WorkHandler 13700k | 4060Ti | B760-I | 64Gb DDR5 | Corsair 2000D | CoolerMaster 360 AIO
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- This PC was built for daily work on CAD/CAM and some Photo and Video Edit on the Adobe Platform. Some basic 3D rendering will also apply too.
The budget should be kept strictly under 2000€.
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Awesome build the more I see the 200D the more I want to do a build in it later this year. :)
Indeed! The 2000D is a good starter for ITX Cases from Corsair! It needs some improvements though, such as the PSU extension that is placed outside the case.
Nice video!!!We are waiting more videos like this from you!
More to come soon then!!!!
Great vid, what screw head did you use to remove the ssd cover the two smaller screws are hell for me?
You can find many screw-bits collections which include smaller philips heads
bad video, incompetent and unprofessional pc build. I think you should go to a pctechnician. because you will damage the pc parts.
Thank you. I will follow your instructions asap!
@@intellenceworks Bravo to you. It would be better. Because you need it.
Is the motherboard brand new? I have the same exact board and was wondering if 13th gen can be used right out of the box or if it have to update my bios with a 12th gen first?
It was bought the day of the upload of the video and it was used with a 13700k; and no, it did not need any BIOS update in order to recognize the CPU, but still there was one BIOS update available.
@@intellenceworksI wonder if it will work with the 14700k as I’ve just bought this board and I’ve just ordered the 14700k but forgot to check if the board had bios flashback button fingers crossed it’s compatible 😂
@@danyy1831checking on Asus motherboard site is prohibited there?
I am building my friend a PC who is in the Marines so he sometimes travels and we ended up going with this case do you think an Asus Tuf 4070 ti will fit in here
I saw your 4060 fits just barely how much space do you have between the wall of the case and the GPU?
Thank you!
TuF 4060Ti and 4070Ti are almost idenntical. 4070Ti is only 3mm thicker and that will be no problem.
@@intellenceworks Thank you so much: )
is there some other space for a bigger gpu , in depth and tickness?
I’ve used a TUF 4070 and a RoG Strix 4080. I think this covers almost all GPUs. If you want to be certain, check Corsair’s specs and other videos of builds in this case.
Can that case handle a ATX PSU?
No, you have to use a SFL PSU, but by now there are many perfect solution even in small factor PSUs out there!
The radiator outlets are positioned at the top. If the radiator outlets are positioned at the bottom, the air will naturally concentrate at the top, and the pipes will always be filled with water, allowing the pump to operate normally . If the radiator outlets are positioned at the top, all the water is found at the bottom, and if there is air in the circuit, the latter will be found in the upper part. In fact, the pump will find itself filled with air and become defused, and will no longer be able to circulate the liquid: this is guaranteed to heat up the processor, and even ultimately destroy it!
ruclips.net/video/BbGomv195sk/видео.html
My opinion on the subject (after real tests and not funny tests for kids) is that since there’s a pump in the circuit, the liquid will force it’s way to the whole loop, together with the bubbles that might be present. Since the pump is lower than the higher level of where the liquid can go (search for Communicating Vessels of Stevie’s law), then there is no way the pump to work without been submerged in liquid. So, I would trust a scientist more than a shady RUclipsr. Thank you for your comment.
Steve is far away from shady and if anyone is shady is the "scientists" that you bow to, just throw them some money and they will "prove" anything you want, there is so many examples, just educate yourself
Hahahahahaha!!!! Money < Mathematics.
Who tf wants a 4060ti with their 13700k 💀
The ones that do not use a PC for gaming but use the GPU for its CUDA cores
yeah, CAD/Revit models heavily depend on single core cpu speed, and barely touch the gpu.
Read the description video
It's for editing lmao, can people accept the fact that pc's are not just only for gaming but for work also and much more