@@chocolatemilk9584 I see now. Made the comment before making it further into the video. He put, "Yes I forgot the IO shield REEEEEEEE" while installing the Impact at 9:21. Funny that he forgot the IO shield on the Strix and added his IO message on the wrong part of the video.
This man is a legitimate legend. Way back when I learned to build a PC about 3 years ago, to today where he has made some amazing content. Some of my favorites are the Lyle stuff and the one where you play CS:GO Arms Race. TYSM Kyle!
You will have to run this computer upside down to not burn out the CPU. 15:53 There is a huge potential for air to get trapped in the pump, due to its location.
just because steve nexus gamers posted a video about that doesn't suddenly make it a _deal breaker not-under-any-circumstances-whatsoever prohibited_ layout. sure it's not recommended but things are not gonna blow up because of it.
I feel like a different aio should have been chosen given the mounting orientation. There's a few with pumps in the rad or at the tubes to prevent any air getting to the pump. Pull also may have looked better but given that it's a 5800x in that case, debatabley better performance with push fans is probably better (just built with the same cpu and a 3070 in the same case and temps were... high).
@@virtuosocs4760 to be fair, they are usually filled to the brim so it would take a good amount of time for it to burn out (and pumps are better at pulling fluid up as opposed to pushing), but it just feels like corsair was used because... corsair. Also, that 5800x is gonna get really hot with a 240. My corsair 280 in the same case doesn't do a great job of cooling the 5800x even while just gaming and I have full depth intake and exhaust fans on top and bottom. At the end of the day it's a free pc that he's giving away on a charity stream so that's what matters. It's going to make someone happy so props to Kyle for that.
Considering the aio couldve been mounted on the side, there was no point in swapping the board, as side mounting the rad would elinated gpu temp issues, pump failure(which is now guaranteed) and also would eliminated the fact of needing to swap the board because of clearance as there wouldve then been a few mm of clearance left over between the rad and the dimm.2 He was going for looks though, so I get what he was doing, but imo giving a system away that is looks over function and has a guaranteed failure point, pretty much defeats the purpose of a pc.
@@deadly_mir I don't know that the dtx board would have actually allowed the gpu to be mounted horizontally (required for side mounted aio) unless those wimpy gpu fans were the only source of intake from the bottom so swapping the board was absolutely the right choice. I also don't think the dimm.2 clearance would have allowed a rad and full depth fans on the side. Having built in this case, it's a tight fit in general with a side mounted aio. And to be clear, failure would be guaranteed over time, not right away with this AIO, but it really does just feel like he needed a reason to use specifically the corsair.
@@thomoose1388 The temps still wouldve been better than with TG a few mm away from the gpu. In this situation my points are, the AIO WILL fail, which is a no beauno for giving someone else something that could be prevented, also the gpu temps will suffer regardless because the heat from the gpu is only being pulled out from the top by 1 120mm fan otherwise it's own cooler is it's only source of airflow and if the winner of it uses the TG panel, the temps will skyrocket because of there being literally no intake for the gpu. It almost feels like he NEEDED to use that specific aio and based the whole build around it and the case, which doesnt make sense to me.
That AIO pump is going to die early due to being at the highest point in its closed loop. This might be fixable if the tubes have enough length. Just need to push them behind the GPU and hope that they round out high enough towards the top of the case that it is the new highest point in the closed loop.
I asked myself why he put the radiator on the bottom and the GPU vertical. I would have done the radiator on the top and the GPU just normal. The case looks like it would have fit this way.
Gunna have to agree. Bottom mounted aios are fine, but you have to be very specific on make and model to make sure u get one with proper pump placement. For example the msi mag coolers which houses the pump in the rad.
@@TheTrueSmile I 100% agree. 2 intake bottom with 2 intake top is always a powerful way of cooling any computer. Then the ventilated panel wouldn't even be as necessary for the GPU to get plenty of air to breath if you're into TG panels.
I could be wrong but Noctua's website cites the NF-F12 as being optimized for static pressure and not optimized for airflow. The NF-S12 should be used for airflow. Again, according to Noctua's website.
I was looking for this comment. It might have been fine if it was a build he was taking it apart later, but this is being given away to a subscriber who may be very confused as to why his cpu starts overheating a few months after he gets the system.
while watching the video i keep wondering after the swap to the B550i: at what point of the build is he gonna realise the I/O shield is not on, and he'd had to take out everything he put in so far... End up he didn't realise it
@@liquidvessel i have a similar problem where i have an rx570 and 5600x but my friend is selling me his old 2070 super for £300 bc hes just got a 3070ti
@@sacredprovenance9217 Thats an amazing deal! I'm actually waiting for my buddy to upgrade because he offered to sell me his 2070S for msrp haha, idk how much longer this 3gb 1060 will hold out.
I loved building in this case! I brought it to school with me since the main rig is too big. My temps stay pretty good I’ve got a ryzen 5 5600x cooled with a wraith prism and a 3060 mounted normal, with the included case fans at the top. My gpu hasn’t topped 65° but I think I might’ve limited it on afterburner. Cpu stays pretty cool too, but if you’re not playing with headphones on this thing definitely gets a little noisey and is definitely pumping some heat out of the top
@@z4k1_zaki65 I bought it at microcenter so I could probably get them to give me a new one if I need. I’m fine with it normal for now since I’ve been running it with the vented panel on and not the glass
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Looking forward to the charity stream! Love that you and Paul do this so often; it says a lot about what you guys feel is important. GL to all and have fun!
I would like to enter the Upstate Galisano Children's Hospital in Syracuse NY. They helped my wife and I through the difficult passing of a child, and these kids deserve something nice to play with while they are there. They have older kids that end up there (young teens) as well, and if we get drawn please notify the hospital directly. 🙏
watching people build pcs is actually really cool and i would love to get into it one day but hopefully before that happens the market will hopefully go back to normalish
I literally just built almost the same Pc but with strix e x570. Was my first build. I was hoping I did well and this made me feel like I did. Should be here tomorrow. Im stoked. Good luck with the charity!
I had the same issue as Kyle with the Impact M.2 riser within the NR200. It would have blocked the 280mm AIO I mounted on the side. I was lucky enough to figure that out before buying the Impact and went with the same B550 Kyle eventually went with.
Hey Kyle! I don't know how many people have said this already, but there's many videos about bottom mounting an AIO that has a pump on the CPU block will degrade the life cycle of the whole AIO. If you have a aio with the pump in the rad or in the tubing that'll be much better for bottom mounting, OR you could just swap the AIO and the GPU, but that would meaning using the mesh panel instead
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Nice build and it makes me wish a little that my merc 319 6800 xt was short enough to be mounted vertically in my NR200p Gratz to who ever does win this this system :)
Just got home from work at 2am! oh yes the life of working at a hospital lol just watched this and I'm gonna get a few hours sleep and hop on to watch the live stream!!! another great vid oh and love the hair bro it's pimp ;)
Another pump killing build. Kyle best config for that case is GPU horizontaly. AIO to the side mount and couple of slim fans on the bottom under the GPU. But in that config you can forget the TG panel and use the Mesh one. Trust me it will work alot better.
I have a NR200 with a C14s cooler on a 3700x along with the FTW 3070 and I get really good temps (I dont think I have ever once hit 70C on either component mentioned). I love the cases hardware and config support too.
I have always been into pc building but in my country it isn’t possible. And only think of the chances of winning a pc it’s crazy 😂 but I never give up. Btw love your videos 🙏
This sounds like a really fun event I think I will stop by
Me too! 😃
can't wait
Maybe Kyle could stop by your stream, as well!
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Both Kyle and Paul are pretty sick dudes. Even when Kyle forgets to put the rear I/O shield on.
Funny thing is that the Impact has an integrated I/O shield. Poor Kyle played himself when editing.
@@spartanm0752 read the parts list. He switched boards because of clearance issues.
@@chocolatemilk9584 I see now. Made the comment before making it further into the video. He put, "Yes I forgot the IO shield REEEEEEEE" while installing the Impact at 9:21. Funny that he forgot the IO shield on the Strix and added his IO message on the wrong part of the video.
Lol
Pre-installed IO shields are so common nowadays, I forget I still need to do it the old fashioned way sometimes lol.
I love the annual charity streams. It’s my yearly opportunity to give back and be thoroughly entertained at the same time 👍
Kyle: "...this build is complete!"
IO Shield: "Am I a joke to you?"
Facts
Great build but having the pump block on the top of the loop might harm the life of the motor in the short term.
Steve from GN is getting a heart attack right now
The irony is this is the case he referenced in his video.
I was wondering if anybody else noticed that. D
This man is a legitimate legend. Way back when I learned to build a PC about 3 years ago, to today where he has made some amazing content. Some of my favorites are the Lyle stuff and the one where you play CS:GO Arms Race. TYSM Kyle!
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Me: I just want to watch it because I live your videos
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legit dawgg.
always love to see charity streams happening. just feel like we can all take part in giving while being entertained
You will have to run this computer upside down to not burn out the CPU. 15:53 There is a huge potential for air to get trapped in the pump, due to its location.
Here we go I found one
I was also looking before i say something 😂
just because steve nexus gamers posted a video about that doesn't suddenly make it a _deal breaker not-under-any-circumstances-whatsoever prohibited_ layout. sure it's not recommended but things are not gonna blow up because of it.
Awesome this is gonna be a great stream tomorrow wishing everyone luck on winning
The rear I/O shield chilling in the box while kyle keeps on building the whole pc
love the charity streams, good luck on winning everyone.
I feel like a different aio should have been chosen given the mounting orientation. There's a few with pumps in the rad or at the tubes to prevent any air getting to the pump. Pull also may have looked better but given that it's a 5800x in that case, debatabley better performance with push fans is probably better (just built with the same cpu and a 3070 in the same case and temps were... high).
i was sooo confused when he mounted it like that to give to someone.. who ever gets it will have to swap out the aio when it fails
@@virtuosocs4760 to be fair, they are usually filled to the brim so it would take a good amount of time for it to burn out (and pumps are better at pulling fluid up as opposed to pushing), but it just feels like corsair was used because... corsair. Also, that 5800x is gonna get really hot with a 240. My corsair 280 in the same case doesn't do a great job of cooling the 5800x even while just gaming and I have full depth intake and exhaust fans on top and bottom.
At the end of the day it's a free pc that he's giving away on a charity stream so that's what matters. It's going to make someone happy so props to Kyle for that.
Considering the aio couldve been mounted on the side, there was no point in swapping the board, as side mounting the rad would elinated gpu temp issues, pump failure(which is now guaranteed) and also would eliminated the fact of needing to swap the board because of clearance as there wouldve then been a few mm of clearance left over between the rad and the dimm.2
He was going for looks though, so I get what he was doing, but imo giving a system away that is looks over function and has a guaranteed failure point, pretty much defeats the purpose of a pc.
@@deadly_mir I don't know that the dtx board would have actually allowed the gpu to be mounted horizontally (required for side mounted aio) unless those wimpy gpu fans were the only source of intake from the bottom so swapping the board was absolutely the right choice. I also don't think the dimm.2 clearance would have allowed a rad and full depth fans on the side. Having built in this case, it's a tight fit in general with a side mounted aio. And to be clear, failure would be guaranteed over time, not right away with this AIO, but it really does just feel like he needed a reason to use specifically the corsair.
@@thomoose1388 The temps still wouldve been better than with TG a few mm away from the gpu. In this situation my points are, the AIO WILL fail, which is a no beauno for giving someone else something that could be prevented, also the gpu temps will suffer regardless because the heat from the gpu is only being pulled out from the top by 1 120mm fan otherwise it's own cooler is it's only source of airflow and if the winner of it uses the TG panel, the temps will skyrocket because of there being literally no intake for the gpu.
It almost feels like he NEEDED to use that specific aio and based the whole build around it and the case, which doesnt make sense to me.
That AIO pump is going to die early due to being at the highest point in its closed loop. This might be fixable if the tubes have enough length. Just need to push them behind the GPU and hope that they round out high enough towards the top of the case that it is the new highest point in the closed loop.
I asked myself why he put the radiator on the bottom and the GPU vertical. I would have done the radiator on the top and the GPU just normal. The case looks like it would have fit this way.
Yeah, putting the radiator on the bottom was a noob mistake.
Gunna have to agree. Bottom mounted aios are fine, but you have to be very specific on make and model to make sure u get one with proper pump placement.
For example the msi mag coolers which houses the pump in the rad.
@@TheTrueSmile I 100% agree. 2 intake bottom with 2 intake top is always a powerful way of cooling any computer. Then the ventilated panel wouldn't even be as necessary for the GPU to get plenty of air to breath if you're into TG panels.
@@slateeboi884 pump in the rad doesn't get rid of air in the block so it's still not ideal.
I hope Lyle can make it to the charity stream, I need some quality PC advice from a master builder.
I could be wrong but Noctua's website cites the NF-F12 as being optimized for static pressure and not optimized for airflow. The NF-S12 should be used for airflow. Again, according to Noctua's website.
I think you swapped those two, F is flow, S is static
@@ultisready9452 I'd recommend you go take a look at Noctua's website.
@@ragtop63 mb, even noctua is bad at naming products
Steve is gonna give Kyle shit for putting that rad on the bottom lol 😂
I was looking for this comment. It might have been fine if it was a build he was taking it apart later, but this is being given away to a subscriber who may be very confused as to why his cpu starts overheating a few months after he gets the system.
@@BananaBlaster64 He really might want to check into it so he doesn't get an angry tweet or email from a winner who has no idea what they are doing
@Seth Creed exactly. The fix is so simple. Just install the gpu without riser, and the rad where the gpu used to be.
while watching the video i keep wondering after the swap to the B550i: at what point of the build is he gonna realise the I/O shield is not on, and he'd had to take out everything he put in so far... End up he didn't realise it
I couldn't hear anything he said over the missing I/O shield. 😏😆
thank you and paul for what you guys done to the community, and all the sponsors ^^
Can't wait! Love the charity streams! You guys are always giving!
good luck to you and Paul with the stream tomorrow. Awesome of you guys to do this every year!!
Honest question, but isn't putting the AIO pump as the highest point in the loop a bad thing to do? Pretty sure thats what Steve over at GN said.
Yes. You don't want any air in your pump. He should have installed the radiator higher so any bubbles would be trapped there.
mhm and where would there be room for it? btw its not going to kill the pc stop overthinking
I admire what you and Paul are doing. I love how you guys are using your platform to help out the community.
Yessir I’d love to win a new pc
Same
Same
Same
Going to hop on the charity stream later !! Let’s get it. Hope you guys raise a lot of money today!
its addicting watching pc builds. Sucks to be in a time where parts are overlypriced, wish the market comes back soon
Me too, I have a 5800x paired with a GTX 1060 right now so i need them graphics card prices to drop lmao
@@liquidvessel i have a similar problem where i have an rx570 and 5600x but my friend is selling me his old 2070 super for £300 bc hes just got a 3070ti
@@sacredprovenance9217 Thats an amazing deal! I'm actually waiting for my buddy to upgrade because he offered to sell me his 2070S for msrp haha, idk how much longer this 3gb 1060 will hold out.
I loved building in this case! I brought it to school with me since the main rig is too big. My temps stay pretty good I’ve got a ryzen 5 5600x cooled with a wraith prism and a 3060 mounted normal, with the included case fans at the top. My gpu hasn’t topped 65° but I think I might’ve limited it on afterburner. Cpu stays pretty cool too, but if you’re not playing with headphones on this thing definitely gets a little noisey and is definitely pumping some heat out of the top
Also cooler master didn’t give me a riser cable with my case for some reason🥲
@@JaguarNation100 Nr200 or Nr200 P?
@@z4k1_zaki65 didn’t see I got a response sorry! But I got the nr200p
@@JaguarNation100 You should’ve returned it and ask for a new one. Or find your country’s cooler master representative, and they’ll help you out
@@z4k1_zaki65 I bought it at microcenter so I could probably get them to give me a new one if I need. I’m fine with it normal for now since I’ve been running it with the vented panel on and not the glass
Hey Kyle hope everything is going well, keep up the good work
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And just think of how the high airflow mod of not installing the I/O shield will make this high-performance rig run cooler!
ngl the grunt at 20:26 instantly made me think of hisoka
im crying
Nooooo Kyle! the I/O shield! 🤣 but I love the video and everything you're doing for the charity! Keep it up!
good luck boys this will be tough
stay strong
Dude. Henry Cavill talking about you on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert! Hell yea man.
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Best of luck with last-minute mayhem, before the worthwhile charity stream
14:20 steve and jay would cry at the sight of this AIO placement. . .
i think that bitwit is one of the best tech creators, he doesn’t talk down to the viewer he acts like they know it but he also explains it for people who don’t know
Nice build! Just put together almost the same thing last night (minus the graphics card). Was NR200 was really cool to build in!
Looking forward to the charity stream! Love that you and Paul do this so often; it says a lot about what you guys feel is important. GL to all and have fun!
6:03 You've never heard of Unboxing Therapy? lol
I would like to enter the Upstate Galisano Children's Hospital in Syracuse NY. They helped my wife and I through the difficult passing of a child, and these kids deserve something nice to play with while they are there. They have older kids that end up there (young teens) as well, and if we get drawn please notify the hospital directly. 🙏
Kyle I loved how down to earth you are in your videos! Love watching your builds. Looking forward to the stream tomorrow.
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This guy has been nothing but informative for me, and just love your content. Thanks for being around
its such a blessing for gamers in the shortage that content creators have these giveaways, even though not much but it does helps the case quite alot
dude's just hella humble. Respect. Been watching for years now.
watching people build pcs is actually really cool and i would love to get into it one day but hopefully before that happens the market will hopefully go back to normalish
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Great build Kyle, and you Paul have some fun on your event on December 11th
I literally just built almost the same Pc but with strix e x570. Was my first build. I was hoping I did well and this made me feel like I did. Should be here tomorrow. Im stoked. Good luck with the charity!
See you tomorrow! Kyle, thank you for combining wholesome and tech into one video.
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Awesome build. Good luck with the charity stream!
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I was just imagining angry Steve noises when he was putting the radiator below the pump lol
Kyle is the man. Hope this raises alot of money.
I know you really wanted to show off your new haircut at 12:52. And you know what? I'm here for it.
Apart from building pc’s I really appreciate what you guys doing for the kids! Not all heroes wear Cape!
I was so distracted half the video by THE MISSING IO SHIELD!!! KYLE!!!!!!
14:51 what about when you had your hair coloured on video? 😂😂😂
I had the same issue as Kyle with the Impact M.2 riser within the NR200. It would have blocked the 280mm AIO I mounted on the side. I was lucky enough to figure that out before buying the Impact and went with the same B550 Kyle eventually went with.
sound amazing will pop by and donate. thx for the opportunity.
The only problem is the bottom fans will suck in all of the dust on the floor into the radiator
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I appreciate you Kyle for who you are. Never change
Great! This charity stream is going to be so good. Good luck for everyone in the giveaway!
I learned so much from this guy and I'm really happy that people use their power to help others! Thank you a lot :)
The NR200P holds up to a 280mm AIO on the side. So you can mount the card horizontally just fine.
Actually LOLd at bass boosted The Rock 6:42
The moment you see the IO shield is missing 3/4 through the video: ah s*** here we go again
Kyle is triggering Steve by putting the pump at the highest point of the loop!
Hey Kyle! I don't know how many people have said this already, but there's many videos about bottom mounting an AIO that has a pump on the CPU block will degrade the life cycle of the whole AIO. If you have a aio with the pump in the rad or in the tubing that'll be much better for bottom mounting, OR you could just swap the AIO and the GPU, but that would meaning using the mesh panel instead
Good luck to everyone, youll need it for how many people might show up, which is definitely good!
Good luck everyone, and happy holidays!
Hope you guys get tons of donations!
Wish you guys best of luck!
Thats the spirit Kyle. Hope you have a wonderfull Christmas 🎄
That's awesome. I'll definitely drop in on the livestream tomorrow.
Love the charity stream! Already made a donation ;) Thank you for all you do!
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These are two respectable gentlemen who do good.
Won't air bubbles build up in the pump with the rad being below the pump ?
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Good luck to everyone happy to see who the lucky winner is. More importantly looking forward to the charity stream as well.
Nice build and it makes me wish a little that my merc 319 6800 xt was short enough to be mounted vertically in my NR200p Gratz to who ever does win this this system :)
You'd be better placing the case upside down and taking off the feet (and flipping some of the fans) with the way you built it out.
I'm glad to know when the pro's build a PC they go through the exact same problems, encounters as we all go through.
Love the videos and love them genosity of the people donating for sick kids😀😀😁
I love watch kyleeeee building pcs so tight fit hahaha
Man I love the small form factor and that NR200P is so cool!
Just got home from work at 2am! oh yes the life of working at a hospital lol just watched this and I'm gonna get a few hours sleep and hop on to watch the live stream!!! another great vid oh and love the hair bro it's pimp ;)
RIP to the io shield!
Thank you for finally utilizing your tripod. I love your videos and good luck with the charity stream tomorrow!!!
Another pump killing build. Kyle best config for that case is GPU horizontaly. AIO to the side mount and couple of slim fans on the bottom under the GPU.
But in that config you can forget the TG panel and use the Mesh one. Trust me it will work alot better.
I have a NR200 with a C14s cooler on a 3700x along with the FTW 3070 and I get really good temps (I dont think I have ever once hit 70C on either component mentioned). I love the cases hardware and config support too.
In regard to the purple latch on the riser cable: No. You're not the only one.
I'm rocking 5900X and TUF RTX 3080 OC with 32gb RAM and 280 AIO (on the sidepanel, not on bottom) in NR200. It's amazing case.
Amazing build! Perhaps add an RGB strip to give optional lighting
“Watch this video, make him money” should be the title.
So cool for the charity stream! Total support
Nice build Kyle, I really like it. Keep these types of videos coming.
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Me and the Wife donate every year ! Was waiting on this !
Kyle you been watch too many LLT build vids LOL but awesome build and love the the look of it
Can I say I just love to watch building videos, drinking my coffee?? happy holidays everyone, yo bro! thanks for these videos!
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I have always been into pc building but in my country it isn’t possible. And only think of the chances of winning a pc it’s crazy 😂 but I never give up. Btw love your videos 🙏
Thought this build would turn out messy, but it's an ABSOLUTE beauty! Good luck on winning bois!
Love the clean look of this build!!!! Sorry I missed the livestream!
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