My Ultimate ITX Build for Productivity (and Gaming)
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Optimum and Devyn posting on same day is just pure bliss.
Exactly my thoughts
Devyn copy's video Optimum style BIG Time, this ain't hate tho, it's very smart.
@@tomfreyberg7020 yeah it's also a little different content and ideas and just gives me more videos to watch, lol
Fr 2 of my favorite RUclipsrs posting same day is so good
both of them are in different league.
This is ITX perfection imho... all that power under 60º without custom cooling and in that little volume is truly impressive
How the radiator is below the pump? Do you understand how to build a proper PC 😂
@@hashmaticmining5589dumb comment lmao, the top of the radiator is still above the pump lol
@@hashmaticmining5589Do you understand how to write/type a proper sentence?
No but I do know how to properly build a PC though. You can give me English lessons and I'll teach you how to properly do things on the PC side.....deal? @@MitchellTheMitch
@@hashmaticmining5589 it does look about an inch or so to high, the case does support a 280 which would have clear the highest point to a better place than the 240 chosen. Still not great but much better.
Your channel has rapidly become my all time reference for SFF builds. Those tiny boxes are just perfect. Very informative and enjoyable to watch.
In a world where most of the time pc builders are just building gaming pc, Building a productivity pc is really helpful to figure out how much power we actually need for productivity tasks. It is much different from gaming requirements and thus creates these confusions around picking up the parts. Really helpful Build. ✨
I'm going to keep saying it, your cable management is a thing of beauty.
This is the first video I've seen of yours and I LOVE the way you use light in this video. Awesome cinematography.
Men see ITX. Men click. Men watch. Men happy
Men love small things. Men love large things as well.
@@lewyrd01 Men love everything, then?
@@therealMrHai men love each other
Man that keyboard sounded so smooth at the end, I was surprised to see it was the same one in my Amazon cart! Don't know how you popped up on my feed, but I'm glad you did, I want to go with the Meshroom D w/ Extender Bracket custom loop. Love the camera work, just subbed and looking forward to watching your past builds! Cheers mate!!
I like the way you described the small issues you ran into and your workarounds 👍🏽
All I want to see is new mini ITX builds. Productivity, gaming anything. It doesn't have to be focused on a certain category. Also, it looks awesome. I am new to the channel.
❤🎉itx and 4090! Definitely doing this build, gaming and productivity as as well
Nicely done. Excellent explanation. More productivity focused builds please - not a gamer & SFF only builder.
Absolutely, more Productivity + Gaming PC build videos like this would be amazing! As a fellow architecture designer, 3D modeler, and gamer, I've been researching parts to build my first custom PC. But most build guides out there are focused solely on gaming performance, so it's hard to know if those same specs would be ideal for my mixed-use case.
This video was super helpful and informative. I'm seriously considering following this exact parts list for my build! The only changes I might make are going with a different case that fits my personal style a bit more, and possibly swapping the RTX 4090 for a 4080 Super instead, just to bring the total cost down a little. Do you think all the other components you chose would still be compatible with a 4080 Super GPU?
Seriously, thanks so much for putting this guide together with us productivity power users in mind. More content like this would be incredibly valuable and much appreciated! You've got at least one new subscriber here. Keep up the awesome work!
awesome build, and also as a noob the build gave a lot of ideas about what parts to choose
This is my dream build now.
yes, productivity builds are great! This encapsulated what I really wanted in my next computer perfectly.
This is Next level , performance wise and visually, you should the feet to white ones 'and that's the build complete' 😉
This is an awesome build! Could you do another productivity build, but a bit more on the budget friendly side say around $1500?
Yes please!!! I love the he focus on making the pc for 3d modeling, video editing and software engineer! (which I am also doing) But after totaling the parts it came to around 3,000!! Would love a more cost effective alternative!
More productivity itx builds please
That RTX is a THICC BOY!
Other than heat, it can't be that easy to clean from dust these tiny builds. You will have to do a disassembly to get access to most parts.
Still, looking good!
I see thumbnail, i click
Same
❤❤😂😂@@Eric-k6i3w
@HabibTanbir004 i see mini pc, i click
I see small case i click
Dont we all?
You gained a new subscriber! I love that you select the most sleek and minimal space case! Also, how you focus on making the PC for 3D modeling, video editing, and software engineering (which I am also doing)! But after totaling the parts, it came to around $3,000!! Would love to see a more cost-effective alternative, like around $1,200 :3
Thank you
thank god for this video - i rlly needed help figuring out how to build a gaming itx mini that wasnt gonna turn into a furnace ; _ ;
It would be awesome to see a build with no GPU (using Ryzen 8000 series) on an A09 case!
Im building the lunchbox 2 build because of you! Im putting in a 6700xt and 12600k and im gonna try to fit a atx psu too
this is one hell of a build ty :) I now have a back pack sized gaming pc I can carry arround
I couldn’t imagine being able to build this. I had a hard time with the new Corsair 2500X case that came out a bit ago. It’s technically a mid tower case! It’s small form factor though. But having a project zero motherboard where all the cables are on the back made it so hard to do for me to manage all of it. The skill and patience you have is commendable.
Doesn't really matter if the fans are inside, they're pulling air from the outside anyway, so that was a smart move.
i've been watching, studying and measuring how do i make small itx pc that i can bring anywhere, because i really want to go outside country to continue study, thank you for making video like this
Im currently in the part shopping process and hearing all your considerations between intel and amd is super helpful. Tons of stuff I hadn't thought about
Awesome. I ll get this case for my xtx 7800xt. It s 350mm long. This is the only sff that can take it
Man, I’m putting together exactly the same assembly for myself now, the only difference is in the video card, I can’t afford that, and in the motherboard, I took it from Asrock. Thanks for the video, it helped make sure I was on the right track.
Hey Devyn I recently discover your channel and instantly loved your videos, one think I would like to see more often is the capability to put some cases ina backpack. I think most people that wants to build an ITX PC is for mobility and the fact that PC fits on a backpack is very usefull. Keep up the good videos bro!
I absolutely LOVE seeing HFW as a benchmark
If it's Hynix A die it's capable of more then just 7200mts depending on IMC and motherboard. You just need to know how to tweak voltages, timings, secondaries and tertiaries as well as know what you're doing when you stress test the memory. XMP and EXPO profiles are typically quite loose to ensure stability for the user. Leaves alot of performance on the table. That being said, I wouldn't run 7200mts sticks on a Ryzen platform. You need to ensure it runs in a 1:1 ratio and the fabric bottlenecks your bandwith anyways unless you overclock it. So there's really no point in going over 6000-6400. Raptor Lake and Refresh co. on the other hand will give you massive gains with faster memory. That's why the only boards I use with my 13900KS are the Apex and Tachyon because they are 2 dimm. With my 7800x3d the cheap b650 I have suffices. Running a kit of Lexar Ares a die @ 6000 c28 36 36 28 tREFI at 65535 and all other timings as low as possible. Fabric at 2133. -20 PBO undervolt. 1.20v SOC and 1.35 for the dimms. No matter how much you optimize the memory it caps at 64,000 mbps in Aida unless you increase the fabric. Getting 70,000mbps and 61.0ns on latency. No matter what I do I can't get it lower on that chip. With my Apex running at 7800mts cl34 @1.45v I get 49.9ns
My case of choice would be the Jonsbo V10. You can fit ATX power supplies up to 140mm long and graphics cards up to 330mm long, since the graphics card is installed behind the motherboard. You can also put a 240mm radiator on the top.
A little hack for removing the mesh panels, you can fashion a paper clip or twist ties to hook through the holes as little handles.
I love these aesthetic workstations 👌👌
no hate, but, this is more gamer than any pother gaming intended build i've seen on th itx world :D so nice ans cle-cleaaaan
two notes Ssupd Meshroom S accommodates AIO up to 280mm and has 14.9L capacity and in the video was 240mm AIO and 14.7L capacity
in the setting for a 4-slot GPU, I can recommend e.g. NZXT Z63, the block pump can fit in without any problems
beautiful and clean build. I like a thick ITX
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I love all the drama about “I need to build my computer for work and gaming, this will be a challenge.” Then, the only thing to do is buy the most expensive parts and voilà, computer build finished!
Loved this built. I will try it and if successful this will save me a lot of space.
Maybe do another version of the same idea but affordable enough for us mere mortals 😂
So just a budget oriented Productivity PC, also Mini ITX would be awesome!
Thanks. This reminded me why I use a ginormous HAF 700 case instead of itx. Its just so much easier to build in!
If I move to a smaller case and switch to a mora, I'll probably skip this form factor. I want my pc to be easy to manage. And i hate no problem with it taking up a ton of space between my desks 😂
thank you as a 12 year old i needed this budget build for school
For future build videos it would be great to see a cost summary of the build at the time that you did it.
Of course, price changes overtime, however, it would be insightful to see a segment addressing how much it cost at the time of the build and also compared to other options that are around the same total price (or even cheaper alternatives/suggestions). 😊
The item links in description (w/o peripherals) total just over $3600 although some parts are cheaper elsewhere
Beautiful absolutely beautiful
I am just checking this video now and I glad you didnt choose INTEL CPU!
Respect for using a case most people can afford and get their hands on, unlike some other RUclipsrs who only prefers the most expensive ITX cases for their builds.
One thing you should absolutely do Undervolting the GPU after that it will be just perfect💯
Wow! Awesome buila, I also like the extra storage component 👍👍
I would actually down clock thst ram to 6200 as that 7200 will perform worst in 90% of situations just because of the way slower infinite fabric. But maybe I’m wrong. I think it’s worth a test
Cant find this case in white anywhere currently
That aio loop is scaring me
I just bought the Studio display for productivity, I would love to use it for gaming too (I know it's not a gaming monitor and stuck at 60HZ) I heard that the monitor limits to 1080 when connected to a console. Is this the same for a PC? If I can play 4k I will be building a mini ITX!
Its only limited by the cables you use. That being said, you will probably not be getting any audio output to it from a console. I've spent hundreds on cables and just gave up.
Love it I watch this video like every other day I was going to get a 64g ram kit but I thought if 32 is good for you and that's what I got
I love this build, especially the white aesthetic. My only thing is the case!! I wish it were side ways like the Terra case and not up/down like an Xbox lol.
Amazing video, might mimic the build for a second PC! Tired of having an ATX build (takes up too much space)!
You should have chosen the meshlicious over the meshroom. Higher quality panels all around. Only drawback is it's limited to ITX/DTX, which is never an issue for me.
Can we get a link for the case feet? Either reply here or add to description would be cool. Thanks either way and great video! I've been hanging on to an original white Meshlicious case for maybe close to two years now... you've achieved my wildest dreams! The original version has MUCH thicker, sturdier panels with no bending concerns. IMO, the Meshroom is a slight downgrade and feels like a cost-cutting maneuver. New features are interesting, but largely unnecessary.
Found on newegg
Insanely expensive build
Not really I have a build like his same case different mb 4090 different cpu but I mostly game oh and I’m running sf750 a 280 corsair aio
@@flylowe46m38how much was your build
@@CRONKTEZI’d have to look cause some things were on sale but just the gpu was 1440$ with my discount at best buy
I guess i’m a broke boi but $3k for a pc is dummy expensive + peripherals!
I understand this is more of an enthusiast pc but sheeeeesh
@@CRONKTEZnot really I already had case, aio, ram mouse keyboards nvme I just gave my 3080 and my i5126k to my kid and rebuilt him his pc all I got is gpu, mb cpu and that’s it
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Intel uses less poer when idling and doing general tasks. That will save you more money in the long run, not using less wattage during heavy tasks.
You can easily lower the heat on Intel chips by changing a few settings and it doesn't harm performance.
Would love to see a 2k productivity and gaming itx build
Hi, Devyn! Do you have any plans of covering the a620i boards? Especially the Asrock's one, it seems to be very good for 65w TDP chips
itx builds are the best
That's a pretty & satisfying build.
*Claps in poor 👏🏻
You have to make a custom Precision Boost Overdrive with the 7000 series you can win some
Every new video in this channel is the "ultimate" PC 😂😂😂
Not so cheap, but very nice and powefull!
Devyn must be so productive right now
here i am always watching beautiful pc build. nice pc bro....
Everything I've seen from other builders and from ssupd themselves have indicated that the front AIO fans being set to exhaust is the way to go. Back when people were testing both intake and exhaust, exhaust always results in better GPU thermals and equal to better CPU thermals. So it seems you sorta lucked into the superior option anyway.
I stlll like the Form T1 best for ITX
Anyone: How many times are you going to drool over that video?
Me: YES
Software engineer that occasionally plays games and it’s so hard to find good productivity builds that aren’t for music production lol
Just one thing I would change, if this is for productivity, I would definitely go with the Ryzen 9 7950X, not the 3D.
The 3D V-cache won't help nothing on productivity or multitasking; on the contrary, 3D V-cache modules are very sensitive to temperature, so they run at a lower clock speeds by default and are much more susceptible to suffer thermal throttling, which does not easily happen in X versions, because of that the 7950X are faster on productivity tasks. Another thing is how the CPU allocates tasks to use the 3D V-cache; in a game, this is well optimized, and the game can make good use of it. However, in normal tasks or multitasking in Windows, it simply bugs out and doesn't know how to allocate tasks correctly on the memory to work properly and it is also very unstable with RAM profiles, if your DRAM isn't AMD EXPO profile, it'll definitely cause some stability issues, even worse that you are using it at 7200MHz probably with an Intel XMP profile.
I can't explain it exactly in a comment, but this video explains it better: ruclips.net/video/JZGiBOZkI5w/видео.html
Proxmox solves this problem. Run your gaming VM.on Proxmox with GPU.passthrough, and in the guest you can just pin all VM threads to the vcache CCD.
Great video, I really appreciate your approach to videos and the PC construction hobby. My only complaint with the pc build hobby is the lack of 3.5 or 2.5 inch bays. With the massive size of game I've come to love hot swap bays. I'm getting to the point of treating ssd as game cartridges.
I even have one machine that has a hot swap m.2 on the back of the pc.
the panel issue with the meshrooms can be "solved" when using a plastic pry tool for removing the panels, near the pins. iFixIt sets have one f.e.
studio display running over 60fps? Thought it was capped at 60hz
With the 7950X3D you have to disable half the cores in order to get max game performance. Then turn then back on when doing productivity workl.
I run the meshlicious with custom water, High recommend to do so in the meshroom, since it has a touch more room and you can run a dual rad set up with the 4090....
You said its for productivity purpose but the only thing that you test is gaming...
Maybe we can see other benchmark result for productivity workload like render, compiling, transfering files, ai inferencing etc
Cool build tho
Why you need to benchmark productivity even? Idk since when productivity becomes a competition to even have a benchmark? His productivity and other people will be different.
@@jeremyg2236 i mean its kinda an estimated approach, its ok to benchmark with his workload, atleast it will give info to the viewer aboaut how this pc will perform, because of that you need to test the pc imo
This is actually very helpful and nice!
I'm looking to build a new pc but want it to be a mini tower, seeing your build give's me insipration, might copy tbh 😥
Am I the only one that finds I weird, that the monitor cables need to be plugged in from the bottom of the case ? I know he’s probably using some sort of modification to make it easier but still weird ?
Still love the build. Insane content und nice ITX build, very inspiring.
Don't you get insane in that black-and-white office? 😅
Beautiful build, lots of stuff crammed in there tho. I personally would have gone with a MB that has rear connections so you could cable manage all the cables within the case.
😊 great mini ITX PC build 😊
Great build!
just liking the SFF rabbit hole
Nice I have the meshy I did during the holidays 2023 around nov with 4090fe on discount love it cpu barely cracks 55c and my Gpu 60 to 65 and still quiet oh it’s a 136k and I play on 4k I have that same cooler in black
Yeeees. More productivity builds please
Quick note on the MSI board, the m.2 on the back is not connected to the CPU but to the chipset.
Great aesthetics of all those components hidden behind a meh panel, worth the extra cost kek
There's a glass side panel option. You can see it at 06:21
@@devyn.johnston that's great, but have you actually tested it? what are the diffs in performance and temps? I'm assuming a system this powerful gets easily chocked in a glass panel itx case, even tho it looks like it has plenty of airflow
Not sure that AIO is going to last long in that config. Looks like the pump is the high spot in the loop. It might work now, but as liquid slowly evaporates from the loop, it's going to fail.
As I remember, the movment of fluid catches some air bubles which will be collected in the highest point... Which is an AIO in this case. AiO should be reversed in vertical way.
wait, you game on a 60Hz screen? great pc build
Also, the 7800x3d generally out performs the 7900x3d for gaming specifically. For productivity I believe the 7900x3d is better for the most part but only marginally.
might be my next build for the 5000 series
I was so happy when I built my new PC, and then I saw this video...
Beautiful build!
I want a Mini ITX build for my rendering PC, but the ITX components are so expensive!