You can't use DLSS on a 1650, only RTX cards. You might be under the wrong impression there or mixed it up with FSR. However that does make it a little more impressive!
Forza Horizon 5 runs already at 45 - 50 fps on high settings at 1080p with a GTX 1050 none TI with 2GB VRam. So no, it's not that impressive. The game is simply a well optimized one!
@@hassosigbjoernson5738 I wasn't referring to a particular game, I actually had God of War in mind. But you're absolutely right, the amount of optimization put into the Forza series by both Turn 10 and Playground is simply stunning. They must be magicians!
@@RidgeRacer ...and then playground mess up the LOD on high settings so all the trees look extremely flat as you drive by. the game runs great on my 1650 laptop, but come on playground... 60 dollar game, and you mess up the draw distance for high settings??
I remember when u did this build using a ryzen 3600 a few years back, I have this same build but using a i5 10400 as my living room emulation pc and it works great
@@elemkay5104 I only went with Intel because it was cheaper than Ryzen at the time. I mostly use it as my plex server and play old PS2 games on it. My main PC is where I do my gaming and editing
Recently did a build in this case, with minor modifications you * can* fit a b450m-hdv r4.0 in the case, but only just barely. Running a 5600G and 16gb 3200c16 right now. Bought the cpu missing a pin so it's APU graphics only
I found it easier to buy a PS5 than a graphics card. Not about to get a 1650 for hundreds of dollars. Never thought I would actually become a console gamer but there you have it.
You can get low profile 1050 Ti for like 150 bucks. yes, they are a bit slower. but you can achieve like 60 fps on high settings where he went on ultra settings in the video.
@@theesophisticatedcarrot7470 Wow ... thats definitely too much! I looked at my local craigslist here in Germany and it was more around that 150 € price point. But way over 200 bucks I wouldn't go. I got a RX 570 for 180 € ... Ant this decision was hard for me because I could have had ordered one with 8 GB in 2019 for like 135 € ... If only I knew...
Sweet build, only two things I'd venture to make it better. No need for an APU if ur using a discrete GPU. Put a 5800x for more processing power at about the same price at least a 20 series GPU for dlss primarily, with the bonus of RT cores.
@@juanignacioaschura9437 ah, so this case requires a low profile GPU, I didn't realize that. U would imagine that there would be a "low profile" version. I mean even RTX 3090 has a very small variant that is full power, just it's on an AIO and as such is like the size of a CD case. U could be right and still a certain dimension is the problem. When RDNA2 makes it to desktop, some very interesting builds will be possible.
Great one, one suggestion, please review the "Morefine M6" pocket sized pc, and please use M.2 gpu on it for gaming benchmarks. Thanks and keep building such great content
You can actually switch out the PSU fan pretty easily. I did that with a 80mm Noctua Fan and it's made my PSU near silent in my SFF case Also the K39 case is affordable and similar to this, only you can fit a full height GPU in there. Got mine on Aliexpress for about £40.
For PS3 games, as a secondary test I would like to see mod nation racers. A lot more vibrant to look at and when you're deep in a race with max ai you can really stress test your system
Yes, it's more powerful than the Vega 8 but it will not help decrease the on die Temps due to the way an APU works. Unless you specifically limit the power draw, any power that would be going to the IGPU goes to the CPU instead. APUs share Thermal limits, without a DGPU they have to balance the power delivery between the CPU and IGPU. So if a APU maxes out at 45 watts, it's splitting that 45 watts between the 2. Anything that requires any acceleration will be handled by the DGPU if one is there so all 45 watts or whatever wattage to be delivered goes straight to the CPU, negating any possible Thermal gains that might be achieved by having a DGPU. Hope this helps. Cheers
@@stanb1455 it could be if he opted for a fan shroud to get only cold air to the CPU and by using a 5600x which is faster in gaming and also easier to cool.
I recently bought this case and I have the Inwin B1 200w power supply I am planning to do a project like this. At the beginning I planned to put a 5700g but for the price of that processor I was able to get a 1650 LP I only need to buy it but I have doubts about how much the system would consume with an 8-core processor and thus take advantage of the 5800x that I have in my main PC. I don't play much, in fact only overwatch on low is what I use the most besides 3D modeling / texturing I want to have a mini pc to be able to take it everywhere and this case is perfect for this. It would have been great to be able to see the power consumption in this build as well as the temperatures like in your previous videos.
Thank you very much for your content, you motivated me a lot to do this project.
Hi, for the power supply most of them have really bad fan noise in this form factor, the best thing to do is to swap the power supply fan for a noctua one
if only it could fit full size GPU...being limited to low-prodile is so stupid, there is nothing new on the market for 3 years now since 1650 low-profile was released
There will never be a card like the 1650 ever again. The 3050 is basically what has replaced it yet that needs external power which is no good for systems like this.
@@Raven-lg7td i think they will make future "low profile cases" so they can fit graphics cards like the 3050 in them. unfortunately the days of small powerful graphics cards are over. although i still think nvidia could make a 0030 series videos card that does not need external power and still can game very well at 1080p, they just choose not to do so.
All FlexATX PSUs are loud, no matter the quality. What you need to do is replace the fan. You can wire a Noctua fan inside the PSU, or just replace the fan, plug it in the Motherboard, and configure the fan curve in BIOS.
Have you considered doing a build in the Fractal Design Node 202? It's another slim mini itx PC case that kinda reminds me of a ps2 or an Xbox one, especially when it's in the vertical position. The biggest difference between that case and most other slim sff cases is you can fit a full size dual slot GPU, and it uses an SFX PSU instead of the flex PSU.
The new Ryzen 6000 APU's with Zen 3+ CPU's and RDNA2 GPU ... Their iGPU is even faster than Nvidia GTX1650 discrete GPU. Can't wait for a 6980 mini PC. Less than half the size of your build ideally. When they come out, please review them!
I have one of those flex psu. And the fan noise was loud but what I did was I opened the PSU and replaced the stock PSU fan with a noctua fan. The fan is plugged into the motherboard and it's super quiet. The also no overheating on the PSU. A little mod but so worth it
So.. I rebuild this Computer on my local store, with a calc of course. And in Germany that thing would cost around 1000€ (little more) That is 1150 US Dollar. What was the Plan behind this build? Creating the most expensive Game console in the World? Why dont you just buy a Playstation 5 with some Diamonds glued to the case? You get better performance, more SSD Storage, Controllers, a way nicer case and lots of gaming optimized power. And the best thing.. the PS5 only cost half as much as your pc. So you can buy two of them.
I have that motherboard, and man, that chipset fan is a real killer. I ended up having to replace the heatsink with a copper one (one with round pins). Also, the Thunderbolt 3 is kind of half-assed -- can't use any docks, because the display output and the dock's USB ports won't work at boot!
I really like these mini PC builds from you +ETA PRIME , I really do! With this I would change two or three things and you also *forgot to show/ mention two things!* First it would be really interesting to go with a Ryzen 3600 or 2700 with this GPU! Because you do not use the integrated GPU anyways the Ryzen 5700G is kinda "wasted" here, isn't it? But since CPU utilisation isn't that high, a six core or even older 8 core would bring the same results, wouldn't they? Second I like the form factor of the case but I do have some 2,5" SSDs laying around here and this could be a good way to use them. Maybe for androidX86, maybe for a linux/ emulation distro. So at least 2 bays would be cool ... the ports are available on the board. And than I wonder how a 1650 Super or 1660 would fit in there? Is the PSU the limiting factor? Does it come with at least a single 4 Pin plug? You forgot to mention the SSD completely and I couldn't spot it on the board either?! I assume it's an nVme ... which is fine of course but for a second or third pc the re-use of older SATA drives would work fine as well imho. The power wattage would have been good to know. How much of that 350 Watts are being used with a 75 Watt graphics card? And last you didn't mention the cost of this build! I know it differs when you already have parts available and right nor prices are high ... but for me it's always a big difference if a system is more in the 300, 600 or even 900 bucks region. That's why I bought an OEM HP Pavilion 590 myself. Small case, but not as SFF as the one in your video. Ryzen 2200G brings enough power for video playback, game streaming and also older PC games I got in my back catalogue. 256 GB nVme SSD inside, 180 Watt power supply, many ports and USB 3, DVD drive and it came with a DDR4 2666 stick which I changed into 2x8 GB DDR4 3200 Crucial. I payed 145 € for the PC and 35 € for the RAM and I am setting up the system right now. It replaces an old XBox One S that I can sell for like 120 bucks right now ... So I am good for trying out game streaming, android on my TV, Windows 11 and maybe some emulation if I find out how to find those games. I really would like to try older AMIGA 500 games again. And since I also got a GTX 1050 Ti already laying around I will try to use it in the system with this 180 Watt PSU. Not sure if it's going to be okay. (Therefor the power consumption of your system would have been nice!) But buying an OEM HP PSU is kinda expensive and therefor a pain in the ass. So thank you for your input, greetings from Germany "und Auf wiedersehen!" p.s. If you already build a system with an APU and a GPU, the difference between these two would have been nice to know! I discovered that even with a GTX 1050 2GB GPU games like Forza Horizon 5 run on high at about 50 fps. So the leap with and without the discrete graphics cards is always good to know.
I'm using a way old Ryzen 7 1700, running at 3.7ghz and my score for single core is 932 and multicore is 6435 so this 5700 is a little more powerful then mine on single core mode, but mine was released in 2017 so about 5 years old and this one is like 10 months old and mine is almost equal to performance, so it seems not much has changed in a few years. no need in upgrading to a newer CPU after all mine still has 8 cores and 16 threads. nice build though. I'm using a r9 390x 8gb gpu for gaming it works great I usually run games at 1440p. funny thing is amd wont release a new driver they say its outdated legacy rofl
i followed along with another build you did that im planning on giving to my brother for his birthday (ive got something else planned for christmas) , and im thinking of building this one for myself, but im thinking i may swap the graphics card out for the Nvidia RTX A2000, granted it is on the pricey side and its made more for workstations but from my own research it has almost the same performance as the nvidia rtx 3060 while being a half height double slot LP GPU
Hey ETA, I don’t know if you know but your mic cuts in and out a lot so we can’t ever hear the first word of a lot of your sentences. If you would be able to fix that it would be awesome!!
I made a similar build, same case, same gpu. I used the FSP Mini ITX Solution/Flex ATX 300W Fully Modular on Amazon and its got a pretty quiet fan in it.
I still don't see that case as a good performer in airflow. too few holes. If you search for "itx case" on aliexpress there are some with apparently better airflow
Ahhh, i had some great plans for a build using this case. I used a hole saw to create a 120mm fan slot above the cpu where i put an ac infinity plate and filter, used a noctua nhl-12, had a custom enhance 600w flex psu, x570 itx w/ thunderbolt, ryzen 5800x, 32gb ddr4 3600mhz, but just couldn't find a decent price low profile gpu for the longest time. Decided it wasn't worth it, and now these parts are just sitting around.
The 1650 is the most powerful low profile GPU I've found, but you can get much better GPUs in a similar form factor in cases that use a PCI riser cable to have the GPU behind the motherboard. You could get up to a 2070 in those.
I'm eyeing the Velkase lineup or a custome O5L for my next build. I'm currently running a 3600 and 5700xt in a node 202. It's great for travel VR but I'd love to go smaller.
Have you tested thermals without the 2 fans blowing air directly into the 1650 cooler? Those intake fans are way too close to the GPU and most likely are adding only noise and turbulence inside the case.
It is also possible to replace the power supply fan for a silent fan . Is there a water cooled option available for the GPU / CPU such that the radiator would be on the outside?
Hello Eta prime, good vidéo has Always. I ve got the case Goodisory A02 to and i find a solution for the temp. I replace the top of the case by mesh with 3D printed framework for put a higer CPU cooler, i put the Be quiet shadow rock LP. For the PSU i take the Silverstone FX350 and i moded it with Noctua fan. You can't connect the fan on the PSU the contrôler dosn't recognized it, so i connect it on mother board and control it in the bios. It is very quiet now. Sory for long post and my Bad english (i m frensh) and keep inspiring us withe your vidéo of émulation and PC build. 🤘😁
Couldn't this have performed just as well with the slightly cheaper 5600X since CPU usage never really jumped much over 50%? Also you could use a Pico-PSU on a low power build like this to free up space for additional cooling
Not a fan of this build. sure you can game a bit with that GPU but the price is not good at all. The pandemic has warped prices to the point that this might make sense for some but it's honestly insulting to pay $280 USD for a 1650 low end card. The gains over the 5700G integrated graphics are not great enough to justify $350 USD or more when you factor in shipping.
I'm a total laptop guy here. Just wondering if an RTX card fits (I'm really not familiar with PC graphiccard size). Because I'd like to have one of this small form factor PC too, for mainly deep learning and occasionally gaming.
I wonder what you do with all the builds once you've built them, I mean besides making a video. Do you sell them, dismantle them and build other PCs, donate?
Just hold off until GPU prices stabilize. 1650 at $300 is an absolute joke.
I know man. I bought a 1660 Super for $250 like a month before the GPU prices went nuts 2 years ago lol
And that's for USED.
You can't use DLSS on a 1650, only RTX cards. You might be under the wrong impression there or mixed it up with FSR. However that does make it a little more impressive!
Forza Horizon 5 runs already at 45 - 50 fps on high settings at 1080p with a GTX 1050 none TI with 2GB VRam. So no, it's not that impressive. The game is simply a well optimized one!
@@hassosigbjoernson5738 I wasn't referring to a particular game, I actually had God of War in mind. But you're absolutely right, the amount of optimization put into the Forza series by both Turn 10 and Playground is simply stunning. They must be magicians!
@@RidgeRacer ...and then playground mess up the LOD on high settings so all the trees look extremely flat as you drive by. the game runs great on my 1650 laptop, but come on playground... 60 dollar game, and you mess up the draw distance for high settings??
You should do a similar build with an RTX A2000 low profile card. Would love to see the result!
I would love to see that
Around 80% performance of 3060, beast for 60w lowprofile card 👍
@@Oz-gv5fz it’s crazy what a binned card can do
It doesn’t have good drivers if I remember right😭
Why would someone get an A2000 for gaming in the first place?
Also this Card is like 750€ here.
Almost to a million subs man. Glad to say I was here before that. Awesome video man.
I remember when u did this build using a ryzen 3600 a few years back, I have this same build but using a i5 10400 as my living room emulation pc and it works great
3600 is probably still the better option unless you're using a high refresh rate monitor
@@elemkay5104 I only went with Intel because it was cheaper than Ryzen at the time. I mostly use it as my plex server and play old PS2 games on it. My main PC is where I do my gaming and editing
Does the GTX graphics card supports DLSS in God of War? I was under the impression that only RTX cards do...
No, the GTX 1650 dose not support DLSS only 2000 and 3000 cards do currently.
@@unicaller1 Than what is to be seen in the video than? Clearly he could choose DLSS in god of war.
@@hassosigbjoernson5738 Regardless of what he said a 1650 doesn't have the hardware to support DLSS, I can not use it.
Recently did a build in this case, with minor modifications you * can* fit a b450m-hdv r4.0 in the case, but only just barely. Running a 5600G and 16gb 3200c16 right now. Bought the cpu missing a pin so it's APU graphics only
how much did it cost you?
I found it easier to buy a PS5 than a graphics card. Not about to get a 1650 for hundreds of dollars. Never thought I would actually become a console gamer but there you have it.
dont beat yourself up too much! haha. As far as I am concerned, hardware gaming is near at the end of its life anyways. Why spend big money?
Very cool, will be even cooler when a 1650 isn't pushing $400
May pebbles always find their way into scalpers shoes!
@@theesophisticatedcarrot7470 Very sharp ones...
You can get low profile 1050 Ti for like 150 bucks. yes, they are a bit slower. but you can achieve like 60 fps on high settings where he went on ultra settings in the video.
@@hassosigbjoernson5738 cheapest I could find on ebay was 200.00 with 50 bucks shipping 😭
@@theesophisticatedcarrot7470 Wow ... thats definitely too much! I looked at my local craigslist here in Germany and it was more around that 150 € price point. But way over 200 bucks I wouldn't go. I got a RX 570 for 180 € ... Ant this decision was hard for me because I could have had ordered one with 8 GB in 2019 for like 135 € ... If only I knew...
Sweet build, only two things I'd venture to make it better. No need for an APU if ur using a discrete GPU. Put a 5800x for more processing power at about the same price at least a 20 series GPU for dlss primarily, with the bonus of RT cores.
There are no Low-Profile RTX Cards.
@@juanignacioaschura9437 ah, so this case requires a low profile GPU, I didn't realize that. U would imagine that there would be a "low profile" version. I mean even RTX 3090 has a very small variant that is full power, just it's on an AIO and as such is like the size of a CD case. U could be right and still a certain dimension is the problem. When RDNA2 makes it to desktop, some very interesting builds will be possible.
Love the color of the case, btw. :)
Like someone else said, you couldn't have used DLSS in god of war since only rtx cards do.
Great one, one suggestion, please review the "Morefine M6" pocket sized pc, and please use M.2 gpu on it for gaming benchmarks. Thanks and keep building such great content
You can actually switch out the PSU fan pretty easily. I did that with a 80mm Noctua Fan and it's made my PSU near silent in my SFF case
Also the K39 case is affordable and similar to this, only you can fit a full height GPU in there. Got mine on Aliexpress for about £40.
I have the k39 myself, really like it but looking for something a little easier to upgrade. This case would have been perfect except the low profile
Depends, is the noctua fan giving adequate cooling for the psu? Most psus with tiny fans have high speeds to keep up with cooling
For PS3 games, as a secondary test I would like to see mod nation racers. A lot more vibrant to look at and when you're deep in a race with max ai you can really stress test your system
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Like the new textured background! Looks great. Might add something like that to my future streaming/filming setup.
The 1650 not only is more powerful then the Vega 8 iGPU, but is also helps decrease CPU on-die temps due to not using the iGPU, right?
Also, could it be possible to use a more powerful CPU? I mean, space for cooling is limited, so maybe not.
Yes, it's more powerful than the Vega 8 but it will not help decrease the on die Temps due to the way an APU works. Unless you specifically limit the power draw, any power that would be going to the IGPU goes to the CPU instead. APUs share Thermal limits, without a DGPU they have to balance the power delivery between the CPU and IGPU. So if a APU maxes out at 45 watts, it's splitting that 45 watts between the 2. Anything that requires any acceleration will be handled by the DGPU if one is there so all 45 watts or whatever wattage to be delivered goes straight to the CPU, negating any possible Thermal gains that might be achieved by having a DGPU. Hope this helps. Cheers
@@indridcold2840 that's a cold blooded lie, stop confusing people
@@stanb1455 it could be if he opted for a fan shroud to get only cold air to the CPU and by using a 5600x which is faster in gaming and also easier to cool.
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Apparently someone doesn't know how APUs work lol. Cheers
The paint job on the case is really nice.
Love your videos, could you try a strategy game like Age of Empires? Just to check how good runs that genre, thanks in advance
I recently bought this case and I have the Inwin B1 200w power supply I am planning to do a project like this.
At the beginning I planned to put a 5700g but for the price of that processor I was able to get a 1650 LP I only need to buy it but I have doubts about how much the system would consume with an 8-core processor and thus take advantage of the 5800x that I have in my main PC.
I don't play much, in fact only overwatch on low is what I use the most besides 3D modeling / texturing I want to have a mini pc to be able to take it everywhere and this case is perfect for this.
It would have been great to be able to see the power consumption in this build as well as the temperatures like in your previous videos.
Thank you very much for your content, you motivated me a lot to do this project.
I don't understand how do you enable DLSS in God of War without an RTX card.
Hi, for the power supply most of them have really bad fan noise in this form factor, the best thing to do is to swap the power supply fan for a noctua one
Would like to see A2000 review.
thats a nice little build man
where did you get that animated background on the desktop?
It's probably wallpaper engine on steam.
hey my dude we would love to see a video of the amount of pruducts u have stashed up from all your videos that u kept lol
if only it could fit full size GPU...being limited to low-prodile is so stupid, there is nothing new on the market for 3 years now since 1650 low-profile was released
There will never be a card like the 1650 ever again. The 3050 is basically what has replaced it yet that needs external power which is no good for systems like this.
@@JudeTheRUclipsPoopersubscribe thats exactly what I am saying, these cases need support for full size gpu
@@Raven-lg7td i think they will make future "low profile cases" so they can fit graphics cards like the 3050 in them. unfortunately the days of small powerful graphics cards are over. although i still think nvidia could make a 0030 series videos card that does not need external power and still can game very well at 1080p, they just choose not to do so.
Wait... this isn't Dave2D ?
Now you can convince your parents to buy mini PC for online classes
All FlexATX PSUs are loud, no matter the quality. What you need to do is replace the fan. You can wire a Noctua fan inside the PSU, or just replace the fan, plug it in the Motherboard, and configure the fan curve in BIOS.
Have you considered doing a build in the Fractal Design Node 202? It's another slim mini itx PC case that kinda reminds me of a ps2 or an Xbox one, especially when it's in the vertical position. The biggest difference between that case and most other slim sff cases is you can fit a full size dual slot GPU, and it uses an SFX PSU instead of the flex PSU.
So glad I build this pc off of your recommendations just a tad different
4750g
32gb of 4000 mhz ddr4 same gpu! 650w platinum psu
The new Ryzen 6000 APU's with Zen 3+ CPU's and RDNA2 GPU ... Their iGPU is even faster than Nvidia GTX1650 discrete GPU. Can't wait for a 6980 mini PC. Less than half the size of your build ideally. When they come out, please review them!
Pretty cool, had couple Asrock ITX boards, they are solid mobos!
Hey ETA, could you try to do a build in the A1 mini?
It's a pc case I'm interested in because of how small it is and it looks really good!
Very nice! You mentioned "turning in dlss", is this possible with a GTX 1650? (I own one myself, thats why I'm curious;)
I think by mistake he spelt
He most likely means FSR and just accidentally messed up and said dlss
I just got this case, going to use 5800X3D+RTX A2000. Definitely best on this market for sff gaming this gen
I have one of those flex psu. And the fan noise was loud but what I did was I opened the PSU and replaced the stock PSU fan with a noctua fan. The fan is plugged into the motherboard and it's super quiet. The also no overheating on the PSU. A little mod but so worth it
So.. I rebuild this Computer on my local store, with a calc of course.
And in Germany that thing would cost around 1000€ (little more)
That is 1150 US Dollar.
What was the Plan behind this build? Creating the most expensive Game console in the World?
Why dont you just buy a Playstation 5 with some Diamonds glued to the case?
You get better performance, more SSD Storage, Controllers, a way nicer case and lots of gaming optimized power.
And the best thing.. the PS5 only cost half as much as your pc. So you can buy two of them.
It's beatiful thanks for video ETA
This case looks like it needs some big feet for airflow.
or just lay it down like a Series S and be good to play ...
Confused as to how the God of War benchmark is utilizing DLSS on a GTX card?
I have that motherboard, and man, that chipset fan is a real killer. I ended up having to replace the heatsink with a copper one (one with round pins). Also, the Thunderbolt 3 is kind of half-assed -- can't use any docks, because the display output and the dock's USB ports won't work at boot!
I really like these mini PC builds from you +ETA PRIME , I really do!
With this I would change two or three things and you also *forgot to show/ mention two things!*
First it would be really interesting to go with a Ryzen 3600 or 2700 with this GPU! Because you do not use the integrated GPU anyways the Ryzen 5700G is kinda "wasted" here, isn't it?
But since CPU utilisation isn't that high, a six core or even older 8 core would bring the same results, wouldn't they?
Second I like the form factor of the case but I do have some 2,5" SSDs laying around here and this could be a good way to use them. Maybe for androidX86, maybe for a linux/ emulation distro. So at least 2 bays would be cool ... the ports are available on the board.
And than I wonder how a 1650 Super or 1660 would fit in there? Is the PSU the limiting factor? Does it come with at least a single 4 Pin plug?
You forgot to mention the SSD completely and I couldn't spot it on the board either?! I assume it's an nVme ... which is fine of course but for a second or third pc the re-use of older SATA drives would work fine as well imho.
The power wattage would have been good to know. How much of that 350 Watts are being used with a 75 Watt graphics card?
And last you didn't mention the cost of this build! I know it differs when you already have parts available and right nor prices are high ... but for me it's always a big difference if a system is more in the 300, 600 or even 900 bucks region.
That's why I bought an OEM HP Pavilion 590 myself. Small case, but not as SFF as the one in your video. Ryzen 2200G brings enough power for video playback, game streaming and also older PC games I got in my back catalogue. 256 GB nVme SSD inside, 180 Watt power supply, many ports and USB 3, DVD drive and it came with a DDR4 2666 stick which I changed into 2x8 GB DDR4 3200 Crucial. I payed 145 € for the PC and 35 € for the RAM and I am setting up the system right now.
It replaces an old XBox One S that I can sell for like 120 bucks right now ... So I am good for trying out game streaming, android on my TV, Windows 11 and maybe some emulation if I find out how to find those games. I really would like to try older AMIGA 500 games again.
And since I also got a GTX 1050 Ti already laying around I will try to use it in the system with this 180 Watt PSU. Not sure if it's going to be okay. (Therefor the power consumption of your system would have been nice!) But buying an OEM HP PSU is kinda expensive and therefor a pain in the ass.
So thank you for your input, greetings from Germany "und Auf wiedersehen!"
p.s. If you already build a system with an APU and a GPU, the difference between these two would have been nice to know! I discovered that even with a GTX 1050 2GB GPU games like Forza Horizon 5 run on high at about 50 fps. So the leap with and without the discrete graphics cards is always good to know.
@3:52 How do you get that synthwave style desktop with motion? Really like that.
1) How good does it run Anno 1404 and Anno 1800?
2) please build a mini pc like the Desk Mini with an MXM 1080Ti 👀
Looks like Charlotte Hornets with the case and PSU.
I'm using a way old Ryzen 7 1700, running at 3.7ghz and my score for single core is 932 and multicore is 6435 so this 5700 is a little more powerful then mine on single core mode, but mine was released in 2017 so about 5 years old and this one is like 10 months old and mine is almost equal to performance, so it seems not much has changed in a few years. no need in upgrading to a newer CPU after all mine still has 8 cores and 16 threads. nice build though. I'm using a r9 390x 8gb gpu for gaming it works great I usually run games at 1440p. funny thing is amd wont release a new driver they say its outdated legacy rofl
Great video as always. For future benchmarks, can you add Red Dead 2 and Borderlands 3 for the PC side.
i wish that brand were more popular. in my area i have antec vsk2000 u3 in a bit bigger format.
i followed along with another build you did that im planning on giving to my brother for his birthday (ive got something else planned for christmas) , and im thinking of building this one for myself, but im thinking i may swap the graphics card out for the Nvidia RTX A2000, granted it is on the pricey side and its made more for workstations but from my own research it has almost the same performance as the nvidia rtx 3060 while being a half height double slot LP GPU
Awesome build
Build one with a modular flex psu would be amazing, exactly what I need.
I did the math kinda
It comes up to almost $1,000
That's why you stretch out to a 6600XT instead of this GPU. Then go with a different case like the O5L.
Hey ETA, I don’t know if you know but your mic cuts in and out a lot so we can’t ever hear the first word of a lot of your sentences. If you would be able to fix that it would be awesome!!
I wonder how Cyberpunk 2077 run on this little build.
I made a similar build, same case, same gpu. I used the FSP Mini ITX Solution/Flex ATX 300W Fully Modular on Amazon and its got a pretty quiet fan in it.
Should look at the Velka S3 full height GPU but shorter length.
I hope you look at RTX A2000 in the future. It’s basically a low profile version of 3050 with a max tdp of 75w
Absolutely Beautiful ETA
How did he use DLSS in god of war with a GTX card
Have you backed the LattePanda 3 Delta? I would be pretty cool to see what your impression is of it when it ships.
Hey where did you get all that animated background?.... thanks for the video btw!...
Who else thought that there was a piece of hair stuck on their screen?
Have u thought of adding a segment for selfhosted apps and such? Like plex transcoding and how does the cpu handle it?
It looks very nice, like a series s.
I have the Nuphy Air75. Awesome keyboard. Highly recommend it
The CPU is faster than mine but still I get around 150fps in Forza and up to 250fps in Doom Eternal 1080p Ultra which is a nice thing
wait for the new RDNA2 graphics
What keyboard were you using in the video? I think I want to pick one up...
hey man that was really good video :)
can you tell me what the best android box for android now in 2022?
I would so buy this minus the GPU, looking for a SFF computer but 0 experience building a computer!
Consider a ASRock deskmini x300, there's a video on this channel.
@@jonasfrito2 would be great if it was available. Sadly it is not.
So cool!!!👍👍👍
Where did you get the keyboard you use?
I still don't see that case as a good performer in airflow. too few holes. If you search for "itx case" on aliexpress there are some with apparently better airflow
I'd love to have a 1650. This 550Ti AMP! Edition with 1GB is making me sick to my stomach.
Ahhh, i had some great plans for a build using this case. I used a hole saw to create a 120mm fan slot above the cpu where i put an ac infinity plate and filter, used a noctua nhl-12, had a custom enhance 600w flex psu, x570 itx w/ thunderbolt, ryzen 5800x, 32gb ddr4 3600mhz, but just couldn't find a decent price low profile gpu for the longest time. Decided it wasn't worth it, and now these parts are just sitting around.
Dang want a cookie?
The 1650 is the most powerful low profile GPU I've found, but you can get much better GPUs in a similar form factor in cases that use a PCI riser cable to have the GPU behind the motherboard. You could get up to a 2070 in those.
I'm eyeing the Velkase lineup or a custome O5L for my next build. I'm currently running a 3600 and 5700xt in a node 202. It's great for travel VR but I'd love to go smaller.
@@TFSned nope, that'd be the RTX A2000
@@TFSned check out the PK29 or K29 case from Aliexpress. It has similar gpu support but is only 4cm thick.
Off topic but what keyboard is that?
Have you tested thermals without the 2 fans blowing air directly into the 1650 cooler?
Those intake fans are way too close to the GPU and most likely are adding only noise and turbulence inside the case.
It is also possible to replace the power supply fan for a silent fan .
Is there a water cooled option available for the GPU / CPU such that the radiator would be on the outside?
That would look ridiculous to have the rad outside. Then you can go for a midi tower pc right away.
DLSS cannot be used for GTX cards, while you can use FSR which was developed by AMD.
Hey ETA, if you're reading this, could my ASUS PN51 be upgraded to Ryzen7 6800U + DDR5-4800? Check that for mewould ya
Hello Eta prime, good vidéo has Always.
I ve got the case Goodisory A02 to and i find a solution for the temp.
I replace the top of the case by mesh with 3D printed framework for put a higer CPU cooler, i put the Be quiet shadow rock LP.
For the PSU i take the Silverstone FX350 and i moded it with Noctua fan.
You can't connect the fan on the PSU the contrôler dosn't recognized it, so i connect it on mother board and control it in the bios.
It is very quiet now.
Sory for long post and my Bad english (i m frensh) and keep inspiring us withe your vidéo of émulation and PC build. 🤘😁
CANT YOU JUST Connect 4 Rassbery pi4 To make a stronger Rassbery pi 4
I don't see it in your descriptions, but by chance do you have a discord server?
Did you say "laid down in the vertical position and set up in the horizontal position"?
If 1650 performs that good then 1660ti oh my…
Without any doubt imma get 1660tic
While I realize this has nothing to do with this particular video, any idea if you're going to try to get chrome OS Flex working on a raspberry pi?
Couldn't this have performed just as well with the slightly cheaper 5600X since CPU usage never really jumped much over 50%? Also you could use a Pico-PSU on a low power build like this to free up space for additional cooling
What are the 2 additional fans you installed behind the GPU?
Do you think that it would be possible to turn an old ps2 console into a computer powerful enough to emulate ps4 games at 4k full speed?
That result with god of war is real? As far as I know the 1650 does not support DLSS
How did you get DLSS to run on a GTX GPU?
He probably meant FSR. It happened in the last video too.
What theme is that...???..I really like that.
Do you have any builds like this for audio and video editing?
What is the maximum height for a CPU cooler if the SSD/HDD rack is not used on the top?
Not a fan of this build. sure you can game a bit with that GPU but the price is not good at all. The pandemic has warped prices to the point that this might make sense for some but it's honestly insulting to pay $280 USD for a 1650 low end card. The gains over the 5700G integrated graphics are not great enough to justify $350 USD or more when you factor in shipping.
Waiting for S22 Ultra Review please ETA
I'm a total laptop guy here.
Just wondering if an RTX card fits (I'm really not familiar with PC graphiccard size). Because I'd like to have one of this small form factor PC too, for mainly deep learning and occasionally gaming.
It won't. The next step up is the SGPC K39, there you can fit an MSI AERO RTX2060.
I wonder what you do with all the builds once you've built them, I mean besides making a video. Do you sell them, dismantle them and build other PCs, donate?
Lol donate
What, no love for PICO PSUs?