sehr nices video viel spass. kleiner tipp du kannst wie du schon sagtest die stock mainbaord backplate nehmen aber dann beim kühler die kürzeren intel schrauben dranmachen und dann normal verschrauben. d.h. stock backplate ohne die adapterplatte die vom kühler mitgeliefert wird plus die schrauben die normalerweise für intel sind an den kühler befestigen sodass diese nicht so rausgucken hinten wie bei den längeren amd schrauben. man beachte aber den anpressdruck wie du sicherlich schon weisst. dieser tipp ist hilfreich für.die die probleme mit den langen schrauben haben falls diese aufs riser kabel drücken
u got a behemoth of a cpu, in the near future id really suggest upgrading ur gpu to match the performance of ur cpu. otherwise really good! i built my pc around a week ago and u did it a LOT better than me hahahaha
@@brudertofu If you aren't attached or require features from NVIDIA GPUs, AMD has some great options that offer the best "bang for your buck" performance! RX 6800 or 7700 XT are solid choices that are ~4070 performance level and 10-15% less cost, depending on your market. RX 6800 also has 16GB of VRAM instead of 12GB 👍
Hello, do you remember which resources you used for the cable management in this case? Your build turned out really beautiful... which made me realise how awful my cable management is haha
There is no incorrect way to apply thermal paste. I think the issue that more builders run into is mounting the cooler in a way that produces pressure differences on the die lid (especially with newer, rectangular intel cpus. They basically demand a contact frame for even pressure). I think you did a good job with your application, but you might have undershot slightly. LTT has phase change pads on their website (can be bought elsewhere) that can better your temps and are very easily to install. Otherwise, if it isnt broke, don't fix it.
If you do look into the phase change pads, not only are they more convenient but they can lower your temps some. In an itx case, that can be a huge game changer. Especially considering if you wanted to upgrade the GPU later, which would (maybe?) give you less mm between the case wall and the fan blades on the CPU cooler. I've heard that because of the slits in the case, having a cooler too close to the case wall will create extremely unpleasant fan noise (especially under load).
Nice. You are cutting the zip ties wrong - you need to cut flush with the end that secures, this way if you happen to pass your skin over it you won't look like you got into a fight with a cat!
was anyone else hearing a static noise throughout the video?
there is static noise
Was ein geiles Video!!
Thankyouu
Only a pc enthusiast can tell it's a well researched build. Congrats
@@hatim.bahrain tysm 🙏🏼
sehr nices video viel spass. kleiner tipp du kannst wie du schon sagtest die stock mainbaord backplate nehmen aber dann beim kühler die kürzeren intel schrauben dranmachen und dann normal verschrauben. d.h. stock backplate ohne die adapterplatte die vom kühler mitgeliefert wird plus die schrauben die normalerweise für intel sind an den kühler befestigen sodass diese nicht so rausgucken hinten wie bei den längeren amd schrauben. man beachte aber den anpressdruck wie du sicherlich schon weisst. dieser tipp ist hilfreich für.die die probleme mit den langen schrauben haben falls diese aufs riser kabel drücken
big boy machine 🔥
@@MaxiZee yehaww
Such a clean build!!!
Ultra geiles Video!
manchmal war aber die Musik ein bisschen zu laut, sodass ich dich nur knapp verstanden habe.
Danke! Werde zukünftig mehr drauf achten 😵💫🙏🏼
u got a behemoth of a cpu, in the near future id really suggest upgrading ur gpu to match the performance of ur cpu. otherwise really good! i built my pc around a week ago and u did it a LOT better than me hahahaha
thanks and yea true, hope the prices of 40xx series will drop a lil bit more haha
@@brudertofu If you aren't attached or require features from NVIDIA GPUs, AMD has some great options that offer the best "bang for your buck" performance! RX 6800 or 7700 XT are solid choices that are ~4070 performance level and 10-15% less cost, depending on your market. RX 6800 also has 16GB of VRAM instead of 12GB 👍
@@NoobSniperunfortunately, i need the cuda cores from nvidias gpus for Blender 3D work; otherwise, I would definitely look more into amd 😢
Hello, do you remember which resources you used for the cable management in this case? Your build turned out really beautiful... which made me realise how awful my cable management is haha
hey i tried to follow this video 😄 -> ruclips.net/video/onJZ4OLYgLY/видео.html
@@brudertofu thank you, this looks easy enough to follow
There is no incorrect way to apply thermal paste. I think the issue that more builders run into is mounting the cooler in a way that produces pressure differences on the die lid (especially with newer, rectangular intel cpus. They basically demand a contact frame for even pressure). I think you did a good job with your application, but you might have undershot slightly. LTT has phase change pads on their website (can be bought elsewhere) that can better your temps and are very easily to install. Otherwise, if it isnt broke, don't fix it.
If you do look into the phase change pads, not only are they more convenient but they can lower your temps some. In an itx case, that can be a huge game changer. Especially considering if you wanted to upgrade the GPU later, which would (maybe?) give you less mm between the case wall and the fan blades on the CPU cooler. I've heard that because of the slits in the case, having a cooler too close to the case wall will create extremely unpleasant fan noise (especially under load).
Hey wow thanks for the input, havent heard about the pads :) and yea i try to keep the noises in mind if im really going to upgrade 🙏🏼
Super clean and nice build!
Mega!
looks good 👏🏼
Ich hab gehört, ich soll etwas Liebe da lassen? Cooles Video!
Vielen Daank! 🙌🏼
Can someone answer me, does a520 support ryzen 5 2600x?
If you update the bios version, it should
cooles video aber man hört schon das du deutsch bist und du hast alles richtig gemacht
7800x3d with an 3060? looks unbalanced!
it's a temporary gpu? This build deserves better!
yess planning on upgrading further down the line :)
Hi sir, Why choose Asrock as mb instead of MSI? What's the difference?
viel Spaß damit!
@@duydvng3357 oha danke 😂
Nice. You are cutting the zip ties wrong - you need to cut flush with the end that secures, this way if you happen to pass your skin over it you won't look like you got into a fight with a cat!
@@deanjohn9203 ah thanks for the advice! Will do next time haha
Did you intentionally put that noctua fan as exhaust?
Yes i followed some similar builds on reddit :)
It's not a mini-PC its an SFF...
why 3060??
needed to reuse that one to save money for a better one in near future haha
you could have gotten a rx 7600x and saved lots of money for a better gpu like the rx 7700 xt from asrock.
Is this good for gaming 1440p? Also how much was the total?
A 3060 prob wont be enough for modern games at 1440p.
Would your build also work with a RTX 4080?
@@kongyiu yes i think so, saw some builds with 4080 on reddit :)
why 3060 and not a 4060 low profile
neither are good options for the 7800x3d
@@OwensVault yeah i guess but , it saves room which would make it more breathable , the 4070 would probs be a better option
@@Luqvynah, no one buys the 4070, he should buy a super or ti
could you please make a parts list?
Hey, yes i updated the description :)
Is there no dust filter on that case?
Noo 🙂
which camera are you using?
@@azizinanc im using a sony a7iii :)
I stop watching after i heard 3060. 7800x3d and 3060, bad combination