I have already modded this case which made it into an inverted build. The AIO is now top mounted. Photos of my inverted build can be seen here: facebook.com/SoundFisher This is what I exactly did but I only drilled one hole and minus the modification that he did on the nub at the front side. It may look a lot of work but honestly it's not, just took me an hour to do the full modification. ruclips.net/video/0KTUlMRm_So/видео.html
I just made a similar build setup in the case but it can't stay cool without high and loud rpms and the space between the glass and the gpu fans is to tight so not good enough air flow gets to gpu and its being cooled from the hot radiator air intake from the bottom so even though I really wanted to do this it simply isn't good enough for cooling and will be switching to air cooled build
you are 10 steps ahead of me. i got my on the jonsplus but i see myself with this case. i didn't want it at first cause no type c on the front panel, then i realised... i don't care, would be nice if the new colours where in stock before the apocalypse.
Your buils looks very good, but plz take in concidaration that fixing the rad dowstairs is not good for the pump and can heart it on the long run pritty bad... Just swap it upstairs and u will be fine... Good luck mate 😉
@@SoundFisher same case as you cheerzzzz this case is a black magic, when i saw it for the first moment i said omg what i've done... I thought i could never hook anything inside 😅
Overall, very beautiful build, love the m-itx small formfactor really well done on the build! But the way that u have oriented the pump and rad makes it so that any potential air-bubbles are going to accumulate in the cpu-block (where the pump is located), which can hurt the longevity of the cooler. I think for this cooling setup something like the "be quiet! pure loop" would be better since the pump is located closer to the rad and therefore further down in the loop, which will illiminate the risk of any air getting in the pump. Ofc i don't have the system with me and it might work just fine as is. Just a few thoughts i had on your build.
Hi, thanks for your input. I'm actually aware of the effects of having the radiator oriented that way so I made a modification on this build by making it inverted. The radiator is now top mounted. 😊
@@riderblade0332this is what I exactly did but minus the modification on the front cover since it's not really necessary. It may look a lot of work but honestly it's not, just took me an hour to do the full modification. ruclips.net/video/0KTUlMRm_So/видео.html
Beautiful build but sadly I would not recommend this for daily usage ! you will kill your AIO Pump (well it might for work for 1-2 years though). The pump needs to be lower than the highest point of the loop. This comment is of course for people stumbling on this. Kinds regards.
Nice build and i'm looking to build in that case the next time i buy a new motherboard, and it also seems like other people have already pointed out your AIO rad being at the bottom is not a good thing for it, and the other thing, putting a glass panel where the GPU is choked af will not only make the GPU run very hot but also make it throttle and run slower, and i see from one of your replies that it reaches to 80c which imo isn't a good temp on a pc, especially when the case has the option for a mesh panel for better airflow, imo you should really sacrifice the GPU showcase in order to make it cooler.
Hi, thanks for the concern but I have already changed the orientation of this build. Modded this into an inverted case so the AIO is already on top and as for the GPU glass, it isn't really choked. It's just that in the video it may look too close to the glass panel but it isn't in person. Also changed the fans into a cooler master SF120M fans so the GPU runs cooler now. I don't really recommend using the fans that came with this case since they're a low rpm fans.
I'm sure this system performs like a beast. If it were my personal system though, I'd be annoyed by: The water cooling orientation that would have poor flow inside the CPU block and reduce the lifespan of the cooler (you addressed this in a comment), The glass panel limiting GPU airflow while also not helping show the LCD which is pointed upward.
wow I have the same build but with 3070ti Aorus master its a little bigger but I manage to put the GPU at the bottom and the AIO to the side for better flow of the radiator liquid, and to take advantage of the LCD screen of the GPU with gif which is cool. how are your temps?
nice build but one thing, the aio pump is where all the air will be, because you put the rad at the lowest point and the pump/block on the highest point, It wont last long like that.
Any reasons for having the GPU in a vertical position? Thermal performance is better in a horizontal position. Then I’d have the AIO rad on the side and fans above and below. But maybe that’s just me. Nice build, though!😁
Hi, I already have my answer pinned in the comment section. This has been asked to me multiple times already, it was all just for aesthetics back then. Thank you 😁🍻
I'm running pretty much the same setup and have both my GPU and CPU overclocked, the CPU runs perfectly fine but I'm finding the GPU running hotter than I'd like... what GPU temps are you getting and are you running any OC on it?
GPU hits around 74-80c on full load. OC at +100 core clock +300 mem clock. It's a little toasty so I did a mod on the case and made it to inverted case so I can have the radiator mounted on top.
@@SoundFisher I'm getting around 82/83 on full load after like 30/45 mins but I'm running a +160 core and +450 on mem so that's definitely why but I love getting every little bit of performance I can. I was thinking about undervolting my gpu as I saw a video and it looks promising. I did see a video on that inverted mod I might take a look at that, thanks
@@ProTroy_ I just made mine inverted and added a 92mm Noctua fan at the rear as exhaust. Temps are a lot better now with the rad top mounted with intake fans then bottom fans are set to exhaust so the heat from the GPU and CPU exits the case much faster. I'm getting 68-72C for CPU and 60-70C for GPU now at full load, all with same OCs for both GPU and CPU. The mod was really worth it.
@@SoundFisher How did you fit a 92mm at the rear, doesn't the vertical GPU cover the slot? Unless you just mounted it in the horizontal GPU position? Thanks!
@@ProTroy_ a 92mm fan fits perfectly on top of the vertical GPU but you can only screw down both bottom part of the fan as the top part doesn't align to any holes but it is still secured. I could take a picture of it if you want and send it to your email. Just let me know.
Not bad, but the fact that the pump life is affected by this orientation bothers me so I modded the case and made it inverted. So the radiator is now on top.
@@SoundFisher Too bad you didn't make a short video on that final result as the radiator being on the bottom bothered me so much. Not just because of the pump life, but also because you were exhausting hot air into the GPU.
@@michaelcarson8375 this is where I got the idea from. I did the exact same thing he did in this video, except that I only drilled one hole in the middle part of the connecting brace and did not need to shave the nubs on the front side of the case.
Was thinking of the same build but ryzen based and mounting yhe aio on the side, did you need any fan controllers for the fans and aio and how many fan controllers do you have on that mobo
I have 3 fan controllers on my Mobo and did not need to use any extra controllers. Side mounting your radiator is definitely the best orientation for this build. Although I already modded this case and now the radiator is top mounted. 🍻
@@SoundFisher did you use different cables in the build, also I am trying to get the same parts as you but I can’t seem to find the mother board that you used.
I have already modded this case which made it into an inverted build. The AIO is now top mounted.
Photos of my inverted build can be seen here: facebook.com/SoundFisher
This is what I exactly did but I only drilled one hole and minus the modification that he did on the nub at the front side. It may look a lot of work but honestly it's not, just took me an hour to do the full modification. ruclips.net/video/0KTUlMRm_So/видео.html
I just made a similar build setup in the case but it can't stay cool without high and loud rpms and the space between the glass and the gpu fans is to tight so not good enough air flow gets to gpu and its being cooled from the hot radiator air intake from the bottom so even though I really wanted to do this it simply isn't good enough for cooling and will be switching to air cooled build
I just came across this video, we literally have the same exact parts minus the AIO & GPU, I’m running a pure loop w/ 3080. Great video 👍
Thanks bro 🍻
impressive
Thank you 🙏🏻
you are 10 steps ahead of me. i got my on the jonsplus but i see myself with this case. i didn't want it at first cause no type c on the front panel, then i realised... i don't care, would be nice if the new colours where in stock before the apocalypse.
Enjoyable and relaxing video dude. And congrats on your build.
Thank you 😊
Your buils looks very good, but plz take in concidaration that fixing the rad dowstairs is not good for the pump and can heart it on the long run pritty bad... Just swap it upstairs and u will be fine... Good luck mate 😉
Already made the changes for the radiator. Thanks 🍻
@@SoundFisher same case as you cheerzzzz this case is a black magic, when i saw it for the first moment i said omg what i've done... I thought i could never hook anything inside 😅
Overall, very beautiful build, love the m-itx small formfactor really well done on the build! But the way that u have oriented the pump and rad makes it so that any potential air-bubbles are going to accumulate in the cpu-block (where the pump is located), which can hurt the longevity of the cooler. I think for this cooling setup something like the "be quiet! pure loop" would be better since the pump is located closer to the rad and therefore further down in the loop, which will illiminate the risk of any air getting in the pump. Ofc i don't have the system with me and it might work just fine as is. Just a few thoughts i had on your build.
Hi, thanks for your input. I'm actually aware of the effects of having the radiator oriented that way so I made a modification on this build by making it inverted. The radiator is now top mounted. 😊
@@SoundFisher how??
@@riderblade0332this is what I exactly did but minus the modification on the front cover since it's not really necessary. It may look a lot of work but honestly it's not, just took me an hour to do the full modification.
ruclips.net/video/0KTUlMRm_So/видео.html
@@SoundFisher can we see that video ?
@@teamextreme86 it's on the link on my comment above.
Nice build. Beautiful cord management
Thank you, glad you liked it🙏🏻😊
Beautiful build but sadly I would not recommend this for daily usage ! you will kill your AIO Pump (well it might for work for 1-2 years though). The pump needs to be lower than the highest point of the loop. This comment is of course for people stumbling on this. Kinds regards.
Nice job..taught me a thing or two :)
Thank you =)
Nice build, love it.
Thank you 😊
Noiccceeeeer
Nice build and i'm looking to build in that case the next time i buy a new motherboard, and it also seems like other people have already pointed out your AIO rad being at the bottom is not a good thing for it, and the other thing, putting a glass panel where the GPU is choked af will not only make the GPU run very hot but also make it throttle and run slower, and i see from one of your replies that it reaches to 80c which imo isn't a good temp on a pc, especially when the case has the option for a mesh panel for better airflow, imo you should really sacrifice the GPU showcase in order to make it cooler.
Hi, thanks for the concern but I have already changed the orientation of this build. Modded this into an inverted case so the AIO is already on top and as for the GPU glass, it isn't really choked. It's just that in the video it may look too close to the glass panel but it isn't in person. Also changed the fans into a cooler master SF120M fans so the GPU runs cooler now. I don't really recommend using the fans that came with this case since they're a low rpm fans.
So you are blasting the CPU hot air from the AIO into the video card. No issues there ?
nice job
Thank you!
Yo, I wanna do a similar config but by curiosity I was wondering: How many this config could be sell now in a second hand market? 1200-1400?
Great build minus the TG, vertical gpu, and bottom mounted AIO rad…
why dont you like the vertical mounted gpu? it looks very cool i am just wondering
I'm sure this system performs like a beast. If it were my personal system though, I'd be annoyed by:
The water cooling orientation that would have poor flow inside the CPU block and reduce the lifespan of the cooler (you addressed this in a comment),
The glass panel limiting GPU airflow while also not helping show the LCD which is pointed upward.
I'm mean nice
wow I have the same build but with 3070ti Aorus master its a little bigger but I manage to put the GPU at the bottom and the AIO to the side for better flow of the radiator liquid, and to take advantage of the LCD screen of the GPU with gif which is cool. how are your temps?
My temps were ok but not the optimal/ideal orientation for this build since pump life is on the line.
where do you plug the cpu cooler fan in that mobo?
Where can you find pre overclocked i7?
can you vertically mount the gpu a little lower if u take out the 2 bottom fans so it shows the aio splash art?
Unfortunately it's not possible.
nice build but one thing, the aio pump is where all the air will be, because you put the rad at the lowest point and the pump/block on the highest point, It wont last long like that.
Any reasons for having the GPU in a vertical position? Thermal performance is better in a horizontal position. Then I’d have the AIO rad on the side and fans above and below. But maybe that’s just me. Nice build, though!😁
Hi, I already have my answer pinned in the comment section. This has been asked to me multiple times already, it was all just for aesthetics back then. Thank you 😁🍻
You can fit a full size ATX power supply if you put the graphics card in vertical
Nice build!If i connect the GPU horizondaly do i need any rizer cable?
No. You don't need it.
@@SoundFisher thank you
I'm running pretty much the same setup and have both my GPU and CPU overclocked, the CPU runs perfectly fine but I'm finding the GPU running hotter than I'd like... what GPU temps are you getting and are you running any OC on it?
GPU hits around 74-80c on full load. OC at +100 core clock +300 mem clock. It's a little toasty so I did a mod on the case and made it to inverted case so I can have the radiator mounted on top.
@@SoundFisher I'm getting around 82/83 on full load after like 30/45 mins but I'm running a +160 core and +450 on mem so that's definitely why but I love getting every little bit of performance I can. I was thinking about undervolting my gpu as I saw a video and it looks promising. I did see a video on that inverted mod I might take a look at that, thanks
@@ProTroy_ I just made mine inverted and added a 92mm Noctua fan at the rear as exhaust. Temps are a lot better now with the rad top mounted with intake fans then bottom fans are set to exhaust so the heat from the GPU and CPU exits the case much faster.
I'm getting 68-72C for CPU and 60-70C for GPU now at full load, all with same OCs for both GPU and CPU. The mod was really worth it.
@@SoundFisher How did you fit a 92mm at the rear, doesn't the vertical GPU cover the slot? Unless you just mounted it in the horizontal GPU position? Thanks!
@@ProTroy_ a 92mm fan fits perfectly on top of the vertical GPU but you can only screw down both bottom part of the fan as the top part doesn't align to any holes but it is still secured. I could take a picture of it if you want and send it to your email. Just let me know.
Nice build.
How the temps going with the radiator at the bottom?
Not bad, but the fact that the pump life is affected by this orientation bothers me so I modded the case and made it inverted. So the radiator is now on top.
@@SoundFisher Too bad you didn't make a short video on that final result as the radiator being on the bottom bothered me so much. Not just because of the pump life, but also because you were exhausting hot air into the GPU.
@@michaelcarson8375 this is where I got the idea from. I did the exact same thing he did in this video, except that I only drilled one hole in the middle part of the connecting brace and did not need to shave the nubs on the front side of the case.
Why you put the gen4 ssd there? That pcie gen4 won't work on 10th gen intel(but the motherboard support)
That ssd will run at pcie gen3
It was a mistake in my part when I made the purchase 😅🤣
Did your top fans start to rattle? I've read online on people complaining about the 2 included sickleflow fans producing rattling noises
I actually replaced those fans with SF120M because the rpm is pretty low and I didn't like how they look at the same time.
is the aio good??some people complain about fan making to much noise and leaking issues
I honestly can't answer this since I've already sold the AIO to a friend of mine ages ago.
nice whats the app called to change the fan colours? :)
Its Lian Li's rgb app. Forgot what it was called.
@@SoundFisher great ty :)
Can the gpu fits after you switched the aio to the top? Im thinking bout the same setup too but not sure it’ll fits
You mean after doing the mod? Yes but everything is obviously inverted.
Was thinking of the same build but ryzen based and mounting yhe aio on the side, did you need any fan controllers for the fans and aio and how many fan controllers do you have on that mobo
I have 3 fan controllers on my Mobo and did not need to use any extra controllers. Side mounting your radiator is definitely the best orientation for this build. Although I already modded this case and now the radiator is top mounted. 🍻
@@SoundFisher did you use any fan splitters bcs the pump block would take a fan header and yeah.
@@BelliSenior yes, there's an included fan splitter that comes with the AIO.
Good video, I have a question
Nzxt kraken x63 240 mm liquid cooler could fit?
Yes, it can easily fit into this case.
@@SoundFisher and 280mm?
@@AlexGomez-qt5sz Yes, I saw another RUclipsr named "subdubbin" made a video of this white NR200p case with a corsair 280mm AIO.
@@SoundFisher Really Thanks.
What GPU riser is it? it's came along with the case or gpu package?
It came together with the case.
Well! Why 980 pro on z490i??
Does supports? Speed?
It was a mistake, but you could also say it's for future proofin.
@@SoundFisher OK!
I am also plan to build this same build!
Z490i asus or.msi or gigabyte?
@@muthusubramanian7042 either Gigabyte or Asus.
Did you replaced the top included fans?
Yes I did. With lian li unifans
8:26 fans ??????
Cooler master's Sickle flow 120
Great build, awesome music and just pc porn...
Thank you =)
that tempered glass choked the GPU.
Nope. Not at all, if you have seen one in person you'd probably won't say that. Well at least with my specific GPU it isn't.
Wasan't this the case that had to recalled
Recalled for what? I think you're referring to the fire hazzard itx case of NZXT which is the H1.
@@SoundFisher ty for the clarification
@@dbunik44 no worries bro 🍻
So which case are you keeping this or the Jonsplus?
i100 Pro by Jonsplus, mainly because the finish and feel of it looks more premium than the NR200P
@@SoundFisher Great to hear as I've just ordered one.
@@GBMatthew07 Enjoy building with it bro 🍻
I was like hmm nice pc build then I saw the optimus prime figure. Forgot the PC where did you get that figure from and can it transform?!
Got it from a local store where I am currently living. And yes, it does transform 😊
@@SoundFisher well that's just awesome. I really need to get my hands on that.
How do you do the cable management so well?!
Patience. Lots and lots of patience. 😅
@@SoundFisher did you use different cables in the build, also I am trying to get the same parts as you but I can’t seem to find the mother board that you used.
@@colesheehan9929 no, I only used the cables that came with my PSU and for my motherboard it should be easy to find online.
Cost?
Here's a rough estimate pcpartpicker.com/list/NbpkYg
Man....that choke the gpu hell out alot.
No it doesn't. Unless you're using a 3080 or 3090 which is a lot thicker than 3070.