My daughters get crazy about his style:"daddy, why he smashes and throws everything!?!" "daddy, why he is so careless?!!" "daddy, I can't watch, he is breaking it!", what is fun about it? They are 5y and 8y....lol...
you know, for Seasonic's first attempt at a case, it's surprisingly good! I'd say that gives us two options: either Seasonic are just that good, in which case they should make more cases or designing a good case is much easier than we thought and most case manufacturers out there are a bunch of incompetent idiots
"Why are there RGB and fan extension cables?" So you could plug those two cables into your motherboard and route literally EVERY RGB and fan cable in the system to the distro block. Lights and fans account for 80% of the visible cable clutter in a case these days. It's like Seasonic threw in a free fan and RGB hub so you didn't need to buy one. "Why did they put so much thought into RGB for this case and not include any RGB?" Look, you haven't fully grasped the point of this case. The case was not designed to accommodate the power supply. The case AND the power supply were designed together as a PLATFORM. Seasonic have basically said, "You want a case that can handle RGB? Done. You want it to handle 10 fans and radiators? No problem. Don't want to take up space and cram separate RGB and fan controllers into the back of the case? Our distro block is the only hub you need." They are deliberately minimizing aesthetic choices so you can use this platform to build anything from a showpiece PC to an under-the-desk workhorse. You can swap this power supply out in the future and not have to rewire your entire system. You can swap out your motherboard, and since the fans and LEDs are hooked into the distro block, you don't have to re-route a bunch of tiny cables so they reach the new header locations on the new motherboard. I really like where this is going, and I hope they make it a standard of some kind so more cases and power supply vendors can do something similar.
@@sethhu20 The heat from gpu is directly pointing at the AIO radiator on top. Installing the AIO block to the front and moving the intake fans to the TOP as exhaust would mitigate somewhat but then you will be relying on a single intake fan from the rear plus bottom holes. This case screams air cooling for the cpu so then you have direct airflow from the intake fans -> cpu fan -> rear as exhaust. But unfortunately I really want AIO block for the cpu. Custom loop is also possible but it gets really expensive really fast and it can really messy really fast.
So this is essentially the endgame case/power-supply solution... Once you have this, you should never need to upgrade either of those 2 things again, only replace the power supply itself it is going faulty.The rest of it seems so well thought out that I couldn't see a reason to want a different case after owning that...
@@dwalters98 Pretty much my thinking. After having a few days to think about it, my only other concern would be the distribution block itself failing. They designed this case with external venting for that block...why? Are they afraid high system temps will shorten the lifespan of its internal components, or are they just compensating for the poor airflow on the back of the case? As long as you set the fans up so the case has decent positive or negative pressure then there should be enough air passing through the block to keep the insides from melting down in overclock situations. Also Linus thinks there is only 12V power coming out of the main PSU, but based on the number of wires and lack of active cooling, I am going to bet they kept all of the voltage switching gear in the main PSU. Power conversions are where the heat happens.
Idk if i would want to suspend a bottle of water in my pc case with a magnet. But with all the other magnetic components in this case i wouldn't be surprised to see it.
tbf, the psu is probably the longest lasting part along with the case and maybe heatsink, you can use a 10-15 years old one if it has enough power, and if like me you had to size for a phenom II x6 and a gtx 480 at some point it probably can. and this one can also potentially adapt to 12vo with just a distro plate upgraade if it becomes a thing in the next 10 years. in most cases you don't need to swap your case out if it can fit the format of your mobo, unless you want to switch to compact (itx) pcs. so getting a mobo+case deal is ok if that means having clean cable management and the case fits your needs.
For being their first case, I'm really impressed. Good use of magnets and filters, good out of the box airflow, good cable management, and the power supply configuration is a game changer.
Love the idea, please do a build in the case but can you do it as a live video so we can learn what works or doesn’t as you do. I’d like to see strange boards test fit and other stuff to explore this Personally I like the case quite a bit and I was a fan of the PSU design but concerned a normal case might not fit it right
Agreed, I'm in the market for a new case since I'm practically building a new gaming rig, and this would be a good choice, but I wanna know if it can fit a 240mm radiator up front without removing the 3.5" drive bay.
Thank you, as soon as I heard it I scrolled down to see how long it would take for me to see someone quote this. Less than half a second; a very good time.
Two different systems - the first one they debuted was universal, this one I'm almost positive is not. Look at where the 24 pin & GPU power come out of the backplane of this newer one, look at where they come through the case; don't think you're gonna find another case that supports the new one. And, that's why they made it larger with more cooling, and with different connector placement, they chose to make compromises by designing this and this case specifically to be used with each other(granted, the case is still 'universal' while the PSU+backplane isn't). Look back at reviews of the original model, it's deliberately designed for the "conventional/traditional" ATX + floor mounted PSU + fore/aft airflow(in other words, none of these newer cases that have airflow through the side, like the Derbauer Lian Li cases, my InWin 303, etc.) cases with the way that the backplane connectors are laid out. I suspect they'll offer both, maybe, possibly, because of the aforementioned design differences... but I have no idea because I can't get beyond the fucking CloudFlare pre-page to see what is and isn't listed on their site...
My favorite part of this power supply is that if I wanted to just replace it down the line with a better one of the same variety, I don't have to redo any of my cable runs.
@@xqr2911 I do think gpu doesn't warm your cpu so much. All the heat goes to to top then it could be a good points. But you cant always fit the gpu you want and it's like your motherboard io is on top rather than behind. I guess some people prefer. but i think it's harder to put HDD in those
Instead of pre-drilled reservoir mounts, they should have that empty panel be magnetic/removable and you can swap it out with an included panel which has the pre-drilled mount holes.
This is a case that genuinely excites me. Some actual innovation going on, great radiator, pump and reservoir support, and the opportunity for short run custom cables. As well as tying in RGB control for those that don't have something decent. May buy this.
I wish this could be something you could use in ANY case. I get making money and all that, but come on this products can sell itself without a computer case being required. With the way this thing is built, they have pretty much just limited their reach for sales.
this product doesn't solve a problem. We already route PSU cables behind trays, side chambers, etc, and then pop them out right were it's needed, so this isn't any cleaner than any other modern case. I think it's neat, but it doesn't seem to offer anything in the end result.
@@sluflyer06 Same could be said for so many aspects. Cases have become stagnant, and many 'features' go unused or solve no problems. It's about whether the individual sees a use case for the product. At least they're introducing something different.
It's also problematic. Everything else is fine but it'll fuck up the cooling on GPUs, which will be sucking the rising hot air back down to cool the card. It won't be a massive effect, but you will run hotter than standard layout, unless you watercool your GPU.
@@aldarrin You'd have to mount it upside down; PCI-E at the top, cpu at the bottom, io on the right. It was confusing me as well, I was convinced the video was mirrored until I noticed the GPU IO ports at the top.
The included Nidec fans are a genius idea. You want RGB? You sell them (they go for a significant amount of money), and with the money you raise you buy whatever kind of RGB you want. You don't want RGB? You keep them, and you don't need to upgrade fans because you already have some of the best in the market. Seasonic leaves the choice to you, while at the same time helping you a lot with whatever choice you make. Hard to say if this was actually intended, but it is brilliant regardless. If anyone from SS is reading, you guys might actually have a serious talent for designing cases. Don't let it go to waste.
I really really like what SeaSonic is doing here. Been a fan of them for a bit now after buying their fanless PSU. I appreciate that they are thinking outside the box (no pun intended) and coming up with weird designs.
Seems like he doesn't write scripts anymore and just keeps the camera rolling. Feels like he is in a rush and needs to go to a different job before uploading this clip real quick.
I love that it's a backwards mounting system compared to most other cases, having the motherboard 'upside down' is a cool aesthetic, keeps the pump of an all in one at the bottom of the loop, and allows you to see your graphics card better without needing a sideways mount. Overall that case looks great with all the modularity and thought put into it.
@Greg Scott The distance from the GPU is one of the reasons i bought the case i have, the PSU shroud is at the top of the case. but the M/B is normal orientation so my card is at the bottom above the intake.
It is cool indeed, but does it make an actual difference compared to good cable management? I personally hope that the new intel 12V standard will get mainstream in a couple of years. I don't really like wasting all that energy while the pc is in idle (for me about 95% of teh time)
Huh, neat. I appreciate someone trying to simplify the rats nest, even if it's proprietary and really only designed with this case in mind. I'd consider this case for sure, even without the fancy hub doodad.
I imagine this is just a first (consumer available) pass at this kind of case, the idea is great. If it gains traction, it can be retooled to different styles/looks etc. I'd buy an O11 Dynamic look almost immediately.
Honestly, this is probably the only PC case thats made me go "yea I want this one for sure and no other" - like its so thought out and well rounded with most that regular PC builders would want?
I was so chuffed when I saw the thumbnail, thinking that Seasonic did some innovation in the world of PSUs and the slim brick was THE PSU. Now that would have been cool..
Really appreciate that Seasonic hasn’t tried to reinvent the wheel in terms of case fans. Nidec makes super high quality server grade stuff and the Gentle Typhoon fans included with this case are very nearly Noctua level in terms of sound while matching them in performance. Having 4 included with the case is a great value add.
Gentle Typhoons were the absolute business when they originally came out. I was amazed to hear earlier this that they were still in production but unfortunately couldn't get any for my machine due to human malware:(
Ultimate form is the Seasonic case with built in EK water distro block. Clean cable and tube runs. aslo you can just get a fan bracket for pump/res mounting, unless the distro block had a built in pump.
Impressions are still the same as before. Feels too proprietary and is a solution thats looking for a problem. Cable management in anything besides small form factors is a non-issue for the vast majority of cases/builds.
That is true, I think this is still a niche product aimed for the people who will buy modded cables; but for a first attempt there should be only up from here if it's truly any good!
kenny jeffree 1 second ago you can actually use a bog standard power supply in this, if you rewatch the video, you would see that in place of the distro block there is a separate for you to use as a cable management box if you were to use more common purpose power supplies. Besides this sort of this is going to become more common place as seasonic are not the only ones deviating from standard power supplies. Intel have been working on one with another company and even nvidia are moving away from your standard pci power connectors.
This is an awesome idea. It's the way to go to bridge the gap between the current standard and the 12VO standard. First case in a while I'm really considering buying
Now the nicest thing would be if Seasonic included a 12VO cable with the PSU, and the hub would only be used for PCIe power and as a fan/RGB controller.
It's stupid, this psu is useless in any other case, the conversion to 5v and 3.3v still happens somewhere, it's just not in the main psu case properly cooled by a psu fan. It ruins compatibility, you buy this crap you have to keep buying seasonic, if they don't drop this project which is likely. There is zero benefit between this and a standard modular psu
@@25566 If you can somehow mount the hub in a standard case so that its ports are not obstructed, you can use this in there too, and the cables will be a bit tidier, and you have a fan+RGB hub. 12VO will definitely be more widely adopted at some point, so this is an experimental middle-ground until then. The PSU and the case are the two most timeless components of a system, they remain compatible with new hardware for decades, and they don't need a firmware update. Seasonic makes quality power supplies, so it can be expected to last more than 20 years. This combo is a relatively safe purchase, as it will probably be functional even in the 2040s. Not up to the aesthetic standards of that era, but functional. Provided it is taken care of properly, obviously. So there is no chance of buyer's remorse. Computers also don't consume exponentially more power, so today's 650W-1000W PSUs will still be good enough. Even if Seasonic pulls a Google on this project, you will not be screwed super hard. By the time you would want to buy a new case, you would be buying a new PSU as well anyway.
@@matekovacs2696 the cables will not be "tidier" than a modular psu, you are losing a ton of space on the back to fit that thing, you still have cables going everywhere. The psu I bought in 2012 is still good and will be until it dies, the case I bought in 2012 is ugly and outdated. If i had bought this stupid product, I would have to buy a big case that can fit that "power bar" abomination at the back, and it will be as messy if not more than a regular modular psu. But i bought a STANDARD modular psu and that thing will fit in ANY case.
@@25566 If your goal is compatibility and modularity, this design isn't as good as a fully modular PSU, and it isn't as clean as ATX 12VO, we are on the same page regarding that. But this case and this PSU together is really neat, and you can use the case with any other PSU. This will obviously be obsolete when 12VO becomes widespread, but until then, this is a great option. And if you like this and buy it, it will still work when 12VO becomes the norm, so you won't have to "upgrade". I assume that current PSUs will be forward-compatible with the help of a 24pin+PCIe to 12VO adapter. For backwards compatibility with pre-12VO components, you will need a power bar like this. Actually I bet that Seasonic will release a different powerbar, that has an ATX12VO connector instead of the 24-pin, and doesn't have the 12V to 5V and 3.3V conversion in it.
Probably one of the best cases ive ever seen. I bought an all glass one from corsair...it was my first case that even had a window. Its a nightmare. None of the filters are accessible without undoing screws. The light bleed lights up my entire bedroom at night. Its ....cool in theory trash in practice. This seems like a dream.
I just built a tiny pc with 6 argb fans, fan hub and SSD with sata power. The case doesn't even have a removable backplate, much less a second chamber. I had to route most of the cables behind the mobo to keep it from looking like a bird's nest.
I'm in love and I want to buy asap. I bought the Seasonic Fanless PSU and it has been a blissful experience of providing all the juice I could ever want without the turbojet SFX when gaming. Damn, Seasonic know how to engineer.
not all power supplies are compatible with the module. I bet your already big power supply still has the 24 pin 6+2 and 4+4 connectors. Watch the video again
@@doctor9633 I understand that. But I meant the PSU nowadays is the bulkiest part of the system. I'm running a Corsair SF powersupply which looks smaller than the "main" powersupply in this system alone. Plus there didn't seem to be much benefit to buy a proprietary system that will most likely be made redundant in a couple years due to lack of demand as we've seen time and time again.
@@Beterr If you dont like this then you're not the target market. I am just baffled by your question thinking that they want you to connect the module to your current power supply like you didnt watch the video. They dont want you to buy this and connect it to your current power supply, they are trying to prepare for the future of the power supply industry. You watch linus techtips and I assume you dont live under a rock so I will assume that you know whats coming up with the power supplies and motherboards in the very near future where somehow part of the power supply is now on the motherboard. This is a new product. They will shrink the power supply in the future . Again your initial comment doenst make sense if you actually watch the video. They dont care about what power supply you have now.
@@doctor9633 you didn't really answer his question. Instead of having one (big) power supply, now you have one big power supply and a huge breakout box. What's the benefit of that? That system takes up much more space compared to a normal power supply. And in most cases you can't see the cables anyway.
@@doctor9633 I never said they expect me to connect it to my current system without getting a new power supply, so please don't assume. Second, the new technology coming from intel which shifts motherboards to only requiring 12v power would make this product not needed. Third, this power supply basically wouldn't work without being put into this system. The cables are preplanned for this case. This means that larger case manufacturers would have to adopt this technology, but because of this up and coming intel technology. I highly doubt that. If we still lived in 2005 where back panels and cable management wasn't a thing. Sure this is a pretty cool idea. But every case manufacturer has already worked out cabling which is why we have the neat computers we have today!
In regards to the whole reservoir thing, they could of pre-drilled the holes like you suggested but to keep the clean aesthetic, they could of added a magnetic plate cover for it. That way it still looks clean and keeps the functionality, plus they really already like magnets.
the distribution itself is a solution to bad cable management; I would say you can use the distribution thingy in any case but it would just hang there unless you modify your case yourself; or you can just buy both the case and the distribution to have a clean setup
@@senorzed6483 everyone who cares about the looks isn't an amateur. Just only plug the cables in you need and zip tie them on the back so that it looks ok-ish Who spends extra money for that?
Maybe it's just me but I think you actually see more of the cables with this "solution" than the usual powersupply route. In my experience you only see the connector and maybe 2 cm of cable for both the 24pin and the cpu power 8pin, for the gpu maybe 15cm, but here you see twice the connectors and much more of the cable. Not much of a solution in my opinion
The real question is: are these "simplified standard" power supplies gonna cost less for us? I bet not! Power supply companies are just trying to find more ways to charge us more for no good reason.
@@alexandrea4316 "more ways to charge us more for no good reason. " Not really. You don't really need to buy that case or power supply. It's like RGB fans, like sure you could buy them but is it really nessacary? It's just an aesthetic choice
@@jasonz8635 ATX12VO will become the new standard in a couple of years, there will be no more ATX power supplies for sale and people with older ATX components or ATX power supplies will be forced to use dongles like these.
i also like the fact that it has the flipped atx layout. left side cases are unique and free up space for my mouse area. that clean cable mgmt looks like a winner also.
Having a case that’s thoughtful of the connector hub looks incredibly clean, I might actually do this for my build if other manufacturers don’t decide to support it That being said, Seasonic and the PSU industry should absolutely standardize the size of connector hubs like this so more cases can accommodate them in the future
the idea of branching the PSU to an AIO unit to pull wireing off the Mobo connectivity, drives, fans, and other aspects is amazing. i like this idea. can NEVER have too many fan connectors. 2020 has been a good year for innovating the PC.
Because the case has an inverted layout. Everything seems off, because you have to flip the motherboard around a horizontal axis. This way the component side will be towards the right of the case, the PCIe slots will be on top (along with the front panel connectors), the CPU power connectors will be on the bottom, but the rear IO would stay at the back. This might make a ton of sense thermally, we'll have to wait for the full build over at LTT to verify.
@@matekovacs2696 It would probably interact oddly with the RTX 3000 series Founders' Edition cards and their pass-through cooling since they'd be blowing hot air down instead of up with this case. That said, it's a very nice and clean design.
@@paranoidrodent Yes, that is not a good combo. Everyone keep that in mind if you plan to build in this case. Or... video idea for Linus: invert the fans of an RTX 3090 (the header connecting it to the board also needs to be inverted) to make it work with this case
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This genuinely impressed me to the point that I now really, really want to build in this thing. New power supply included of course. Such a clean way to address cabling. The fact it doesn't have any RGB fans included, but does allow you the tools to implement it easily in terms of management is the way I prefer it to be rather than have them shoved down my throat as the standard, default way to ship the case.
They should just sell the case separate with a “W” SKU for those who want the water cool mounting. Charge an extra 5-10$ if you need or don’t if it doesn’t cost much extra to separate the two skus
I was actually considering buying this since no matter what I do my cables end up looking like a rats nest.....but it's not available yet. By the time it comes out I'll forget it even exists. If you're going to sponsor videos MAKE SURE PEOPLE CAN BUY THE PRODUCT !
Wow! That is really clean case! Having to chase down every cable through a case that was half-assed in cable management design is aggravating to say the least. Then PSU manufacturers try to compensate bad design by making extra long cables, which makes things worse! But this is an elegant design! The case was built with integrated cable management, so you can make the cables relatively short and save a few zip ties! This might genuinely lead to new design philosophies and building standards. I want one now...
@@r3dx226 rgb makes everything look like a kid chose the components. It was cool at first but now it's just childish and makes everyone look like a manchild.
I really like the design of this case. If my computer ever dies and I decide to put a new build together, this is gonna be on my short list. My only criticism is the front airflow seems like it could use a little more clearance. Even adding another 10 mm of space could make a big difference in airflow.
Looks like it would fit pretty nicely in side mounts of an O11D, or just about any other case where you can remove a cover or three to get full access through to the back side. When I saw the first Connect, years ago, I decided that would be my next PSU. Now I'm rethinking that.
Would actually like to see a proper build with this case and PSU on the main channel.
Yeah Looks nice and think about custom builds with nicely colored cables.
@@MilchGamer1 I don't think that there are cable extensions out there for this case/psu because the cables are specifically made for this one case
@@martito1014 cablemods would probably have it soon, they do a modular cable (not extension, but a replacement) for a few high end psu i think
Check it out in Techtesters
youtube chanel. She already has it built in and gives you the idea of what to think of the case once it's been built in.
I was waiting the whole time to see what the actual build looks like in the case, then the video ended 😐
I like to think that company's send products to Linus as a cheaper alternative to doing durability and wear testing.
State of the art drop testing
Never seen before testing
How many times can it be dropped and still work ??
My daughters get crazy about his style:"daddy, why he smashes and throws everything!?!" "daddy, why he is so careless?!!" "daddy, I can't watch, he is breaking it!", what is fun about it? They are 5y and 8y....lol...
LTT Drop certified from 3 feet
you know, for Seasonic's first attempt at a case, it's surprisingly good! I'd say that gives us two options:
either Seasonic are just that good, in which case they should make more cases
or designing a good case is much easier than we thought and most case manufacturers out there are a bunch of incompetent idiots
Both are correct.
To be fair, this is quite an expensive case. More budget for those little details.
@@Erowens98 i think since its the 1st iteration you're paying to cover some of the R&D costs
Or it could be they have factories that also design/only manufacture cases for other brands.
Yes.
Linus: I don't ever read the user manual
Also Linus: Tears apart almost the entire case when everything is easily accessible.
This was the most frustrating part for me. Like whyyyyyy!!!!
"Why are there RGB and fan extension cables?"
So you could plug those two cables into your motherboard and route literally EVERY RGB and fan cable in the system to the distro block. Lights and fans account for 80% of the visible cable clutter in a case these days. It's like Seasonic threw in a free fan and RGB hub so you didn't need to buy one.
"Why did they put so much thought into RGB for this case and not include any RGB?"
Look, you haven't fully grasped the point of this case. The case was not designed to accommodate the power supply. The case AND the power supply were designed together as a PLATFORM. Seasonic have basically said, "You want a case that can handle RGB? Done. You want it to handle 10 fans and radiators? No problem. Don't want to take up space and cram separate RGB and fan controllers into the back of the case? Our distro block is the only hub you need."
They are deliberately minimizing aesthetic choices so you can use this platform to build anything from a showpiece PC to an under-the-desk workhorse. You can swap this power supply out in the future and not have to rewire your entire system. You can swap out your motherboard, and since the fans and LEDs are hooked into the distro block, you don't have to re-route a bunch of tiny cables so they reach the new header locations on the new motherboard. I really like where this is going, and I hope they make it a standard of some kind so more cases and power supply vendors can do something similar.
Also, Is that inverted ATX?
@@ostapkurtash6359 What are the disadvantages of inverted ATX, perhaps AIO might not work or fit?
@@sethhu20 The heat from gpu is directly pointing at the AIO radiator on top. Installing the AIO block to the front and moving the intake fans to the TOP as exhaust would mitigate somewhat but then you will be relying on a single intake fan from the rear plus bottom holes. This case screams air cooling for the cpu so then you have direct airflow from the intake fans -> cpu fan -> rear as exhaust. But unfortunately I really want AIO block for the cpu. Custom loop is also possible but it gets really expensive really fast and it can really messy really fast.
So this is essentially the endgame case/power-supply solution... Once you have this, you should never need to upgrade either of those 2 things again, only replace the power supply itself it is going faulty.The rest of it seems so well thought out that I couldn't see a reason to want a different case after owning that...
@@dwalters98 Pretty much my thinking. After having a few days to think about it, my only other concern would be the distribution block itself failing. They designed this case with external venting for that block...why? Are they afraid high system temps will shorten the lifespan of its internal components, or are they just compensating for the poor airflow on the back of the case? As long as you set the fans up so the case has decent positive or negative pressure then there should be enough air passing through the block to keep the insides from melting down in overclock situations.
Also Linus thinks there is only 12V power coming out of the main PSU, but based on the number of wires and lack of active cooling, I am going to bet they kept all of the voltage switching gear in the main PSU. Power conversions are where the heat happens.
That actually looks really neat, would love to see a full build in that case.
Lol he told at the end he'll do it in the main channel.
I'd like them to test idle power draw on LTT main channel. If it's the same as 12V only motherboards then I reaaally like it.
Is nobody going to talk about how it could only take a motherboard and an upside down orientation? Who puts their PC on the left side of them?
me too!
I wish the window was on the other side though
5:24 Stopping the music really enhanced the suspense. Editing done right.
god. my heart stopped for a moment coz of it.
@@johnvincentornido4961 righttt
thanks taran
Yeah
I heard my heart beat getting louder.
Linus: "Pre-drilled reservoir mount holes"
𝑺𝒆𝒂𝒔𝒐𝒏𝒊𝒄: "𝑴 𝒂 𝒈 𝒏 𝒆 𝒕 𝒊 𝒄 𝒓 𝒆 𝒔 𝒆 𝒓 𝒗 𝒐 𝒊 𝒓 𝒎 𝒐 𝒖 𝒏 𝒕"
Alex: Tape reservoir mount
I gotta ask...How did you change the font in this comment section?
@@gregm.stanley8221 just Googled something along the lines of "italic text generator"
I also thought of that
Idk if i would want to suspend a bottle of water in my pc case with a magnet. But with all the other magnetic components in this case i wouldn't be surprised to see it.
The way Linus just throws this case around all episode TERRIFIES me
When he swung the door wildly open I half expected to hear it crash against something... The man is a maniac lol
2020: building an entire build around your power supply. Lol
Seasonic has become a joke.
Because everything else is out of stock...
to be fair.. with the prices of psu's these days, theyre the second most expensive part in most budget builds these days.
tbf, the psu is probably the longest lasting part along with the case and maybe heatsink, you can use a 10-15 years old one if it has enough power, and if like me you had to size for a phenom II x6 and a gtx 480 at some point it probably can.
and this one can also potentially adapt to 12vo with just a distro plate upgraade if it becomes a thing in the next 10 years.
in most cases you don't need to swap your case out if it can fit the format of your mobo, unless you want to switch to compact (itx) pcs.
so getting a mobo+case deal is ok if that means having clean cable management and the case fits your needs.
All chords lead to psu
For being their first case, I'm really impressed. Good use of magnets and filters, good out of the box airflow, good cable management, and the power supply configuration is a game changer.
Love the idea, please do a build in the case but can you do it as a live video so we can learn what works or doesn’t as you do.
I’d like to see strange boards test fit and other stuff to explore this
Personally I like the case quite a bit and I was a fan of the PSU design but concerned a normal case might not fit it right
Agreed, I'm in the market for a new case since I'm practically building a new gaming rig, and this would be a good choice, but I wanna know if it can fit a 240mm radiator up front without removing the 3.5" drive bay.
@@Brando56894 I third this.
kitguru did a build using this case
This is a really neat idea, nice to see companies try new things and actually refining them over time instead of just abandoning them midway
Google: I'm gonna pretend I never saw that
@@josephamir1840 clean power distribution
@@matthewoyan If Google was a person, they'd be schizophrenic, at best
For their first time making a case, that is fantastic!
I want a Full ATX version!
“Why is it so tight?” -Linus Sebastian
That's what she said...
Thank you, as soon as I heard it I scrolled down to see how long it would take for me to see someone quote this. Less than half a second; a very good time.
@@FlergerBergitydersh It's okay comrade, we got your back.
LinusSexTips
(Computer nearly falls) (Music Stops)
Just like when the needles fell off of Charlie Brown's Christmas tree. A+ editing, couldn't stop laughing lmao
And then he does it again
I was very sceptical at first, but in this case at least, it's a cool idea. I want to see you try to add this power supply to a case not made for it.
Pun intended?
Didn't he do that with the first gen version of this?
Yes, but going from memory the first gen was much smaller than this second ‘brick’.
Two different systems - the first one they debuted was universal, this one I'm almost positive is not. Look at where the 24 pin & GPU power come out of the backplane of this newer one, look at where they come through the case; don't think you're gonna find another case that supports the new one. And, that's why they made it larger with more cooling, and with different connector placement, they chose to make compromises by designing this and this case specifically to be used with each other(granted, the case is still 'universal' while the PSU+backplane isn't).
Look back at reviews of the original model, it's deliberately designed for the "conventional/traditional" ATX + floor mounted PSU + fore/aft airflow(in other words, none of these newer cases that have airflow through the side, like the Derbauer Lian Li cases, my InWin 303, etc.) cases with the way that the backplane connectors are laid out.
I suspect they'll offer both, maybe, possibly, because of the aforementioned design differences... but I have no idea because I can't get beyond the fucking CloudFlare pre-page to see what is and isn't listed on their site...
My favorite part of this power supply is that if I wanted to just replace it down the line with a better one of the same variety, I don't have to redo any of my cable runs.
And how often will that happen? Once every 25 years?
I suppose that would be the case with fully modular PSUs as well, but this is definitely a cleaner solution
@@mina86 I mean, if you want to upgrade to a more beefy GPU/CPU that draws more power you just have to swap the PSU module and bam, that's it
@@0909JWI, so you do it once and then for the next 25 years you can use the same PSU.
@@mina86 Who actually has a case and PSU like that and uses the same GPU for 25 years?
"I don't have proper grip on the shaft" - Linus, 2020
8:28
0:29 thats what she said
😂
It's the tiny hands.
Today on Short Circuit: How to build a PC using only a case and power supply
I would love an actual build inside this case (with extra rgb because of the 100 rgb connectors on the power supply lmao)
An RGB strip inside the wide gap of the front panel would look so awesome! It is a shame Seasonic didn't include it.
lol for real. I love Linus but holy crap does he handle product ROUGH
@@ultimomos5918 so true
He says that at the end of the video
Pretty surprised you didn't drop that case unboxing it lmao
Also that case looks a lot like a Sama S35 until you open it
it gave me anxiety seeing him do it lol
@@IvanTube0 omg.. at least 5 times I clinched my butt.
5:25 was a close call
I just posted anxiety comment prior to seeing this...ty for validation
Who remembers when Linus used to measure foam thickness on the sides and corners back when he used to do case reviews
I’m actually really excited about the case, it’s hard to find good inverted layout cases
What's the advantage/appeal of an inverted layout case?
@@xqr2911 it’s different, but more importantly, less impedance on your mouse area
It got really poor thermal results during techpowerups review
@@xqr2911 I do think gpu doesn't warm your cpu so much.
All the heat goes to to top then it could be a good points.
But you cant always fit the gpu you want and it's like your motherboard io is on top rather than behind.
I guess some people prefer.
but i think it's harder to put HDD in those
"What do you think of this case"
"This video is sponsored?"
"Yeah"
"Looks great."
Instead of pre-drilled reservoir mounts, they should have that empty panel be magnetic/removable and you can swap it out with an included panel which has the pre-drilled mount holes.
or they should make a magnetic reservoir, no holes needed
yes magnet all the things
why not have 2 versions, one with pre-drilled holes and one without
I don't think an extra panel that only has to two more hole in it is worth the material
@@Felix-Maus More versions = more confusion which leads to less sales, & a chance of one of the versions staying long on the shelf.
This is a case that genuinely excites me. Some actual innovation going on, great radiator, pump and reservoir support, and the opportunity for short run custom cables. As well as tying in RGB control for those that don't have something decent.
May buy this.
I wish this could be something you could use in ANY case. I get making money and all that, but come on this products can sell itself without a computer case being required. With the way this thing is built, they have pretty much just limited their reach for sales.
this product doesn't solve a problem. We already route PSU cables behind trays, side chambers, etc, and then pop them out right were it's needed, so this isn't any cleaner than any other modern case. I think it's neat, but it doesn't seem to offer anything in the end result.
@@sluflyer06 Same could be said for so many aspects.
Cases have become stagnant, and many 'features' go unused or solve no problems.
It's about whether the individual sees a use case for the product. At least they're introducing something different.
That inverted atx layout is really tripping my brain.
@@aldarrin Imagine it but the GPU fans are facing up! Not much different really
It's also problematic. Everything else is fine but it'll fuck up the cooling on GPUs, which will be sucking the rising hot air back down to cool the card. It won't be a massive effect, but you will run hotter than standard layout, unless you watercool your GPU.
@@aldarrin You'd have to mount it upside down; PCI-E at the top, cpu at the bottom, io on the right. It was confusing me as well, I was convinced the video was mirrored until I noticed the GPU IO ports at the top.
@@aldarrin the board is upside down, not much more to it really
@@Demmrir you could run your intake at the top and force feed cool air to your GPU
The included Nidec fans are a genius idea.
You want RGB? You sell them (they go for a significant amount of money), and with the money you raise you buy whatever kind of RGB you want.
You don't want RGB? You keep them, and you don't need to upgrade fans because you already have some of the best in the market.
Seasonic leaves the choice to you, while at the same time helping you a lot with whatever choice you make.
Hard to say if this was actually intended, but it is brilliant regardless.
If anyone from SS is reading, you guys might actually have a serious talent for designing cases. Don't let it go to waste.
Still have to replace them with Noctua fans :p
"Why is it so tight?!"
"Always make sure you have proper shaft grip"
-Brought to you by Linus Sex Tips
Add the “and hopefully their asian size..” 😆
Linus: What case does it go in?
Seasonic: Umm, give us a sec... Yep, here you are.
Wow, im actually impressed with how good the cable management and usability is. I would totally buy that setup
"Why is it so tight" I don't think Linus hears himself sometimes
sure he never heard that one before
Asian wife
He knows exactly what he is doing.
U have 69 likes rn
he knows exactly what he was saying
I really really like what SeaSonic is doing here. Been a fan of them for a bit now after buying their fanless PSU. I appreciate that they are thinking outside the box (no pun intended) and coming up with weird designs.
5:23 Even my heart literally stopped. Hearts to the editor.
Linus: why this doesn't make sense?
Linus 1 sec later: *oOoH I sEe*
Seems like he doesn't write scripts anymore and just keeps the camera rolling.
Feels like he is in a rush and needs to go to a different job before uploading this clip real quick.
@@tigerchills2079 maybe just for shortcircuit, the content is more casual and about first impression rather than full review.
@@tigerchills2079 Thats kinda exactly what short circuit is though, just raw unboxing footage :) LTT has the proper reviews and stuff.
This case actually looks really good. I'm gonna consider this case for my next build.
The inverted atx (for me 1st one) looks very trippy
@@XBitX he did mention it
I haven't seen any 3.5" drive bays which is kind of a deal-breaker for me. This cases looks great as well :'(
Rich Boi
@@hotmailcompany52 He noted there are 2 next to the psu and 3x2.5" drive bays.
I love that it's a backwards mounting system compared to most other cases, having the motherboard 'upside down' is a cool aesthetic, keeps the pump of an all in one at the bottom of the loop, and allows you to see your graphics card better without needing a sideways mount. Overall that case looks great with all the modularity and thought put into it.
@Greg Scott The distance from the GPU is one of the reasons i bought the case i have, the PSU shroud is at the top of the case. but the M/B is normal orientation so my card is at the bottom above the intake.
all logo's and text will be upside down. my ocd is going mad
I'm glad I'm not the only one to notice everything is backwards
I will be building my next PC in this case. unless something better comes out before then.
On this episode of 'Linus nearly breaks things'...
Linus: "Pre-drilled reservoir mount holes"
𝑺𝒆𝒂𝒔𝒐𝒏𝒊𝒄: "𝑴 𝒂 𝒈 𝒏 𝒆 𝒕 𝒊 𝒄 𝒓 𝒆 𝒔 𝒆 𝒓 𝒗 𝒐 𝒊 𝒓 𝒎 𝒐 𝒖 𝒏 𝒕"
I really hope this thing becomes more popular so it becomes more mainstream. Absolutletely love it
But only cases with abot 5cm space for Management can Use
They should sell the case with the psu pre wired.
It is cool indeed, but does it make an actual difference compared to good cable management? I personally hope that the new intel 12V standard will get mainstream in a couple of years. I don't really like wasting all that energy while the pc is in idle (for me about 95% of teh time)
Huh, neat. I appreciate someone trying to simplify the rats nest, even if it's proprietary and really only designed with this case in mind.
I'd consider this case for sure, even without the fancy hub doodad.
idk if the cable management will work as nicely if u dont get the hub
I imagine this is just a first (consumer available) pass at this kind of case, the idea is great. If it gains traction, it can be retooled to different styles/looks etc. I'd buy an O11 Dynamic look almost immediately.
Honestly, this is probably the only PC case thats made me go "yea I want this one for sure and no other" - like its so thought out and well rounded with most that regular PC builders would want?
I was so chuffed when I saw the thumbnail, thinking that Seasonic did some innovation in the world of PSUs and the slim brick was THE PSU. Now that would have been cool..
I like the case. I hope the distribution piece catches. I also like it when a good piece of equipment is thoroughly explained. Thanks Linus.
"Is that a removable filter?"
*uses more force than a weight lifter going for a world record*
It can be removed, but can it be put back again?
they really arent hard to remove lol
@@IvanTube0 they are if they aren't removable...
@@ShatteringKatana like the saying goes:
Everything is "removable" if you try hard enough
everything is removable if you pull hard enough
"Always make sure you've got proper shaft grip,critical."
-Linus 2020
"Why is this so tight!?!"
-Linus 2020
With his female employee filming him lol hope he put some of that sweet seasonic revenue into a solid HR dept lmao
I’m guessing he’s dropped it before.
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At 1:55 theres the ps5 in the background, but its gone at 2:01
I thought you are joking about black and white background sheet.
I think it was the ps5 box sleeve, and he knocked it over picking up the pc case
@Vikum Semage i just noticed blue when he picked up the case.
Black magic
@@syedarajiabegum6511 Street magic
Really appreciate that Seasonic hasn’t tried to reinvent the wheel in terms of case fans. Nidec makes super high quality server grade stuff and the Gentle Typhoon fans included with this case are very nearly Noctua level in terms of sound while matching them in performance. Having 4 included with the case is a great value add.
Gentle Typhoons were the absolute business when they originally came out. I was amazed to hear earlier this that they were still in production but unfortunately couldn't get any for my machine due to human malware:(
Ultimate form is the Seasonic case with built in EK water distro block. Clean cable and tube runs. aslo you can just get a fan bracket for pump/res mounting, unless the distro block had a built in pump.
Please do a build with this. Looks really dope and would love to see this in action.
Impressions are still the same as before. Feels too proprietary and is a solution thats looking for a problem. Cable management in anything besides small form factors is a non-issue for the vast majority of cases/builds.
That is true, I think this is still a niche product aimed for the people who will buy modded cables; but for a first attempt there should be only up from here if it's truly any good!
There is already an exception to the rule, the verge
if you reinvent the wheel
make sure its more complicated
hide complexity by design
make it less repairable
and way more expansive.
kenny jeffree
1 second ago
you can actually use a bog standard power supply in this, if you rewatch the video, you would see that in place of the distro block there is a separate for you to use as a cable management box if you were to use more common purpose power supplies. Besides this sort of this is going to become more common place as seasonic are not the only ones deviating from standard power supplies. Intel have been working on one with another company and even nvidia are moving away from your standard pci power connectors.
This is an awesome idea. It's the way to go to bridge the gap between the current standard and the 12VO standard. First case in a while I'm really considering buying
Now the nicest thing would be if Seasonic included a 12VO cable with the PSU, and the hub would only be used for PCIe power and as a fan/RGB controller.
It's stupid, this psu is useless in any other case, the conversion to 5v and 3.3v still happens somewhere, it's just not in the main psu case properly cooled by a psu fan. It ruins compatibility, you buy this crap you have to keep buying seasonic, if they don't drop this project which is likely. There is zero benefit between this and a standard modular psu
@@25566 If you can somehow mount the hub in a standard case so that its ports are not obstructed, you can use this in there too, and the cables will be a bit tidier, and you have a fan+RGB hub.
12VO will definitely be more widely adopted at some point, so this is an experimental middle-ground until then.
The PSU and the case are the two most timeless components of a system, they remain compatible with new hardware for decades, and they don't need a firmware update. Seasonic makes quality power supplies, so it can be expected to last more than 20 years. This combo is a relatively safe purchase, as it will probably be functional even in the 2040s. Not up to the aesthetic standards of that era, but functional. Provided it is taken care of properly, obviously. So there is no chance of buyer's remorse. Computers also don't consume exponentially more power, so today's 650W-1000W PSUs will still be good enough. Even if Seasonic pulls a Google on this project, you will not be screwed super hard. By the time you would want to buy a new case, you would be buying a new PSU as well anyway.
@@matekovacs2696 the cables will not be "tidier" than a modular psu, you are losing a ton of space on the back to fit that thing, you still have cables going everywhere. The psu I bought in 2012 is still good and will be until it dies, the case I bought in 2012 is ugly and outdated. If i had bought this stupid product, I would have to buy a big case that can fit that "power bar" abomination at the back, and it will be as messy if not more than a regular modular psu. But i bought a STANDARD modular psu and that thing will fit in ANY case.
@@25566 If your goal is compatibility and modularity, this design isn't as good as a fully modular PSU, and it isn't as clean as ATX 12VO, we are on the same page regarding that. But this case and this PSU together is really neat, and you can use the case with any other PSU. This will obviously be obsolete when 12VO becomes widespread, but until then, this is a great option. And if you like this and buy it, it will still work when 12VO becomes the norm, so you won't have to "upgrade". I assume that current PSUs will be forward-compatible with the help of a 24pin+PCIe to 12VO adapter. For backwards compatibility with pre-12VO components, you will need a power bar like this.
Actually I bet that Seasonic will release a different powerbar, that has an ATX12VO connector instead of the 24-pin, and doesn't have the 12V to 5V and 3.3V conversion in it.
Probably one of the best cases ive ever seen. I bought an all glass one from corsair...it was my first case that even had a window. Its a nightmare. None of the filters are accessible without undoing screws. The light bleed lights up my entire bedroom at night. Its ....cool in theory trash in practice. This seems like a dream.
7:01 "there's like, almost no cables in a case anymore" [Cries in ARGB Master Race]
I just built a tiny pc with 6 argb fans, fan hub and SSD with sata power. The case doesn't even have a removable backplate, much less a second chamber. I had to route most of the cables behind the mobo to keep it from looking like a bird's nest.
Now we need a build video in the case, to see if it really works.
I was a bit disappointed that he did not do it in this video.
nah, this is short circuit. they reserve the build videos for main channel every time
Its short circuit they just unbox on this channel and do basic dive in
wrong channel for builds, this one is just for first impressions
PLEAASE do this full build with rgb!! I need to see it being used to its maximum!
RGB is not maximum.
@@moby1kanob yet everything else is already good, lacks extra fps 😊
Why do the end credits have Nick Light as the shooter when Linus mentioned Nicole was shooting it?
Darnit John!
Because it is entirely possible that she likes being called Nick.
@@bexgreen1476 But Nick Light is a guy.
It's mentioned it in the description, it's an error
I'm in love and I want to buy asap.
I bought the Seasonic Fanless PSU and it has been a blissful experience of providing all the juice I could ever want without the turbojet SFX when gaming. Damn, Seasonic know how to engineer.
"This is kinda looking like the way" A man of culture I see. This is the way.
This is the way
This is the way.
0:28 - "Why is this so tight?"
First time Linus has said this in his life.
inside his wife
He has said it a lot
"Always make sure you've got proper shaft grip"- Linus 2020
Yes. Sounds like a proper thing to say in front of Nicole.
Sexual harassment claim in 3...2...1........
So you want me to connect a massive breakout box to my already big power supply?
not all power supplies are compatible with the module. I bet your already big power supply still has the 24 pin 6+2 and 4+4 connectors. Watch the video again
@@doctor9633 I understand that. But I meant the PSU nowadays is the bulkiest part of the system.
I'm running a Corsair SF powersupply which looks smaller than the "main" powersupply in this system alone.
Plus there didn't seem to be much benefit to buy a proprietary system that will most likely be made redundant in a couple years due to lack of demand as we've seen time and time again.
@@Beterr If you dont like this then you're not the target market. I am just baffled by your question thinking that they want you to connect the module to your current power supply like you didnt watch the video. They dont want you to buy this and connect it to your current power supply, they are trying to prepare for the future of the power supply industry. You watch linus techtips and I assume you dont live under a rock so I will assume that you know whats coming up with the power supplies and motherboards in the very near future where somehow part of the power supply is now on the motherboard. This is a new product. They will shrink the power supply in the future . Again your initial comment doenst make sense if you actually watch the video. They dont care about what power supply you have now.
@@doctor9633 you didn't really answer his question.
Instead of having one (big) power supply, now you have one big power supply and a huge breakout box.
What's the benefit of that?
That system takes up much more space compared to a normal power supply.
And in most cases you can't see the cables anyway.
@@doctor9633 I never said they expect me to connect it to my current system without getting a new power supply, so please don't assume.
Second, the new technology coming from intel which shifts motherboards to only requiring 12v power would make this product not needed.
Third, this power supply basically wouldn't work without being put into this system. The cables are preplanned for this case. This means that larger case manufacturers would have to adopt this technology, but because of this up and coming intel technology. I highly doubt that.
If we still lived in 2005 where back panels and cable management wasn't a thing. Sure this is a pretty cool idea. But every case manufacturer has already worked out cabling which is why we have the neat computers we have today!
This combo looks way tempting for my waaay overdue new build. Bravo Seasonic, hope it finds a receptive market.
In regards to the whole reservoir thing, they could of pre-drilled the holes like you suggested but to keep the clean aesthetic, they could of added a magnetic plate cover for it. That way it still looks clean and keeps the functionality, plus they really already like magnets.
Seasonic : "Create a problem, sell the solution".
the distribution itself is a solution to bad cable management; I would say you can use the distribution thingy in any case but it would just hang there unless you modify your case yourself; or you can just buy both the case and the distribution to have a clean setup
Apple: It is the way.
@@senorzed6483 because bad cable management is a problem with modular psu's?
@@MHWGamer for amateures yes
@@senorzed6483 everyone who cares about the looks isn't an amateur. Just only plug the cables in you need and zip tie them on the back so that it looks ok-ish
Who spends extra money for that?
Maybe it's just me but I think you actually see more of the cables with this "solution" than the usual powersupply route. In my experience you only see the connector and maybe 2 cm of cable for both the 24pin and the cpu power 8pin, for the gpu maybe 15cm, but here you see twice the connectors and much more of the cable. Not much of a solution in my opinion
I'll have to see the full build before I decide, but nothing wrong with more options.. I don't hate the look of the case tho
Yeah, I feel like it's more for ease of build (& more power efficiency potentially) instead of clean cables.
The real question is: are these "simplified standard" power supplies gonna cost less for us? I bet not! Power supply companies are just trying to find more ways to charge us more for no good reason.
@@alexandrea4316 "more ways to charge us more for no good reason.
" Not really. You don't really need to buy that case or power supply. It's like RGB fans, like sure you could buy them but is it really nessacary? It's just an aesthetic choice
@@jasonz8635 ATX12VO will become the new standard in a couple of years, there will be no more ATX power supplies for sale and people with older ATX components or ATX power supplies will be forced to use dongles like these.
Linus: "I'm checking the manual"
What!!! Noooooooo .....Traitor!!
We don't check the manual because "I know what I'm doing!", but when he does check it, nope, no useful info. Reinforcing why we don't read manuals.
Look how they massacared my boi
i also like the fact that it has the flipped atx layout. left side cases are unique and free up space for my mouse area. that clean cable mgmt looks like a winner also.
Having a case that’s thoughtful of the connector hub looks incredibly clean, I might actually do this for my build if other manufacturers don’t decide to support it
That being said, Seasonic and the PSU industry should absolutely standardize the size of connector hubs like this so more cases can accommodate them in the future
2:25 I'm screaming at him to get it off the edge of the table!
5:24 Linus almost drop tips pt.69
I miss linus drop tips
It even stops the music ahah
Noice, son :D
I literally froze, imagining that glass panel shattering on impact 😬 😬
That’s one really well engineered case, impressive for a newcomer!
Precariously balances the box on the edge of the table like a boss.
I love how cleanly these all go together
The t-shirt linus is wearing is 🔥🔥
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Who gave Linus gloves...im expecting things to go flying even more than usual.
5:24 when he almost dropped it I literally jerked up in my chair reaching my arms out to try and catch it...
I don't know if you did notice, but they edited out the song in that specific place for the moment..
I was building my own case due to issues with my nzxt. Thank you seasonic, my faith in cases is restored.
the idea of branching the PSU to an AIO unit to pull wireing off the Mobo connectivity, drives, fans, and other aspects is amazing.
i like this idea.
can NEVER have too many fan connectors.
2020 has been a good year for innovating the PC.
We figured out how to make our power supplies bigger!
-Seasonic
I was tripped out the whole video, the case is either made entirely opposite of normal cases or the video is flipped.
lol, it was weird to watch
Because the case has an inverted layout. Everything seems off, because you have to flip the motherboard around a horizontal axis. This way the component side will be towards the right of the case, the PCIe slots will be on top (along with the front panel connectors), the CPU power connectors will be on the bottom, but the rear IO would stay at the back. This might make a ton of sense thermally, we'll have to wait for the full build over at LTT to verify.
@@matekovacs2696 It would probably interact oddly with the RTX 3000 series Founders' Edition cards and their pass-through cooling since they'd be blowing hot air down instead of up with this case.
That said, it's a very nice and clean design.
@@paranoidrodent Yes, that is not a good combo. Everyone keep that in mind if you plan to build in this case.
Or... video idea for Linus: invert the fans of an RTX 3090 (the header connecting it to the board also needs to be inverted) to make it work with this case
Happy Diwali to all viewers and “Linus Media Group “ all members of Linus Media Group for bringing these very informative video and teaching us new things One again Happy Diwali (it’s a festival ) Thanks “Linus Media Group “.
HAPPY DIWALI!!!!
Happy Diwali🇮🇳
This genuinely impressed me to the point that I now really, really want to build in this thing. New power supply included of course. Such a clean way to address cabling. The fact it doesn't have any RGB fans included, but does allow you the tools to implement it easily in terms of management is the way I prefer it to be rather than have them shoved down my throat as the standard, default way to ship the case.
2:01 - who was watching the little flower pot just waiting to be pushed off the table? The horror! :D
"why is this so tight?" you missed an opportunity for 'that's what he said'.
Me with an NZXT case:
This is brilliant but I like this
**Me pointing at my case**
My NZXT H510 is happy
...uhhh... ...cool story?
They should just sell the case separate with a “W” SKU for those who want the water cool mounting. Charge an extra 5-10$ if you need or don’t if it doesn’t cost much extra to separate the two skus
Really impressed with Seasonic's PSUs already. I'm even more impressed with their first case. It looks pretty sleek!
"why it's soo tight"
thats what he said
@@MadGelo someone has experience i guess XD
so happy to see inverted RTX cases. nobody thinks of the left side setups :(
ATX
0:30 that's what he said
i was looking for this comment
@@kohee42 Same here as soon as i heard it 😂
I was actually considering buying this since no matter what I do my cables end up looking like a rats nest.....but it's not available yet. By the time it comes out I'll forget it even exists. If you're going to sponsor videos MAKE SURE PEOPLE CAN BUY THE PRODUCT !
Wow! That is really clean case! Having to chase down every cable through a case that was half-assed in cable management design is aggravating to say the least. Then PSU manufacturers try to compensate bad design by making extra long cables, which makes things worse! But this is an elegant design! The case was built with integrated cable management, so you can make the cables relatively short and save a few zip ties! This might genuinely lead to new design philosophies and building standards. I want one now...
you forgot to mention what purpose this thing has...
Cable management/ease of running power cables is pretty much it
@@jjoncm1 Also, to use the synchro, as other cases are not made keeping synchro in mind, which is a neat idea. This is made keeping synchro in mind.
In a couple of years 12 volt only power supplies will be standard and the current ones will be obsolete.
@@jjoncm1 phew, if this is the only thing, its really a niche product
@@roebbiej isn't that because they want to move power conversion to the motherboard so the wires can be shorter?
PLEASE PLEASE DO A PC BUILD ON THIS CASE USING ALL THE SLOTS LIKE SSDs, HDDs AND ETC
And dont forget the sweet sweet rgb
@@r3dx226 rgb makes everything look like a kid chose the components. It was cool at first but now it's just childish and makes everyone look like a manchild.
Please, make a compilation of all the drops that Linus has made and call it "Linus's Drop Tips." as a christmas present.
Those exist already
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I really like the design of this case. If my computer ever dies and I decide to put a new build together, this is gonna be on my short list. My only criticism is the front airflow seems like it could use a little more clearance. Even adding another 10 mm of space could make a big difference in airflow.
Looks like it would fit pretty nicely in side mounts of an O11D, or just about any other case where you can remove a cover or three to get full access through to the back side.
When I saw the first Connect, years ago, I decided that would be my next PSU. Now I'm rethinking that.
00:29
That's what she said
He*
jesus... it passed right by the first time, but you had to fuck it up...