The Minimal Overkill Mini Gaming PC Build.
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- Опубликовано: 17 апр 2024
- It's been almost 10 years since Valve showed the world the Steam Machine. So what would an ultra clean steam machine look like in 2024?
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We need more: the configuration, undervolting, software like playnite to havce everything in the same spot and more importantly, wake up by bluetooth using a controller.
Yup, this would be good for a follow-up video!
Literally this was my first thought. I’m in the process of trying different OS options, Linux distros vs Windows with Atlas and the one thing im trying to settle on is frontend and wake up with controller
@@niche_creation did you come to a conclusion?
@@niche_creationLook into Bazzite OS, should work beautifully…
@@lawlworthy9805 I have settled for Windows 11 with Atlas installed using Launchbox as the front end. Havnt setup controller to wake from sleep yet.
Built my HTPC in this case last year using a 7600X and an XFX RX 6950 XT (I had to mod the shell to fit it. Also had to remove the two case fans in the GPU well). It's running Arch Linux and using the same script SteamOS uses to boot directly into GameScope for big picture mode on system start so I get a full-fledged Console-like desktop for singleplayer and couch-coop 4K gaming.
How are your thermals on 6950XT in this case man? I gave up on trying to cram it in something smaller and just got SilverStone GD09B
@@Jmcinally94 def gets toasty up in the low 80s on full load with the case in vertical orientation. It'll be my QuakeCon LAN PC this year, so we'll see how it fairs in a hot and clustered environment this fall 😆
More time was spent on the sponsor than talking about the OS you used, benchmarks, anything really relevant to the steam machine part.
Neat build! I’d like to know how it handles some benchmarks and also the temps and fan noises at high load. I want to build one for myself.
+1 i also want to know please. thanks!
Wow. Beautiful build and case. Never seen this case before.
-1 for the early pseudo-Gen4 SSD. 5000MB/s is from the early days of slow memory controllers. The Crucial T500 is $30 more for 50% more speed. You gotta read the specs before just clicking on the cheapest drive a website recommends.
Awesome video. I literally just bought this case. It arrives today!
Good timing! haha
I made almost an identical build concept last year. Same case but black, Ryzen 5 7600, Radeon 6600 (don't mind upscaling games on my TV), 980 Pro 2TB, etc. I installed ChimeraOS on it as it at least then seemed to be the best SteamOS like distro for HTPC use. Works like a charm. I have to sell it before it's worth nothing, but talk about a specific case use scenario machine. ChimeraOS was amazing too. FSR on everything machine wide if needed, individual settings for setups unncessary, etc. Great video.
If I were to refer to anything relating to Steam Machines it would basically be the out of service office tiny mini micro PCs that pop up on eBay all the time. Something cheap enough to introduce someone to PC gaming and give them the opportunity to feel it out without wasting too much money.
I know for me and others, the main hate we all had for the Steam Machine was that they were priced too much new, were very weak, and everyone we knew interested in buying one would use their experience as ammunition on why PC gaming was inferior or too expensive for what it was.
Awesome video. I seriously love your content. You and OptimumTech are my goats.
Cool build
Almost all build videos i've seen forget to mention what cables to plug, when and where, props to you for the great content
this need to be recommended, isn't it?
Great video! Me and my fiance were looking at building something for the living room. This is a good start.
That's awesome. These low profile builds fit really well without blasting RGB everywhere.
Amazing build man. I'm building a very similar system for an upcoming video
oh hi neil
It would look like a computer 😀
Awesome Vid 💯
isnt there a new model of that cpu cooler one with 6 heatpipes?
Can you do a follow up showing the OS you used? Is it steamOS or windows?
Sure, right now I've dual booted between Linux & Windows. I'll work on a follow up for the future.
It’s gonna be a hard time for the Linux part with a nvidia GPU… (nvidia is pretty lazy at updating their pilots for the « pinguin os » 😢).
Amd is a better choice if you want Linux distribution 👍 (actually: maybe in a near future Nvidia gonna wake up ˆˆ)
@@MrBananaX2000 I heard there are some distros like Bazzite that minimizes the problems around Nvidia and Linux... but in the end we still need to rely on Nvidia's good will around it, wich we already know isn't very good. It's possible? Yes. But the ideal would still have an AMD graphics card on the build.
Yea your production quality is top notch. Just watched your steam deck vs other handhelds video and I'm very impressed. You just earned another sub
Love the T-shirt!
look at that spotlight mount
How did you connect it to the steam deck? A video explaining that would be helpful for me
steam remote play
I did exact config except I went with the Ventus 2x because I’m looking at custom case to make the build smaller
I there just have one question what is the 7800x3d temps while gaming thanks
undervolting is a must
Would that cpu thermal throttle with that cpu cooler?
Hey that's awesome. you're doing like valve or whatever intended: putting the machine in the living room. I don't get all the folks out there building "steam machines" or whatever and plugging kb+m into them. yikes
Is there space for a SSD?
I'm curious, would the 4070 be strong enough for 4k gaming? Is there an recommendation for a similar form factor 4080?
VRAM wise, only 4070ti super and above pair with at least 16 GB VRAM. Any below that really not recommended for 4K gaming. And its better if you just wait for 5080/5090 only you decide which models is your next upgrade. For form factor wise, common 4080 and 4090 are pretty overkilled. Smaller form factor unless you look for new series like Asus ProArt/MSI Expert or some lowest tier 4080(s)/4090 models can have around 3 slots with reasonable length.
Even a 4090 struggle with 4k 60. if you want to be gaming with good fps you have to go 2560 by 1400/1600p
LOL no
Do a second video with an AMD card and using either ChimeraOS or Bezzite as those are full steam deck OS for desktop PCs
Killer content and presentation
I want a steam deck switch just to watch Nintendo have a meltdown. If the money I would pay for a fake campaign to see the fireworks.
I have recently built a mini itx in d19 pro (6 litres) and chose 7500f - awesome little cpu!
Great video. You're going far kid. See you when you hit the first million 🙏
Fractal Ridge Pcie 4.0 ver.
RTX 3080 FE
240MM Silverstone VIDA SLIM
ROG STRIX B760i-Gaming Wi-fi
4TB HDD
1TB SSD
i5 13600KF
500gb 970 EVO
32GB 6000Mhz overclocked to 7000Mhz of G.SKILL Ripjaws S5
850W Platinum Phanteks REVOLT SFX PSU
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What about temperatures and air flow?....I was intentioned to build a pc with this case, but I got so many warnings about it, at hte end I did an amazing total white build using the "fractal mini pop air" as case, of crz my build is not small and consolized like yours but I live in a very hot side of italy so for me its crucial to have a good airflow.
high, airlow is ass when it's sideways, plus the noice is not that great :D got the same case, gotta keep it vertical, i don't own peltors
Valve should use the Steam Deck popularity as the jumping stone for a REAL Steam Machine. The biggest drawbacks will still be the Linux drivers for the components, though. I bet AMD will be willing to work with Valve on this one.
I thought nvidia didn’t work well for steam os?
i think nvidia made the compatibility easier
Fractal ridge is awesome, but a little too big for my taste. A smaller version of this for a low profile gpu would be awesome
super quiet fan: i doubt it, I have the black one, its terrible, but nice build with great components
when did get it? the first version had a noisy fan. mine, the revision is quiet
@@megadeth8592 It came with the Ncore 100 Max, if it passes 40% load on PSU the fan ramps up but then never stops, even if almost no load is present
what in the optimum tech
needs chimeraos
So around $1100 without a GPU...ouch
DW pc components are only gonna get more expensive :)
Can’t wait till steam releases its own version of Tv gaming console. That would break the console gaming!
"alright for its value".......wut.....800 dollar gpu for playing at 1440p with dlss......ya no. thats awful value no matter how you slice it
This is what value is now... FUCKING sad reality we live in
You know most games now need more ram now so you build needs updated alot game now runing alot idk what would max be mite have to look for game that need more ram
Windows is better