Jays elbow injury came about from lifting too many 40 series cards within the few months of review, mostly impacted by the 4090 OC Brick Edition with quad fan cooling, truly a masterpiece card that sent Jays arm over the limit. Thank you for your service in reviews. Your channel will forever be awesome!
I bought this pre-built days after it came out, almost solely for the case lol. its amazing. funny enough though, my 4080 was defective and had to RMA return it. Other than that, this thing is flawless. I've built PCs for the past 10 yrs and this was the first one that actually got me to buy a pre-built
Origin usually uses off the shelf components, and the yellow USB ports tell me this is a Corsair case. We will probably see it on the market in the next few months. I hope, it's a very nice ITX case.
@@strooooble Same here I always go for white builds since that fits more in my appartment. I like black ofcourse but, something draws me to the cold white :D
I think the sata drive is a great idea, fast and easy to replace / upgrade if needed, easier to get to in that form than the nvme, so for extra storage it works.
Cause the top fan isnt needed. You can put the other 3 as exaust, like they should have here instead of dumb 6 positive intake, and the top fan doesnt decrease a single degree.
Your iCue issue is caused by hwmonitor accessing the corsair sensors, you can fix by turning off support for corsair in hwmonitor settings. Both programs accessing the same sensors at the same time is causing a conflict which confuses iCue, so it drops the device.
BEWARE the corsair 2000d does not have exhaust fan at the top or bottom its blocked off just returned mine. Just thought I would give anyone a heads up on this case before you buy
hmmm... I'm stopped looking at small factor pre-builds because I have been burnt way too many times. Though I find some of the builds meant for enthusiasts very interesting to look at anyway. Thank you for the opportunity to window shop for a computer I would never consider in shopping.
I like this setup and the fact it's well ventilated to keep temps down. Spec'd out seems a little over $3k but not terrible for something pre-built this well and parts inside. I would maybe downgrade to a 13700k, but maybe not considering how well it seems to handle heat of the 13900K
Late reply: It handles the heat of a 13900K when not Overclocked, if you're not overclocking an i9 it's better to get an i5 and overclock it for around the same or better performance (gaming, not production. Non-OC i9 is still leagues better in production).
I had tendinitis in my right elbow a few years ago, it was a repetitive use injury from work. It was so annoying hearing everyone make the same joke every day about whackin' it too hard! So Jay I feel your pain, and take it easy while you heal up to minimize lasting damage! Anyway, I have a theory: If you look at the four minute twenty second timestamp of Jay's previous video, he clearly taps his elbow on the table while distressed about the thought of horizontally mounting a Strix 4090 like some sort of peasant. This stress multiplied the elbow joint stimulation at that exact moment and manifested as an injury ;)
Very similar to the look and feel of the Silverstone Alta G1M. The G1M just have a lot of plastic parts though. The FE cards are better on the orientation as the fins are exhausting on the backplate
I think the G1M has a better layout and a number of 'nice to have' things, like the rubber grommet where all your I/O cables come out, or the integrated power cable extension that doesn't end in that odd female pigtail thing. Having a small fan on the top pulling vs. big fan on the bottom pushing... big fan wins? I dunno. I do really like this form factor, though. Also, while limited to SFX/SFX-L power supplies, the G1M can take a micro ATX mobos, opening up a lot more options.
@@davidskidmore3442 the only problem with the alta g1m is the plastic parts. apart from looking cheap, If you're getting the white version, the color of the white plastic will change over time
Corsair 2000D Airflow is now for sale as a stand alone case. If you use slim radiators and slim fans, apparently you can fit 2 additional 240mm radiators for a total of 1x360mm + 2x240mm radiators!? doesn't that scream Jayz2cents??
Yeah that microscopic 24 pin "ribbon" is extremely hard to get seated fully. I used the tip of a flathead screwdriver to carefully push it in to get it seated fully.
I found a mesh that actually doesn't impede airflow at all. "40 mesh". It's small enough to trap all the dust but with a large enough opening per square inch that it doesn't impede airflow. I make all my own dust filters now. So on my lian LI PC 011 dynamic I have the natural filter from the case and an added mesh. It doesn't affect thermals what's so ever. The only dust that gets in the case (which happens really slow over time) is a fine dust that is easily blown out with my electric duster.
I too was an 80s kid, and _I lived!_ I used to climb onto roofs for fun. I shot BBs at old TVs till they imploded. I climbed trees, old barns, and heavy machinery. I swam in natural lakes and rivers. I biked from the farm into town and back. _I lived!_
@@802Garage it doesn't emphasize the word and makes other points so, I didn't see it that way. Other comments did use the word in a tongue-in-cheek way and it was apparent. but thanks.
@@johanndopke1860 I say the Alta because of the inclusion of the side bracket for AIO and fan mounting. The Meshilicious doesn't have this. The Meshy is also a sandwich case - the Alta is not, and neither is this Origin case.
Would be 100x better with a full loop in it. Would probably get better temps. You can 100% build this with a full loop and spend less money that what Origin is charging. Origin is way over hyped and priced.
I've been looking into this case (Corsair 2000D Airflow) for some time now. It seems that the 200D case used for the Origin Chronos PC build is different from the 2000D Airflow that's available in the Corsair website. It seems like the panels are reversed, the I/O is at the top, and there's an exhaust fan in the Chronos PC build, while in the normal 2000D case there's none. Has anyone noticed this as well?
Yup, noticed this as well. Found a post claiming the change to be linked to the GPU orientation - apparently most cards don't like top IO orientation because of heatpipe behavior. The new layout is supposedly better.
@@Insertnamehere3000 that sounds like a decent amount of gobbly goop but you can literally see on screen it drawing near 320 watts, in a test that doesn't max out everything, meaning if it truly fully loaded on all cores and all of the memory it would probably be around 320 or a bit more
@@mercuryrising9758 im not BS if you check you must not base your power supply on the sustained watt levels you see on those tools the spike to turn on the pc will trip the over load protection
Build a PC in that transport crate! The removed cover should be attached with a hinge, for access, and the "window" you kicked out should be replaced with fly screen. more fly screen at the front for air intake, and at the top for exhaust.
Like the case for the ITX build, too bad Orgin does not sell just the case alone. The Itx case takes the design layout from HYTE Revolt 3/NZXT H1/Meshroom and 100% improves it. That's a win for Origin.
@@Ruiso7 to be fair any opinion is biased by it's very nature, personally I just feel that there's a gap for something of this size, like the NR200 but in this vertical orientation
Here is a basic guideline for affect or effect that can help clarify how to use the two words correctly: Generally, we use affect as a verb (an action word) and effect as a noun (an object word)
Love fan videos - > "Try keep it balanced or slightly positive air pressure" Origin -> "Let's make an SFF with 8 fans in and one out, ALL THE POSITIVE" Looks gorgeous though.
I had the same strap for an elbow injury... I found a copper infused compression sleeve worked much much better. Also, if you tore the tendon be prepared for a long healing process. Took mine about a year to heal.
Was about to do a Tower 100 build for my daughter (Computer Graphics Artist major at university and PvP gamer). Decided to just order one of these maxed out. Now I'm envious for a new PC.
You gotta give 'em props for packing for a UPS trip. Of course, for Fed Ex, you must put the cardboard box in the wood crate, and the wood crate inside a 1/2 inch thick armor steel box welded shut.
The bandage you have applied to your arm, seems to be the same I used when suffering from RSI Syndrom (repetetive Strain Injury) . My tip: Train your Mouse-Hand with climbers/therapy putty. After a few weeks of training the pain should be gone. Second tip: Try to work with a vertical mouse. cheers
The elbow was injured fending off a llama that took a liking to Phil. It happened while they were out at a petting zoo and Nick said something hilarious (cause he's obviously the funny one, sorry Jay) and Phil started his signature high pitched laugh which caught the attention of Llary the Llama who thought it was a mating call. Jay came to Phil's defense by grabbing the llama by the neck and spinning him over his head like Bam Bam and tossed him back into his pen.
The pump being higher than the top of the rad only applies if the TUBES are at the top of the rad. Since the tubes are at the BOTTOM, it only takes one slow rotation of the whole unit to get the water to the pump and the air in the top of the rad.
I was going to buy this case until I saw that Corsair got rid of the fan (and completely blocked off the opening) at the top. Sigh... back on the hunt for a case again.
WOW OH WOW, I can't believe that you and I have so much in common Jay ... I love computers and "whack-a-mole" too !!! Played for two hours this past Sunday!!! Although I've got a wrist injury instead....
Jay, how about making joint competition once more with Linus and other PC channels? Main theme: build and configure PC that have lowest possible IDLE power draw, while achieving at least 60-90FPS in 1440p selection of games And by idle I mean few programs open doing nothing in particular, maybe playing youtube All sorts of undervolting, underclocking, custom fan curve and passive cooling allowed, measured at wall, so whole system power draw counts, including fancy LEDs
Um Jay that isn't an ATX PSU it's a SFX-L PSU. According to Chronos page it is either the Corsair 850W or 1000W, which is really interesting considering Corsair didn't even announce these at CES. I would assume it has the 16 pin GPU power connector.
Jay, I issue a build challenge. Build a water cooled PC without any case. Rules are: use radiators as structural components. mATX or ITX. 240mm rads. Everything contained within, including the power supply
I have the same issue with the commander core not showing up in iCue, but all the fans are still working as they should and the rgb is fine as well. What I've seen on several forums is that some mobo's don't give enough power through the internal USB port on the mobo, and what's recommended is getting a powered internal USB hub, connect that to the motherboard and then connect the commander core to the hub in order for it to appear in iCue. Seems like Corsair haven't taken into account how much power is provided by the internal USB connectors on the motherboards. (I have an asus rog strix x570-f.)
Jays elbow injury came about from lifting too many 40 series cards within the few months of review, mostly impacted by the 4090 OC Brick Edition with quad fan cooling, truly a masterpiece card that sent Jays arm over the limit. Thank you for your service in reviews. Your channel will forever be awesome!
Important to note that even though he's in season mode he did not request a week off. Good job Jayz
was thinking same, probs tried to lift a rog strix and a founders in same hand.
@@markmanderson gonna have to bench press a 4090ti in the future.
Cashed his RUclips payment in quarters attempted to lift with one arm. 💰💰
I thought it was from that man powered mill cooled pc he did back in the day.
That is an amazing build. I'm usually not amazed by pre-builts; but this is nice. Props to Origin
agreed! not only does it pack a lot of stuff in there, it's not jam packed, which is impressive
To heck with the prebuilt, it's the case that's interesting.
I bought this pre-built days after it came out, almost solely for the case lol. its amazing. funny enough though, my 4080 was defective and had to RMA return it. Other than that, this thing is flawless. I've built PCs for the past 10 yrs and this was the first one that actually got me to buy a pre-built
Would love to see this case for sale as a stand alone! Even in white would look stunning.
Origin usually uses off the shelf components, and the yellow USB ports tell me this is a Corsair case. We will probably see it on the market in the next few months. I hope, it's a very nice ITX case.
Not the only one!
I'd like to see if there's room enough for 140s!
Yes defo would prefer white, my build is white also and honestly I don't wanna go back lol
@@strooooble Same here I always go for white builds since that fits more in my appartment. I like black ofcourse but, something draws me to the cold white :D
Exactly.
I think the sata drive is a great idea, fast and easy to replace / upgrade if needed, easier to get to in that form than the nvme, so for extra storage it works.
Agreed.
And I'm sure some company out there would put a WARRANTY VOID IF VIDEO CARD IS REMOVED sticker while using an NVMe drive.
Effective bro.....
U beat me to it lol
Nah man, I am affected by this design, not effected
I'd agree but also not. You think it affects him and it's effective also?
@@shawnshurtz9147 That’s not what he intended lmao
minor spelling mistake 💀
Sometimes watching Jay unboxing something is more entertaining than an action movie
Always
Certainly better than the Jar Jar Abrams mystery boxes.
It's origin time
I can't want to size the AFFECTIVENESS of the design!!! :)
This is affecting my ability to concentrate, so effective at affecting people, so it's affective?
pretty affective and simple way to boost angagement stats. ez axposure boost, ez moneys.
@@bikemike1945 Realizing the ingeniousness of this marketing ploy is going to effect my channel tremendously. Thanks for the tip!
Dang that's a nice sff build, I love sff, especially when they actually have great airflow.
Same here, once i get enough money i would get one of those
That chassis has the fan in the top, they seem to have lost that when offered to the mass market.
The SSUPD Meshlicious was probably one of the first to use this design. I've been using and it offers excellent airflow.
Sliger was first
curious about ur hardware: what size AIO + how many fans and in which orientations + which gpu?
EFFECTIVE
(love ya Jay)
props to Corsair for cable management in such small form factor well done 👍😊😁
6 Month later... Corsair flipped the interior 180° , Top cooler gone
sadly and nobody knows why
thats really sad.. so much better with top orientation
Cause the top fan isnt needed. You can put the other 3 as exaust, like they should have here instead of dumb 6 positive intake, and the top fan doesnt decrease a single degree.
The reason being that it makes more sense for your cables to route through the bottom of the pc than to route from the old location of the I/O
Your iCue issue is caused by hwmonitor accessing the corsair sensors, you can fix by turning off support for corsair in hwmonitor settings. Both programs accessing the same sensors at the same time is causing a conflict which confuses iCue, so it drops the device.
BEWARE the corsair 2000d does not have exhaust fan at the top or bottom its blocked off just returned mine. Just thought I would give anyone a heads up on this case before you buy
hmmm... I'm stopped looking at small factor pre-builds because I have been burnt way too many times. Though I find some of the builds meant for enthusiasts very interesting to look at anyway. Thank you for the opportunity to window shop for a computer I would never consider in shopping.
I like this setup and the fact it's well ventilated to keep temps down. Spec'd out seems a little over $3k but not terrible for something pre-built this well and parts inside. I would maybe downgrade to a 13700k, but maybe not considering how well it seems to handle heat of the 13900K
Late reply: It handles the heat of a 13900K when not Overclocked, if you're not overclocking an i9 it's better to get an i5 and overclock it for around the same or better performance (gaming, not production. Non-OC i9 is still leagues better in production).
The fact that this is "like a Corsair One" is exactly why I am interested, I want more options of THAT form factor!
I had tendinitis in my right elbow a few years ago, it was a repetitive use injury from work. It was so annoying hearing everyone make the same joke every day about whackin' it too hard! So Jay I feel your pain, and take it easy while you heal up to minimize lasting damage! Anyway, I have a theory:
If you look at the four minute twenty second timestamp of Jay's previous video, he clearly taps his elbow on the table while distressed about the thought of horizontally mounting a Strix 4090 like some sort of peasant. This stress multiplied the elbow joint stimulation at that exact moment and manifested as an injury ;)
So they kept doing it to you over and over, over and over, until you... Um... Exploded?
alternative title, jay discovers you don't need a garden shed sized case on your desk to build a powerhouse of a PC
Very similar to the look and feel of the Silverstone Alta G1M. The G1M just have a lot of plastic parts though. The FE cards are better on the orientation as the fins are exhausting on the backplate
Thank you for mentioning this option similar option!
I think the G1M has a better layout and a number of 'nice to have' things, like the rubber grommet where all your I/O cables come out, or the integrated power cable extension that doesn't end in that odd female pigtail thing. Having a small fan on the top pulling vs. big fan on the bottom pushing... big fan wins? I dunno. I do really like this form factor, though. Also, while limited to SFX/SFX-L power supplies, the G1M can take a micro ATX mobos, opening up a lot more options.
@@davidskidmore3442 the only problem with the alta g1m is the plastic parts. apart from looking cheap, If you're getting the white version, the color of the white plastic will change over time
Corsair 2000D Airflow is now for sale as a stand alone case. If you use slim radiators and slim fans, apparently you can fit 2 additional 240mm radiators for a total of 1x360mm + 2x240mm radiators!? doesn't that scream Jayz2cents??
For the ICUE problem you need to unplug and plug back in the cooler wire(s) I had the same problem once and that’s what fixed my issue
Yeah that microscopic 24 pin "ribbon" is extremely hard to get seated fully. I used the tip of a flathead screwdriver to carefully push it in to get it seated fully.
Someone told me about these cases beforehand and yeah I really like this.
It's nice to see how far SFF builds have come. Now lets hope prices for GPUs drop by the week and more people can build them. 😀
"Simple yet AFFECTIVE."
Those of us who saw the title when this was first uploaded know about that dirty delete, Jay.
Dang I wish they'd sell this case alone. SFF enthusiasts could do some really neat stuff with it
It’s the Corsair 2000D. Still waiting to be release.
@@Ziakel They dont sell this version, this one has a top exhaust fan and the normal 2000d doesnt
I found a mesh that actually doesn't impede airflow at all. "40 mesh". It's small enough to trap all the dust but with a large enough opening per square inch that it doesn't impede airflow. I make all my own dust filters now. So on my lian LI PC 011 dynamic I have the natural filter from the case and an added mesh. It doesn't affect thermals what's so ever. The only dust that gets in the case (which happens really slow over time) is a fine dust that is easily blown out with my electric duster.
Great,honest review-well done guys
I too was an 80s kid, and _I lived!_
I used to climb onto roofs for fun. I shot BBs at old TVs till they imploded. I climbed trees, old barns, and heavy machinery. I swam in natural lakes and rivers. I biked from the farm into town and back. _I lived!_
Pretty affective way to boost engagement, masterfully done lads!
I hope you'll talk about it on RTFM (whether it was intentional or not).
Effective. Affective concerns mood, or someone's affect. Effective describes how well something works.
@@ThatsTheMidnightGamer I believe that's what the comment is pointing out. ;)
@@802Garage it doesn't emphasize the word and makes other points so, I didn't see it that way. Other comments did use the word in a tongue-in-cheek way and it was apparent. but thanks.
@@ThatsTheMidnightGamer I hear you.
Effective is the word you are looking for!
Fantastic SFF layout. Case looks to be heavily inspired by the Silverstone Alta G1M but with a bit more space optimisation.
Looks more like the SSUPD Meshlicous to me
@@johanndopke1860 I say the Alta because of the inclusion of the side bracket for AIO and fan mounting. The Meshilicious doesn't have this. The Meshy is also a sandwich case - the Alta is not, and neither is this Origin case.
@@johanndopke1860 yup, id def say more meshlicous as well. they just flipped it upside down
Would be 100x better with a full loop in it. Would probably get better temps. You can 100% build this with a full loop and spend less money that what Origin is charging. Origin is way over hyped and priced.
@@helium5912 you speak facts. I have a custom twin radiator loop in my meshlicious. Cooling my cpu and gpu
The wooden crate at @ 1:48 would make a great custom build case with a steam punk theme
I've been looking into this case (Corsair 2000D Airflow) for some time now. It seems that the 200D case used for the Origin Chronos PC build is different from the 2000D Airflow that's available in the Corsair website. It seems like the panels are reversed, the I/O is at the top, and there's an exhaust fan in the Chronos PC build, while in the normal 2000D case there's none. Has anyone noticed this as well?
Yup, noticed this as well. Found a post claiming the change to be linked to the GPU orientation - apparently most cards don't like top IO orientation because of heatpipe behavior. The new layout is supposedly better.
You capped it you asked for it...............EFFECTIVE!
So lovely. Will origin actually sell the case by itself? That would be amazing!
The max power supply dimensions for Chronos are SFX-L not ATX.
I think they put the unboxing instructions inside just for you lol
2:30 wow, that was only 2 years ago and I was blown away by how much weight you've lost since! Amazing job :)
Neat PC! A lot of power in such a tiny volume. BTW, the 4080 is a 320W card!
You are not factoring in transient power spikes
16:40
@@mercuryrising9758 fair play i didnt hear that but that doesnt mean it uses that amount of watt power supply was all I was saying
@@Insertnamehere3000 that sounds like a decent amount of gobbly goop but you can literally see on screen it drawing near 320 watts, in a test that doesn't max out everything, meaning if it truly fully loaded on all cores and all of the memory it would probably be around 320 or a bit more
@@mercuryrising9758 im not BS if you check you must not base your power supply on the sustained watt levels you see on those tools the spike to turn on the pc will trip the over load protection
Build a PC in that transport crate!
The removed cover should be attached with a hinge, for access, and the "window" you kicked out should be replaced with fly screen.
more fly screen at the front for air intake, and at the top for exhaust.
Like the case for the ITX build, too bad Orgin does not sell just the case alone. The Itx case takes the design layout from HYTE Revolt 3/NZXT H1/Meshroom and 100% improves it. That's a win for Origin.
I was going to say similar, this case is pretty much my ideal layout
It is also much larger so the 100% improvement is biased as some like smaller cases for their SFF build.
@@Ruiso7 to be fair any opinion is biased by it's very nature, personally I just feel that there's a gap for something of this size, like the NR200 but in this vertical orientation
Isn't the case the Corsair 2000D that was listed on retailers back in august 2022?
@@Ziakel yea, you are right it's just not widely available or heavily promotion so it's kinda hard to get one.
Us 80 kids will live until we’re 100.
But how do you feel about simple and effective design instead?
"SIMPLE yet AFFECTIVE"... yeah I heard those words before
lmao "jay stop wacking it" im sad to say that was going to be my first guess
Here is a basic guideline for affect or effect that can help clarify how to use the two words correctly: Generally, we use affect as a verb (an action word) and effect as a noun (an object word)
Seeing this now, it makes me wonder if an AlphaCool-modded founders and short-throw pump / res combo could permit for an open loop in that thing.
Thinking exactly the same. But what case is this?
USE THE ORIGIN CRATE AS A PC CASE!! I mean its not a cardboard box build... but still lol
*Effective*
nice nod to the rdr build that no one has forgotten about;)
The title is effecting my mental health
Ditto😂
Some really good ideas here, I like this PC!
*Effective 😉
Love fan videos - > "Try keep it balanced or slightly positive air pressure"
Origin -> "Let's make an SFF with 8 fans in and one out, ALL THE POSITIVE"
Looks gorgeous though.
Affective? Or effective 😂
I seriously love that packing. Wow.
I seriously love that computer, too. Wow.
Effective?
Corsair owned brands: Elgato, Origin, SCUF, Gamer Sensei
If I missed any add it I guess
The case is yet to be release Corsair 2000D. It was listed on Amazon, B&H a few months ago but haven’t seen it in stock since.
I had the same strap for an elbow injury... I found a copper infused compression sleeve worked much much better. Also, if you tore the tendon be prepared for a long healing process. Took mine about a year to heal.
“Affective?” Guess it was effective in getting me to comment…
Was about to do a Tower 100 build for my daughter (Computer Graphics Artist major at university and PvP gamer). Decided to just order one of these maxed out. Now I'm envious for a new PC.
Corsair 2000D Airflow. Very nice.
You gotta give 'em props for packing for a UPS trip. Of course, for Fed Ex, you must put the cardboard box in the wood crate, and the wood crate inside a 1/2 inch thick armor steel box welded shut.
The bandage you have applied to your arm, seems to be the same I used when suffering from RSI Syndrom (repetetive Strain Injury) . My tip: Train your Mouse-Hand with climbers/therapy putty. After a few weeks of training the pain should be gone. Second tip: Try to work with a vertical mouse. cheers
We can only hope they will release this case by itself!
And they are now!
The elbow was injured fending off a llama that took a liking to Phil. It happened while they were out at a petting zoo and Nick said something hilarious (cause he's obviously the funny one, sorry Jay) and Phil started his signature high pitched laugh which caught the attention of Llary the Llama who thought it was a mating call. Jay came to Phil's defense by grabbing the llama by the neck and spinning him over his head like Bam Bam and tossed him back into his pen.
Pre-builts are getting better every year... Well decent pre-builts.
Loving vertical MB cases
8:50 i did this too. man that was the life. late 80s early 90s.
1:47 that laptop shat bricks, don't lie
The pump being higher than the top of the rad only applies if the TUBES are at the top of the rad. Since the tubes are at the BOTTOM, it only takes one slow rotation of the whole unit to get the water to the pump and the air in the top of the rad.
affective - relating to moods, feelings, and attitudes.
effective - successful in producing a desired or intended result.
I was going to buy this case until I saw that Corsair got rid of the fan (and completely blocked off the opening) at the top. Sigh... back on the hunt for a case again.
Honestly the crate opening instructions should be branded on the wood, that would be classy as hell
"I'm in love with this simple yet affective design!"
a top of the range everything - just what your average consumer loves to see.
Now I can refer back to this whenever I get around to building out a van :)
Effective, Affect is outside influence, effect is its durability cooling ability.
WOW OH WOW, I can't believe that you and I have so much in common Jay ... I love computers and "whack-a-mole" too !!!
Played for two hours this past Sunday!!!
Although I've got a wrist injury instead....
Or an hour of Ski ball that's an oldie also.
I would love to have that pc. all the power and features of what i have now. Amazing product, thanks for the review
That's gotta be the best window I've ever seen.
I just bought this case and its very much different from the one you have
Jay was WACKING his GUITAR realy HARD and having fun at it,, lol
Jay, how about making joint competition once more with Linus and other PC channels?
Main theme: build and configure PC that have lowest possible IDLE power draw, while achieving at least 60-90FPS in 1440p selection of games
And by idle I mean few programs open doing nothing in particular, maybe playing youtube
All sorts of undervolting, underclocking, custom fan curve and passive cooling allowed, measured at wall, so whole system power draw counts, including fancy LEDs
I am so envious. What a badass machine packed into that box.
Who ever doesn't have to laugh when Phil laughs in the background, is not human ;) That laugh just makes you laugh!
that top fan looks like a good spot to put your coffee/food to keep it warm
I love it! I currently use a Zotac Magnus one mini pc with a i5 10400 and RTX 3060, this Chronos SFF is next level!
Finally! A SFF without a riser cable
I'm hyped for the corsair 2000D after seeing this video
I've sometimes had to delete and reinstall Icue software several times before it worked properly.
It's gotta be from the gym. You've been doing awesome! Same thing happened to me from lifting too much
It's up for sale now (July 17) with most retailers.
Super dope SFF, nicely done Origin.
Um Jay that isn't an ATX PSU it's a SFX-L PSU. According to Chronos page it is either the Corsair 850W or 1000W, which is really interesting considering Corsair didn't even announce these at CES. I would assume it has the 16 pin GPU power connector.
Jay, I issue a build challenge. Build a water cooled PC without any case. Rules are: use radiators as structural components. mATX or ITX. 240mm rads. Everything contained within, including the power supply
What a cool computer! It’s so functional and well organized in such a small form factor.
I have the same issue with the commander core not showing up in iCue, but all the fans are still working as they should and the rgb is fine as well. What I've seen on several forums is that some mobo's don't give enough power through the internal USB port on the mobo, and what's recommended is getting a powered internal USB hub, connect that to the motherboard and then connect the commander core to the hub in order for it to appear in iCue. Seems like Corsair haven't taken into account how much power is provided by the internal USB connectors on the motherboards. (I have an asus rog strix x570-f.)