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in this build I using all corsair fan and AIO, the AIO Cooler comes with the ICUE Commander CORE, the fan with Lighting Node CORE and I add PWM fan Hub to connect it to motherboard. for RGB and PWM fan my setup is İCUE Commander CORE: 5 RGB: 3 QL120 fan (2 pull on rad/1 back fan), 2 included fan form AIO (push on rad) 5 PWM: 4 radiator fan, 1 back fan Lighting Node Core 6 RGB: 3 QL120 top fan, 3 QL120 bottom fan PWM fan HUB to MB PWM: 6 PWM: 3 QL120 top fan, 3 QL120 bottom fan Hope this will help.

ASUS ROG STRIX B550-A GAMING motherboard,

for the GPU without the extantion i don't think it long enough. most build with this case we will use extension.

L-connect 3 software sync with Asus aura, during the wiring we connect the l-connect hub to the A-RGB to the motherboard. and in the software we enable the motherboard sync, so the motherboard (Aura Sync) can control the Lian li fan RGB, this RGB light is preset from Asus Aura

@@StyleVisionPc thankyouu

not really necessary, but more fan mean more air flow, so i can run the fan at lower RPM. the AIO stock FAN is use because i had the space, and using the Lian Li Uni fan 3 set. performance for this Fan is Ok, but mainly push pull the rad becsue i can lower the Fan RPM. The white build with corsair fan on my other video in my opinion need it, as Corsair QL120 is not optimize for static pressure, static pressure fan is needed for radiator and heatsink. so if you had the space and can do push and pull, why not.

@@StyleVisionPc Thank you for explaining. I usually avoid installing fans in a way that disrupts the air flow. Rear fan is not a problem, right? I am thinking of buying 7 fans instead of 6 fans. Asus tuf tf120 fans look pretty good.

@@muratcelik-i5e 7 fan assuming normal Mid Tower case, so 3 intake in the front, 3 exhaust on the top, and 1 exhaust on the back, I see no problem.

@@StyleVisionPc I have already this case. I'm picking up the parts one by one. I can't wait to do the installation. I'm also buying white parts to match the color of the case, so it's a bit of a hassle, but it'll be worth it. Thank you for your answers sir. Have a nice day

@@muratcelik-i5e Good Luck and all the best this is a great case

4060ti GPU is great for 1080p gaming and you can try with 1440p gaming as well, but normaly recomemded for FHD gaming, your CPU is a bit slow for 4060ti but the GPU is a great upgrade for 2024. I don't see why you would be worry about bottleneck, because it will happen depending on the type of game you play and resolution. For now I would say i5-10400F with RTX 4060 is not a problem, is you don't want to see bottleneck game at higher resolution where the GPU will be the bottleneck, what is your current GPU?

@@StyleVisionPc I currently have an old 1050TI graphics card and I want to upgrade it. I have all the components I listed earlier except the graphics card, what graphics card would you recommend for the i5 10400f

@@Miragesuu what is the price for RX 7700 XT compare to 4060 TI at your region. RTX 4060 and 4060 Ti, is PCIe Gen 4 8 lane, and i5-10 gen only support gen 3, so the PCIe slot for the GPU will be wired PCIe gen 3, 8 lane, where usually GPU wired for PCIe gen 3 16 lane, some competitive E-sport games like CS2 or fortnite will be bottleneck by the 10 gen platform, but other game i don't see problem, this does not mean you should worry much as the GPU RTX 4060 Ti is a great upgrade for you. and you can always upgrade your platform in the future. or GO with RX 7700 XT, sorry for the late reply

ops, wait until you at cable management part, there is no cable management!! just shoving it until it fit.

with Asus Aura Sync supported motherborad we don't use reset button to control the RGB, ARGB is plug to the motherboard

HMMm price during build available at PC part picker

here we using 120 mm Fan, so any fan should work, the problem will be the radiator not fan, using ATX mobo, we using 240 ran on the side as intake, if you want to use 360 rad on top you can use Matx mobo drop the mobo mount or buy the offset bracket to mount it on top with ATX mobo.

check the PC partpicker list, this is a 2022 build plus we from Malaysia so originally RM 8k+- now The PC already upgrade with Ryzen 5800x#D with ROG RTX 3080 and Corsair LCD screen upgrade. so estimate around 13K

AMD Z1 Extreme. Similar spec with more features mode. 🤟🏼

8.8" WQXGA (2560x1600) IPS 500nits, 97% DCI-P3, 144Hz, Corning® Gorilla® Glass 5, Low Blue Light, Touch

No, 12500h is for Swift 3 OLED

1:34 that is just mobo standoff panel for ATX mobo, if i using a smaller mobo or itx mobo that thing is no required. if you noted when i put it mobo standoff is full 9 set. hope this explain it.

@@StyleVisionPc does is come with the case?

@@DeepCreeddo Yes

ok je, spec and timing yg sama performance sama dgn D50, cuma lebih low profile dan compatibility dgn Air Cooler yg besar2 lebih baik, tambahan masih ada RGB

3:36 i just use the pre applied thermal paste, as this build was and already upgrade with THE LCD screen upgrade, so the wiring was redone,

sorry I hadn't seen the two Asus fans, I didn't say anything it's the right one without. very nice pc

yes,

hey what do you mean by turntables?

unless you using i9-13 or 14gen during game the hottest component during gaming will be your GPu, the warm air passthru your GPu is negligible, plus the air flow is more important, in this case the intake is 2 fan from the side and 3 fan from the bottom, and exit to the top. good air flow will ensure no hot air is trap

A315-59-366J

no

for this build i using Cooler master extension Cable can be see here 7:34

Yes

you mean the L-connect 3 software sync with aura? during the wiring we connect the l-connect hub to the A-RGB to the motherboard. and in the software we enable the motherboard sync, so the motherboard (Aura Sync) can control the Lian li fan RGB.

@@StyleVisionPc thanks buddy!... and did you customize the color of the fan or just use the pre set color?

yes, it support all the main atx, m-atx, as well itx mobo.