Yep. As soon as I saw the 4 sticks of ram at 6000, i knew it wouldn't work. Intel's own website says 4 modules should only be ran at 3600mhz. You'll need to run 2 sticks for 5200mhz+
What an incredible build, the ziptie solution is so simple yet so effective, I really dig it! The small form factor is the complete opposite of my O11 XL lol. Can’t wait to see more vids on this absolute machine!
at that time he said MicroAtx not mITX he would have a better set with a MITX because the ram would have been set to only 2 sticks so XMP would possibly work
I went with a 7800X 3D, 32GB G SKILL RAM 6000, RX 7900XTX reference model, Phanteks Glacier One with Halos AIO, Phanteks 1000W AMP PSU and a 3 pack of Phanteks M25-120 D-RGB fans. I also bought a filter pack 500x500 and made my own fliters for the top AIO, side panels and the back 120mm exhaust fan.
lol, i felt the authentic enthusiasm to this. you really wanted to do this build and it seems you've probably been looking at these parts for forever lol.
I’m interested in this case but not sure if I should opt for the mesh or the tg. I’d like to be able to see inside but the mesh seems to be better for air flow
@@Shtedko I wasn't aware there was a tempered glass option. Either way I would have still chosen the mesh variant as the airflow would be much greater. Plus, I don't remember what video I saw on this case that mentioned it, but the mesh almost makes any RGB components seem almost pixelated, and I can totally agree with that my ram and AIO look sick behind the mesh. Of course the only downside to getting a mesh case would be more dust but from what I noticed it's not that much more.
@@matthewzaczeniuk4892 having read that, ill prolly also go with the mesh. How many fans do u think should be added tho? I dont think im going for an AIO since my parts arent that spectacular (7500F, 6700XT)
@@Shtedko Id say try to max out the amount of fans you can, more fans never hurts. The top can do 3 120mm fans which in your case is prolly what id do. The back comes with a 120mm fan already installed but I replaced it as I wanted to have all matching fans. My AIO is an NZXT X63 280mm and has the AER P fans. I bought an additional 3 AER P 120mm fans to match the build and replaced the one in the back. In your case id buy either 6 120mm fans or 5 if you don't mind the back being different. For context, 3 can go on top, one in the back, and 2 on the bottom. The 2 extras I had after replacing the back preinstalled fan I put right under my GPU so it gets fresh air directly from under the case and doesn't have to fight the filter, the additional 2 fans help get that air past the filter and straight to the GPU.
awesome build! I tried so hard to get 4 dimms working with my 13900ks but couldnt get it stable with XMP. So ended up going with 2x32 kit. Hopefully they fix it with a bios update soon!
Why would you buy a motherboard just because of built in WiFi? What features does it have such as Sound, Overclockable, etc? Love the videos keep up the budget work.
Dude’s full of it, I fit an Arctic Liquid Freezer III 360 into this case with the PSU bracket fitted, no zip ties needed, no problem. Only I put the PSU in the lowest position first. Regular ATX PSU btw, don’t even need SFF PSU for this case.
How large is your GPU? The 4090 I used was so big the PSU had to be mounted higher and in a custom spot to accommodate for the thicker arctic cables. The standard PSU mounts on the case weren’t compatible for the length do the GPU and the thickness of the arctic cables.
@@ScatterVolt if your GPU is too thicc then it’s reasonable that you might need to make a custom adjustment but people considering buying the case should know that as standard, it can accommodate this AIO
I chose the 13900k over the KS, I just game, and thought that was a little too overkill... and i ran into that same Ram issue.. I even bought 4 stick of Dominator Plat ram at 6200 speeds.. When you run the memory test, you get all the errors..
12:24 I remember when DDR4 came out with high end i7 5th gen, it was the same case as now, being 1st(or 2nd) gen of ddr5 controller, its not perfect yet.. I suppose..
If i remember right you can put a smaller 80 or 90mm fan at the bottom front. I might have seen it done by matt lee. So 2 bottom + 1 bottom front intake and 2 top AIO + 1 top rear exhaust.
I recently made my first ever custom pc build with rtx 3060 and 5600x and my idle temps are 32 degrees and 40-50 degrees respectivly and in game it just goes beyond like gpu 80-90 degree and cpu 70 to 80 can you advice me how to lower my temps?(i am using stock cooler and my case is kinda cheap it has 3 intake fans and 1 exhaust but the front of cabnet is of glass rather than mesh )
@ScatterVolt Yes extremely power hungry, loses to the 5800x3D and gets spanked by the 7800x3D Edit: Both of which are significantly cheaper and more power efficient than that chip.
Why’s that? The goal of this build was to be compact yet powerful. The power supply was always meant to be mounted on the front panel, even with the included PSU bracket.
Okay I won't. I played this to put this comment and then going to my watch history to delete this video from my history therefore; no watching the video.
How dare you show off! Joking nah nice build dude. Not sure I would buy Asus ATM after hearing about quality issues with their motherboards etc. But then as you said it's like the only itx board that worked for your build. Really like that case, and I think the manufacturer could learn something from this mod. My understanding is once you buy two kits of ram your chances of both kits running without reducing speed is low. Especially since ddr5 is still pretty new compared to DDR4. If I was just gaming I would run with 64gb ram and have faster speeds but my guess is you plan to use it for video editing.
bro just called me poor for 13 minutes and 31 seconds straight 😭
Lol
Don’t tell me what to do with reverse psychology
this guy knows how reverse psych works lmao 😅
Yep. As soon as I saw the 4 sticks of ram at 6000, i knew it wouldn't work. Intel's own website says 4 modules should only be ran at 3600mhz. You'll need to run 2 sticks for 5200mhz+
Can hardly be called the "ultimate PC" with that intel garbage in it 😂
@@FantomMisfit amd does the same thing, it won't work 😐
powerful and expensive , in small case, most overkill build ive seen this month
What an incredible build, the ziptie solution is so simple yet so effective, I really dig it! The small form factor is the complete opposite of my O11 XL lol. Can’t wait to see more vids on this absolute machine!
1:49 no, it is absolutely not the only mITX board with onboard WI-FI, not even the only ASUS ROG board with it. 🙄
at that time he said MicroAtx not mITX
he would have a better set with a MITX because the ram would have been set to only 2 sticks so XMP would possibly work
@@eluna9613 fair, lol I misheard, but the statement holds as true for mATX as it does for mITX.
I went with a 7800X 3D, 32GB G SKILL RAM 6000, RX 7900XTX reference model, Phanteks Glacier One with Halos AIO, Phanteks 1000W AMP PSU and a 3 pack of Phanteks M25-120 D-RGB fans. I also bought a filter pack 500x500 and made my own fliters for the top AIO, side panels and the back 120mm exhaust fan.
Nice
lol, i felt the authentic enthusiasm to this. you really wanted to do this build and it seems you've probably been looking at these parts for forever lol.
I’m interested in this case but not sure if I should opt for the mesh or the tg. I’d like to be able to see inside but the mesh seems to be better for air flow
I got the AP201 2 months ago and holy crap this thing is beautiful. Transformed my entire setup. Also its a dream to work on.
hey, did u get the mesh variant like the one in the video or the tempered glass? i cant decide
@@Shtedko I wasn't aware there was a tempered glass option. Either way I would have still chosen the mesh variant as the airflow would be much greater. Plus, I don't remember what video I saw on this case that mentioned it, but the mesh almost makes any RGB components seem almost pixelated, and I can totally agree with that my ram and AIO look sick behind the mesh. Of course the only downside to getting a mesh case would be more dust but from what I noticed it's not that much more.
@@matthewzaczeniuk4892 having read that, ill prolly also go with the mesh. How many fans do u think should be added tho? I dont think im going for an AIO since my parts arent that spectacular (7500F, 6700XT)
@@Shtedko Id say try to max out the amount of fans you can, more fans never hurts. The top can do 3 120mm fans which in your case is prolly what id do. The back comes with a 120mm fan already installed but I replaced it as I wanted to have all matching fans. My AIO is an NZXT X63 280mm and has the AER P fans. I bought an additional 3 AER P 120mm fans to match the build and replaced the one in the back. In your case id buy either 6 120mm fans or 5 if you don't mind the back being different. For context, 3 can go on top, one in the back, and 2 on the bottom. The 2 extras I had after replacing the back preinstalled fan I put right under my GPU so it gets fresh air directly from under the case and doesn't have to fight the filter, the additional 2 fans help get that air past the filter and straight to the GPU.
awesome build! I tried so hard to get 4 dimms working with my 13900ks but couldnt get it stable with XMP. So ended up going with 2x32 kit. Hopefully they fix it with a bios update soon!
I can’t wait to build in this case. Of course it will be a few hundred less than what is in this machine but still I’m really excited about the case.
Why would you buy a motherboard just because of built in WiFi? What features does it have such as Sound, Overclockable, etc? Love the videos keep up the budget work.
It’s how my house is. I can’t run an Ethernet cable and I can’t fit in a USB/PCI Wi-Fi card.
How's that 13900kf working today?
Dude’s full of it, I fit an Arctic Liquid Freezer III 360 into this case with the PSU bracket fitted, no zip ties needed, no problem. Only I put the PSU in the lowest position first. Regular ATX PSU btw, don’t even need SFF PSU for this case.
How large is your GPU?
The 4090 I used was so big the PSU had to be mounted higher and in a custom spot to accommodate for the thicker arctic cables.
The standard PSU mounts on the case weren’t compatible for the length do the GPU and the thickness of the arctic cables.
@@ScatterVolt if your GPU is too thicc then it’s reasonable that you might need to make a custom adjustment but people considering buying the case should know that as standard, it can accommodate this AIO
just watching this cus I got a shipment of new parts incoming and it includes this case, and I wanted to see how my building process is gonna be like
ive been watching you forever before i got my first pc a few years ago glad to see ya
1 year later and all intel cpu are doomed to die kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
I chose the 13900k over the KS, I just game, and thought that was a little too overkill... and i ran into that same Ram issue.. I even bought 4 stick of Dominator Plat ram at 6200 speeds.. When you run the memory test, you get all the errors..
Could u mount the sfx psu on the psu bracket in the case? Does it have sfx holes to screw it in? Wondering for my build 😅
Video caption: Don't watch this PC build video.
Me: I'mma watch it anyway lol
I literally clicked because you told me not to… 😂 good job man. I am debating between air mini and this one 😅
What fan configuration are you running? It's a bit tricky to see from the footage. :)
Two intake on bottom
Aio on top as exhaust
Rear is exhaust
@@ScatterVolt That's the same config I went with, and it's been brilliant! Enjoy the new beast! :)
12:24
I remember when DDR4 came out with high end i7 5th gen, it was the same case as now, being 1st(or 2nd) gen of ddr5 controller, its not perfect yet.. I suppose..
Would you recommend this motherboard for a 13700k MATX build ? I have a similar situation with wifi.
Is it possible to put one fan on the front? and use only 2 fan aio and mount the psu higher to achieve 3 intake and 3 exhaust
Not really
If i remember right you can put a smaller 80 or 90mm fan at the bottom front. I might have seen it done by matt lee. So 2 bottom + 1 bottom front intake and 2 top AIO + 1 top rear exhaust.
I've watched your every PC build video, I'm going to watch this one too. STOP me if you can.
is this gonna be ur personal rig?
Hello, can I fit a seasonic sgx 750 with atx adapter in there?
ok do an all white 4080, 13700k ultra snow white build
Hello should you recommend a Ryzen 7 7700x or i5 13600k (I can get the Ryzen 7 for 270 and the i5 is 300) Thanks!
Did XMP work with quad channel?
It didn’t 😅
Thanks for the reply.
Killed me with that "maybe .001% of you watching this video even have the means to build this computer" and i'm not complaining 😅😂
i have the ap201, and even though it holds poopoo components, it is absolutely gorgeous.
SFX PSU, did you need a CPU extension?
Nope
@@ScatterVolt Thanks, strange, I've got an SFX 750W by Coolermaster and my CPU cable won't reach. Must be longer with the 1100W beast you got there.
I recently made my first ever custom pc build with rtx 3060 and 5600x and my idle temps are 32 degrees and 40-50 degrees respectivly and in game it just goes beyond like gpu 80-90 degree and cpu 70 to 80 can you advice me how to lower my temps?(i am using stock cooler and my case is kinda cheap it has 3 intake fans and 1 exhaust but the front of cabnet is of glass rather than mesh )
use Ryzen Master to undervolt
@scattervolt Which gpu i can add with ryzen 5 5600g processor under 250$?
Motherboard: Asrock B450m.
when using sfx psu, are cable extensions required or does it reach the cpu power pins as is?
It depends
@@ScatterVolt are the cables in the video stock?
Now I'm doing this myself but for cheaper lol
RTX 4070 Super
i5 12600kf
32GB DDR4 Corsair Vengeance RGB
850w 80+ Gold from Msi
of course in the AP201
That reminds me
Can you do a rtx 4060 ti + 13600k pc build pls 😊
Not with that GPU.
@@ScatterVolt 😂😂
Man i can't afford a candy, i just watch these videos because they're cool
Looking swole af bro
Thanks bud
Dang, i guess i'm watching this anyway
Time for the builders headband. I am getting distracted
Haha
nice to see that the asus motherboards are still in a shitty spot
Don't tell me what to do!
"Don't Watch This PC Build Video" dont tell me what to do 💢
Plus 5 points👍for the intense build. Minus 5 points👎for not using a Asus Prime motherboard in a Asus Prime case.
i don’t even have a micro center in my state :(
Great video
that poor 4090 need a sag bracket 😢
i don't put the i9 and 4090 in this case 😅
10:58 "i-a-o" :)
40k of us…didn’t obey.
this video did not aged well... Asus motherboards is exploding.
ScatterVolt: "Don't watch this PC build video."
6.2K viewers: "Oh no... anyways."
It's true that I shouldn't have watched this video, the sag on that gpu is painful.
(can't be helped)
great build tho.
A shame...pairing a 4090 with that joke of a CPU the only CPU that should be with the 4090 is the 7800x3D
The 13900KS is a joke? 🤔
@ScatterVolt Yes extremely power hungry, loses to the 5800x3D and gets spanked by the 7800x3D Edit: Both of which are significantly cheaper and more power efficient than that chip.
Agreed, but the reason why I went with the i9 in this build was for the integrated graphics.
Intel HD graphics are quite nice for video editing.
so the whole idea of that case got blown out the window with that SFX power supply ... just saying
Why’s that? The goal of this build was to be compact yet powerful. The power supply was always meant to be mounted on the front panel, even with the included PSU bracket.
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Okay I won't. I played this to put this comment and then going to my watch history to delete this video from my history therefore; no watching the video.
How dare you show off! Joking nah nice build dude. Not sure I would buy Asus ATM after hearing about quality issues with their motherboards etc. But then as you said it's like the only itx board that worked for your build. Really like that case, and I think the manufacturer could learn something from this mod. My understanding is once you buy two kits of ram your chances of both kits running without reducing speed is low. Especially since ddr5 is still pretty new compared to DDR4. If I was just gaming I would run with 64gb ram and have faster speeds but my guess is you plan to use it for video editing.
Whats up everyone
Never seen someone look so smug in my life. :)
Ok
Yeah I didn't. I'm just here to comment. Thanks, bye. 😁
i have a 1660 btw
Im getting LTT vibes!
🤔
nice pc
Ok I didn't watch
Ok I won't
Why
Because yes
@@ScatterVoltand you use intel 13900f limited edition.Thats very expensive
Surely you must be making a lot of money from UA-cam
You set me up to fail
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i love your videos :D
I’m just here to let you know I’m not watching
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