Jonsbo D31 Mesh | Ryzen 9 7900 | RX 7900XT | Kraken 280 | PC Build
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2024
- Building my new PC with AIO for the first time 🤞🤞🤞
Part list:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 7900 amzn.to/3PZm9yR
GPU: SAPPHIRE PULSE AMD Radeon™ RX 7900 XT amzn.to/3tfH6ww
MB: Gigabyte B650M AORUS ELITE AX amzn.to/3U6u8Mk
RAM: Kingston FURY Beast Black RGB 16x2 CL36 amzn.to/46xfhhh
SSD: WD Black SN850X 2TB amzn.to/3rvTTu2
AIO: NZXT Kraken 280 LCD amzn.to/3RH1H7a
PSU: MSI MPG A850G PCIE5 amzn.to/3LDbW8D
CASE: Jonsbo D31 MESH Screen amzn.to/469FFOJ
CC: Arctic Cooling Arctic F14 PWM PST amzn.to/3ZzpGqw
CC: Arctic Cooling Arctic F12 PWM PST CO amzn.to/3rzjwdG
00:00 Intro
00:05 Nzxt kraken 280 LCD Unboxing
04:49 SAPPHIRE PULSE AMD Radeon™ RX 7900 XT Unboxing
06:53 Gigabyte B650M AORUS ELITE AX Unboxing
08:39 MSI MPG A850G PCIE5 Unboxing
11:30 AMD Ryzen 9 7900 Unboxing
12:58 WD Black SN850X 2TB Unboxing
13:48 Kingston FURY Beast Black RGB 16x2 CL36 Unboxing
14:33 Arctic Cooling Arctic F14; F12 Unboxing
15:25 Jonsbo D31 MESH Unboxing
16:48 The beginning of the PC build
21:07 SSD installation
22:59 AIO mount installation
25:00 RAM installation
25:33 CPU installation
26:11 MB installation
28:52 PSU installation
33:56 Case fans installation
36:43 AIO installation
41:54 VGA installation
43:22 1'st boot
44:41 End of assembly
46:12 Benchmarking in games
53:27 Power consumption
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i love the budget magnetic screwdriver, such a great idea lol
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Thank you!
My interests have been peaked by the Jonsbo D31SC and your very descriptive video has been a great help in the planning phases of my potential build.
Good job!
It's great that it was useful. Don't forget to subscribe, thanks :)
Power connector management - nice!
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Have you tried using the screen for youtube? I planed on buying the screen separate for video or discord. So was wondering if the screen is sharp enough to enjoy that, and like how does it compare to like maybe your phone screen?
Screen is pretty decent; it is sharp and has decent viewing angles. Though for UA-cam and Discord, I would recommend checking a bigger screen with Full HD resolution. My PC is next to the TV, so I'm using this screen for gauges. It's more like fun to have than very useful. Subscribe, thanks.
Nice vid!
Thanks :)
Very beautiful PC.
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Great video! Do you think I could fit an ASUS Hyper M.2 X16 V2 NVME HUB underneath an RTX 3080 FE using the same motherboard, case and fans ? Thank you very much :)
Your card is 2-slot height, while mine is 2.7, so I would say your M.2 card will fit. You will need to route display cables between them through the third slot bracket. Write back; was it successful, and don't forget to subscribe. Thanks.
This is such a beautiful build!
Would you recommend the gigabyte motherboard? I heard about coil whine on the motherboard but those are a few mintgs ago. Does yours have?
Thank you. I checked reviews of motherboards and found that this one has good VRM cooling (in this price range), so I chose it. As far I have no complaints. As for the coil whine, there is none on my board. Although coil whine is a bit of a lottery. Additionally, my board is rev1.0. I noticed that in rev1.3, Gigabyte has changed the PCB and VRM design.
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@@MindaugasJocionis Thanks for the response!
@@FireOfPassion46 No problem :)
@MindaugasJocionis Good to know, I'm looking at that same board for a new build. I've been worried about the reports of coil whine as well. I guess I'll just take my chances, but I might power everything up outside the case so it's easier to return if it does indeed have bad coil whine.
I have built 2 PCs with this board model, revisions 1.0 and 1.2. (Revision 1.3 has a different build; it has fewer layers of PCB and one extra VRM phase.) Actually, coil whine can be noted, though it's barely noticeable; you can hear it only when the room is completely silent and you put your ear next to the PC case. Although it's hard to say whether it's coming from the motherboard or the PSU (Noticed this after 2nd build).
In short, I am completely happy with this MB so far :)
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hi how is the ryzen 9 7900 temperature? is it okay if I put a ARCTIC Freezer 34 eSports DUO? thanks
In my opinion, on stock settings, Arctic should handle it. If you're considering OC with PBO, etc., then only AIO.
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thank you👏
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any reason why u choose ryzen 7900 over 7800x3d? and it is same price as ryzen 7900x right?
For gaming, the 7800X3D is definitely the better choice. Personally, I need more cores for video editing.
Currently, the 7900 is €50 cheaper than the 7900X in my country. And as a bonus, you are getting a box cooler :)
I didn't like the idea of 93°C on the CPU in the 7900X, that's why I bought the 7900 and boosted it to nearly 7900X performance with PBO @ lower temps. Of course, you can do the same in the opposite way with the 7900X. So it's just a matter of € and philosophy :)))
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This is really well done! Sub'd and thank you! Future plans for vids?
Thank you, I really appreciate it. No particular plans, just filming my builds or if someone asks me to build a PC for them.
why do you have the back fan put the air in? its better to set the fan the other way..
The idea was to supply air to the power supply, VRM and the top AIO heatsink. A day ago I changed the fan to an ARGB with an air extraction orientation. Didn't notice any difference at idle :) Although I didn't have time to test long-term gaming to warm up the system to compare. If you're interested, I'll provide feedback in a few days.
not in all cases
How is the build quality?
In my opinion the case build quality is excellent. Subscribe, thank you.
@@MindaugasJocionis ty
are all your fan directions correct?
The intake fans are at the bottom and rear, while the exhaust is at the top.
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usually the back/rear is an exhaust, does it work better as intake?@@MindaugasJocionis
The idea was to cool VRM with the back fan. Later, I replaced the fans with ARGB and switched that fan to exhaust. No difference noted. Actually, VRM is very well-cooled on this board. Check ARGB version in community tab in my channel page. And don't forget to subscribe, thanks.
5700x naudoju , geruliai tie ryzen
Nice, as persedau nuo R5_3600. Seip Intelio cpu gal net siektiek greitesnis butu uz tapacia kaina, bet amd visada roadmapas ilgesnis buna jei sugalvot upgreida cpu.
Ты помпу не правильно поставил, столбики в бэкплейт на мат плате не вкрутил😮
Как мог бы я прикрепить помпу без вкрученных столбиков? 24:21
Я монтировал на AMD АМ5, а не на Intel 1700
Подпишитесь, спасибо.
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Imagine building an expensive pc just to play in 1080p like the ps3 days.
My dude, so many games on PS3 were 720p
@@justwinclassic you missed the point didn't you, buddy? 1080p was the standard 15-20 years ago. 4K is the current standard and anything less is unacceptable. 8K should be the current standard for wealthy people. I just don't understand why the gaming community refuses to move on from a resolution that's two decades old at this point.
@@Diogenes77 nothing can run 8K at anything worthwhile right now, even the 4090 cannot do it reliably.
PC community still uses GPUs which are only applicable for 1080 or at best, 1440 resolution.
There’s a reason consoles outsell PC significantly and there’s a reason the overwhelming majority of PC players have very old technology in their PCs.
Normies will more than likely associate 4K or higher with PS5 or XSX, simply because it is marketed toward their massive tvs.
Your comments are facetious and completely miss the point that it’s nothing like the ps3 days.
People play at 300+ FPS on 1080 or 1440 with this kind of hardware. Massive difference to the 30fps 720p ps3 days.
tl;dr the gaming community needs to evolve from 1080p. I played Crysis in 1080p in 2006 with two 8800gts in SLI. The fact that 1080p is still regarded as the universal standard is an absolute joke. 4K is the current standard but very soon it'll be 8K. Nvidia's next RTX should be able to run 8K at 60fps as the 4090 gets approx 40fps.
Yet gamers are still playing in 1080p, it's ridiculous.
Well, I still play on my 10-year-old 1080p TV from time to time. (Usually, I play 1080p + vsync in silence :) ) It's probably time to buy a new one. However, this rig will not be powerful enough to run games @ 4k resolution. (I mean with ray tracing).
This one can barely handle Alan Wake 2 1080p+FSR with RT. It is impossible to play in native 1080p with RT on this card.
And yes it's time to move to 4k, but starting point for this is RTX4090