bro fr i was laughing soo hard the whole video of his knowlege of computers and that u should never remove the fans of the cpu and the gpu and its not a good idea to play on 85 DEGRESSSSS ON METAL
Ivan Timov are you alright? His gpu was at 81 on a pretty heavy load for a while... plus the fan curve was verrry low to try and keep it as quiet as possible, I guarantee you that if he had put all the noctua fans to max rpm it wouldve easily been below 70 on the gpu
@@Aneeqt For sure but i reckon those fans would be absolutely screaming, and either way, 81 is still pretty hot, considering i've got a very similar setup in a full size case my temps rarely go above 60-70 celsius on either cpu or gpu at full load reaching i think 80 degrees once on a 45 degree day in Sydney. but yeah, for what it is, incredible
sneekydart yeah exactly, in a full case with ample ventilation and actual coolers on the card and cpu you’d obviously get much better temps but that’s not what the desk is about which I don’t think Ivan understood.
@@narajung7186 Lowering clock speeds is literally thermal throttling. In saying that though, apparently 88 celcius is when a 2070 starts to throttle. So he is still in 'safe' temps albeit on the higher side
@@Paultimate7 The desk isn't on top of your PC. Why would they call it a DeskTOP PC? Because the PC is on TOP of the desk. And in the case of a DeskIN PC, the PC is IN the desk. I agree, this comment section is braindead.
I legitimately thought clicking on this video that he would be building a PC *on* the table, but it’s invisible, so it was like ~30 minutes of him just screwing in invisible things lmaoo
omfg, i thought so too. The moment I read the title and saw the thumbnail i thought, wtf wow, 1.5m people watched this guy screw in an imaginary pc lmao
I hope he makes a video like this as an April Fool's joke just for the memes. Like he talks about it as if he's actually drilling materials together but he just drills the air and the video ends.
i mean it looks cool and its interesting to watch but i wouldn't want to actually make it cuz i like having a massive tower that is very visible and i like my desk too
" The use of plenty of lubricant is definitely recommended and then go slow to keep in control and lengthen the life of your bit " Great advice for many scenario's Edit: thanks SkyCooperFan1 for correct timestamp 19:50
My PC weights around 50kg and I have a 110dB siren at the entrance. Whoever robs me will have hearing problems after a few seconds and wont bother with the super heavy computer 20m away, hidden in a closet.
The next video: "Most people would assume that this is an ordinary pair of pants, but if you look down my pants, we can see these are no ordinary pants. It is in fact, quite literally, a laptop computer."
dude you are officially one of the best youtubers ever. You are so kind, precise and calm. You have a soothing voice and your every video has incredibly perfect sound and lighting. Everything turns out beautiful to you and I don't understand how you do it, I can't glue two pieces of wood without finding the hammer stuck on my forehead. In the next life I want to be you. also because your work looks really beautiful
For veneers, you can buy a large mattress bag, with a vacuum port. Put the item inside, vacuum out the air, and the pressure will be perfect and evenly distributed. It's how I put veneers on guitars, multiples at a time.
MOOOOOOOOOOOM MY 8 THOUSAND DOLLAR TABLE BROKE CAN I USE ONE OF THE 55 IN OUR SHIPPING CONTAINER IN OUR OTHER HOUSE NEXT TO THE WAREHOUSE ON OUR PRIVATE ISLAND?????????
For anyone looking to veneer anything in the future, be sure to tape the veneer together so there's no gaps before putting it onto the surface with glue/epoxy, rather than scrambling to tape it together during the process.
First I laughed... then I realized that having a "hot plate" heated by air coming from the components would be really cool to keep coffee or tea hot :D
did the same thing, only added keyboard on slide-out and mounted the monitor flush so it stayed looking flat even in use. Mounted a 12" fan from a box unit to extract the air quietly. I wanted the laser projector keyboard, that would have been a good touch
I'm listening through earphones, so the sound is very noticeable, but not even remotely in the realm of annoying. It's actually rather pleasant, in a somewhat ASMR way.
Thanks for the instructions. I made one too, but I got a bit carried away, so now the whole thing is invisible. Pretty amazing stuff, I wish I could show you
So much additional space! I could see a "drawer" with all the storage (HDD, SSD) built in being great for people who film videos in slow mo or at high resolutions, as it allows easy access for expansion and removal, and a second graphics card could also be added, as well as a second mini-pc for running a server (or, as i've heard some youtubers use it for, for uploading a video while using their main PC), the desk allows for a lot of design space, moreso if you gave yourself another inch or two to work with. Very nice!
Hmm that is a good idea. Also perhaps a draw for the laptop/tablet/phones - so they can be charging and connected to the PC - probably a draw with a powered USB hub in the back so only only the pair of cables that tether the draw? Has to be said though this is a seriously wasteful design - there is more than enough depth to use the largest case fans you can get your hands on, which will be much more energy efficient, quieter, almost certainly perform better and are significantly cheaper. Still need to do the same thing he did with airflow guides and I'd cut a few wedge shaped blocks of wood so the fans can be mounted with as much tilt as possible - as that will improve airflow a little bit.
An ITX motherboard where you install the gpu like in the video, but also get a couple m.2 slots, theres a couple Corsair SFF psus that have a better bigger fan for less sound than the Seasonic server psu on the video and with ATX12VO around the corner we will start to see more compact psu's. then for the HDD i would get some NZXT old brackets or the complete encase for hdds, this to reduce vibrations i liked a lot the way the hdd's were installed in the video but it coul be better. for ssd's tho it really doesnt matter. altough taking in consideration a drawer aproach, it could be very useful for doing hot swaps. For heat dissipation the desing was superb, i would however increased the desk interior clearence to standar ATX PSU, it would have locked chunkier yes, but you could have added an exhaust bottom fan for the cpu cooler, heck maybe installed a good AiO cooler, i guess the motherboard temperarute was OK but i didn't see any VRM or socket temps. I really enjoyed this video since i want to do a project like this for a small pc under the tv in my bedroom to run Android Tv and replace the RokuTv experience.
I started to point that out, but thought “does anyone care as long as it works?” I also started to suggest he vacuum bag it, but then he would have to show how to make that.
I don't understand why the oxide layer is an issue at all. Aluminum oxide is incredibly hard and it's as much a part of the metal as the rest of it, so it's not like it's going to just fall off.
i want to ask a question, the oxide layer is a few nano meters tops immediately after exposing the fresh surface, so would it really effect the adhesion
LinusTechTips: "No, this is the cleanest setup." DIY Perks: "aight, bet" (edit: linus just uploaded a version 2, and i gotta say, that one's pretty clean too)
Good idea! Maybe add a USB hub that is mounted inside the table and add custom access holes. Then add a slider to hide it from sight when not in use. Add some of the left over vinyl to make it blend in with the table.
"Most people would assume that this is a normal wooden table" No, Matt, no. With your videos, most of us would assume that you've somehow incorporated a 95 inch 8k TV, several gaming systems, full surround sound, and a toaster into that table.
I need a toaster inside my desk now! I'm thinking if I angle it slightly and put powerful enough springs in, I could get it to pop out straight onto a plate Wallace and Gromet style.
Your work is quite inspiring when I was a young teenager I took my desktop and integrated it into my desk similar to your wall mount unit that turns into a table as well as this awesome table assigned. However it was not as well thought out and planned as yours but it did work. No one knew what it was until I told them. Keep doing what you do you are inspirational
MisunderstoodFern that's what my thoughts were exactly at! Saw the thumbnail thinking alrighty then let's watch this guy do some invisible speedy pc build.
The thermals are really not great The hardware is designed to thermal throttle the performance around 80-85 C, and this table was right at that temperature. People would buy these and wonder why they aren't getting the performance they should
@@Stuugie. Those temps at that load isnt terrible. By no means great, but not terrible at the same time. You could probably get away with soft line, or even hard line watercooling in this desk though.
@@koleethan Water cooling is probably the only way to go as even two years ago this wasn't enthusiast hardware. With how thin this table is, I don't think you could mount rads and fans without making holes straight through since airflow has to go through the fins. A thicker table is needed no matter what...that 500w is also pretty weak, I wouldn't go below 850
@@danielstellmon5330 yeah the Desk PC case seems to pop up about once a year for most DIY channels... it's like they keep running out of new content...
It would be psychotic if people and cats did not like warm air blown on their knees...as it is it can run on renewable electricity sources (but doesn't have a UPS just in case.)
As a female with a background in electrical engineering, and a love for DIY, I am loving this video and the aesthetically pleasing looks, which not many bright guys would care to even consider when creating their brilliant designs Impressive!
Lots of woodworkers like myself use contact cement when applying veneer. Its a lot less stressful than trying to use epoxy and not very messy. It should yield better results too. Also when veneering something as large as a table its much easier to purchase a paper backed veneer thats already the correct width, rather than joining 2 or more veneers on edge the way we are shown in the video. Always ask questions before making an expensive mistake!
He can't know everything, lol. This is all really fascinating. I wonder who can actually afford to make this project, even HE didn't spend the full budget with all that was given to him. That's not even getting into how much skill this takes to make.
i did like to recomand respectfully, that it is a no go in airflow to overpower inled. you always have to power up the suction outlet. if you only had one fan you would go on the out let. this is all to prevent airflow stuck or creating a overpressure. you always want to have under pressure. please excuse my bad (german ) english. your work is great and i am watching for years.
Email me your insta profile we'll have a chat and recommend you according your require and don't worry I won't ask anything in return 😂 just want to help
"As you can hear, the room is very quiet. I can hear a slight transformer hum, which is kind of disappointing, but we can't do much about that." Meanwhile, my gaming laptop: *JET ENGINE NOISES*
@@veejvg Honestly, unless you're planning to take your PC everywhere, travel a lot and have to do lots of stuff on it anywhere and everywhere, you're better off building your own, custom PC for cheaper.
Now that I know that Theon can build so many cool things I have to rewatch the whole series with a new perspective. How could it have been he didn't escape the Boltons using some clever engineering solution like an invisible rope or in a DIY submarine?!
I actualy did something similar years ago, I had a desk with A thin drawer that could fit my old laptop perfectly with just enough room for most of the ports, so I just cut a part of the back panel for the cable and it looked just like in this video just a bit thicker!
@@triadwarfare yeah becouse it would cost maybe the same as the rest components :D but does it really matter ? how many youtubers are paying for this ? vendor make it for ad there you can see 40 noctua fans, but then check linus store server project :D and from seagate - hey, 100x 14TBs ? no problem bro :D or intel optane SSDs ... its fun to watch it and dream to have at least 4 of them into home NAS :D
another little note: Prime95 is legitimately way beyond the load of most PC games, or even most render jobs. so really, that's actually quite impressive
Nothing says "Quality Over Quantity" more than your Channel. Everytime you upload IT IS SUPERB! I have one suggestion. How about you start an Onlineshop where you stock up all the things needed for lets say 20 or 50gadgets you build and let subscribers buy directly from you instead of hunting stuff from all over the internet. Would love to support you while having to make stuff you inspire me to build. Edit: whoa that exploded over night. almost 400 upvotes. Thanks guys. btw. sorry for my bad english
Gotta say I've been following Matt for a while and hearing him even bring up Linus's build and offer to link it warms my heart. We need more Matts in the world, keep at it bro
Watercooling would have been the way better choice in this build because you got a lot of surface area which is perfect for huge radiators and extremly silent fans
Honestly, this is really cool!!! you can manage all the cables and everything. I can't express in words. anyway, you are the genius and creative person i have ever seen.
That is a fantastic idea but would definitely be tricky to pull off well since wireless charging won't work through the metal sheeting and needs to be within milimeters of the device you're charging.
@@montyp2000 maybe if you cut a hole for a wireless charger in the aluminum and then have the veneer over that? Don't know if it would be thin enough though
There are Qi charged earphones for sale someplace? Spill! TBH I don't think it would ruin things to have a matching, cabled oak Qi charger above the desk or c.f. the monitor.
That will only cool the cpu or gpu. The rest of the mobo...the power supply ..etc....all need decent air flow too so they don't overheat and get wear and tear and fail prematurely
lol I checked prices and it's fking bananas! Noctua 40mm is each 17.90 euro! multiply it by 40 and it's 716 euro for the fans only WTF?? you could easily buy the cheapest brand I found locally "Gembird" and it only costs 1.90 each so it's only 76 euro for all! . Damn Noctua is fking stealing people and they still buy from them.
My 1994 Amiga did the same thing, my 1970 Grundig colour TV would heat the whole room, the bloody lights would dim when you switch it on because of the massive degaussing current, then there was a loud 17khz whine as the HT transformer powered up, followed by a loud static hiss & crackle as the 60KV tube supply powered up, about 3 minutes later you actually get a picture, but the colour keeps changing as it warmed up. And forget digital tuning, this was done using 6 pot core ferrite tuners in a drawer on the front panel. That was your 6 channels! :P
Matt - You've ut done yourself here buddy. Even as a "real engineer" I appreciate your videos, I was grimacing when you laminated veneer over the topside "access panel bolts" but I admire your bravery running a PC on a couple of handfuls pf 40mm fans, and your ingenuity making it work on that limited airflow.
@@neophyte88 because it would make more sense to just take the top sheet off rather than lift, the entire aluminum sheet, and wood frame, and wood supports, and computer parts, then flip that all over to access the computer parts. I'd mount all the parts into the bottom half, have the top be the access point, and the lowered area for the ventilation port could be disguised as a raised platform for setting items on top of, rather than a lowered section underneath that doesn't quite mix with the goal of looking like a solid wood table, one looks like a raised item stand, the other looks out of place.
I feel like this would benefit greatly from liquid cooling. generally the liquid cooling blocks are much lower profile than air cooling blocks, and you have the advantage of being about to select any radiator size you want. Maybe you could even create your own radiator in a part of the aluminium table since it is such a large surface area, but I kind of doubt that.
Naw, liquid cooling is a maintenance nightmare, air is where its at unless you are constrained or have extreme overclocking needs, massive heatsink coolers are very hard to beat, and you don't have to worry about them failing. I would have sacrificed the thinness of the table to achieve this, i wouldn't trust that thin table's wood not to crack if someone just hopped on and sat on it.
This is so cool! My dad built an entire desk 20 years ago, with selves and drawers and the entire PC was neatly tacked in a drawer. This project reminds me of my dads project.
I'm lazier than that, i bought a corner suite for my lounge, seperated them into a sofa and chez longue type thing and then built and upholstered an end to fit on the chez longue so it looked like a sofa but contained a desktop pc and added a skinny little shelf to slide the keyboard into and wall mounted a curved monitor to the side and slightly to the front so now i can slob on the sofa and do stuff comfortably.
I imagine someone has already told you this, but watercooling would resolve your CPU problem. Both because the actual height of the CPU mount is 2/3 of your setup, but also because it would run very much cooler. Anyway, it was an awesome build.
Love how y'all say "aluminum" ;) You can also make a table with an aluminum inlay, inset over the processor (CPU) as a hot plate for keeping your coup-a-tea warm. Preferred the shorts at 4:16, nice legs, on the table too. You could just superglue a laptop under and existing table, effectively invisible unless thief if crawling.
"So, sir, tell us how your house burned down."
"I overclocked my desk."
Table is made of metal
@@Tristan_is_op thank you for the very insightful and completely necessary comment under my joke about the table. It really helped a lot.
@@sinkoprvi3477 god like sarcasm 🤣🤣🤣
hahahaha
@@Tristan_is_op Not the entire desk tho :)
Absolutely love how he presents these tutorials like your everyday people will be following along
As if I can even a ford a low end pc lmao
@@WebDiice as if i can even afford a table
I can afford a invisible PC since it's free
as if I could. wah.
I do want to follow one eventually as a tutorial
@@sharonmott2888 motherboard-less keyboard-less cpu-less gpu-less free pc
Guy: Why is this table so hot?
Diypirks: I overclocked it
bro fr i was laughing soo hard the whole video of his knowlege of computers and that u should never remove the fans of the cpu and the gpu and its not a good idea to play on 85 DEGRESSSSS ON METAL
@@Frosty-ky7ci good luck building such an elegant design with better temps lol
P.S. 85 degrees is fine, 95+ is where you need to worry
Ivan Timov are you alright? His gpu was at 81 on a pretty heavy load for a while... plus the fan curve was verrry low to try and keep it as quiet as possible, I guarantee you that if he had put all the noctua fans to max rpm it wouldve easily been below 70 on the gpu
@@Aneeqt For sure but i reckon those fans would be absolutely screaming, and either way, 81 is still pretty hot, considering i've got a very similar setup in a full size case my temps rarely go above 60-70 celsius on either cpu or gpu at full load reaching i think 80 degrees once on a 45 degree day in Sydney. but yeah, for what it is, incredible
sneekydart yeah exactly, in a full case with ample ventilation and actual coolers on the card and cpu you’d obviously get much better temps but that’s not what the desk is about which I don’t think Ivan understood.
I was worried about cooling, but this guy was even more worried about cooling
81c is thermal throttling for the gpu, it’s not good
@@thecuddlator2567 No it's not lol. Sure it might be slightly lower clock speeds but it's certainly not throttling.
@@narajung7186 Lowering clock speeds is literally thermal throttling. In saying that though, apparently 88 celcius is when a 2070 starts to throttle. So he is still in 'safe' temps albeit on the higher side
@@narajung7186 that's the definition of throttling!
Idk if you're making a pun about the 😎kind of cool, but this also reads like a poorly translated Japanese comment
Imagine showing up to a LAN party with just a table
"just" haha
So he basically made an iMac?
Dude, that is excactly what i wantet to comment, damn that would be so funny If you show Up with the hole Table 😂
@@davidt8087 an iTable to be precise
Imagine having to transport this...
Matt: "40 Noctua fans"
*Linus intensifies *
69 likes, ayy
@@theproffessional9 369 now
i thought he was gonna go with a large single fan layed flat for air flow with the same plastic routing used in the video.
Watch Linus do 400
Ali Mohamed 678 now
Normal people: "Desktop PC"
Matt: "Deskin PC"
Deskis PC?
The desk isnt in the PC. the PC is in the desk. Why is the comment section braindead?
@@Paultimate7 yeah, like you and everybody else says that
@@Paultimate7 The desk isn't on top of your PC. Why would they call it a DeskTOP PC? Because the PC is on TOP of the desk. And in the case of a DeskIN PC, the PC is IN the desk.
I agree, this comment section is braindead.
@@MasterofFates y e s
This guy really did woodwork, built a high end pc, chemistry, and worked with metal sheets just for shits and giggles. Chad activity right here
Brains, skills, beautiful eyes, accent, soothing voice...this guy could turn me gay, and I don't even know if he is.
@@kylejames8458 Oookay gonna stop you right there
@@anonymoususer3561 Someone called the gay police?
@@kylejames8458 PAUS
Where was the chemistry?
I legitimately thought clicking on this video that he would be building a PC *on* the table, but it’s invisible, so it was like ~30 minutes of him just screwing in invisible things lmaoo
same, kinda dissapointed ngnl
omfg, i thought so too. The moment I read the title and saw the thumbnail i thought, wtf wow, 1.5m people watched this guy screw in an imaginary pc lmao
I hope he makes a video like this as an April Fool's joke just for the memes. Like he talks about it as if he's actually drilling materials together but he just drills the air and the video ends.
I thought this would be an out of date April fool's joke
I thought he was gonna mime putting components together in the air.
Noctua: How many fans you need, bro?
Matt: Yes.
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@@LolLol-ud4wc why need of haha... When you can use lol
Lol
@@bodiminds6571Noone likes saying Lol anymore. 🔪🔪🔪
He : Makes a tutorial, telling perfectly how to do it and all.
Everyone : Nah, we will just watch.
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i mean it looks cool and its interesting to watch but i wouldn't want to actually make it cuz i like having a massive tower that is very visible and i like my desk too
I actually made one :D
ruclips.net/video/1EpBJpFZCKw/видео.html
@@pierreboyer9277 good job :D
The problem is the money and the tools to build that...
" The use of plenty of lubricant is definitely recommended and then go slow to keep in control and lengthen the life of your bit "
Great advice for many scenario's
Edit: thanks SkyCooperFan1 for correct timestamp 19:50
LMAO
Wrong time stamp.
Correct timestamp is 19:50
Why, when else would that be helpful?
@@Bob-kt6bi When making a keyboard, the switches obviously
Alternate title:
"How to hide your valuable PC from robbers"
Bit hard to grab it and run in case of a fire though :)
And even if a robber finds it what are they gonna do? Try to run with it? XD
@@jadeasereht4638 Finally drags it all the way home. Plugs in his stolen monitor. turns it on. Fkn windows update.
My PC weights around 50kg and I have a 110dB siren at the entrance. Whoever robs me will have hearing problems after a few seconds and wont bother with the super heavy computer 20m away, hidden in a closet.
Hahahaha good point!
this is just: "art attack" for adults, i love it
Fuck I loved art attack so much, then they changed the host and I stopped watching it lol
Memory?
We had a kiwi co in Budapest, for decades. I had no clue, what they are doing.
I can't get this out of my head!
I haven't heard that name in so many years I remember sitting down watching that shit and making it
The next video: "Most people would assume that this is an ordinary pair of pants, but if you look down my pants, we can see these are no ordinary pants. It is in fact, quite literally, a laptop computer."
🤣🤣🤣🤣. Oh yeah
no wonder its so big 🤔
Lol
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA JAMES
😂
dude you are officially one of the best youtubers ever. You are so kind, precise and calm. You have a soothing voice and your every video has incredibly perfect sound and lighting. Everything turns out beautiful to you and I don't understand how you do it, I can't glue two pieces of wood without finding the hammer stuck on my forehead. In the next life I want to be you. also because your work looks really beautiful
"First, you need a table."
- Verge Guy not realising that the PC's already been built.
Famus Jamus hahhaha the verge guy is op
@@appelsin2821 HAHAHAHAHH
@@ZiRR0 and a static wrist band that isn't a static wrist band
How should we orientate the PSU?
@@OfflineSetup pads touching the metal on the case so it doesn't short
"bro i got a new gaming pc"
*shows a photo of a fucking wood table*
Why did you have to say fucking
@@afkmarz8303 because why the fuck not?
@@theguide3686 that's very childish of you
@@afkmarz8303 Fuck yeah!
@@afkmarz8303 well phuck yoooouuuuuuy😂😂😂😂😂😂
I clicked this thinking it was a joke, he built it legit and I'm here like wow
Exactly.
It’s not an invisible pc, it’s just one that hidden in a table... that wasn’t a joke, that was a click bait
Nicofye shut up
He tends to do that with his video's, the one where he turns a monitor into a softlight blew my mind, he's a smart dude.
@@NicoFyebeing hidden is basically being invisible... and he also built it as well.
For veneers, you can buy a large mattress bag, with a vacuum port. Put the item inside, vacuum out the air, and the pressure will be perfect and evenly distributed. It's how I put veneers on guitars, multiples at a time.
Me: *rages at game and slams fist on table*
PC: *turns off*
You: "Shit..."
@@MrSpruce LMAOOoooo
lmao wttf
You: ruclips.net/video/0Uq3kLL3SCA/видео.html
MOOOOOOOOOOOM MY 8 THOUSAND DOLLAR TABLE BROKE CAN I USE ONE OF THE 55 IN OUR SHIPPING CONTAINER IN OUR OTHER HOUSE NEXT TO THE WAREHOUSE ON OUR PRIVATE ISLAND?????????
Building an invisible PC:
Step 1 Have no money
Step 2 Daydream it
couldve stopped after step 1 :p
most people would skip step 1 tho
You forgot step 3: *_Cry_*
step 4 be satisfied with what you have
Do that all the time, instead of looking at a $2000 dollar pc my brother got when he was 11. I just sleep and *imagine*
The Verge: “Well first you’ll need a table.”
Matt: Well actually that’s all.
Gotta pay respecc to the master
"The table pc helps with stopping cyclones." ~ the verge, probably.
Wow. Top quality inside joke comment
Youll also need some tweezers
@@willbagnall3416 Don't forget the swiss army knife that hopefully there's a screwdriver on it.
For anyone looking to veneer anything in the future, be sure to tape the veneer together so there's no gaps before putting it onto the surface with glue/epoxy, rather than scrambling to tape it together during the process.
LTT: This set is so clean that it has no wires
DIYPerks: This set is so clean that you can't even see it
I literally watched LTT 's video for the cleanest desk they've made. And this guy's is cleaner. lol
lol this guy put LTT to shame 😆 imagine what a collab would yield 😱
There are definitely huge improvements that could've been done to the engineering of this build.
@@worldindo1 cool. You should go ahead and do those improvements, and do a video about it. I'd love to see that.
I was expecting the solution for the monitor to be a projection (which is still rly fine in aesthetic). Very cool build!
I expected a projector too maybe a tv
a tv is basicly a monitor
Or like in 3% on netflix
The coffee will not get cold anymore when you overclock this table
LMAOOOO😂😂😂😂
He doesn't overclock the pc, he overclock the whole table
Yours is better
HAHAHAHA LMAO NOICE
First I laughed... then I realized that having a "hot plate" heated by air coming from the components would be really cool to keep coffee or tea hot :D
did the same thing, only added keyboard on slide-out and mounted the monitor flush so it stayed looking flat even in use. Mounted a 12" fan from a box unit to extract the air quietly. I wanted the laser projector keyboard, that would have been a good touch
"Have a listen" *Absolute silence* "Pretty audible as you can hear"
I'm listening through earphones, so the sound is very noticeable, but not even remotely in the realm of annoying. It's actually rather pleasant, in a somewhat ASMR way.
@Cas It's a *very* low hum. If you're not noticing it, then that's a testament to the good job Matt did with the build.
@Cas It's a *very* low hum. If you're not noticing it, then that's a testament to the good job Matt did with the build.
It really wouldn't matter if you use headphone to watch videos or play games like most people do.. Lol 😂🎧
@@Pro_Vs_Con usually do but this vid I was playing on my TV. Heard nothing
Thanks for the instructions. I made one too, but I got a bit carried away, so now the whole thing is invisible. Pretty amazing stuff, I wish I could show you
Man I’m saving up …and once I have my own place It would be the first thing but not sure that I’m going to myself because I’m not great with tools.!
@@RyuIssey it seems a good idea.
😂😂😂
Hahahahaha!
Bdum tss! 🤣🤣
Awsome Additions would be:
- USB Ports
- Wireless Charging for your Smartphone
Or table that is a phone that is wireless charging 24/7 with invisible wires whilst keeping phone cool
LTT did this
@@AgentLTK I think that's why he's mentioning that.
I could add stuff for artists such a lightbox
Felix it would be alot harder to add a wireless charging than one might think since he used aluminum for the top surface of the table.
This is one of my new favorite channels. The things you build are almost unbelievable. You should have added a sound system.
this is probably the most effort put into a pun i've ever seen. Desktop.
*Tabletop
👍🤣🤣🤣👍
Deskbottom
This was worded almost like a haiku.
This is Probably,
The most effort put into,
pun I've ever seen.
So much additional space! I could see a "drawer" with all the storage (HDD, SSD) built in being great for people who film videos in slow mo or at high resolutions, as it allows easy access for expansion and removal, and a second graphics card could also be added, as well as a second mini-pc for running a server (or, as i've heard some youtubers use it for, for uploading a video while using their main PC), the desk allows for a lot of design space, moreso if you gave yourself another inch or two to work with. Very nice!
Or actually having all the parts in a drawer. Then you don't need to go under the table to fiddle with parts.
@@zaprodk nah why u wanna fiddle with your graphics card
@@ThunderStormFortnite not graphic cards, computer parts in case you need to upgrade it, troubleshoot or swapping component
Hmm that is a good idea. Also perhaps a draw for the laptop/tablet/phones - so they can be charging and connected to the PC - probably a draw with a powered USB hub in the back so only only the pair of cables that tether the draw?
Has to be said though this is a seriously wasteful design - there is more than enough depth to use the largest case fans you can get your hands on, which will be much more energy efficient, quieter, almost certainly perform better and are significantly cheaper. Still need to do the same thing he did with airflow guides and I'd cut a few wedge shaped blocks of wood so the fans can be mounted with as much tilt as possible - as that will improve airflow a little bit.
An ITX motherboard where you install the gpu like in the video, but also get a couple m.2 slots, theres a couple Corsair SFF psus that have a better bigger fan for less sound than the Seasonic server psu on the video and with ATX12VO around the corner we will start to see more compact psu's.
then for the HDD i would get some NZXT old brackets or the complete encase for hdds, this to reduce vibrations i liked a lot the way the hdd's were installed in the video but it coul be better. for ssd's tho it really doesnt matter. altough taking in consideration a drawer aproach, it could be very useful for doing hot swaps.
For heat dissipation the desing was superb, i would however increased the desk interior clearence to standar ATX PSU, it would have locked chunkier yes, but you could have added an exhaust bottom fan for the cpu cooler, heck maybe installed a good AiO cooler, i guess the motherboard temperarute was OK but i didn't see any VRM or socket temps.
I really enjoyed this video since i want to do a project like this for a small pc under the tv in my bedroom to run Android Tv and replace the RokuTv experience.
DIYPerks: The fans are audible, have a listen.
Me: Can't tell if its my own pc or not
my laptop in the background lollll
My pc has a total of 6 fans and it is as loud as a jet turbine, i wear headphones jus to protect my ears LOL
This "Desk"top PC is a wet dream for every minimalistic Setup enthusiast
The oxide layer in Aluminum forms back almost immediately. The benefit of sanding is more to give the epoxy a rougher surface to adhere to.
WEST System actually recommends "wet sanding" the aluminum with the epoxy, which gives tooth but also protects from oxide formation during sanding.
I started to point that out, but thought “does anyone care as long as it works?” I also started to suggest he vacuum bag it, but then he would have to show how to make that.
@@karll.masoner6918 Excellent points :)
I don't understand why the oxide layer is an issue at all. Aluminum oxide is incredibly hard and it's as much a part of the metal as the rest of it, so it's not like it's going to just fall off.
i want to ask a question, the oxide layer is a few nano meters tops immediately after exposing the fresh surface, so would it really effect the adhesion
This is absolute bs, his desk has a better specs than my pc.
i died hahaha
@@neverstrayfromthewayalwayspave Same here 😂😂😂😂
Lol, im still with my 2012 dell laptop.
Get a better desk
I'm pretty sure that my washing machine has better specs than my PC
LinusTechTips: "No, this is the cleanest setup."
DIY Perks: "aight, bet"
(edit: linus just uploaded a version 2, and i gotta say, that one's pretty clean too)
They are working on a similar build, they haven’t uploaded it yet tho
Yeah they have..
Jamie Smith the one not released yet?
This is their project ruclips.net/video/7MgWlSHebcY/видео.html
Jamie Smith it’s not the same built. As diy said: he uses water cooling. The table is just a nice table. Check link I just posted
Would have been nice to add to the table 1 or 2 USB ports, anyway great idea ;)
Good idea!
Maybe add a USB hub that is mounted inside the table and add custom access holes. Then add a slider to hide it from sight when not in use. Add some of the left over vinyl to make it blend in with the table.
"Most people would assume that this is a normal wooden table" No, Matt, no. With your videos, most of us would assume that you've somehow incorporated a 95 inch 8k TV, several gaming systems, full surround sound, and a toaster into that table.
A built in toaster would be awesome. Add a cup warmer too for coffee mugs. Make this happen Matt!
I need a toaster inside my desk now!
I'm thinking if I angle it slightly and put powerful enough springs in, I could get it to pop out straight onto a plate Wallace and Gromet style.
Sometimes I wonder if DIY Perks isn't really a spy.
most people don't watch these videos
@@mRendyIrawan a cup warmer would be rather possible, with those two high power calculating pieces of sand already in there
This will be a perfect gift for my invisible girlfriend.
gotta buy it with the invisible money
This comment is very underrated lol
True. Imagine the look on her invisible face. @:-)
ㅤ
Checkout your desk, you might just find your girlfriend
"Hey, I like your table!"
"Sir, this is a PC."
I To die so I need you
Your work is quite inspiring when I was a young teenager I took my desktop and integrated it into my desk similar to your wall mount unit that turns into a table as well as this awesome table assigned. However it was not as well thought out and planned as yours but it did work. No one knew what it was until I told them. Keep doing what you do you are inspirational
It sucks that "DIY" channels like 5 minute crafts give DIY a bad name while this dude embodies what it means to be a true DIY person
If you have all that tools.
It's a DIY
If dont
It's a delivery.
Ask him to make it for you
hes like a blue peter presenter, I can't stop watching
@@flankerskioneniner4290 those are some common tools and i think most people already have them.
@@axeonee yup 👍
@@flankerskioneniner4290 also, you can do all of that with hand tools. (metal saw, and hand drill)
I saw this in my recommended and imagined a guy pretending to build a PC
SAME, I skipped it so many time because I thought that too, After seeing it in my recomended for the billionth time I finaly watched it lmao.
Dude same
Lmfao same. I was confused when I skipped ahead and saw a psu. 😅🤣
LOL same as well
MisunderstoodFern that's what my thoughts were exactly at!
Saw the thumbnail thinking alrighty then let's watch this guy do some invisible speedy pc build.
Next video: Most people would assume that this an ordinary piano. But this is quite literally a 'keyboard'
This is genius. I can't believe that these aren't sold by any companies.
IIRC microsoft did something similar
The thermals are really not great
The hardware is designed to thermal throttle the performance around 80-85 C, and this table was right at that temperature. People would buy these and wonder why they aren't getting the performance they should
@@Stuugie. Those temps at that load isnt terrible. By no means great, but not terrible at the same time. You could probably get away with soft line, or even hard line watercooling in this desk though.
@@koleethan Water cooling is probably the only way to go as even two years ago this wasn't enthusiast hardware. With how thin this table is, I don't think you could mount rads and fans without making holes straight through since airflow has to go through the fins. A thicker table is needed no matter what...that 500w is also pretty weak, I wouldn't go below 850
Laptop in a drawer ?
Your PC builds have been getting more and more meta. This is desk-ception level though.
Saw the title and immediately thought, "Invisible pc huh?" "So no pc?" lol. just a desk.
Same lol, thought it was a troll
Same, but looking at the length of the video is proof enough that it’s not a troll.
This is such a psychotic idea and I've never wanted to make anything more in my life than this.
This one is cool, but I liked the previous "fold down" PC better.
"You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means."
@@danielstellmon5330 yeah the Desk PC case seems to pop up about once a year for most DIY channels... it's like they keep running out of new content...
It would be psychotic if people and cats did not like warm air blown on their knees...as it is it can run on renewable electricity sources (but doesn't have a UPS just in case.)
As a female with a background in electrical engineering, and a love for DIY, I am loving this video and the aesthetically pleasing looks, which not many bright guys would care to even consider when creating their brilliant designs
Impressive!
I mean... Steve jobs cared...
me: Get killed in the game.. *Slams Table
me: Ooops.
How it chews to gum 5 feel
@@the_swarmrecroom4780 GUM GUM
@@itsBAY35 sense your stimulates
This is way too real
well if you don't use and hdd it shouldn't be as bad
Lots of woodworkers like myself use contact cement when applying veneer. Its a lot less stressful than trying to use epoxy and not very messy. It should yield better results too. Also when veneering something as large as a table its much easier to purchase a paper backed veneer thats already the correct width, rather than joining 2 or more veneers on edge the way we are shown in the video. Always ask questions before making an expensive mistake!
He can't know everything, lol. This is all really fascinating. I wonder who can actually afford to make this project, even HE didn't spend the full budget with all that was given to him. That's not even getting into how much skill this takes to make.
Me: Play games and lose, and punches the table
Also me: OH SHT.
LMFAOOOOOO
thats funny
Underrated
😭😭😭😂
Lol
i did like to recomand respectfully, that it is a no go in airflow to overpower inled. you always have to power up the suction outlet. if you only had one fan you would go on the out let. this is all to prevent airflow stuck or creating a overpressure. you always want to have under pressure. please excuse my bad (german ) english. your work is great and i am watching for years.
yours work fine thou because you overpowered it so hard :)
When he said invisible, I thought he meant INVISIBLE.
I thought it was going to be a joke video where he just mimes building a computer in the air
Lmao yes
Drax's PC 😎👌
@@Zamarae Same 😂
Yes, I feel so cheated!
2020: How strong of a pc do you need to run Flight sim?
2030: *How strong of a table do you need to run flight sim?*
Email me your insta profile we'll have a chat and recommend you according your require and don't worry I won't ask anything in return 😂 just want to help
sannu sam benedict nobody knows your email...
This is a real gaming table. That can run fight simulator at 200fps in ultra settings.
"As you can hear, the room is very quiet. I can hear a slight transformer hum, which is kind of disappointing, but we can't do much about that."
Meanwhile, my gaming laptop: *JET ENGINE NOISES*
@@veejvg Honestly, unless you're planning to take your PC everywhere, travel a lot and have to do lots of stuff on it anywhere and everywhere, you're better off building your own, custom PC for cheaper.
@@veejvg 😢
*Laughs in ps4*
@@RubixKyuub dont you mean *laughs is jet engine*
TeLeSc0pIc *wHaTs ThE dIfFeReNcE?*
Now that I know that Theon can build so many cool things I have to rewatch the whole series with a new perspective. How could it have been he didn't escape the Boltons using some clever engineering solution like an invisible rope or in a DIY submarine?!
Pro: Builds a case that looks like a table with custom cooling solution.
Me: Rips a laptop in half. Duck tapes it to bottom of cheap table.
🤣🤣🤣
I actualy did something similar years ago, I had a desk with A thin drawer that could fit my old laptop perfectly with just enough room for most of the ports, so I just cut a part of the back panel for the cable and it looked just like in this video just a bit thicker!
@Rye Rye, I like your aproach. Why loose so many days of your life doing this xD
Hehehehe, and they say the arts are dead. LMAO
Job done mate, wanna build me on too??
Apple: *Takes notes
2025: We present the apple table for 10K
10k? It would be 20k or something
10k? Haha it's Apple expect 20k for the monitor keyboard, mouse and the casing sold separately for the price of only 30k
Except that apple already has a fairly powerful all in one pc like the new imac. So they don‘t need to build a table to hide the pc. 🤷🏾♂️
iTable
@@ZydrexFN Coming soon for the low price of only 50k .
DIY Perks : "Noctua, i need 40 fans for a projects"
Noctua : "Yes honey"
Not 10, not 20...
Me: 30?
Matt: 40!
Me: *surprised Pikachu face*
I bet he didn't pay for it.
@@triadwarfare yeah becouse it would cost maybe the same as the rest components :D
but does it really matter ? how many youtubers are paying for this ? vendor make it for ad
there you can see 40 noctua fans, but then check linus store server project :D and from seagate - hey, 100x 14TBs ? no problem bro :D or intel optane SSDs ...
its fun to watch it and dream to have at least 4 of them into home NAS :D
They needed to get rid of some old brown shame anyway :D
Noctua simping for diy perks again
another little note: Prime95 is legitimately way beyond the load of most PC games, or even most render jobs. so really, that's actually quite impressive
everyone: everything is cake
DIY Perks: everything is desktop
underrated bro ahahah
Edit: well, not anymore
The cake is a lie remember
@@notmasterdelectronics the cake is a desktop
The desktop is a lie.
Nothing says "Quality Over Quantity" more than your Channel. Everytime you upload IT IS SUPERB!
I have one suggestion. How about you start an Onlineshop where you stock up all the things needed for lets say 20 or 50gadgets you build and let subscribers buy directly from you instead of hunting stuff from all over the internet.
Would love to support you while having to make stuff you inspire me to build.
Edit: whoa that exploded over night. almost 400 upvotes. Thanks guys.
btw. sorry for my bad english
I second this suggestion!
So true!
I think he should partner up with a retailer and have these sets ready to go.
For me however that would somewhat defeat the purpose.
Now we need an invisible monitor!
@@Oldsah it would for me too because the retailer is another hand in the pot
Gotta say I've been following Matt for a while and hearing him even bring up Linus's build and offer to link it warms my heart. We need more Matts in the world, keep at it bro
This Will Be A Perfect Fit For My Invisible Gaming Room.
Me playing CSGO: FFS I KEEP DYING
Me: *Slams Desk*
PC: *Switches off*
ME: ...
James MacRandal 🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
true ^^
lmaooooo
Honestly, your brain is at another level regarding things like this... Wow man you're an absolute genius that PC is a 10/10
Watercooling would have been the way better choice in this build because you got a lot of surface area which is perfect for huge radiators and extremly silent fans
That's exactly what i've been thinking of during all this video
And cheaper
Was gonna say but, ya already did lol
You could have turned the whole bottom surface into a heat sink radiator!
@@JohnDlugosz to warm legs in a long cold winter nights
Honestly, this is really cool!!! you can manage all the cables and everything. I can't express in words. anyway, you are the genius and creative person i have ever seen.
The Verge: When building a computer the first thing you are going to need is a table.....
Underrated RUclips comment. Thank you for your work. Cheers from Canada.
@@develupa I third that
@@develupa I fourth that
@Hendrik I fifth that
@@develupa I sixth that
This is one of the most mind blowing self build and idea I've seen.
He wasnt the first to do this....
You two haven’t seen half the shit this legend has done
@@smashyrashy if you can send me one this discreet and thin I'd love to see it
Linus: "I am going to build a PC in a desk."
DIY Perks: "Hold my Beer."
DIY Perks: "Hold my Aluminium."
I scrolled to see if someone would mention them. Itd be a cool crossover after covid.
I never expected to see a PC in a desk battle -- I totally welcome that :)
@@ggesdsdsdsd Also while holding that make sure to stir that epoxy for me please, thank you.
This is the first time I actually rewind back to see the commercial 😀👍
Drilling metal correctly: Aluminum=Low Feed/High Speed, Steel=High Feed/Low Speed. Nice build!
So he basically made an iMac?
“Hey man you have a paper towel?”
“Sure. Why.”
“I just spilled some water on your table.”
oof size:
I mean, there are no holes in the top, I doubt it would do much
Fly it would do pretty much nothing.
@@Fs3i Lets just pretend the logic makes sense. It was not a bad attempt.
@@Fs3i Uh, yes there is. Wood veneer isn't leak proof & liquid might seep through those screw holes under the veneer.
Imagine, just imagine, there is wirelessly charging plate on the right side for earphones and extra accessories! I'm amazed, remarkable work!
That is a fantastic idea but would definitely be tricky to pull off well since wireless charging won't work through the metal sheeting and needs to be within milimeters of the device you're charging.
@@montyp2000 maybe he'll modify it if he sees our comment 😀
@@montyp2000 maybe if you cut a hole for a wireless charger in the aluminum and then have the veneer over that? Don't know if it would be thin enough though
@@montyp2000 he can cut through the aluminium for inductive transmission. Leaving a layer of wood
There are Qi charged earphones for sale someplace? Spill! TBH I don't think it would ruin things to have a matching, cabled oak Qi charger above the desk or c.f. the monitor.
That accent makes my knees weak. The pure artistry behind this channel is insane. Keep doing what you're doing
Holy smokes 40 Noctua fans. At this point maybe a custom loop is more cost-effective. Nice build tho
That will only cool the cpu or gpu. The rest of the mobo...the power supply ..etc....all need decent air flow too so they don't overheat and get wear and tear and fail prematurely
Or just using 120mm fans or even bigger... And lie them flat
@@guardianali Just put a single 40mm fan on the VRMs and it will be fine.
lol I checked prices and it's fking bananas! Noctua 40mm is each 17.90 euro! multiply it by 40 and it's 716 euro for the fans only WTF??
you could easily buy the cheapest brand I found locally "Gembird" and it only costs 1.90 each so it's only 76 euro for all!
.
Damn Noctua is fking stealing people and they still buy from them.
@@xorkatoss he is YTber, he has money from all the views. He needs to invest to get return thus 40 fans noctua
Imagine getting mad at a game, slamming the desk, and the screen suddenly goes black lmao
LTT: everything is watercooled
DIY Perks: everything is a desktop
LTT always literally "massive" massive TV, 8K 16K, massive Drives, massive GPU everything and mostly out of my pocket ....
and they make one right now unsurprisingly.
Big companies need to hire this guy
-Take a listen
-*hears noting*
-It's cleary audible but there's nothing we can do about it, it's till pretty impressive
-*keeps hearing nothing*
It’s quite silent, hearable, but REALLY silent.
My own PC hum was louder so I really couldn't tell
you have to crank it to max and then *maybe* you hear a slight hum
I do
I love how he still mentions some recommendations for you to follow, as if someone would be crazy enough to try this DIY project.
I would do it
That’s what I’m saying
Right 😂😂😂
Someone def will
@@gibbo9834 "would" we all "would" do it
This guy is definitely a hold my beer type guy.
Lmao
Haha yeah, this guy is a legend.
Someone give that man a beer 🍻
@@santikingz wasn't there always an ad for bells whiskey ... Which was give that man a Bell's
@@punklast447 not sure but i seen this meme with presedent Obama where he says "give that man a beer," lol 😂😆😂
I AM NOT SATISFIED WITH THE COOLING SYSTEM. BUT YOU BUILT A MASTER PEACE, THAT'S FOR SURE.
THIS IS THE FUTURE TECHNOLOGY.
I just realized, this PC will keep your legs warm during winter. Nice.
Exactly ;-) Probably also your hands on the table.......
yea and during the summer :)
My 1994 Amiga did the same thing, my 1970 Grundig colour TV would heat the whole room, the bloody lights would dim when you switch it on because of the massive degaussing current, then there was a loud 17khz whine as the HT transformer powered up, followed by a loud static hiss & crackle as the 60KV tube supply powered up, about 3 minutes later you actually get a picture, but the colour keeps changing as it warmed up. And forget digital tuning, this was done using 6 pot core ferrite tuners in a drawer on the front panel. That was your 6 channels! :P
Lap tops will to
Let's make it to top comment!!!
Everyone: look at my pc with a see through case with RGB everything
Matt: I hide mine in a table
Matt - You've ut done yourself here buddy. Even as a "real engineer" I appreciate your videos, I was grimacing when you laminated veneer over the topside "access panel bolts" but I admire your bravery running a PC on a couple of handfuls pf 40mm fans, and your ingenuity making it work on that limited airflow.
Jay Bruce Oh dear... I didn’t even think about that!
isnt the top side the woodscrew side, and you flip it over to open it?
@@athena1491 yeah you are right ... i dont understand why he thinks the the top side is the access panel bolts
@@neophyte88 because it would make more sense to just take the top sheet off rather than lift, the entire aluminum sheet, and wood frame, and wood supports, and computer parts, then flip that all over to access the computer parts. I'd mount all the parts into the bottom half, have the top be the access point, and the lowered area for the ventilation port could be disguised as a raised platform for setting items on top of, rather than a lowered section underneath that doesn't quite mix with the goal of looking like a solid wood table, one looks like a raised item stand, the other looks out of place.
SCOTLAND FOREVER!!!
Why did I think this would be 27 minutes of him pretending to put a PC together.
I feel like this would benefit greatly from liquid cooling. generally the liquid cooling blocks are much lower profile than air cooling blocks, and you have the advantage of being about to select any radiator size you want. Maybe you could even create your own radiator in a part of the aluminium table since it is such a large surface area, but I kind of doubt that.
1st time ere eh?
moron
If you have listened till the end you would have knownn that he's well aware of that.
Naw, liquid cooling is a maintenance nightmare, air is where its at unless you are constrained or have extreme overclocking needs, massive heatsink coolers are very hard to beat, and you don't have to worry about them failing. I would have sacrificed the thinness of the table to achieve this, i wouldn't trust that thin table's wood not to crack if someone just hopped on and sat on it.
@@churblefurbles he could use two AIO water cooling Kits for both CPU and GPU using Kraken G12 mounting kit. Better thermals and quieter.
This is so cool! My dad built an entire desk 20 years ago, with selves and drawers and the entire PC was neatly tacked in a drawer. This project reminds me of my dads project.
Please share his projects sounds awesome
I'm lazier than that, i bought a corner suite for my lounge, seperated them into a sofa and chez longue type thing and then built and upholstered an end to fit on the chez longue so it looked like a sofa but contained a desktop pc and added a skinny little shelf to slide the keyboard into and wall mounted a curved monitor to the side and slightly to the front so now i can slob on the sofa and do stuff comfortably.
I imagine someone has already told you this, but watercooling would resolve your CPU problem. Both because the actual height of the CPU mount is 2/3 of your setup, but also because it would run very much cooler. Anyway, it was an awesome build.
wow he's been deleting critical comments like mine
@@stevethea5250 really? U sure?
He has that kind of Desk PC.. ruclips.net/video/QaoFh1DH51U/видео.html
Love how y'all say "aluminum" ;) You can also make a table with an aluminum inlay, inset over the processor (CPU) as a hot plate for keeping your coup-a-tea warm.
Preferred the shorts at 4:16, nice legs, on the table too.
You could just superglue a laptop under and existing table, effectively invisible unless thief if crawling.
“What are you doing?”
“Just cleaning my desktop.”
Any other custom case builder: Well, this is my 3D Printe-
Matt: ALUMINUM SHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET
😂 Exactly my thoughts
he never takes the easy way :'D
Its only aluminum and hard wood my friend.
CPU heat sink: *isn't even rated for basic usage TDP*
DIY Perks: "LET'S OVERCLOCK THIS BAD BOY!"
DIY Perks
: Give his best to make a flat PC.
Me: Just putting a Laptop in the table.