Timelapse Build - Cooler Master Cosmos C700M
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Timelapse Build - Cooler Master Cosmos C700M
Technical specifications of the build:
►CPU: Intel Core i7-7820X
►GPU: ASUS GeForce GTX 1080Ti 11GB Strix
►MBO: ASUS ROG STRIX X299-E Gaming
►RAM: Team Group T-FORCE Delta II RGB 2x 8GB 2666MHz
►PSU: Corsair HX1000i
►Cables: CableMod Pro Custom Sleeved Cables Carbon
►SSD: Samsung V-NAND EVO 850 1TB
►SSD: Samsung V-NAND EVO 850 250GB
►Fans: 7x Cooler Master MasterFan Pro AirBalance 120 RGB
EK Water Blocks water cooling:
►CPU block: EK-Supremacy EVO Elite Edition - Intel 2011-3
►Radiator: EK-CoolStream SE 360 (slim triple)
►Radiator: EK-CoolStream PE 360 (triple)
►Pump/res combo: EK-XRES 140 Revo D5 RGB PWM (incl. sl. pump)
►Bracket: EK-UNI Pump Bracket (120mm FAN) Vertical
►Drain port: EK-AF Ball Valve (10mm) G1/4 - Black Nickel
►Tubes: 3x EK-HD PETG Tube 500m
►Fittings: 12x EK-HDC Fitting 12mm G1/4 - Black Nickel
►Angled fittings: 4x EK-AF ANGLED 90 G1/4 - Black Nickel
►Angled fittings: 2x EK-AF ANGLED 45 G1/4 - Black Nickel
►Splitter: EK-AF T-Splitter 3F G1/4 - Black Nickel
►Extender: EK-AF Extender Rotary M-M G1/4 - Black Nickel
Check my other social profile at:
►Instagram: / pc.crazy
►Facebook: / pc.crazy21
►Twitter: / pccrazy21
Music by Joakim Karud / joakimkarud
Outro Template made by Grabster - / grabstertv
#coolermasterc700m #timelapsevideo #gtx1080tisli
So far away thé best tower had never got. Incredible tower
Still having mine packed in a box 🤣
Will be my next Tower.. amazing !!
Definitely a good choice. ;)
Neverovatno koliko dobar Time Lapse si uradio cestitam bratee
Aleksandar Markovic Hvala ti puno! Drago mi je da ti se svida! 🤩🙌
Beautiful build!!! It has pretty much confirmed my choice in cases. It was either this one or the ROG Helios. Thank you for sharing!!!
Thank you for the comment and glad you like the build. :)
James Mineo i will perfer this one
I've just got this case, it's fantastic looking just saving up for the rest to build it should be around March carnt wait and I've never built a gaming pc before goin to be fun lol
I was unsure what case I wanted for my new build. Saw this video. Case bought.
Sorry for the laaaaaaaaaate reply!!! :( Hope you are enjoying your case :D
Beautiful build. Cool but not excessive... The measure is its added value. Really wondeful. I want my next build look like this one. Thanks for posting!
Davide Accorsi Thank you for the comment and glad you like it. :)
Most Beautiful Case ever i seen
Who Am I ? Definitely agree on that 😉
This is insane
Thanks. Hopefully one day I might redo it. :)
It seem like the coolermaster fan have the best p/p, and RGB effects are quite good
1 like :3
That build just looks crazy good
Mateusz Przytocki Thank you very much. Glad you like it 🤗🤗
@@PCCrazyDario I genuinely have to say that this build inspired me to upgrade my current 5 years old 'Gaming' PC. I never had an opportunity to play around with water cooling systems yet. Time to start saving money :)
Mateusz Przytocki Honestly, I am positively surprised to read this kind of comment. It does mean a lot to me. Thank you. 🤗
Good luck with your build. 😉👍
Damn that looks really nice. I'm happy for you man :)
Faiz Izz Thank you very much 🤗🤗
Glory to my eyes.
Also smells expensive premiuness.
That's not a word but still better than Apple.
Btw if you want to know, music and editing are on point.
Enjoying this, same as bitwit's time lapses.
Autronic Oh wow, thank you and glad you like the music/editing combo. I have been using this music for some time now and I did try some new stuff when it comes to editing. 😉🙌
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@@neziaesport6326 o hallo my brother, where did you find this?
It's gorgeous and perfect
Adrian Salvatierra Thank you very much and sorry for the late reply 🤗
@@PCCrazyDario Better late than never.
@@SpinoAdri2001 Yeah, unfortunately didn't get the notification and just realised it when I was scrolling through all of them. :) Thanks again.
Hi, I have a question, how many fans can you put in the cosmos c700m and where/size.
Also radiator and what size.
Nice video by the way i subbed! 👍
iT iS fUlL oF cUrRy Thank you very much for the comment and the sub!! 🤗
Here is all the information:
PRE-INSTALLED FANS - FRONT
3x 140mm PWM Fan (Speed: 1200RPM / Connector: 4Pin)
PRE-INSTALLED FANS - REAR
1x 140mm PWM Fan (Speed: 1200RPM / Connector: 4Pin)
FAN SUPPORT - TOP
3x 120/140mm
FAN SUPPORT - FRONT
3x 120/140mm
FAN SUPPORT - REAR
1x 120/140mm
FAN SUPPORT - BOTTOM
2x 120/140mm*
RADIATOR SUPPORT - TOP
120mm, 140mm, 240mm, 280mm, 360mm, 420mm (remove ODD, maximum thickness clearance 70mm)
RADIATOR SUPPORT - FRONT
120mm, 140mm, 240mm, 280mm, 360mm, 420mm (requires removal of ODD cage)
RADIATOR SUPPORT - REAR
120mm, 140mm
RADIATOR SUPPORT - BOTTOM
120mm, 140mm, 240mm
@@PCCrazyDario is it silent the case ?
mathew227 The case is silent at the amount as you turn your fans on different speed. Higher speed higher dB.
i wish u could have done this build so we could also follow along also the setup to ur computer as someone that wants to build this for the first time a in depth build of this i would have loved to follow along how u got the fans to all work accordingly in color also if i need to install something when i connect it for the first time to the monitor or does it work right away ? stuff like that. if u can make it i would totally watch a build with a white case or this case with a theme of white and pastel pink or white/silver or white and gold that is aesthetically pleasing but packs a punch in both gaming and look.
I am planning on doing those kind of videos, but not with the current situation in my "studio". When I move and re-arrange my studio, create a better atmosphere so the videos would be more pleasing to watch. Then we can talk about all of this. ;)
Wonderful build PC crazy. I noticed you removed the inside fans for the front mounted radiator compared to the H500M. I think I'll probably do the same but I do love those 2x200mm addressable RGB fans on the H500M. They sync up wonderfully with my RGB EK waterblock. :)
Eli Reyes Thank you. Well you can’t fit here the 2x 200mm fans. I was still keeping them inside the H500M and I live them. This is a different case, so different fan configuration 😉
I... like this. I really like this.
Graveborne Thank you very much. Soon I’ll do another extreme build in another case so hope you’ll stay tuned 😉
You make very great work!
Sica1000 Thank you, much appreciated 😉👍
Wow what a case
ZLIS Vukonic I would say siiiiick 😁😁
I break to these beats haha nice taste in music
birdyLOL Thanks. 😉👍
I am also running 1080ti sli in 2019. Best value
KVN Exactly 😉😉💪
Had a tech teacher say there was no point in more than one graphics card because the pc will only use one. Don't know how she had her job.
@@rblyle382 that is true, it only uses one card in 90% of games.
KVN What if you use them for something else? 😁😁 Not only for gaming? And I am not talking about crypto mining of course
rblyle382 mehh, not true. 😜 You can use as many cards as you can connect, but not for gaming. For gaming two is a max at certain games.
You’ve inspired me to go custom liquid cooling. Great work, thanks! My gf is gonna hate you, so’s my bank account 😂
Kent Kent Thank you. Glad I did. My GF hates me too, so yeah, kind of getting used to it. 😂😂
Kent Kent make u had any leaks ?
@@sketchtechh didn’t end up doin it, sorry mr. clay. Lost my job.
Just want to know coz I’m planning on building my first pc. I will use a aio .
Similar to my Cougar Panzer Max! really a cool case.
Fabian Lorusso Maybe few similarities. But I have to admit that I like C700M more.
@@PCCrazyDario me too,lol. But the price...
Looking at this case for my build but had a question about the SSD mounting area, I have ARGB SSD that I want to see in the case but not sure if its an option with this one. I saw where you mounted the Samsung ones but then they get covered up. Do you have to use the cover or can they be mounted to that cover ? I see it has holes in it so maybe you can with a cleaner look?
Jonathan Roberts They got covered only because of the reservoir. If you don’t go with a custom loop, they will be nicely shown.
PC Crazy Awesome thanks for replying so fast! I can’t wait to have a much larger case to show off my hardware and the space to do a liquid cooling loop some day. Feel like my current case is maxed out for components at the moment so an upgrade is a must.
Jonathan Roberts I’m trying my best when it comes to commenting and replying and you are welcome. :) Oh man, that is going to be sick. 🤩
Looks like your pouring mountain dew into your pc lol thanks for the vid i will sub
Tater Gamer Hehe unfortunately, I didn’t have any other liquid, otherwise I would use some neutral color. 😁 Thank you very much 🤗🤗
How does the t splitter work? Wha two I connect to the inlet port of the pump res then the t splitter. Is it just a regular fitting then the t splitter then the loop and drain valve?
Lazer XT It works that way that it splits the coolant when you need to drain it for instance. So one side connects to the outlet of the pump. The middle one for instance for the drain port which needs to be covered, and the third hole is for the rest of the loop to continue the regular flow. 😉
@@PCCrazyDario Was kinda confused here as well! How do you connect the outflow of the pump to the T splitter?
The description seems to specify that you used only one M/M converter, which I assume is used between the T splitter and the drain. However, what connector, if not a M/M converter was used between the out and the T splitter?
Alexandre Deshaies Pump > M/M connector > T-splitter > one side: M/M connector > drain valve; other side: fitting 😉 Hope it helps. 🤗
Beautiful.
Orhan Cabarov Thank you very much 🤗
Would a 1000w power supply be enough for nvlink 2080 ti + capture card. Avermedia 4k
The Art of Frames People are saying that 1000W is enough but just in case I would go with 1200W.
So the cosmos leave a black hole in my wallet???
Tazboy Something like that 😂
The Cosmos is not that expensive-looking to use one in my next build although I would prefer to use a Fractal 7 its the other £4-5 grand that the rest of the build will cost me which will put a dent in my pocket
The case I love. Plus a will done video. excellent.
RIchard Davidson Definitely a brilliant case, I agree. And thank you very much 🤗
nice build ... but 2 points for improvements:
1. please - don´t use this "blur effect" hundreds times ..
2. fastforward at "watercooling filling" scene - boring .. sorry the rest is nice !
RaptorTP Thanks. Blurred parts will be switched/removed but for the filling part, most people really love it including myself. 😁 Anyway, thanks for the tips. 😉
Отличная работа
Сергей Замятин Would you mind writing it on English please 😬
OK. I wrote: "Great job." In the future I will write in English (translator)
Сергей Замятин Thanks for the translation and for your comment. Means a lot. Usually I translate it myself, but when I want to answer to some of you quickly or faster and I can’t translate myself, I ask for a translation. 😉😉
Awesome build. I am considering the same case but some reviews have said that the plastic looks cheap and some of the panel gaps are not good. Do you think this is true or a bit exaggerated?
Bryan Brunnemeyer Thank you very much. To be honest, I don’t think that the plastic looks or feels cheap. I do have a small gap between the fron I/O panel and the front cover/panel but nothing that obvious that would bother me to be honest.
While the price is pretty high, the amount of features you get and the sheer shize of the internals make it a pure joy for enthusiasts. Wouldn't recommend getting it, unless you're planning on multiple graphics cards, multiple radiators and a custom cooling loop. If you're not going to be using a good amount of the features it offers, there's no reason to buy one. If you want a smaller, more affordable case that still has plenty of space and good thermals, the Cooler Master H500P Mesh is a good call.
I do have a spec list for a build I'd like to put in a C700M though, and it's an absolute monster.
CPU: Ryzen Threadripper 2990WX
Mobo: ASRock X399 Taichi (not 100% sure yet)
RAM: 64 GB Corsair Vengeance RGB (not sure on speed/latency)
GPU: 2 x Sapphire Nitro+ Vega 64 (waterblocks)
PSU: SeaSonic Prime Ultra 1300W Platinum
Storage:
- 1 x 500GB M.2 SSD
- 2 x 1TB SSD
- 2 x 5TB HDD
2 cooling loops with a 420mm rad each, both with 6 fans (very bloody overkill, but whatevs :P) for a total of 9 fans
@PC Crazy did you order this on pc specialists it looks super cool! And do you know how much it costs? I probably wont get it tho because i dont have a monitor or the money... lol
the three savage beast No, I bought everything in Europe and some parts in Croatia and built it myself 😉
@@PCCrazyDario I'd never be able to do that lol!
1. just subscribed because i love this video
aadesh bhattarai 1. Thank uou so much 🤗
2. It has an integrated RGB LED strips already on the case.
3. So you have to connect them to the 12V if they are RGB. If they are ARGB then those 3-pin 5V connector.
This is the best case right? En best liquid cooled system?
I would say it is the best, but definitely one of my personal favourite. As for EKWB water cooling system, I would say that it is amongst best.
PC Crazy nice man! Do you think that pc is worth it with Ryzen 9 3900x and MSI GeForce RTX 2080 GAMING X TRIO with this exact case and EKWB water system exact the same only a bit different parts for ekwb cause I use other things but in general the same?
@@Virlo Why not. :) It would be an epic build honestly. :D
PC Crazy Nice for the response 👍 thanks! I know you like the Antec Torque more and the Aventum X by Digital Storm.
Cassius Westen Honestly, Aventum X I just had to Google and I don’t like that case. I like the design and everything, but would never go for that one. I do like the Antec Torque, that is certain, but that build is more for shows. I still prefer standard design cases. Infact, I am right now searching what kind of case should I get for my main workstation. 😁
Great case and nice video , very inspiring. The case had been on my watchlist before and now I am fully convinced.
Actually you made me think about giving watercooling a try. Can you recommend a good website as starting point for my own reading?
And a second question, how long did it take you to build this case in real life?
Frank Foerth Thank you very much. :)
What kind of reading are you thinking about? In my opinion, if you are talking about water cooling then visit www.ekwb.com
They have everything written to the last bit.
In real life, I need to make it quickly since this build was my main for editing and stuff, so basically in one day. But to be honest, this my 30+ water cooling build so that makes it easier. :)
@@PCCrazyDario Thanks for your response. The website appears very helpful and I will take a closer look.
Wonder when will / even have a PC like this....
Akash S. S I wish for you one day... 😉🤞
Cracking build. I'm getting the case on Friday. Was the loop hard to do? First time doing hard tubing and I'm bricking it!
Thank you very much. Actually no, since it has loads of space, it was very easy. I used to do some small(er) builds than this, and the short tube runs are the worst. You would be surprised. ;) Jump in if you have more question. I would be glad to answer them.
@@PCCrazyDario much appreciated, thank you very much.
@@garyburger6319 :)
Super pc
Thank you very much :)
Can I ask where u put the rgb cable motherboard or controller thank u
What do you mean? Where did I connect the RGB connection cable to the motherboard?
I connected all the lights to an 12V 4-pin RGB connector on the motherboard and the C700m case lights to an ARGB 5V 3-pin connector.
@@PCCrazyDario yes mine has 3 pins thank u for the reply your only person who has answered me mate
I have 4 cables think there's one for each rgb strip did u connect them all to mb thank u
@@johnbeck810 No problem man. Yes, everything is synced to my motherboard and I have controlled it with ASUS AURA SYNC.
@@PCCrazyDario thank u my friend only person to reach out and help subbed keep up good work mate
great pc bro!
beceppece Thank you very much 🤗
Yep, it's me with a final question. Been wiring my case and came up with a single unknown wire - two-pin male obviously meant to plug into a female header of some kind. What in the case uses two pins and where is it supposed to plug into the mobo? (It's obviously not for the controller; nothing on that has two pins).
Archibald Mirenopteryx Two pin male? 🤔 Link of a photo would be nice so I can help you out.
@@PCCrazyDario I do have a photo and I'll link it in a bit. But oddly enough, I solved the problem: I found a two pin *female* connector leading to the bottom front of the case. The two fit together perfectly. I still don't know what they are FOR, though.
@@PCCrazyDario Here's a good close-up of the plug from the top front of the case (i.e. the system panel): photos.google.com/search/_tra_/photo/AF1QipP8DUsxR17jVUEmFkG9X6nsWJRDaiAv-_4Byvpp
@@ArchTeryx00 Good you found the solution, but unfortunately I can't open the link. :(
My apologies for that. I'm pretty new to Google Photos and must have shared it via a nonpublic link. A little later I'll go back in and post a proper shared link for you. Even if I found the connector's mate, I'm still trying to figure out what exactly it's FOR for future reference - I never pass up a learning experience!
For Fan mounted radiators on the front and top is it best to have them pulling air into the case through the radiators or pushing air out of the case through the radiators?
Thanks.
-- Front in, top out :)
Did you use the vertical pump mount or the regular
Lazer XT Vertical one. The regular spider would be right to use here.
i got problem with class wing assembly. are there holes that are too big for the tabs on which they should be holding?
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I had a quick question for you. How did you solve the USB 3.0 header problem?
(The case comes with four USB 3.0 ports in the front, which have two 19-pin cables. The trouble is, most motherboards only have ONE USB 3.0 header on them, including the one you used, I think. How did you manage that problem?)
Archibald Mirenopteryx Well my board had all the connection so I could use all of them. If something is missing you can always try to manage an internal USB3.0 ports on a PCIe card if your board doesn’t have.
@@PCCrazyDario That's actually a really good suggestion. A lot of folks actually use a USB 2.0 --> USB 3.0 converter cable, but there are PCIe cards that give you two USB 3.0 headers, and that's the solution I chose. Great idea! Thank you!
@@PCCrazyDario To follow up with this, I discovered that older versions of the case had a USB 3.0 AND a USB 2.0 header in the front, so everything fit perfect. For whatever reason, they replaced the USB 2.0 header with a 3.0 header, when most motherboards only have one 3.0 header! Most folks are using 2.0-->3.0 adapter cables and busting the extra ports down to 2.0, but I like your solution of a PCIe splitter far more.
Archibald Mirenopteryx I don’t think you could get speeds from USB 3.0 that are connected to USB 2.0. PCIe can definitely give you much greater speeds than that. :) You are welcome hehe :)
Did you install the triple on the front and slim on the top or the other way?
Lazer XT Triple PE on the front and slim triple SE on top 😉
nice case cooler master :D
Definitely ;)
@@PCCrazyDario best gaming components
Hey there! Quick question. Do you think you could fit a 3-fan CPU liquid cooler and four hybrid all-in-one 2080 Tis (each with their own fan) in this case?
You have 8 slots in the case so the cards have to be two slot each so they can fit. The first card can have a radiator on the rear side and other three on front. That could fit, but you need to take measurements for the pipes so you could know if the length would be enough 😉
HI PC CRAZY
HOW MUCH IS ONLY WATERCOOLING PART PLEASE ? THANKS AND GREAT WORK ;)
Hi, thanks for the comment. In this build, I would say around €700 from EKWB website with everything separately ordered
Is it ok to put PSU fan to pull the air from outside in this same Cooler Master case?
Oliver Jovanovic How do you mean? From the interior of the case?
@@PCCrazyDario No. Opposite.
@@oliverwalker2883 Yeah, of course. That is the way it is intended. I placed it like this since my cables were short a bit and I had an openning in the power supply shroud so it was no problem. But yeah, in this case you can turn it any way you want.
Just love the way you Squeeeeeeeeeeze that bottle bro ;)
I know you do! I did it because of you. ;)
Awesome build, but please for anyone doing that - never fill the reservoir to the max. Always leave at least 15% free space in it.
Thank you very much.
Also, please enlighten me why since I haven't had a single issue with numerous builds.
@@PCCrazyDario Because when the liquid gets too hot it creates more pressure and it needs some room to "breathe'. If it's filled to the max it will eventually start releasing the pressure starting from the loosest point.
It's similar like the coolant in cars. There's a reason why the "max" label is always lower than the actual capacity.
Therefore, if the water tank is not filled to the max the liquid will have the necessary room to breathe and it won't create pressure elsewhere.
@@deyoviC Ok, fair point. But you do know that if you fill the loop immediately to the top (even though I leave the whole cap without water - approx. 1cm) that the air from the rest of the loop will through 24 hours get to the reservoir and lower the level of the water. In this situation, after 24 hours it got lowered by 2cm and after a week 1cm more. Also, even though I do agree with you on the liquid temperature, liquid temperatures don’t actually reach that high temperatures to create that kind of pressure. Otherwise, I think it would be safe for components. That is of course my piece of mind but do correct me if I am wrong since I didn’t have such a situation what you mentioned. :)
@@PCCrazyDario I understand your position, hence why I warned other people initially and it wasn't directed to you. You're a professional and you obviously know a lot and you use premium products too.
There are plenty other water solutions that are poorly made and in those there's a high probability of leaking and bad pressure management. It's just a safety warning. Happened to a friend of mine and said manufacturer advised him so.
Thanks for your time and keep up the good work!
@@deyoviC That is good point. Thanks for your comment and heads up for others who don't know all this. :) Have a great day!
на водоблоке лен для резьбы используете,чтоб не текла вода.
Great build. What's the coolant type and color you used?
Thank you. I think it is lime green or something from EKWB. I didn't have any other coolant at that point so I just used what I had unfortunately.
Did you use the rgb splitter cable the case came with? Any idea how to make that work if not?
Chris Campbell Oh man, I can’t remember. I know that I connected at the end everything to the button on the case and to the motherboard so I can combine the light effects.
@@PCCrazyDario do you recall using the splitter cable they give you and plugging into the controller they mounted that runs the case lights?
Chris Campbell Yeah, I had to connect it to assure the LED strips from the case light up in the same color as everything else. 😉
i just wonder how to take off the back GPU socket plates, that s too narrow
Whart configuratiion did you use for the motherboard? Normal, chimney, or inverted?
In this build, I used normal.
@@PCCrazyDario The very build I plan to use. I originally was going to go with a chimney setup but I want the primary radiator out the top, not out the back, so normal's the best for me. And that means I can use this video as practically a step by step guide. Thank you for posting it!! :-)
@@ArchTeryx00 Totally understandable. Thank you for the comment. :) Have fun building it. ;)
@@PCCrazyDario I'm gonna have a blast!
The computer's nicknamed Genie for a reason. PHENOMENAL COSMIC POWER ... itty bitty living space. ^.^
@@ArchTeryx00 Oh wow, that has a strong name and then I can only imagine the design and looks. :)
i bought the $45 dollar cooler mster and they accidently sent this so im having a good day
You got to be kidding me haha this is epic man! WIN!
@@PCCrazyDario so update i got 2 more hahaha we ordered 3 45 dollar ones and they sent all c700m's
@@houstonreasons Haha link to the store :D
@@PCCrazyDario it was just amazon
@@houstonreasons Lucky!!!! :D
Looks like something you'd see in a Borg cube.
UncleFeedle 😉😉
Tech PowerX just posted the same video, you might wanna look into it
Felipe Aros Thank you for that. He actually stole my other timelapse build video, Resident Evil.
verrry nice build!
Seriously considering this case for my build but having trouble deciding on the rest :P SLI 2080ti (Aorus 2080 TI xtreme waterforce with ek blocks) but...with an Aorus Extreme Waterforce or a Rampage VI extreme....I dunno. Will be almost the same as your build though I'm pretty sure, same rads, same res setup etc just I'll be using soft tube (newbie to water-cooling lol). Really impressed with your builds, this and the H500M especially.
Christopher H. Wow, thank you very much. Means a lot that you like the C700M and H500M as well. 🤗
MSI just released RTX 2080Ti with EKWB water block and you get, I think, 10% off if you order it. 😉
Hi nice video I have had this case for while now can u tell me how to set up the rbg lighting I don't know where the 2 connectors go the lights oy half on thanks if u can help
Sorry theres 3 connectors
John Beck RGB lights od the case? And thanks 😉👍
Can you vertically, angled or chimney mount 2 rtx in sli?
Thanks.
Victor 101 For a chimney mounting you have to do the motherboard as well for SLI configuration. As for the mounting that you get with the case, it can only support one card. 😬
@@PCCrazyDario Ok, thanks so much!
Victor 101 You are welcome 😉
BTW, really nice looking build! That's not a pc, that's a piece of art! :D
Victor 101 Well thank you very much. Means a lot 🤗🤗
HOW DID YOU WIRE THE 7 FANS UP TO CONTROLLER? READ IT ONLY HAD SUPPORT FOR 6 FANS
Name of the background song please? Thanks. Nice build
Which song exactly? I think there are three songs and they are all from Joakim Karud. You have his link in the description.
Where did you get the NV link from? Also beautiful build. Wanted to see someone build in this case. It seems made for water cooling
firefangs 12 Those are GTX 1080Ti, so we are talking about HB SLI bridge. And yeah, this build is made for some crazy loops. And I intend to redo it. 😉
I mean, it can fit 2 420mm rads and a 240mm rad all at once.
Slimey You are forgetting 140mm at the rear of the case. 😜
@@PCCrazyDario True, though I did mention it in a different comment :P
Slimey You commented so much I can barely keep track 😁
Are the standoffs already installed on the motherboard tray or did you screw them in yourself?
Can't remember honestly, but you get the standoffs in the accessory box so you can add them yourself without a problem if they aren't added immediately out from the box. ;)
Woooow
Cjey Tergel Thank you 🤗🤗
Se to meni cini,il tu moze komotno i 480mm radijator napred se staviti?
marko mojsilovic Iskreno, nisam probao jer ga realno ni nemam kod sebe. 😬 420mm stane, a za 480mm stvarno nisam ziher
Whatever the push is for the AIO’s by the companies, time and again it has been demonstrated that Air Coolers are equally efficient in cooling without the risk of pump failures (which can fry my system), albeit at a much lower cost.
So go on advertising AIO’s, doesn’t make much difference to computer lovers.
Great video and somewhat a very good guide as well! Few questions though:
1) Do you use 2x M/F rotatory extenders on the top radiator to make the 90 degree fitting long enough for tubing purposes?
2) You seem to be using the T splitter from the "out" side of the pump. However it is somewhat hard to see what is inbetween that T splitter and the "out" Female fitting. Can you confirm that's a M/M rotatory extender there as well?
Thanks a lot!
Alexandre Deshaies Thank you very much. Glad you like it! :)
1. I used spacers or extenders. No need for rotary ones since angled have the possibility to be rotated.
2. Rotary extender is going from the pump to T-splitter and then another M/M rotary extender for the drain valve. On the third port of the T-splitter I just placed a male fitting.
@@PCCrazyDario Thanks a lot for clarifying! I used to M/F rotatory extenders for the top radiator since I had those in hand already and it worked beautifully :)
Gorgeous build btw! You have something to be proud of :)
Alexandre Deshaies Yeah, makes sense for the M/F extender. 😉
Thanks but that build doesn’t exist anymore. I will be building again something in C700M during this year but not quite sure what yet. 😉
@@HollowCrown45 Hi man, I can't find your last comment. Got notified for it, but can't find it anywhere. Please repeat it.
@@PCCrazyDario Haha was just a question I ended up answering myself about :) Thanks for following up on it though :D! I do guess you had similar issues as I faced with RGB headers. Where did you end up plugging the RGB cables from the case with D-RGB headers lacking on the mobo? EKWB provided me with the EK Connect 51, did you end up using something similar?
How you connected 7 fans
Sahil Vaghasiya Fan PWN and RGB splitter :)
omg i love it
Green hawk Hehe thanks a lot 🤗🤗
Man looks like the actor from peaky blinders
Haha I have to admit, this is the first time... :P
Did you lay the case down to install the motherboard? Thank you!
That is always recommened but I didn't. :P
Nice video..Could you provide your Coolant tube measurements?
Shawn Lamey Hi, thanks a lot. 12mm are these ones which actually look really funny in this huge case. Next time I am going with 16mm for sure.
Thanks for the tip. Do you recommend this Ex-Coolstream SE360? I just bought the c700m, i9-9900k, Gigabyte Aorus Ultra MOBO.
Shawn Lamey Yeah, I used in H500M 2x SE 360, but since this is a larger case I went with one PE 360 and one SE 360. One SE 360 is more than enough for i9-9900k.
@@PCCrazyDario Having trouble figuring out how to connect my fans to the MOBO. I have the Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Ultra, C700m case and a Corsair H150i RGB AIO. Theres fan headers and RGB headers on both the MOBO, and on the C700m RGB Control Panel. How would you suggest connecting these? I have looked everywhere online for a Z390 wiring connection vid and have found nothing, so it would be a great help!
Shawn Lamey This is why I never mix brands. I have heard that you need a special controller for the Corsair fans but I am not 100% sure. I have seen on Gigabyte official site that your motherboard has these connections: “RGB FUSION 2.0 with Multi-Zone LED Light Show Design, Supports Addressable LED & RGB LED Strips”
Сейчас бы в 2019 году собирать систему из 1080 Ти в SLI ... я купил 3 года назад 1080 Ti и уже собираюсь их менять.. А тут их только ставят... норм так.. хороший комп запарывать...
LetsPlayNoDrama Sorry, I don’t understand and at this moment I can’t Google Translate. 😔
Amazing video I love it ! I've just a question I need help. Where do you connect the pump unit ? and the radiator fans on the motherboard ? (Asus maximus Formula XI)
- CPU_FAN
- CHA_FAN
- AIO_PUMP
- H_AMP
- W_PUMP+
I'm totally lost and need help. Thanks
William Foti Are you going with AIO or custom loop? And thank you very much. 🤗🤗
Custom loop EKWB like you
William Foti I connected my fans to the fan hub on the case so I can control them with the case control panel up on top. As for the pump, I have connected it through the W_PUMP+ connector 😉
@@PCCrazyDario Ok thank you. Amazing build. Congratulations I love it !
William Foti You are welcome and thank you for the comment 🤗🤗
is it the same size as the cosmos 2? still using it from 2014 lol love the case except no water cooling space and no window
EverGame Studios It’s even bigger than Cosmos II. 😉
@@PCCrazyDario guess I know what the next case is going to be :-)
EverGame Studios Without a doubt. I’m saving it for some future project. 😉
Sick
Thanks ;)
Hi, how do you sync the rgb of the cosmos with the rgb of the rest? Fan, mobo, etc
mattia zanon Hi, you have a connector of the controller that you connect to the motherboard and then just push the button on the case to the lowest point so it will get in to the mode that syncs the colors with the rest.
@@PCCrazyDario Can this be done with non Coolmaster fans too?
@@jamesgarcia1867 Of course, without any issues. ;)
Would love to get this case, any suggestions on a motherboard that can utilize the front ports? Or any suggestions on an expansion slot option for the front ports?
David Well I had ASUS X299-E Gaming ROG STRIX and I could use all the ports. But I think all the higher end motherboards have double 3.0 USB and Type C one as well.
@@PCCrazyDario Im not the most knowledge, I am going to build my first computer this year. Looking at the Ryzen 3900 12-cores. Trying to go for an editing beast with some possibilities for gaming. Any motherboards you suggest that would work out for what I need. The one you suggested is that good for editing and games you think? Thank you!
David That board is for Intel processors. As for the AMD, I would suggest MSI X570 ACE or GODLIKE if you want to get maximum potential of the motherboard with ports andother things like high RAM speeds, loads of connections.
@@PCCrazyDario Dude I am using PC part picker and the Ace was compatible with everything I had on my list. I dont wanna bug too much but is it possible if you could look over my part list? Thank you so much for your feedback.
David Sure thing man. Send me the link. 😉
Hi PcCrazy! Im very interested in this case, but i dont find information on certain clearances. Maybe you can help. Is it possible to use a 360mm RAD at the front without removing the DVD-Bracket? In this regard i also like to know if there is 385mm space along the top for an AIO while using the a DVD bay. I dont want to spend so much money on a case to make compromises.
Ο Πλάτωνας είχε δίκιο Hi, well you can find on the Cooler Master official web site about C700M. So it states like this: radiator support - front: 120/140/240/280/360/420 (remove ODD). In that case, I think you only need to remove the ODD cage if you place a 420mm radiator. Hope this helps.
@@PCCrazyDario Mhm i know this information, but i thought without the ODD-cage im not able to put a DVD-drive into the bay. Does that mean i can take the ODD-cage out while still using a DvD-Drive there? If that is true, it would help me out a lot.
Ο Πλάτωνας είχε δίκιο Nope, you understood wrong. So you need the ODD cage to place the DVD drive. You can use the ODD cage with the radiator up to 360mm. Everything above that you can’t use the ODD cage which you need to place the DVD drive.
@@PCCrazyDario
Thank you for that clarification! Yet im not sure that those manufacturers specifications are helpful. It only says: With ODD cage the 360mm works, the 420mm does not. They say nothing about the size in between and i cant imagine as they do not give the specific measurements. I even made screenshots during those videos, and measured the pixels with GIMP. It suggest that it may fit, but when spending 470$ on a case iw want to besure. I find it highly irritating that CoolerMaster does not provide all the specific measuments for such a big case an expensive product. You dont buy this for normal stuff, but bigstuff and modding.
Just to be clear with what i mean- In every case you want these numbers:
- distance from ATX-Spacers to cable management holes for hybrid E-ATX boards
-distance from ATX-Spacers to case roof for thickness of radiators
- distance from ATX-Spacers to PSU-shroud for modifications
- distance between back of the case and ODD bracket.
I think im gonna call them tomorrow, even though i know they wont be able to tell me on the phone, just to make them think about the fact, that if i spend premium money i want more than the standardized, reductive information i find for 150$ cases. It is really not helpfull at all to know that you can place 280mmm/360mm at the roof, especially since that does say nothing about the thickness.
Nevertheless, thank you for your time!
@@yosoy1loco Just to be clear, you are going to use 360 AIO? Am I right? Stupid me, but I just had to look at my build. If you place the AIO in front (360 that is) and you don't place anything on top, you can place an ODD cage normally. The silly thing is and what I can see that the bracket for the radiator and fans doesn't have to do anything with the ODD cage. The biggest concern is the top radiator and fans with the ODD cage.
I understand everything what you wrote and yeah, even if that would be a very usefull information for such a huge and expensive case, not that many people are asking for this kind of information. But I totally agree with you. Hope now that this helps a bit more.
GTX 1080Ti? i forgot those still existed. XD
Molly bunny Imagine that, they still do haha 😜😜
What would you say is the maximum rads I can fit in there, will it take 2x420 ?
420mm up top and on the front
240 on bottom
140 on the back
why is the psu upside down? btw those bends were freaking awesome.
Thank you so much. Well I had from the last build exact measures of the cables so I placed them like this and the fan from the PSU can pull the air from the inside and blow it out of the chamber through top holes in the PSU cover. ;)
how much is a project like that?
Antonio Raphael Freitas At that time was around €4.000. Now definitely less
But if you have your PC on for 24hrs you can't sleep with lights on - make those cases and hardwares rgb leds be voice-controlable too, for to turn them off/on via voice when going to sleep. I have a cousin who doesn't want a rgb lights PC just because of that and he's right with that.
damysticalone87 You just turn off the lights with ASUS AURA SYNC software and you can go to sleep. All the builds that I do can have their lights turned off. 😉
@@PCCrazyDario
I saw voice-controllable via alexa etc. rgb LED's arround or behind pc desk, but I didn't see them turning off/on the PC's LED too, nobody has shown that so far, so I won't trust till I see that, you didn't show that either.
damysticalone87 Well of course I didn’t. First of all because I didn’t mention Alexa in any part of the video. 😉 Secondly, we don’t have here Alexa, and to be honest, I’d rather be changing or switching off colors as I see fit with the software instead of doing it with voice. 😁 So basically, my video isn’t based on switching lights off with voice control. It is based on a cool water cooling build in C700M. 😉😉
@@PCCrazyDario
So then don't say "All the builds that I do can have their lights turned off." when I speak about voice-control and u don't have that, silly.
damysticalone87 Maybe you don’t understand what I wrote. Actually it is quite obvious. I mentioned before that sentence that I can turn off lights with ASUS AURA SYNC software. So my sentence is based on that. Fact. Second to that, if you can connect Alexa with that software and say to Alexa to switch of ASUS AURA SYNC, then you can do it over voice control. But again, why are you being so impolite and rude?
Hey,
I might be blind, but which waterblock have you been using?
Iam a more or less proud owner of a 1080 strix A8G and struggle to find a fitting one.
Hi, I am using the one for GTX 1080Ti Strix. Here is the one for your GPU (I checked the compatibility list): www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-fc1080-gtx-strix-nickel
;)
Can you tell me, your Temps while you re gaming?
GPUs are around 48-51C, depending how I place the fan speeds on the case and CPU is a bit more, around 54-56C. ;)
I have the same cooling system with you, with 1080ti and i78700k at h500p mesh case. The gpu temperatures are 49-50 at bfv and the cpu around 65. I wonder if something goes wrong🙄
@@user-fg4dq7vu8s Nope, the temps are OK. The temps I mentioned are when playing PUBG. When I play BFV, then the GPU is up for 2-3C and the CPU by 5C. I have 1x 360 SE radiator and 1x 360 PE radiator. That makes a lot of difference. ;)
Are you filling the loop with all plugged in , is it safe?
Yeah, I have no problem with that. You can always just plug in the pump, but after dozen of water cooled builds, you kind a get some confidence. :P
@@PCCrazyDario So if youre new is better to do it with the mb unplugged, thx.
Jimbo Jones Yeah, just jump start the PSU and turn on the pump. And one more thing, don’t run the pump without water.
gledaj kolko ssd-a hahhaha lijepo lijepo
Gruyazz Pa “samo” dva 😂😂 Hvala 🤗
@@PCCrazyDario ahahhahahahahahaha
They must make a mid tower that’s exactly like this
Oh wow, that would be an epic case for sure. :)
PC Crazy do you think it’s possible to submit a request to make one? I can see myself buying something like this for 200$ if it was a mid tower
How much money did cost?
Frenky The whole build or the case?
PC Crazy whole build?
Frenky Since I have here a bit older components and the current market price, I would say somewhere around €3.000-3.500 without the case.
ram x2 ???
韋廷 陽 What?
Don't get the puke green coolant in a predominantly black/white and silver build...but that's just me.It like matches.........nothing.Nice machine though.
Gary Ortolano I know, here is the funny part. I had to finish the build since this is my production and main build and that was the only coolant I had. But then again, I switch colors back to orange and everything is as H500M. 😉 Also, thank you. 😉🙌
@@PCCrazyDario ...understood.Had to do what you had to do.This really is a nice case and build.Thanks for sharing it !
Gary Ortolano Hehe exactly. Thanks for the comment 😉