Just a heads up, the front column will be flippable in all production models. We've also included 8 additional long screws to mount either (1) 2 fans to the radiator rails or (2) mount the screws through the fans and into the radiator (meaning the rad will be above the fans like Jay wanted). We have a document with pictures and details of all the fixes, the ones I mentioned just now are one of many. Last but not least, when using the case in vertical mode with Handles, it's important that it stands on the 4 rubber rings that come with the Handles (otherwise stability will suffer). If somebody wants the full list of improvements, just let us know :)
@@TheComquat Speaking of chamfers, we actually did add a chamfer on an internal part of the shell to avoid snagging on risers, but I forgot to include it in the document with the fixes. Thanks for reminding me, will publish the updates version shortly.
I have been wanting to do a sff build and have been debating on swapping my parts over so if I do this is the case! I run a lot of apple stuff as well so this would look amazing on my desk! very beautiful and bespoke case!
HELL YEAH BORTHER! KEPP FIGHTTIM! GOBLESS! But seriously, nice to see you having fun, appreciate all the knowledge you've shared. A diamond in the cess pool that is the modern day internet.
@@tymeseries9792 Health issues. There is a video were he talks about it. Scroll through his playlist and you will find it. He is a champ and my favourite youtuber :)
Hey Jay, I just like to say thank you for not changing. I stopped watching your channel for a while because I was broke (still am) and new tech just makes me salivate. I started watching you again because of your racing rig videos popped up on my feed. Keep doing what you do my guy.
Really like the vlog style build video, love to hear your thought process as you work through the various challenges of the build rather than just montage'ing and summing it up after
Welcome to the world of ITX builds, sometimes need to plan out the build to the last detail including the parts used to get everything to work together perfectly.
@@bigpoppa1234 luckily it’s an already dated version as the company has already many fixes in the works (basically all the things Jay is or has been complaining about)
First case that’s excited me in a few years so happy to see it’s developing nicely. This is a great way to work on a product like this, massive learning can be taken from your build experience
Just got mine in the mail, looks like it'll be loads of fun to put together. Although the problem of the magnets popping out of the front slats is still persistent, nothing a little super glue cant fix.
Fyi, I have been using riser cables for the past 5 years, but with the 4000 series, 4090 , I have had many problems, black screens while gaming, have order many different cables from different brands , different prices (20-140€) none of them work flawlessly, so I have switched case xproto N to an open bench, bc1 mini. It would be an interesting topic to cover maybe in a next video. Thanks for the great content you keep posting:)
JAY Little tip for you. You can purchase ratchet head bit holders, like ratchet spanner/wrenches. Perfectly small for those tight spaces, so instead of finger tight and preying it doesn't come loose (Mobo screw) you can give it a bit of torque to secure it. Most autozone/tool stores will have them. Fantastic for furniture building and small case builds among MANY things. Handy tool to have.
Im glad this exist........as some1 who recently went into ixt its much harder than normal build there are so many factors and compatibility factors that goes into planning and on top of so many amazing cases with its own limitation n advantages.
Hi Jay. This doesn't have anything to do with the video, but I just wanted to send you my best wishes on your health and well being. Take care of yourself and your family, and many thanks for all your wonderful videos that not only helped me, but I'm sure helped a lot of other people.
Love watching you Jay! You are always on point and I learn stuff from watching you work on the computers. Whether it's Hardware or Software content it is always good.
9:10 you can also get some angled Phillips-head screwdrivers that look a bit like an Allen key for jobs like that, and also ratchet wrenches designed for taking standard screwdriver bits and turning them 90 degrees for tight angles like that one. Making a smaller one would be a great idea for your channel partners at iFixit.
i know its rough but everytime i see you do a case review i hope you immediately jump into a build. just because they made a revision from the first video and now probably need to do another if they already did hit production. just my little bit because that is a pretty rad looking case. totally would buy it
Just a little mechanic tip for yea. The Apex bits for your screw drivers is 1/4". You can use 1/4" ratchet wrench or a regular open end/box end wrench for tight spaces.
I would do that same kinda trick to get tight space screws tighter. What I did to get it a bit tighter was to use a small crescent wrench to grip the bit. Plenty enough extra leverage, and easy fit with small wrench. Also doesn't marr the bit like pliers or small vice grips would.
For the motherboard mounting screws that are not accessible with a standard driver, the bit you used can be tightened using a 1/4" wrench. All bits like this fit into a 1/4 nutdriver.
Haven't watched your videos in a while, but glad to see you're looking healthy, Jay! That was a tough build, and great job making that look as fantastic as you did, in spite of the rough edges of the case.
I think it's stunning. Since day one of seeing this case for the first time I fell in love with it and you have done a sick build. I'm not a fan of AIOs but obviously it's probably the best option in a case like this.
Tip for tightening the MB screws. Once the bit in tight as possible, use a small wrench to tighten it the rest of the way using the flat parts of the bit as grip for the wrench.
Saw both your videos on this case agree with all u said and I add to it the aluminium case cover doesnt need to be this thick. You could try this with regular branded VGA with fans on top side only
You should use a little mini ratchet for those screws that are hard to tighten from above, but have access from the side. Can get a tiny bit tighter than your hand-tigthening method, for peace of mind. There are hundreds of models and brands, they're usually about $50-$70 for a kit that comes with its own bits.
dude, i have been anticipating thisd build since your initial review! i have pre ordered mine and cant wait til they ship out. Glad to see they have updated their design short falls based on your/other reviewer feedback
For what it’s worth I am running a 4090 and 5800X3D on an sf750. Even with both loaded under a power virus load, only pull about 575W peak. Transients are good on 40 series too. So go 4090 if you want Jay! Glad to see you, hope things are going well with the health stuff. ❤
Congrats on the 4 mil subs guys, Hope all is well. i finally want to do a small build like this. i dont need to i just wanna, hehe and i like this case
Top tip, if you are working in such a chassis and can't access the screws just use the bit as you did and use a variable wrench to tighten but be careful as you'll have a lot more torque. Great to see you Jay. I'm having some health issues at present and I am going to take your lead and take some time and delegate as opposed to just carrying on. The guys have been great though.
Something this size would be great in my home. Our niece visits a lot and she always wants to game with us but its difficult since we just dont have a spare pc. Shes too young to have her own but it would be nice to have an extra, small, pc to setup when she comes over
It's good to see that the manufacturers are sending these pre-production cases out to get opinions and then taking comments made on the designs serious enough to make revisions around them. In this way they will get a much better data set than they will just testing the cases themselves with a limited set of hardware. To my mind this case could use some feet (possibly either a magnetic or push in design to merge with the slot and hole aesthetic of the outer case) to allow for better vertical airflow, a change the path that the GPU riser takes in order to stop it from being damaged as the outer shell is slid on and for it to be possible to switch the orientation of either the control panel or the button section attached to it.
I hope you get ahold of the new thermaltake tower 300 and find a way to water-cool it. I think that would be an amazing build for a smaller form factor with watercooling.
Hey Crew, maybe 3D print some feet that mount to the bottom of the outer housing or some wider clip-on feet to the handels. 🤔 I mean if u gonna add a fan to the front, ur printing some brackets for it, so why not doing it for some feet 🤔🤷🏻♂️ keep going with the videos. And congrats to hitting 4 Million subscribers 🫶🏻🥳
their previous offering had similar issues, this "bigger" case (the previous one was 10L) was suppose to help with all the cable+case squeezing. for AIO its a nightmare unless you have small hands and have enough patience. good luck with the case - hope your experience will be better for some of us.
J why don't you just use a be quiet pure Loop 2 280 mm aio? It was made for small form factor cases where you're concerned about are building up in the pump, the pump is mid tube length, instead of on the CPU block portion of the cooler
Thanks for the build, Jay! Def the video I was waiting for since I'm seriously considering this case. Looking forward to any future vids about it. Glad you're doing alright too!
If you do get bubbling, I know you may not like the idea of cutting into your aio tubes.... but you could add a reservoir with custom soft tubing. Then you can route the tubes to not allow bubbles in the cpu block. It's a mess converting aio's cause they're meant mainly to push just the volume of liquid that comes in the radiator. When you add more liquid, it's more work on the motor. But it can be done. You could also take the electric motor out and order the next sku up, or custom rewind the coils for more oomph. Rewinding motors imo is better. Same draw, up to twice its base power depending on how tightly/precisely you wrapped it.
i think once full built and assembled the extra weight would improved the sturdiness of the stand in all fairness Jay. Also leaving the feet/handles on may not be all that of a bad idea depending on where you plan to place it, they can basically be like bumper rails to help protect rear io.
The front reminds me of a NaS drive. But like you said rgb at the bottom would look good nice glow not to over the top, also they could have the psu mounted at the front would give more space for the aio tubes
4:50 you could turn the motherboard tray into a heatsink in theory by adding thermal pads to the m.2 units in the back, which would solve the heat dissipation issue. Sure, it doesn't have as much surface area as a heatsink, but it is something.
I felt like this doing my most recent build in the terra. I have had ITX builds for years but the terra is so small and tight, I was constantly double guessing everything I was doing and pulling things back out of the case. Turned out great but these ITX cases are pushing the limits of small form factor nowadays for sure lol.
Just started a meshlicious build. The new challenge is getting a two slot gpu and capture card to play nicely within the space. Cables are the only thing jamming things up 😅
I’ve done a few SFF builds recently. Little bit fiddly at times but much prefer them to the mid towers. Same temps. Smaller footprint and just looks better imo. The fish tank look has just been overdone now. These types of cases are much more interesting.
I love this case! just wondering, what if you used rectangular aluminium shaped handles, instead of rounded. It might give more stability to the case, not sure it is easier to produce and may not be in the budget. The 1 piece sleeve of aluminium is beautiful 👏
...I keep re-using my Dell case from the 90s The floppy drive still works and I upgraded the CDrom probably 10 years ago. I just think it's funny when people see my 1992 Dell running a AAA title at 120fps in 4k.
@@FilthEffect Nothing special. The case is just what makes everyone giggle. I don't actually play AAA games, I just run a benchmark from time to time just to see where I'm at in the overall scheme of things. I'm sure an actual game would run at around 90fps or something. Intel CPU, AMD GPU 32gigs ram, SSD--standard stuff.
Screwdriver bits like that, full size ones anyways, will typically fit into a 1/4" socket or you can hold it down with your finger and tighten with a small wrench. Hope this helps someone
Funnily enough, the system setup is nearly the same as of what I'm preparing to build with, too. Except that I'm using a Silverstone Vida 240, and building inside (and also a bit ouside) a Shiny Snake S400 (10.8L) case in white.
Just a heads up, the front column will be flippable in all production models. We've also included 8 additional long screws to mount either (1) 2 fans to the radiator rails or (2) mount the screws through the fans and into the radiator (meaning the rad will be above the fans like Jay wanted). We have a document with pictures and details of all the fixes, the ones I mentioned just now are one of many. Last but not least, when using the case in vertical mode with Handles, it's important that it stands on the 4 rubber rings that come with the Handles (otherwise stability will suffer). If somebody wants the full list of improvements, just let us know :)
Chamfer those holes inside and out. Maybe .03 max chamfer. Might help
@@TheComquat Speaking of chamfers, we actually did add a chamfer on an internal part of the shell to avoid snagging on risers, but I forgot to include it in the document with the fixes. Thanks for reminding me, will publish the updates version shortly.
@@THORZONECool to see companies being so agile.
@@AarPlays Thank you, really appreciate it :)
I have been wanting to do a sff build and have been debating on swapping my parts over so if I do this is the case! I run a lot of apple stuff as well so this would look amazing on my desk! very beautiful and bespoke case!
This is the reason that I continue to follow JTC, he is not offering criticism as a way to bash a product but he gives them ways to improve.
Happy to see that you're still OK Jay. We love you.
Yeah, get better soon!
HELL YEAH BORTHER! KEPP FIGHTTIM! GOBLESS!
But seriously, nice to see you having fun, appreciate all the knowledge you've shared. A diamond in the cess pool that is the modern day internet.
Bend the cover just a little bit 😱
@@tymeseries9792 Health issues. There is a video were he talks about it. Scroll through his playlist and you will find it. He is a champ and my favourite youtuber :)
Just noticed. You hit 4M subs. Congrats. Roll on the next million.
Hey Jay, I just like to say thank you for not changing. I stopped watching your channel for a while because I was broke (still am) and new tech just makes me salivate. I started watching you again because of your racing rig videos popped up on my feed. Keep doing what you do my guy.
Really like the vlog style build video, love to hear your thought process as you work through the various challenges of the build rather than just montage'ing and summing it up after
Welcome to the world of ITX builds, sometimes need to plan out the build to the last detail including the parts used to get everything to work together perfectly.
This is definitely one of those 'take your time' builds. That case is a thing of beauty., especially with the lights shining through.
No, this is one of those "buy a different, better case" builds.
@@bigpoppa1234 luckily it’s an already dated version as the company has already many fixes in the works (basically all the things Jay is or has been complaining about)
If they had a glossy black/copper hull instead of the matte silver one...
I will support this company. They listen, adapt and improve. This doesn't go a long way, it goes all the way!
Thank you, that means a lot!
First case that’s excited me in a few years so happy to see it’s developing nicely.
This is a great way to work on a product like this, massive learning can be taken from your build experience
Thanks for the video, big thumbs👍
Love the Maxon "Universe is Unlicensed" at 24:17
Just got mine in the mail, looks like it'll be loads of fun to put together. Although the problem of the magnets popping out of the front slats is still persistent, nothing a little super glue cant fix.
Fyi, I have been using riser cables for the past 5 years, but with the 4000 series, 4090 , I have had many problems, black screens while gaming, have order many different cables from different brands , different prices (20-140€) none of them work flawlessly, so I have switched case xproto N to an open bench, bc1 mini.
It would be an interesting topic to cover maybe in a next video.
Thanks for the great content you keep posting:)
This video makes me love my 15 year old, 32 inch tall, Antec case even more. Something I didnt think was possible
It’s small builds that forever cement my love of mid and full arc towers.
Congrats on 4M Jay and crew. Ya'll have earned it.
JAY Little tip for you. You can purchase ratchet head bit holders, like ratchet spanner/wrenches. Perfectly small for those tight spaces, so instead of finger tight and preying it doesn't come loose (Mobo screw) you can give it a bit of torque to secure it. Most autozone/tool stores will have them. Fantastic for furniture building and small case builds among MANY things. Handy tool to have.
Im glad this exist........as some1 who recently went into ixt its much harder than normal build there are so many factors and compatibility factors that goes into planning and on top of so many amazing cases with its own limitation n advantages.
Bespoke Baka! I recognise his username from the PCSleeving subreddit. Really cool to see his cables in your video!
Hi Jay. This doesn't have anything to do with the video, but I just wanted to send you my best wishes on your health and well being. Take care of yourself and your family, and many thanks for all your wonderful videos that not only helped me, but I'm sure helped a lot of other people.
Love watching you Jay! You are always on point and I learn stuff from watching you work on the computers. Whether it's Hardware or Software content it is always good.
Hi Jay, you can start your screws under an obstacle like you do. But you can use a screwdriver at an angle when they are almost all in!
9:10 you can also get some angled Phillips-head screwdrivers that look a bit like an Allen key for jobs like that, and also ratchet wrenches designed for taking standard screwdriver bits and turning them 90 degrees for tight angles like that one. Making a smaller one would be a great idea for your channel partners at iFixit.
i know its rough but everytime i see you do a case review i hope you immediately jump into a build. just because they made a revision from the first video and now probably need to do another if they already did hit production. just my little bit because that is a pretty rad looking case. totally would buy it
Just a little mechanic tip for yea. The Apex bits for your screw drivers is 1/4". You can use 1/4" ratchet wrench or a regular open end/box end wrench for tight spaces.
Congrats fot 4M subs, Jay !
Dude I love the lazy Susan to spin the case around, great idea!
I would do that same kinda trick to get tight space screws tighter. What I did to get it a bit tighter was to use a small crescent wrench to grip the bit. Plenty enough extra leverage, and easy fit with small wrench. Also doesn't marr the bit like pliers or small vice grips would.
For the motherboard mounting screws that are not accessible with a standard driver, the bit you used can be tightened using a 1/4" wrench. All bits like this fit into a 1/4 nutdriver.
It looks really nice. It's a gorgeous case. Hopefully the revisions fix issues
4 million subs! Congrats!
Haven't watched your videos in a while, but glad to see you're looking healthy, Jay! That was a tough build, and great job making that look as fantastic as you did, in spite of the rough edges of the case.
I think it's stunning. Since day one of seeing this case for the first time I fell in love with it and you have done a sick build. I'm not a fan of AIOs but obviously it's probably the best option in a case like this.
I love the look of this case and can’t wait to see the revised case build. I’m thinking I want to do build with the case.
It's like a High Power " Shuttle " on it's side. Thx for sharing
Tip for tightening the MB screws. Once the bit in tight as possible, use a small wrench to tighten it the rest of the way using the flat parts of the bit as grip for the wrench.
Very nice looking build. Love watching builds and still love doing them as well after 25 yrs of building.
Nice to see Jay doing a build.
Nice looking and so happy I did not have to build it.
Gratz on the 4M subs! Keep up the great content!
Saw both your videos on this case agree with all u said and I add to it the aluminium case cover doesnt need to be this thick. You could try this with regular branded VGA with fans on top side only
Quarter inch ratchet wrench, used with the screwdriver tip, is the way i go when i need ultra low clearance fasteners removed/installed
You should use a little mini ratchet for those screws that are hard to tighten from above, but have access from the side. Can get a tiny bit tighter than your hand-tigthening method, for peace of mind. There are hundreds of models and brands, they're usually about $50-$70 for a kit that comes with its own bits.
That's a really nice-looking build. Case looks great.
370 euros 😂😂😂
dude, i have been anticipating thisd build since your initial review! i have pre ordered mine and cant wait til they ship out. Glad to see they have updated their design short falls based on your/other reviewer feedback
Loving this build. Looking forward to the next video.
Hope you're feeling good, Jay. Glad to see you energetic in this video.
Jay, I know this was a ballache but thank you so much for doing it. I really wanted to see a build in this case.
Well done! Looks great.
For what it’s worth I am running a 4090 and 5800X3D on an sf750. Even with both loaded under a power virus load, only pull about 575W peak. Transients are good on 40 series too.
So go 4090 if you want Jay! Glad to see you, hope things are going well with the health stuff. ❤
Power supplies are generally more efficient at as close to 50% load as possible. Hence he'd go with 900w for a 4090
M.2 slot on this motherboard is PCIE Gen 4.0 while you use Crucial T700 which is Gen 5.0
Love the small builds.
Congrats on the 4 mil subs guys, Hope all is well. i finally want to do a small build like this. i dont need to i just wanna, hehe and i like this case
I would take that build in a heart-beat.... My last build was 2014 (10 years ago)... the summer I got my kitties!
thank you for continuing to do the epic builds jay!
Top tip, if you are working in such a chassis and can't access the screws just use the bit as you did and use a variable wrench to tighten but be careful as you'll have a lot more torque. Great to see you Jay. I'm having some health issues at present and I am going to take your lead and take some time and delegate as opposed to just carrying on. The guys have been great though.
You can literally use pliers, too.
Side note, Your standard screwdriver bits are 1/4" in size so you could either use a 1/4" wrench or socket to turn the bit as well.
4M subs ...!!!!!! .nice bro ,great job . so your hitting 5M by next week
Good to see you back doing what you love, building custom PCs🍻
Something this size would be great in my home. Our niece visits a lot and she always wants to game with us but its difficult since we just dont have a spare pc.
Shes too young to have her own but it would be nice to have an extra, small, pc to setup when she comes over
Keep going strong, i love you work. All the best from Denmark
It's good to see that the manufacturers are sending these pre-production cases out to get opinions and then taking comments made on the designs serious enough to make revisions around them. In this way they will get a much better data set than they will just testing the cases themselves with a limited set of hardware. To my mind this case could use some feet (possibly either a magnetic or push in design to merge with the slot and hole aesthetic of the outer case) to allow for better vertical airflow, a change the path that the GPU riser takes in order to stop it from being damaged as the outer shell is slid on and for it to be possible to switch the orientation of either the control panel or the button section attached to it.
Mr Matt Lee did a video using this case as well. Looks pretty cool, but comes with the usual ITX difficulties.
Congrats on the 4 mil 😮😮😮
I hope you get ahold of the new thermaltake tower 300 and find a way to water-cool it. I think that would be an amazing build for a smaller form factor with watercooling.
Really stuck on me that I saw a case like this and it turns out Mr Matt Lee has a build vid. but the mini version of this. Great job Jay
Hey Crew, maybe 3D print some feet that mount to the bottom of the outer housing or some wider clip-on feet to the handels. 🤔 I mean if u gonna add a fan to the front, ur printing some brackets for it, so why not doing it for some feet 🤔🤷🏻♂️ keep going with the videos. And congrats to hitting 4 Million subscribers 🫶🏻🥳
We love you Jay! Congrats on 4 Mil too!
You and your skunkworks build were the things that inspired me to custom loop watercool my machine 😎
Jay, install aftermarket feet and stand the case up. You should be able to 3D print some wider stanced feet that screw into factory holes.
What a time to find this video as I'm taking break moving from vortex to MO2 and hiccup is getting BaKa Scrapheap and Buffout 4 to work.
That's nuts. Looks awesome but definitely not worth the hassle. Hopefully the revision is better.
their previous offering had similar issues, this "bigger" case (the previous one was 10L) was suppose to help with all the cable+case squeezing. for AIO its a nightmare unless you have small hands and have enough patience.
good luck with the case - hope your experience will be better for some of us.
J why don't you just use a be quiet pure Loop 2 280 mm aio? It was made for small form factor cases where you're concerned about are building up in the pump, the pump is mid tube length, instead of on the CPU block portion of the cooler
Congats on the 4 million subs team!
Thanks for the build, Jay! Def the video I was waiting for since I'm seriously considering this case. Looking forward to any future vids about it. Glad you're doing alright too!
If you do get bubbling, I know you may not like the idea of cutting into your aio tubes.... but you could add a reservoir with custom soft tubing. Then you can route the tubes to not allow bubbles in the cpu block.
It's a mess converting aio's cause they're meant mainly to push just the volume of liquid that comes in the radiator. When you add more liquid, it's more work on the motor.
But it can be done. You could also take the electric motor out and order the next sku up, or custom rewind the coils for more oomph.
Rewinding motors imo is better. Same draw, up to twice its base power depending on how tightly/precisely you wrapped it.
i think once full built and assembled the extra weight would improved the sturdiness of the stand in all fairness Jay. Also leaving the feet/handles on may not be all that of a bad idea depending on where you plan to place it, they can basically be like bumper rails to help protect rear io.
I don't own a computer (maybe someday) But I do enjoy watching you guys build them. Best of health to you.
Jay you have an IFIXIT kit, it comes with a bendable rod for tight spaces use it.
Need to get yourself a mini right angle ratchet screwdriver Jay :) They are a dream
Or just use a pair of pliers.
or just use the ifixit flexible extension that comes in the kit.
The front reminds me of a NaS drive. But like you said rgb at the bottom would look good nice glow not to over the top, also they could have the psu mounted at the front would give more space for the aio tubes
I'm happy to see you in good health Jay!
4:50 you could turn the motherboard tray into a heatsink in theory by adding thermal pads to the m.2 units in the back, which would solve the heat dissipation issue. Sure, it doesn't have as much surface area as a heatsink, but it is something.
Love these build videos and glad to see your health is holding up!
Jay really needs to do a review of imo the best SFF case out there. The FormD T1
I felt like this doing my most recent build in the terra. I have had ITX builds for years but the terra is so small and tight, I was constantly double guessing everything I was doing and pulling things back out of the case. Turned out great but these ITX cases are pushing the limits of small form factor nowadays for sure lol.
Just started a meshlicious build. The new challenge is getting a two slot gpu and capture card to play nicely within the space. Cables are the only thing jamming things up 😅
I’ve done a few SFF builds recently. Little bit fiddly at times but much prefer them to the mid towers. Same temps. Smaller footprint and just looks better imo. The fish tank look has just been overdone now. These types of cases are much more interesting.
Even the best of the best have their limitations. Still absolutely well done Jay!
Flipping the fans is beneficial in these styles of cases. That way they create negative pressure and help gpu temps.
"Took tool bit and finger tight"
Harbor freight....box end ratchet wrench FTW bro
Thinking about taking a 6 hour ride to the closest micro center to me this weekend, see what they have.
I drove 3 hrs one way for the 7800x3d bundle and regret nothing.
I love this case! just wondering, what if you used rectangular aluminium shaped handles, instead of rounded. It might give more stability to the case, not sure it is easier to produce and may not be in the budget.
The 1 piece sleeve of aluminium is beautiful 👏
once again jay you nailed it hope your healths getting better
I WISH I HAD A microcenter closer. the closest one is in detroit and im 100 miles north of it. i love that place
Same. Nearest one is ~250 miles away, and the closest thing we have to a Micro Center is "Best" Buy. No thanks!
sadly the closest store to me is 1100 miles because for some reason no one cares about the PNW when it comes to computer hardware. :(
@@gotdangedcommiesitellyahwa6298 yeah i cant stand best buy. they screwed me a couple times. i wont go there anymore.
...I keep re-using my Dell case from the 90s
The floppy drive still works and I upgraded the CDrom probably 10 years ago.
I just think it's funny when people see my 1992 Dell running a AAA title at 120fps in 4k.
What's the specs?
@@FilthEffect Nothing special. The case is just what makes everyone giggle. I don't actually play AAA games, I just run a benchmark from time to time just to see where I'm at in the overall scheme of things. I'm sure an actual game would run at around 90fps or something. Intel CPU, AMD GPU 32gigs ram, SSD--standard stuff.
Pro tip. Use a wrench on your screwdriver bit to tighten those screws down. Hold the bit down with your thumb.
take a shot every time something dawns on jay. enjoy your night
Screwdriver bits like that, full size ones anyways, will typically fit into a 1/4" socket or you can hold it down with your finger and tighten with a small wrench. Hope this helps someone
Congrats on 4m subs! and I love the ssf style videos!
You're doing a great job Jay, keep on what you're doing, it's good, love your vids, God bless
9:16 Use a box wrench on the driver bit for the screws you can't get the screw driver to.
How are you doing Jay!? Hope all is well? We need you making these awesome vids for AT LEAST another 25 years!😊🤜🤛💯
Funnily enough, the system setup is nearly the same as of what I'm preparing to build with, too. Except that I'm using a Silverstone Vida 240, and building inside (and also a bit ouside) a Shiny Snake S400 (10.8L) case in white.