFilms it is the lower end lol, just cause keyboards "have become cheaper recently", therefore, more entry level options are available (some crazy cheap ones on aliexpress and taobao etc for like 30-40$), it doesn't change the fact 600 is what you'd pay for the case alone of a keyboard. add some rare switches for 100 and rare keycaps for 150-300 (Some GMKs are crazy expensive, Cerakey ceramic ones are around 150 too), and you'll end up with over 1000$. And there are cases that cost 1000 alone. Plus if you get into artisan keycaps you'd be paying 150$ for a spacebar. For example a Mammoth75 with a Brass PVD mirror is $750. A Zero Great Sword ends up being 550-600 with duty and shipping. A used Pixelspace Capsule goes for 500-600 easily, used.
Wow, that's an idea that evolves computer mod to an art. We need more of these concept art, still would love if they try to innovate on heat dissipation and cable management.
wild that you've done an entire build with the design of these cards being the inspiration. I almost bought one, but I got a TUF card instead. Now I'm regretting it Dx lolll
@@xanira6367 yeah like, if I'm paying this much show me the cnc marks!! i wanna see the care and precision that went into making it! or like, idk, vapor hone the surface and clear anodize over that, *something*.
Very strange product. Someone wanted to make something unique and then tried to sell it without thinking who is this for. Bad business decision, especially bad for consumers.
I dont know. This feels way too expensive for something that doesn't have flexible cooling options, probably looks weird without the ProArt GPU, and has the IO facing down? what if I want to stick a usb in there? nah the M2 or C4sfx are absolutely the way to go. This feels like a pretty case with really mid functionality, made for someone to review on youtube if anything.
What a case... Beautifull! This is indeed a nice SFF pc. Everything just fits to the MM. Love to see something so good engineered. I have my SFF custom watercooled pc build on a Cougar Dust 2 case.
I love the look. It's beautiful. I don't think I would buy it even if I had more than 84 cents. Zero protection from the elements for that GPU. Zero noise reduction. Very high cost. For $600 they could have included a cheap tool to reach that part one needs to reach to use it. Also working with only a couple of GPUs and a single PSU model? So basically as soon as you want or need to change your GPU, you are FRAKED. If the PSU needs replacement, you are FRAKED. IF you can't find the same exact models available any more. $600 down the drain. Only one USB port at the front and all the motherboard's ports at the bottom of the case... Again aesthetically it's beautiful. The artist inside me loves this. I wouldn't buy it though. The idea of building a desktop PC for very limited specific hardware and nothing else, feels me with a reflex of me saying GTFO to it. If someone (yeah I know) gifted it to me, I would cherish it and keep it long after it was dead. Since that obviously is not going to happen, pass. Thanks for the video and bravo to the people who made it for trying something different.
I mean, it's very cool if you have that specific GPU and never plan on upgrading. lol Otherwise the case is completely moot. If you built a case specifically for any GPU, it would fit like a glove and look amazing, but it's just not practical.
"Allows you to put your finger directly INTO the GPU fans? NICE. Just what I always wanted. Hey, you know what, I want to be FORCED to buy this exact GPU and PSU, great idea. Oh wait, let's ensure the fans are not muffled in ANY way! and whilst we're at it, screw it, charge me too much too."....said no-one. Lol. You'd have to be a mug to buy this.
Very cool case. Seen one other vid on these line of cases, but this was the most detailed. If I didn't care about money I'd definitely look into this for the 5xx series :D
The “FF” in “FF04” means “For Fun”. This is a project that XiKii made out of his own passion. When he shared his ideas, others expressed interest in having one for themselves. So he made it available. Please remember, this is not a mass market product. It’s a showpiece for those who enjoy it. It’s okay to disagree with the premise, the price or have constructive criticism, but please be respectful.
I get it. I have a Xikii keyboard case from nearly a decade ago - had to find a proxy to import it, took forever, cost a ton, and only fits a now outdated keyboard... I love it, and it's the most interesting piece in my collection.
FF = FUCKING FUN
it means form factor.
@@Perkeletricksterservantofrher No it's for fun
the rog azoth one ？@@dhoffnun
If I spent they much on a case, I'd expect it to include the skinny hex driver.
Underrated comment and proposal
That's the different thinking between rich and poor I guess and I am poor just to be clear lol
If you had spent this much on the case, you'd already have a precision screw/driver kit already. Only cheap things include the L shaped hex key; their target customers? Cheap people.
@@vtotheiet cool it with the antisemitism
@@manitoba-op4jx Look who decided to crawl out of their basement to try to make this a racial thing. Go ahead and do yourself a favor listen to Justin Timerlake - Justified -> Track 5 @ 1:30
I feel like this would have been better as a prebuilt with all these limitations
Yeah, imagine scratching it with your screwdriver :(
@@slipperyfish7560 people build keyboard with CNC aluminum and don't scratch it with screwdrivers. Don't be dumb
@@slipperyfish7560 I have the potential lol
@@slipperyfish7560 should just throw it away afterwards
yeah makes more sense that way no? but maybe the designer only has experience dealing with fabrication and not the pre build business side of things.
Its just like a mac. Very expensive and no upgrade path at all. But its very clean looking ngl.
Not a surprise it's going to be sold out
I like selling my old pc and building a new one anyway
@@S.T33L that's why this PC is best for you. If you're familiar with business, you know there's supply and demand. Right now there's supply of this product, but what about the future? They won't make this anymore, and that makes the supply of if low. As God of economic says, low supply mean high price. Buy this product now, in 5 years it's going to be expensive, sell it for a profit.
The case ... Only the case
Except this can game
I love how everything fits flush inside the case. The metal also makes it look so high quality
Its milled aluminum, that is quality lol
Yeah, this is definitely a luxury item for someone with lots of disposable cash and an itch for pretty things. I'm unfortunately, only the latter. Thanks for the review.
I prefer 'quiet' builds in mid size cases for desktop gaming. But this case would be perfect for saving space when I install it in that sailing yacht I also can't afford.
I'd like something like this for the prettiest GPU, the Sapphire Nitro+ RX 590 Special Edition. Outdated card, but doesn't matter if it's for looks lol
I am gonna kick my PC under the desk and never see it again unless it needs maintenance I honestly don't understand the whole "pretty" thing
why the hell would I put a noise generating machine near my monitors or even worse when somebody has rgb in it
WHY THE HELL WOULD I ILIKE A RANDOM USELESS LIGHT DISTRACTING ME
for what purpose
@@mateuszkrytyk5711 Fair, but it does make a tourist spot in your house if you live with family
@mateuszkrytyk5711 understandable but I want everything i do to look like regardless of it being clearly visible or not.
Vertical + SFF are one of my favorite combinations of case designs.
Pulling an apple in 2016 with that 1 usbc port. Just buy 15 dongles
You can actually connect anything you need, its designed to route out of that slot along the bottom. The website shows it better. You'd have to lift or tip the case every time you add or remove anything though
its prob a 4g/s port so you can split it into like 30 ports with a single box
I can tell the type of person to buy this case would hide ports so he'd probably buy a 10-15 port dongle and drill or glue it to the bottom of his desk.
Y’all really haven’t heard of usb c cables huh
Don't be ridiculous. You only need 14 dongles.
At $600 this better be hi-grade and no blemishes zero
Perfect grade
@@zergslayer69Amen🫡
I don't think you can even get it outside of china
@@哇-n8d wow, thats wild! 🤔
Considering how niche the product is it's not that crazy of a price. Machining is expensive, especially if you want good quality.
Picking a single good-looking piece of hardware to design a complete build around (and actually pull it off competently) is peak. I hope we see more of this in the SFF space.
I don't. who's actually buying these? Zero upgrade path and basically locked into a single generation of card...awful idea. But it looks pretty, will make a great paper weight.
@@traderjo9552 it's a 4090 you're set for the next 10 years
@traderjo9552 This has more upgradability than a console and people buy those.
@@traderjo9552People who want to? The whole reason this thing is available for purchase in the first place is because when the creator posted a picture showing it off as a passion project people said they wanted to buy it
@@ChristianStout What a waste that the GPU is being restricted to a single model. How unfortunate... Once that card is obsalete, the entire thing becomes a display piece, I guess.
Could you make 3D schematics for a 3D printer so we could afford it 😂???
was looking for it on reddit but couldn’t find ):
You got to hit up optimum for that lol
i got 1 im selling it right now on reddit
@@adhd.-m4rs send link
@@adhd.-m4rs how much
1:30 bro did not hold back his excitement
Going 18+ and thus potentially losing audience, all for nothing 👍🏻😄
not every gpu can say that it had a complete case designed specifically for it. thats just a staple to the absolutely gorgeous design of the ProArt cards. I picked up a ProArt 4080 super myself for my first build and the card itself is already a work of art.
Holy SHIT this is clean. I appreciate the clarity on the project since a lot of people aren't huge on the price, but you hit the nail on the head. This is far more an art piece than a PC, and wow is it a spectacle
"this thing is fucking awesome"
-Devyn
I agree. It looks like a movie prop.
Steve, he said a bad language word
Use only in a room with no carpet and an air purifier running 24/7.
If you put this case on the floor, you're totally missing the point. This is literally art.
What about the air purifier? I seriously don't understand what kind of purifier and how will it interact with the pc.
@@AntonySimkin Filter out dust so it doesn't clog up the GPU.
@@JamesJansson oh now I ged it! Thank you! I thought the air purifier would somehow be bad for the computer haha
@@davidmalkowski7850 what if I can't afford furniture after buying this
My God your editing skills though. Also 90k subs! I subbed to you when you had 15k. You'll reach 100k in no time
Thank you for showcasing this. Absolutely beautiful!!
It IS beautiful. If I was considering a painting or object d'art for a few grand, I would consider this instead. To buy it as a functional small gaming PC - no thanks! I still love my Lian Lee Lancool II with my 7950X and RTX 3800.
This really reminds me of the Louqe Raw s1, notably the internal layout & the base. Obviously the panel assembly & overall ease of use here is much better/elegant. Awesome case & excellent video, as always!
Freakin hell this is case Po*n , man i want it so bad, looks soo smooth and amazing
my passion lies in the area of custom water cooling but you have made me absolutely love air cooling. I'm new to your channel and thrilled to now be subscribed. I have started watching through your other videos and recommending this channel to others I know due to how impressed I have been so far. Thank you for broadening my horizons and showcasing pure beauty in the form of nothing short of genius engineering and design.
what about mineral dip :) go beyond custom water cooling !
I'm getting some serious optimum tech vibes from this video - I mean that in the best possible way. Subscribed and looking forward to more videos!
Piece of art, and you video matches the beauty and quality of the case
Definitely an example of aesthetics over functionality. Beautiful case.
Near perfect thermals in something smaller than a shoebox says that "functionality matters" to me. Not saying it's cost effective but this thing rocks.
@@ldm125 Great point. I was looking at it from a compatibility perspective. The card in there looks and behaves great. A founders flow through card would be fine but wouldn't perform as well.
@@ldm125 not remotely perfect thermals. My watercooled 4080 super runs quieter and maxes out 15C cooler than this.
@@jeremytine yeah everything can always be better but think about how much money and time you had to put into your system to get that result.
To be clear I'm talking about the fact that the car is pulling as fresh of air as possible means it will cool at peak for its cooler.
So so beautiful. Awesome video!
Amazing. SO beautiful. I don't think I've upgraded ANY of my old machines. I build them bleeding tech, when they are outdated (sometimes up to 5 years later) then it's time for a whole new machine anyway.
just expect massive depreciation, because no one is paying peak price for a case built for a singular outdated gpu. Similar to GPU waterblocks.
@@jeremytine Same with buying a BMW. It's a fantastic luxury vehicle, and depreciates a lot over 5 years.
Nice to see an audio interface as part of the rig. Most YT builds are gaming or video editing oriented.
Your new Twenty One Pilots obsession is making me so happy inside. My favorite Artist + Favorite Form Factor + Favorite Hobby + My favorite RUclipsr makes me so joyful.
I was listening to the new album before clicking on this video and I thought my music app glitched because I thought it wasn't stopping 🤣
Heck yeah!!! Trench is my favorite album of all time so this was a huge surprise to hear Jumpsuit haha
The creator of that case genuinely deserves a standing ovation. And you deserve a round of applause yourself for putting it together lol. Especially without any noticeable scratches. Nice find and excellent presentation. Keep up the solid content! You got a sub out of me.
I think people don't understand why products like these are $600. It's not $600 because of cost, it's $600 because almost nobody buys something like this. It's super niche.
To machine these it probably cost them more per unit because they are not mass producing these.
@@quandingleberry445 Exactly, machining is expensive as hell, even more so if 5-axis milling is required.
Sir its 600 because there is expenses in the forms for all the materials that's extruded and then machined afterwards setup cost etc... it expensive but as an engineer I understand it jigs and fixtures etc cost too.... I can't justify it though my self.... I want something similar but id say 300 is more likely to make more sales maybe as more sell they may lower price
Yh it’s a once in a lifetime kinda build
this is sooooo crazy bro. love it! thanks!
This is hands down the best looking pc I've ever seen.
the fact you opened with jumpsuit made my day :3
5:55 someone's married!!!!
Love to see that you play the finals !!
And amazing build of course 🙃
An engineering marvel but they couldn't put any kind of air filter in there to keep the dust down? Sounds marvelous.
A man of taste. Glad to see the finals on here
this looks amazing. love your content btw. ❤
Gorgeous! I love that it exists, like we have these crazy options nowadays! I surely don't miss those beige cases lol
It looks amazing!
But at this price point, who is really considering a 4080 just for its looks? It really is a work of art and a niche product, as you said.
I hope it comes with an air compressor to blow out all the dust that will inevitably accumulate every week.
Love it! Great video showcasing a simply beautiful work of art for enthusiasts
7:10 the golden square is not aligned perfectly. That would make me crazy.
Finally a classy case that shows off the GPU. Love it.
That's incredible! Just WOW!!!
It is one of the nicest case I've seen. It's on par with some of Apple's design. You can hear the thickness of the case
Honestly, that fan noise is so satisfying! clean smooth with no jagged spikes in pitch and you could ignore it if you use it daily
$600 case, $10 cpu cooler.
The cpu doesn't go over 80c which is the temps of my 5800x3d with a much better noctua nh-d15 cooler. In other words, the "$10 cpu cooler" does a great job equal to more expensive coolers.
the cooler is 52 euros and the noctua fan like 20
@@pf100andahalfID Cooling stuff is legit best value for money 👍🏻 But for me it was also kinda strange to see it in this “all about luxury” build:)
@@pf100andahalf But only 32GB of ram for the CPU (
@@pf100andahalf The $10 cooler which is a $40 cooler
This thing is gorgeous! I can’t wait for someone to make a build that integrates this as like a dedicated streaming pc for a dual pc set up inside a single case
Honestly ~3k for such a beautiful and powerful setup is a great deal. Id consider it if my system was about to die
Beautiful case, should be on display in a museum :)
8:45 what wallpaper is that? I love it!
one of the nicest if not NICEST itx builds ive ever seen. Price in line with it being an art piece.
8:10 what software is that overlay? Looks very clean!
He did a video on it not too long ago :)
It's MSI afterburner but with some modifications
i loved how u show us the sound of the fan compering to mouse click
My 1st thought upon seeing the GPU is what happens to the "esthetic" when you upgrade to the RTX 5000 series in a few months...
Hopefully new back plates will be available to order.
It wont even fit.
Outstanding bud, well done.
The Bugatti of cases. No need for it besides bragging rights. It’s a niche market anyway so spend less and get a good enough case like the Era 2, Terra or Dan H2O
The Bugatti has a point. This case is literally just useless.
@@mr.number9279 correct. cant even upgrade it
@@sys-administrator of course Ali is an option. My point was you can spend an average amount in the SFF space and pretty much get the same results in volume
@@mr.number9279Idk man, some things like aesthetics don't always have an intrinsic value. Some people are perfectly happy paying a premium for a case like this. Not me though.
@@rogerhalt3991 the most important thing for people with money is time. yeah you can argue that anyone who wants a statement piece on the desk is able to save a few bucks here and there but that involves a time investment.
Idk how you came across this but thankyou for making this video. Even though I cant afford this thanks for showing it.
What is that temp monitor thingy at 7:43 ?
Its in msi afterburner, but you have to configure it to look this smooth
@@czesiekjazda9990 i like the standard afterburner on-screen display. looks more technical
man what a beautiful machine. subbed
The case alone is $600... Cool? Yes. I think it's still a bit steep though.
A person who has to save up for those cards are going to be less likely to wait longer and save for a $600 case, especially one that size, bore bones and proprietary.
Definitely as niche as it gets. Wanna swap the GPU? PSU die and can't find the exact replacement? Too bad.
Lmfao this product in no way was made or marketed toward that type of buyer 😂
SFF is not for the poors. You are paying more money for less features on parts to experience a terrible building experience and thermal throttling anything mid to high end.
Think about it like Min Maxing in diablo or any mmo, anyone who starts doing that is late game grinding and not having fun the way the typical player is doing it.
a case like this is absolutely not made for someone who has to save up for pc parts. I'm pretty sure that the ones buying it aren't building it, just paying someone to do the job for them
@@armandocardona6975 Small Form Factor (SFF) builds don't necessarily have to cost more or thermal throttle any more than a standard build. My ASRock A620I Lightning Wi-Fi motherboard and Xproto case were both around $150, which are pretty typical prices. You could argue that standard PC cases are usually cheaper, but motherboards for regular PCs can also easily cost $200.
Apart from that, you might pay a slight premium for the power supply, but that's about it. ATX PSUs were around $100, while I paid about $130 for my SFX PSU. So, overall, going with an SFF build doesn't have to be significantly more expensive, depending on your choices, of course.
There's always a comment like this under every bespoke case video, no shit its not for the average person.
You get what you pay for. CNC machining is just a very expensive process compared to folding and cutting metal sheets.
edit: yes i know that CNC machines are technically just anything computer automated machines, but to the context of this video, it would be closer to multi-axis milling machining, and most references to CNC machines are to milling machining
That is probably the coolest minimalist PC design I've ever seen.
reminds me of the keyboard market and how theres $500 keyboard cases alone
Welllll I would agree, but keyboards also require less parts to build, so it makes more sense to splurge on one part.
as cool as those fancy keyboards look and sound, I’ll never understand how people drop that crazy amount of money just to type lol
@@andrewgreen8383 To people who do a lot of typing work for hours and like to treat themselves, those keyboards are more than worth it, while also being a great collectible. For me it makes work more enjoyable and I tend to procrastinate less about doing it, which to me is priceless.
WHAT a piece of art - simply stunning.
I wish they make a gpu cover with this case for safety
Such a dope case! I want to do this on my next build, thanks for sharing.
600$ holy moly
I think it is justifiable, the much of passion and engineering went to it. Heck people spend 600$ on keyboards these days...
@@tadasnever 600 is the lower end. 600 would the the keyboard case without switches, keycaps, artisan keys and all the other mods and upgrades.
hey if its your thing more power to you. It was more than i expected
@@ciprianrobo 600 is not the lower end for keyboards at all. Custom keyboards have become far far cheaper in the last 2 years.
@@NOTNAFilms it is the lower end lol, just cause keyboards "have become cheaper recently", therefore, more entry level options are available (some crazy cheap ones on aliexpress and taobao etc for like 30-40$), it doesn't change the fact 600 is what you'd pay for the case alone of a keyboard. add some rare switches for 100 and rare keycaps for 150-300 (Some GMKs are crazy expensive, Cerakey ceramic ones are around 150 too), and you'll end up with over 1000$.
And there are cases that cost 1000 alone. Plus if you get into artisan keycaps you'd be paying 150$ for a spacebar.
For example a Mammoth75 with a Brass PVD mirror is $750. A Zero Great Sword ends up being 550-600 with duty and shipping.
A used Pixelspace Capsule goes for 500-600 easily, used.
Wow, that's an idea that evolves computer mod to an art. We need more of these concept art, still would love if they try to innovate on heat dissipation and cable management.
God that looks clean
wild that you've done an entire build with the design of these cards being the inspiration. I almost bought one, but I got a TUF card instead. Now I'm regretting it Dx lolll
they made this beautiful billet aluminum case then...powder coated it black?? thats truly a decision lol
Yeah I gotta agree, charging that much for a (seemingly) well crafted piece and then using low grade surface finishing is a bit... Eh...
@@xanira6367 yeah like, if I'm paying this much show me the cnc marks!! i wanna see the care and precision that went into making it! or like, idk, vapor hone the surface and clear anodize over that, *something*.
Very strange product. Someone wanted to make something unique and then tried to sell it without thinking who is this for. Bad business decision, especially bad for consumers.
@@sys-administrator imo it's just not really doing the price justice with powder coating of all things
@@MrTeknown its more of a passion for art then business
This is so beautiful! 🥲
I dont know. This feels way too expensive for something that doesn't have flexible cooling options, probably looks weird without the ProArt GPU, and has the IO facing down? what if I want to stick a usb in there? nah the M2 or C4sfx are absolutely the way to go. This feels like a pretty case with really mid functionality, made for someone to review on youtube if anything.
Cant even throw it in a bag and travel with it
@@sys-administratora, as in one.. 😂 And, why not? PCs are meant to be modular. This is a step back, not forward.
This case is like a collection item that fits a specific set of hardware. Actually there are a lot more cases like it in China market.
@@sys-administrator whatev it's still a dumbed down marketing gimmick at best. But hey, don't let me stop you from wasting money on it!
@@sys-administrator obsessed yeah sure ok bud.. Sffs are limited to a degree, but not like this overpriced junk.
I bought and built this PC a week ago. LOVE IT!
Have fun dusting your GPU out
What a case... Beautifull! This is indeed a nice SFF pc. Everything just fits to the MM. Love to see something so good engineered. I have my SFF custom watercooled pc build on a Cougar Dust 2 case.
A $600 case that will soon be outdated with the next generation of cards in a few months is "peak sfx"
That looks amazing, great review!
imagine the dust.
This is the beautiful PC case I ever seen ❤❤❤ I love this channel
I love the look. It's beautiful.
I don't think I would buy it even if I had more than 84 cents. Zero protection from the elements for that GPU. Zero noise reduction. Very high cost. For $600 they could have included a cheap tool to reach that part one needs to reach to use it.
Also working with only a couple of GPUs and a single PSU model? So basically as soon as you want or need to change your GPU, you are FRAKED. If the PSU needs replacement, you are FRAKED. IF you can't find the same exact models available any more. $600 down the drain.
Only one USB port at the front and all the motherboard's ports at the bottom of the case...
Again aesthetically it's beautiful. The artist inside me loves this. I wouldn't buy it though. The idea of building a desktop PC for very limited specific hardware and nothing else, feels me with a reflex of me saying GTFO to it. If someone (yeah I know) gifted it to me, I would cherish it and keep it long after it was dead. Since that obviously is not going to happen, pass.
Thanks for the video and bravo to the people who made it for trying something different.
i wouldn't have said it better , thanks !
Truly a piece of art 🤌🏻
I bet ASUS will hire those guys for a show-piece rig for their next hardware launches
P.S. XiKii just made an RTX 4060 LP version of this case, and its so small! I will save up for that one
This is beautifully designed
Looks amazing, id love a protector case thought if i was travelling
That case is 600$. It makes the rest of the ITX tax (PSU, Mobo, etc.) look... small. It's also not very revolutionary.
This is just gorgeous.
I mean, it's very cool if you have that specific GPU and never plan on upgrading. lol Otherwise the case is completely moot.
If you built a case specifically for any GPU, it would fit like a glove and look amazing, but it's just not practical.
maaaaan, this is so clean
"Allows you to put your finger directly INTO the GPU fans? NICE. Just what I always wanted. Hey, you know what, I want to be FORCED to buy this exact GPU and PSU, great idea. Oh wait, let's ensure the fans are not muffled in ANY way! and whilst we're at it, screw it, charge me too much too."....said no-one.
Lol. You'd have to be a mug to buy this.
Yep
Amen
BEAUTIFUL!!! 🔥🔥🔥
stunned from the beginning till
the end- video is mastur+++ bating -------------- this is just the best i have ever seeen
dawg as soon as i saw your face staring at the pc, it was instant dislike, dont be weird and cringe
Love it! Now to move some cash around!!
this is one of the nicest looking cases i have ever seen
Such a beautiful build.
That is definitely the best looking sff I've seen yet
Very cool case. Seen one other vid on these line of cases, but this was the most detailed. If I didn't care about money I'd definitely look into this for the 5xx series :D
The form factor makes it super easy to hose down when it gets dirty