i'll be honest, this is the best looking PC i have ever seen in my entire life. Extremely clean with matte black theme lit internally by white lights. This genuinely inspired me for my next PC build. Thanks a lot!
@@devinnguyen258 Hey Devin! Yes sure! The 24 pin are extensions from FormulaMod (color type BK-GY-PU): www.formulamod.com/formulamod-nck3-series-psu-extension-cable-kit-solid-color-cable-mix-combo-300mm-atx24pin-pci-e8pin-cpu8pin-with-combs-p3474015.html The gpu cable was an extension which i bought at Amazon. amzn.eu/d/cx3r051 But i replaced it later with this one from CableMod: www.caseking.de/cablemod-c-series-pro-modmesh-12vhpwr-to-3x-pci-e-kabel-for-corsair-60cm-carbon/ZUAD-1381.html?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAABRBl3rq6nwvU2oEMUf-RwhmZLyfN&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI7qzQ3OqyiAMV8j0GAB3FQy_wEAQYBiABEgLuF_D_BwE
I’m about to do a similar build so I’m wondering about a few things. I noticed that you applied thermal paste. Doesn’t the NZXT Kraken X53 already have thermal paste pre-applied? Also, what are the CPU temps when idle and on load? I have some concerns about a 240mm aio properly cooling the 13700k. Also, did the Kraken come with the LGA 1700 bracket?
Hi Strato, thanks for your comment! Yes the Kraken aio has alreday thermal paste but i removed it because i wanted to use my own thermal paste. And yes, your concerns about the 13700k and 240mm aio were also my concerns but i decided to try it anyways. Of course a 280mm aio is better, no doubt. But i was definately surprised about the temps. In idle round about 25-36°C. In 4K gaming in highest settings (it depends on the game) between 45-65, sometimes it jumps above 70°C. All in all it’s fine to me. Under full load round about 95°C. Ok, that is really high but i guess a 280mm won‘t make a really big difference under full load. Maybe 85°-90°… i don’t know… I tested it with Cinebench for round about 30minutes. The official specs from intel are max 100°C. I won't be using the system under full load very often, so everything looks good to me for now, including the temps in 4K gaming. But I'll keep an eye on it and maybe consider upgrading to 280mm later. But you can't mount 280mm on the top. This size is only possible at the front.
Just forgot to answer your last question. Yes, the Kraken z53 came with a LGA 1700 bracket. I was not sure when i ordered it and ordered a 1700 bracket seperately and now i have two 😅, so my fault…
Thanks for the response! Those are pretty good temps and I won't really be using the system on full load often either so should be fine hopefully. I would have gone for the 280mm, but the H5 Elite comes with two 140mm RGB fans pre-installed and I didn't want to have to buy two separate 120mm RGB fans for the top. Instead, I only need to get 1 additional 120mm RGB fan for the rear. Technically, I could have bought the non-RGB Kraken X63 and replace the fans with the case fans, but you'll still have redundant fans in the end.
I see! Yes, that should work technically. But the case fans were a little bit different to the regular 140mm RGB but i think that won‘t make a difference. It was only the power and rgb cable which is directly connected in the fan itself and there were no plugin connections. Maybe it‘s a new version of the fan model. It’s a pity that only 120mm are fit on the top.
That makes sense. Another question I want to ask while waiting for deliveries. Is the built-in RGB fan controller enough for the two fans in front, aio fans, the rear fan, and the gpu fan on the bottom? Not sure if I need a separate RGB fan controller.
I'm thinking of pairing i7-13700k with rtx 4080 for 3440x1440 gameplay. I've seen my 4080 being bottlenecked by my current cpu (12400) - Should I go for i9 instead? Since I'm not gaming at 4k and UW1440p is more CPU bound than 4k...
For 3440x1440 resolution with a 4080 and a 13700k you are well equipped! The i9 13900k is for gaming not much faster than the 13700k. You can find compare videos to that question. The 13900k is a good choice when you want to stream and play at the same time or you gonna do a lot of video editing stuff.
Hi, would like some help, for a new build with a rtx 4070ti for 1440p 165hz gaming, should I go for the Ryzen 7 7800X3D or the core i7 13700K? Pairing with 32GB DDR5 6000Mhz. Gaming is my priority however extra performance for longevity is always nice 👍. Thanks
So actually both CPUs are really good and a good choice. The 7800X3D performs a little bit better than intels 13700K in games but will probably be more expensive. ruclips.net/video/PtD59T3qKjs/видео.html this is a simulated 7800x3d but i think you can expect those values. Regarding to the new AM5 Socket for Ryzen CPUs you are able to upgrade your system in the future with a newer Ryzen CPU and don’t need to buy a new motherboard. I think at least the next generation of ryzen CPUs will fit on AM5 sockets. So you can easily upgrade your system to the next level in a couple of years. However 13th Gen CPUs are the last CPUs for Socket LGA 1700 and if you want to upgrade that in a couple of years you will also need a new motherboard. So i think regarding to more upgrade options in the future team orange (AMD Ryzen) has an advantage. But Intels 13700K is probably little bit cheaper and also really good and paired with a 4070Ti you will be happy for many years as well.
@Fusion_x_Frost Hmm i see. If gaming is your priority i would wait for the 7800x3D or at least wait for the release to compare the performance and price. The 7900X is definately also a really good CPU with 12 cores but that is more important for doing multimedia stuff like video editing, streaming or streaming and gaming together. If you plan in the future things like that, a 12 or 16 core CPU are better. But if your main focus is on a high end gaming machine and as much FPS as you can get, i would wait for the 7800x3d. Games need more single core performance from the CPU. More cores do not bring more performance in games. The 7800X3D will launch at 6th of April and i guess the price will be similar to the 7900X.
The CPU in idle round about 30-40°C. In 4K gaming in highest settings (it depends on the game) between 45-70°C and sometimes it jumps above 70°C. Under full load it can go up to 95°C. The official max temp is 100°C. The GPU in idle is also round about 30-40°C. Im gaming the card never reached 70°C or more. Mostly between 50-68°C.
I think it depends on your taste, if you like a black and white combination. The aero 4070Ti looks nice but if you want to use this card in a black case i would color coordinate that with the other parts. Maybe also a white motherboard and white RAM and cables. This is a similar build. ruclips.net/video/BSVsrbXoYFc/видео.html Or you go with a white case.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner Ye thanks already bought my case, thinking of going with the MSI GeForce RTX 4070 Ti GAMING X TRIO 12GB instead, think that would look good wth rgb set to white? In the black case ofc
@@Stephan-sPCCorner So is the 240mm aio cooler still fine with your i7-13700k in original voltage. Cuz I am going to have a similar built-up with this case, but I afraid that 240mm aio cannot handle it:(
@@Kkkyle I can understand your concerns about the 13700k and 240mm aio. That were also my concerns but i decided to try it anyways. Of course a 280mm aio is better, no doubt. But i was definately surprised about the temps. In idle round about 30-40°C. In 4K gaming in highest settings (it depends on the game) between 45-65, sometimes it jumps above 70°C. All in all it’s fine to me. Under full load round about 95°C. Ok, that is really high but i guess a 280mm won‘t make a really big difference under full load. Maybe 85°-90°… i don’t know… I tested it with Cinebench for round about 30minutes. The official specs from intel are max 100°C. I won't be using the system under full load very often, so everything looks good to me for now, including the temps in 4K gaming.
how spicy does it get in there? Im running the same build but with a 3060 ti and god damn the fans are always so loud and my cpu sits at like 45-50 when just browsing the internet. Thought it dece during gaming, 65-75 is usually the highest!
That sounds weird! My temps in idle around 28-35. In gaming 45-58. It rarely goes above 60 degrees. So actually really good and never too loud. I use the preset fan configuration "Performance" of the CAM app.
I got it at mindfactory. It’s still available there but i don’t know if they ship overseas. www.mindfactory.de/product_info.php/NZXT-N7-Z790-Matte-Black-ATX-Intel-N7-Z79XT-B1-retail_1477423.html
Hi! if I play in 1080p max settings with an i5-13600k how many percentages does the processor use during gaming on games like these? Also does the resolution affect the temperatures?
Hi General, i don’t have an 13600k so i can‘t give you the answer how many percentage this cpu use. About the resolution, that depends on your system, if you have an older CPU and a newer GPU and you want to play in a higher resolution with same details like before, that might lead to a bottleneck effect at your CPU and increase your temperature. All parts should be in tune with each other and when they have enough performance, you won‘t get higher temps.
Hi! Nice video! I love the clean look. But how are you able to run 4 sticks of DDR5 ram on a 13th gen? Are they actually reaching 6000mt's without any problems? If so, how did you do it? I thought it was near impossible to make 4 sticks of ddr5 on the Z790 boards work without any problems. I guess you're not using XMP?
Hi Nephilim2001, thank you for your comment! Indeed 4 DDR5 sticks causes some issues and the XMP profile is not working. Then i configured the memory by myself, it was a lot of try and error but i was able to run it at 5800Mhz. For the gaming performance cuts i took only 2 sticks because they are working with XMP profile at 6000mhz. Now my system runs at 5800mhz and i hope there will be a bios/uefi update soon that fixes this XMP issue with 4 sticks. But for the moment 5800mhz are also with me.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner Ok. Thanks for clarifying that. I guess I'll hold on to my cash a little longer and wait for the bios update. Hopefully we'll be able to buy sets of 4 identical sticks with the exact same match too.
Vielen Dank! Im Grunde sind nur 3 Direktanschlüsse vorhanden, man schaltet die RGB-Anschlüsse der Lüfter aber in Reihe, jeder Lüfter hat einen In und einen Out Anschluss. Dadurch kann man theoretisch beliebig viele verketten. Sie laufen dann von der Beleuchtung her synchron und lassen sich nicht direkt ansteuern, sondern nur gemeinsam aus der entsprechenden Reihe. Ich habe somit die vorderen beiden in einer gemeinsamen Reihe und die Radiatorlüfter des CPU Kühlers mit dem hinteren Lüfter. Nicht zu vergessen, das ist nur für die RGB Beleuchtung. Die Lüfter selbst werden auf dem Motherboard bzw. einer Anschlusserweiterung des CPU-Kühlers angeschlossen, damit man sie entsprechend von der Leistung bzw. CPU Temperatur ansteuern kann und einrichten kann. Das läuft dann über die CAM Software von Nzxt und funktioniert hervorragend.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner super okay vielen dank. Ich möchte ein Aorus z790 elite ax verbauen, das müsste passen mit den Anschlüssen für die Lüfter. Ich danke dir :-)
@@_derneet_ Kein Problem. Das Board was du verbauen willst sollte auf jeden Fall genügend Anschlüsse haben. Wenn du einen NZXT Controller für die Lüfter nimmst, solltest du allerdings auch NZXT RGB Lüfter dazu nehmen. Ich weiß nicht im wieweit der Controller auch mit anderen Lüftern funktioniert und sie sich ansteuern lassen. Das nur noch als Hinweis.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner hatte sowieso vor nur NZXT Lüfter zu verbauen. Ich meine beim H5 elite sind 2 in der Vorderseite (2x 140mm) bereits verbaut :-) dann fehlt ja nur noch die AIO an der Oberseite und hinten 1 x 120
@@Stephan-sPCCorner custom xfx. i already bought it but im still thinking that or just change it for rtx 4080. i want to stream and seems like amd is lacking in this area
In idle round about 30-40°C. In 4K gaming in highest settings (it depends on the game) between 45-70°C, sometimes it jumps above 70°C. But all in all it’s fine to me. Under full load round about 95°C. Ok, that is really high but i guess a 280mm won‘t make a really big difference under full load. Maybe 85°-90°… i don’t know… I tested it with Cinebench for round about 30minutes. The official specs from intel are max 100°C. I won't be using the system under full load very often, so everything looks good to me for now, including the temps in 4K gaming. But I'll keep an eye on it and maybe consider upgrading to 280mm later.
Thank you! I can tell you already how it performs 😉. It perfoms great, is silent, 4K is no problem anymore and even the temps are surprisingly good in gaming in 4K!
Bro, there's no way you're only getting 95 fps on GoW. I have the same exact build and my frames are maxed out at 120fps with everything on 4k ultra settings.
Hi Vax_ta, yes i know that actually a 280mm radiator is recommended for this CPU but unfortunately you can not mount a 280mm radiator at the top, it’s only designed for 240mm radiators. So i decided to try it anyway and was surprised about the temps which are really good! Mostly between 55-70°C in games. The official specs from Intel are max 100°C, so it’s far away from that. But i will watch that and if it’s gonna be too high, you can also undervolt the CPU and in worst case i mount a 280mm at the front.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner ok , good idea , but u can mount at th front , I have front and it's okay , different is only 3 C , have not any burble sounds an so on . in future You have to buy 280mm radiator in all options, this 100 C is marketing thing, on max 101 C is damaging the cpu therefore 55-70 is norm but with 280 mm you will have 32-60 or lower , it is not hurry but the sooner the better for the processor
I have i9 9900k and I put on corsair h115i elite 280mm radiator also before I had 240 mm radiator , different was 15-20 C 🙂 which it's best for perfomance ...
Yes i know 😅… My original plan was a purple/black build but then i decided to make it white/black and i had no other wires at this time. Later i changed it into white but did not produce a seperate video only for wire change.
Even in some triple A Games like „Cyberpunk“ or „The Witcher 3 Next Gen Update“ with DLSS „quality“. For more FPS in those games you have switch DLSS on performance mode.
i'll be honest, this is the best looking PC i have ever seen in my entire life. Extremely clean with matte black theme lit internally by white lights. This genuinely inspired me for my next PC build. Thanks a lot!
Thanks for your nice comment! I appreciate that!
Thanks a lot man! Building pretty much the same pc myself without any experience in building them didn’t know if the parts would fit now I do😂
Nicely done brother, excellent quality and editing.
Thanks man!
That GPU is nicely heating up water in that tubes that are laying on that backplate.
Schönes System, gefällt mir sehr gut!🤗
Dankeschön 😊
How looks the rgb with the lateral panel ? All videos are without the panel 😢
awesome bro...thank you
Hey, can you please give me the link of where you bought the cables mod (black ans purple) for motherboard (24 pin) and gpu? Thanks.
@@devinnguyen258 Hey Devin! Yes sure!
The 24 pin are extensions from FormulaMod (color type BK-GY-PU): www.formulamod.com/formulamod-nck3-series-psu-extension-cable-kit-solid-color-cable-mix-combo-300mm-atx24pin-pci-e8pin-cpu8pin-with-combs-p3474015.html
The gpu cable was an extension which i bought at Amazon. amzn.eu/d/cx3r051
But i replaced it later with this one from CableMod:
www.caseking.de/cablemod-c-series-pro-modmesh-12vhpwr-to-3x-pci-e-kabel-for-corsair-60cm-carbon/ZUAD-1381.html?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAABRBl3rq6nwvU2oEMUf-RwhmZLyfN&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI7qzQ3OqyiAMV8j0GAB3FQy_wEAQYBiABEgLuF_D_BwE
I’m about to do a similar build so I’m wondering about a few things. I noticed that you applied thermal paste. Doesn’t the NZXT Kraken X53 already have thermal paste pre-applied? Also, what are the CPU temps when idle and on load? I have some concerns about a 240mm aio properly cooling the 13700k. Also, did the Kraken come with the LGA 1700 bracket?
Hi Strato, thanks for your comment!
Yes the Kraken aio has alreday thermal paste but i removed it because i wanted to use my own thermal paste.
And yes, your concerns about the 13700k and 240mm aio were also my concerns but i decided to try it anyways.
Of course a 280mm aio is better, no doubt. But i was definately surprised about the temps.
In idle round about 25-36°C. In 4K gaming in highest settings (it depends on the game) between 45-65, sometimes it jumps above 70°C. All in all it’s fine to me.
Under full load round about 95°C. Ok, that is really high but i guess a 280mm won‘t make a really big difference under full load. Maybe 85°-90°… i don’t know…
I tested it with Cinebench for round about 30minutes. The official specs from intel are max 100°C.
I won't be using the system under full load very often, so everything looks good to me for now, including the temps in 4K gaming. But I'll keep an eye on it and maybe consider upgrading to 280mm later. But you can't mount 280mm on the top. This size is only possible at the front.
Just forgot to answer your last question. Yes, the Kraken z53 came with a LGA 1700 bracket. I was not sure when i ordered it and ordered a 1700 bracket seperately and now i have two 😅, so my fault…
Thanks for the response! Those are pretty good temps and I won't really be using the system on full load often either so should be fine hopefully. I would have gone for the 280mm, but the H5 Elite comes with two 140mm RGB fans pre-installed and I didn't want to have to buy two separate 120mm RGB fans for the top. Instead, I only need to get 1 additional 120mm RGB fan for the rear. Technically, I could have bought the non-RGB Kraken X63 and replace the fans with the case fans, but you'll still have redundant fans in the end.
I see! Yes, that should work technically. But the case fans were a little bit different to the regular 140mm RGB but i think that won‘t make a difference. It was only the power and rgb cable which is directly connected in the fan itself and there were no plugin connections. Maybe it‘s a new version of the fan model.
It’s a pity that only 120mm are fit on the top.
That makes sense. Another question I want to ask while waiting for deliveries. Is the built-in RGB fan controller enough for the two fans in front, aio fans, the rear fan, and the gpu fan on the bottom? Not sure if I need a separate RGB fan controller.
I'm thinking of pairing i7-13700k with rtx 4080 for 3440x1440 gameplay. I've seen my 4080 being bottlenecked by my current cpu (12400) - Should I go for i9 instead? Since I'm not gaming at 4k and UW1440p is more CPU bound than 4k...
For 3440x1440 resolution with a 4080 and a 13700k you are well equipped! The i9 13900k is for gaming not much faster than the 13700k. You can find compare videos to that question. The 13900k is a good choice when you want to stream and play at the same time or you gonna do a lot of video editing stuff.
Hi, would like some help, for a new build with a rtx 4070ti for 1440p 165hz gaming, should I go for the Ryzen 7 7800X3D or the core i7 13700K? Pairing with 32GB DDR5 6000Mhz. Gaming is my priority however extra performance for longevity is always nice 👍. Thanks
So actually both CPUs are really good and a good choice.
The 7800X3D performs a little bit better than intels 13700K in games but will probably be more expensive. ruclips.net/video/PtD59T3qKjs/видео.html this is a simulated 7800x3d but i think you can expect those values.
Regarding to the new AM5 Socket for Ryzen CPUs you are able to upgrade your system in the future with a newer Ryzen CPU and don’t need to buy a new motherboard. I think at least the next generation of ryzen CPUs will fit on AM5 sockets. So you can easily upgrade your system to the next level in a couple of years.
However 13th Gen CPUs are the last CPUs for Socket LGA 1700 and if you want to upgrade that in a couple of years you will also need a new motherboard.
So i think regarding to more upgrade options in the future team orange (AMD Ryzen) has an advantage.
But Intels 13700K is probably little bit cheaper and also really good and paired with a 4070Ti you will be happy for many years as well.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner Yes thankm you, now trying to decide between the ryzen 7 7800x3d or the ryzen 9 7900x? I can get for £420.
@Fusion_x_Frost Hmm i see. If gaming is your priority i would wait for the 7800x3D or at least wait for the release to compare the performance and price. The 7900X is definately also a really good CPU with 12 cores but that is more important for doing multimedia stuff like video editing, streaming or streaming and gaming together. If you plan in the future things like that, a 12 or 16 core CPU are better. But if your main focus is on a high end gaming machine and as much FPS as you can get, i would wait for the 7800x3d. Games need more single core performance from the CPU. More cores do not bring more performance in games.
The 7800X3D will launch at 6th of April and i guess the price will be similar to the 7900X.
Hello, did your cooler came with the lga 1700 bracket?, i just order mine and i don't know if it comes with one
Yes, it came with a lga 1700. I was also not sure and ordered one separately and now i have two of them…😅
What's the temp like for this build? any throttling?
The CPU in idle round about 30-40°C. In 4K gaming in highest settings (it depends on the game) between 45-70°C and sometimes it jumps above 70°C. Under full load it can go up to 95°C. The official max temp is 100°C.
The GPU in idle is also round about 30-40°C.
Im gaming the card never reached 70°C or more. Mostly between 50-68°C.
Want to do a similar build, do you think it would look nice with white psu cable etxensions instead of black psu extension cables?
Yes, i think that would certainly look very good!
@@Stephan-sPCCorner Thanks, do you think a gigabyte rtx 4070ti would look good too? As there is no Fe 4070ti
@@Stephan-sPCCorner Maybe the aero rtx 4070ti by gigabyte. Do you think the white would look good or out of place in a black build?
I think it depends on your taste, if you like a black and white combination.
The aero 4070Ti looks nice but if you want to use this card in a black case i would color coordinate that with the other parts. Maybe also a white motherboard and white RAM and cables.
This is a similar build.
ruclips.net/video/BSVsrbXoYFc/видео.html
Or you go with a white case.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner Ye thanks already bought my case, thinking of going with the MSI GeForce RTX 4070 Ti GAMING X TRIO 12GB instead, think that would look good wth rgb set to white? In the black case ofc
What is the surrounding temperature?
You mean in the room? 23°C
@@Stephan-sPCCorner So is the 240mm aio cooler still fine with your i7-13700k in original voltage. Cuz I am going to have a similar built-up with this case, but I afraid that 240mm aio cannot handle it:(
@@Kkkyle I can understand your concerns about the 13700k and 240mm aio. That were also my concerns but i decided to try it anyways.
Of course a 280mm aio is better, no doubt. But i was definately surprised about the temps.
In idle round about 30-40°C. In 4K gaming in highest settings (it depends on the game) between 45-65, sometimes it jumps above 70°C. All in all it’s fine to me.
Under full load round about 95°C. Ok, that is really high but i guess a 280mm won‘t make a really big difference under full load. Maybe 85°-90°… i don’t know…
I tested it with Cinebench for round about 30minutes. The official specs from intel are max 100°C.
I won't be using the system under full load very often, so everything looks good to me for now, including the temps in 4K gaming.
Did the case come with an extra RGB cable for your rear fan?
No, you need to buy the rear fan additionally and then you get the necessary cable.
how spicy does it get in there? Im running the same build but with a 3060 ti and god damn the fans are always so loud and my cpu sits at like 45-50 when just browsing the internet. Thought it dece during gaming, 65-75 is usually the highest!
That sounds weird! My temps in idle around 28-35. In gaming 45-58. It rarely goes above 60 degrees. So actually really good and never too loud. I use the preset fan configuration "Performance" of the CAM app.
Where did you get the motherboard. I’m trying to get it but the NZXT website says coming soon and it’s been like that for a long time
I got it at mindfactory. It’s still available there but i don’t know if they ship overseas.
www.mindfactory.de/product_info.php/NZXT-N7-Z790-Matte-Black-ATX-Intel-N7-Z79XT-B1-retail_1477423.html
@@Stephan-sPCCorner Can you tell me a cheaper version for the motherboard?☺️
I trinke there are no other versions or cheaper versions from NZXT. If you want a cheaper motherboard you should take one from another brand.
did you purchase extra fans?
Only the rear fan. The case has already two front fans and one at the bottom. The AiO has also two fans.
What is better, a 240 at the top or a 280 at the front in terms of temperature and performance?
I guess 280 at the front because of the bigger radiator.
Hi! if I play in 1080p max settings with an i5-13600k how many percentages does the processor use during gaming on games like these? Also does the resolution affect the temperatures?
Hi General, i don’t have an 13600k so i can‘t give you the answer how many percentage this cpu use.
About the resolution, that depends on your system, if you have an older CPU and a newer GPU and you want to play in a higher resolution with same details like before, that might lead to a bottleneck effect at your CPU and increase your temperature.
All parts should be in tune with each other and when they have enough performance, you won‘t get higher temps.
Hi! Nice video! I love the clean look. But how are you able to run 4 sticks of DDR5 ram on a 13th gen? Are they actually reaching 6000mt's without any problems? If so, how did you do it? I thought it was near impossible to make 4 sticks of ddr5 on the Z790 boards work without any problems. I guess you're not using XMP?
Hi Nephilim2001,
thank you for your comment! Indeed 4 DDR5 sticks causes some issues and the XMP profile is not working. Then i configured the memory by myself, it was a lot of try and error but i was able to run it at 5800Mhz. For the gaming performance cuts i took only 2 sticks because they are working with XMP profile at 6000mhz.
Now my system runs at 5800mhz and i hope there will be a bios/uefi update soon that fixes this XMP issue with 4 sticks. But for the moment 5800mhz are also with me.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner Ok. Thanks for clarifying that. I guess I'll hold on to my cash a little longer and wait for the bios update. Hopefully we'll be able to buy sets of 4 identical sticks with the exact same match too.
Wonder what FPS it would get at 1440p
If you don’t mind me asking how much did this pc cost you in all?
Round about 3200€ / 3500$.
cpu temperature when play games ?
Between 55-67°C
Hey, sehr schönes Setup, wie hast du das gelöst mit dem RGB Controller? Glaube dort passen nur 3 Lüfter dran oder nicht? Grüße 🙂
Vielen Dank!
Im Grunde sind nur 3 Direktanschlüsse vorhanden, man schaltet die RGB-Anschlüsse der Lüfter aber in Reihe, jeder Lüfter hat einen In und einen Out Anschluss. Dadurch kann man theoretisch beliebig viele verketten. Sie laufen dann von der Beleuchtung her synchron und lassen sich nicht direkt ansteuern, sondern nur gemeinsam aus der entsprechenden Reihe. Ich habe somit die vorderen beiden in einer gemeinsamen Reihe und die Radiatorlüfter des CPU Kühlers mit dem hinteren Lüfter.
Nicht zu vergessen, das ist nur für die RGB Beleuchtung. Die Lüfter selbst werden auf dem Motherboard bzw. einer Anschlusserweiterung des CPU-Kühlers angeschlossen, damit man sie entsprechend von der Leistung bzw. CPU Temperatur ansteuern kann und einrichten kann. Das läuft dann über die CAM Software von Nzxt und funktioniert hervorragend.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner super okay vielen dank.
Ich möchte ein Aorus z790 elite ax verbauen, das müsste passen mit den Anschlüssen für die Lüfter.
Ich danke dir :-)
@@Stephan-sPCCorner eine Frage habe ich noch. Wie hast du das gemacht das du 4 ddr5 slots belegst ohne Probleme?
@@_derneet_ Kein Problem. Das Board was du verbauen willst sollte auf jeden Fall genügend Anschlüsse haben. Wenn du einen NZXT Controller für die Lüfter nimmst, solltest du allerdings auch NZXT RGB Lüfter dazu nehmen. Ich weiß nicht im wieweit der Controller auch mit anderen Lüftern funktioniert und sie sich ansteuern lassen. Das nur noch als Hinweis.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner hatte sowieso vor nur NZXT Lüfter zu verbauen. Ich meine beim H5 elite sind 2 in der Vorderseite (2x 140mm) bereits verbaut :-) dann fehlt ja nur noch die AIO an der Oberseite und hinten 1 x 120
nice bro. im also building in similar case but h5 flow. rx 7900xtx and ryzen 9 7900x
glorified space heater
@@omegalul8453 huh. my case is flow so the front is not glass but with holes
@Dzenk 19 Kaplun: Thank you! Your build sounds also nice! Are you planning with the original AMD Radeon card or a custom card?
@@Stephan-sPCCorner custom xfx. i already bought it but im still thinking that or just change it for rtx 4080. i want to stream and seems like amd is lacking in this area
Makes me wonder if I can fit a 4080 in an h510 elite
It fits, even with a radiator at the front. Only the side glass is close to the connection.
Nice, I will keep this in mind, my dark rock pro 4 is pretty much touching the glass and now a 4080 will also be close to touching it
What about system Temperatures?
In idle round about 30-40°C. In 4K gaming in highest settings (it depends on the game) between 45-70°C, sometimes it jumps above 70°C. But all in all it’s fine to me.
Under full load round about 95°C. Ok, that is really high but i guess a 280mm won‘t make a really big difference under full load. Maybe 85°-90°… i don’t know…
I tested it with Cinebench for round about 30minutes. The official specs from intel are max 100°C.
I won't be using the system under full load very often, so everything looks good to me for now, including the temps in 4K gaming. But I'll keep an eye on it and maybe consider upgrading to 280mm later.
are those original glass panels? they seem to be very light and super nice. Ive always seen black h5 elite builds being so dark behind the panels.
Do you have any gpu sag?
At least not visible. I have never measured it. Maybe you would measure 1mm…
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stealing this build haha
How much for the system? Its like showing a Rolce Roys and believe it is for everyone.
Thank you for the comparison with a rolls royce 😄.
It depends, for this build you have to spend round about 3000€
@@Stephan-sPCCorner 😎😙3000€ its not bad. a 4080 cost around 1500€ have fun with your build. tell us in few weeks how it perform
Thank you! I can tell you already how it performs 😉. It perfoms great, is silent, 4K is no problem anymore and even the temps are surprisingly good in gaming in 4K!
How much this pc cost? Amazing build
Thank you!
It depends, for a build like this you have to spend round about 3000€.
Bro, there's no way you're only getting 95 fps on GoW. I have the same exact build and my frames are maxed out at 120fps with everything on 4k ultra settings.
you forgot how much wifi affects gaming
Hey man, how much will the build run me?
It depends, for this build you have to spend round about 3000€ / 3200$.
those nzxt all black or all white mobos look nice but man are they overpriced
No red dead 2?
No, sorry 🙁
hay bro u need min 280 mm radiator or 360 mm , this 240 mm is not good this cpu 🙂
Hi Vax_ta,
yes i know that actually a 280mm radiator is recommended for this CPU but unfortunately you can not mount a 280mm radiator at the top, it’s only designed for 240mm radiators. So i decided to try it anyway and was surprised about the temps which are really good! Mostly between 55-70°C in games.
The official specs from Intel are max 100°C, so it’s far away from that. But i will watch that and if it’s gonna be too high, you can also undervolt the CPU and in worst case i mount a 280mm at the front.
@@Stephan-sPCCorner ok , good idea , but u can mount at th front , I have front and it's okay , different is only 3 C , have not any burble sounds an so on . in future You have to buy 280mm radiator in all options, this 100 C is marketing thing, on max 101 C is damaging the cpu therefore 55-70 is norm but with 280 mm you will have 32-60 or lower , it is not hurry but the sooner the better for the processor
I have i9 9900k and I put on corsair h115i elite 280mm radiator also before I had 240 mm radiator , different was 15-20 C 🙂 which it's best for perfomance ...
Thank you for the tip, i‘ll keep an eye on the temps. For the moment it seems to be fine and i think about to upgrade later to 280mm.
That’s definately a big difference!
This is what you get to have when you're not the disgusting Gen-Z
great build bro what are you running for your monitor?
Purple wires?
Broo.. from 8.5/10 build to a solid 5.7/10 .. Those 2 colourful wires messed the whole aesthetic😞
Yes i know 😅… My original plan was a purple/black build but then i decided to make it white/black and i had no other wires at this time. Later i changed it into white but did not produce a seperate video only for wire change.
Temp on idle
Between 25-35°C
4K and RT Ultra not so good.
Even in some triple A Games like „Cyberpunk“ or „The Witcher 3 Next Gen Update“ with DLSS „quality“.
For more FPS in those games you have switch DLSS on performance mode.
I think they added frame gen to cyberpunk in the last week
all that PC just to put it in a h5 ffs
Just need to save more for a decent GPU and Imma build in the nzxt h5 elite