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Wooooo!

Definitely not wrong. In a world of everybody coming out with back connect motherboards, I am still a fan of the regular boards and having custom cables for this look alone

Right?! I am doing another all Corsair build, or rather.... quite a few of them....

Thank you buddy!! I know!! It goes up slowly every day and its awesome!!

Very nice!!! Sounds like the system is a very solid build as well! Having the native 12VHPWR cable definitely is nice for cleaning up the cables

My apologies. I will correct for the next video. Thank you for the feedback!!

@krbaker89 thank you!! These dual chamber cases do make it nice for fan placement everywhere for sure!! Cooler is very easy to add fans onto 😁 In terms of performance between the 4080 Super and the 4090, its pretty good. I am currently benchmarking the 4080 Super in different games that I have benchmarked my 4090 system on and I can for sure let you know how those results come out 😁 Case does come in different colors. Black, Black/Red, Black/White, White, and White/White 🙂

4090 is probably more GPU than I need, have paired with this board's cousin Z690TG Wifi 12900KF 48gb DDR5. 4080S was out of stock also. Price might be a factor in deciding also and stock. I can say the 4090 does beat the 7900XTX, 4080S didn't exist at the time, the 12VHPWR thing I found overrated. I don't have any issues, my FE came with a 8pin converter, run it open case in a 7000D Airflow, have an overkill SF 1600W, these Nvidia high end are energy efficient from my time with the 4090 it doesn't offput crazy heat. I found both 4090 and 7800XT have acceptable levels of everyday use, a 4080S might be enough if it's close to or below MSRP, would think it's a better alternative to the XTX in terms of heat (haven't undervolted yet). Am still in 1440P. I never had a reason to take the 4090 out for whatever that's worth, 4080S might still be plenty.

4080S is definitely more then plenty for 1440P Gaming :)

@jandkwhite6459 hehe yep!! Gotta have both of them 😁👍

@@PidgyPCs I 100% agree. All of my builds with 12th gen and up get a contact frame. And with the way gpus are theres NO REASON to not spend the money on an anti sag bracket

@jandkwhite6459 thats it too. I think I have only done 1 LGA1700 build that I didnt put a contact frame in, and that was on a 12600K. Other then that, its a $9 purchase that is well worth the money. As far as the brace goes, the GPU came with its own, but because the case also comes with one that screws into the floor to hold the GPU, I opted for that one instead as it seemed more solid 😄

@@PidgyPCs you said it man 9 FREAKIN DOLLARS to lower temps it makes no sense to not do it. And I love it when cases or gpus comes with anti sag brackets

@@jandkwhite6459 haha same!!!

@eXtrem1s 850w is plenty. In fact you can run a 4080 Super PC on a 850w PSU. Its when you start running a 4090 that you should think about a 1000w PSU

@rmorenberg what do you mean by cooler connection? I know I have a UA-cam Short unboxing the cooler 🙂

@@PidgyPCs the H150 series with the q series fans has all the connections on the radiator it looks like with the titan RX aio it has the connectors on the pump again did I miss see that?

@rmorenberg so the AIO comes with a LINK hub like the triple pack of fans.

506mm

Thank you buddy! Really appreciate that!!

It is a good song to be fair 😆

You are probably going to have to make a custom water block for it, but anything is possible!!! Have fun with the project!!!

@@PidgyPCs yea i saw they aren’t producing it anymore, but i did find one in stock on a Portuguese website. I have family there by pure luck, gonna see what i can do there :)

Good luck on getting it!!! Hope it works out for your slim model 😁

Hehe yes!

Very nice!! What do you think of the case?

Its very silent to be fair

@@Weapon_X_107 Very nice! Enjoy the case!!!

Just bought this case for my first build and have similar set up with the AIO but am racking my brain to get all 10 fans daisy chained to the one controller!

An AIO can be ran either way. This just makes tube routing easier

That config is actually Corsair's recommendation.

I did try to put the tubes going down, but I think the tubes were to short to go around the GPU, so I had to put them up. This AIO though, the pump is in the rad so in this case it would be fine in terms of air bubbles

So yeah, the fan on the left sits directly above the PSU so there is really only an inch of air being pulled through that fan, the other though is open as the PSU doesnt go that far. The air is pulled from the bottom vent of the case and through the cables

​​​@@PidgyPCsthank you really appreciate your reply to my confusion, though I'm planning to buy it and I really don't wanna spend more on buying those other 4 fans as it only comes with only 3 , and since the one you put is pretty expensive do i have any else choice which is great but also costs less?

So I am pretty sure you can get the 3500x without the fans. This way you can get 6 fans that all match. If that doesnt work, Corsair makes LL fans that are cheaper but would require a different hub. The only other way to do is to get the LINK RX AIO as it would come with 3 fans so there are a total of 6 matching

@@PidgyPCs ok sirr, thank you so much i liked your content.. I'll make sure to subscribe and recommend it to my friends 👍🏻

Really appreciate it!! 🙌

Oh dang. Yeah, I picked this up during one of Amazon's sales

Thank you!! Really appreciate that!!! 🙌🙌

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@@PidgyPCs thanks! This will go perfectly with my 4080 super yeston

No problem at all

Unfortunately its EOL

Yeah, i noticed that as well that the block is officially EOL

The BTF doesnt have the 12VHPWR cable, instead it has to be used with a BTF motherboard due to the PCIe finger that slots into the motherboard as that is how it gets its power. The ASUS rear connect motherboard has the 12VHPWR plug on the back side of the board so it gives you a truly no cable look

Thank you! So all of the ports that would be on the back of the PS5 normally (USB, Ethernet, and HDMI) are all still there and fully functional for plugging into. The ports you lose when doing this are the front USB ports and the power switch/reset button. As long as you have a controller that is synced with the PS5, all you do is turn on the power switch and then press the PS button on the controller and the PS5 boots up like normal. When you are done, you will need to do a full shut down on the PS5 so that way you can flip the power switch that controls everything. This way your fans, RGB, and water loop pump dont constantly run.

The CPU Cooler will have liquid already in it

Its a great little fan!

Appreciate that!!! 😁😁

I did have thoughts of doing this, but I could not find a case that would support both a ATX motherboard and a MATX motherboard (PS5 is MATX). All of the cases I found only supported a ITX and ATX. Thats why I put it in a case just by itself

You have to take the back panel off so you can snake the cables for the motherboard and the GPU up through the hole at the bottom and then plug them into the back

@@PidgyPCs thanks for the quick and informative response 🤍

@@QKops no problem!

Its like a 1 way mirror glass. When all the RGB is off, you dont see anything, but when all the RGB is on you can see clearly in it

@@PidgyPCs same like the lian li O11 vision chrome. It is also a mirror glass that if no RGB it will just like a mirror that reflects the surroundings. Not exactly that nice although it is special.

First round of pre orders 😁

I am not sure. I know it fits a ROG STRIX 3080 Ti, but in terms of 40 series I am not sure what it will fit. I would look at the GPU support on the ASUS website and compare it with the dimensions of the GPU

It is, yes. I do have another video on my channel hard line water cooling in this case though

As long as your happy with the build and it does what it needs to, thats what matters

Currently not availble yet, but soon it will be

Thank you!!!

Thank you!! No problem, do you want it measured from the motherboard or just from the base of the cooler to the top of the cap?

@@PidgyPCs Nice thanks man. Can you measure from the motherboard till the highest point, with and withour the cap? For example I now have a NZXT X63 which is 55mm according to the specs, but 60mm from the motherboard. Space is a bit tight here in the Dan Case C4 with sandwhich fan setup on the X63. Want to know if that will fit.

@@dennisvanderwal6226 No problem! I will check that out tonight!

​​@@dennisvanderwal6226 alright, VRM attachment 3 1/4" and regular cover 3"

Many thanks sir! 🎉