An Incredibly Small 4060 Gaming PC in a Case You’ve Never Seen
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
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If you’re interested in seeing some of my other small 4060 builds, check out the links below:
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I tried to buy this case from the website and I cannot find it. It’s misleader sorry about that because your video is incorrect because you should show us how Casha just buy this product from it because I feel like you cannot buy it.
like it
Man, watching you and optimum contents about itx builds are amazingly satisfying,
@Matt_132 same
Who is Optimum Content?
@@Kevin-mx4vmthe aesthetics from this channel are inspired by Optimum Tech. They both have similar styles and videos. Both great
good build
i'm obsessed with space efficiency in pcs, and i think this build is the peak of that, i love how dense the components are, great video!
smaller case look better on table, if you put full atx below it then itll be pointless since it doesnt add aestethic value to the room
for anyone wondering the build would cost1239$ usd plus shipping
Whyyyy
RIP my dream ahah
If you went with a 5600 it could cost as low as $1050 depending on the parts. But you do miss out on ease of upgradability
@@DembegBoodes Because of nGreedia. Lowest tier GPU is 300$ now, that's stupid as hell.
I'm actually dissapointed with AMD because they forgor 💀☠️ about the LP GPU market. Nvidia doesn't have any competitor there.
AMD cards just aren’t power efficient enough for LP cooling I’m guessing
They haven 't forgotten 😂 You have amd radeon instinct 😅
they make graphics on the processor. Without competition. Power consumption is very important. They follow apple's path... The only question is the needs of the market.😅
@@FluxDigitalunfortunately thats true. across the board the nominally equivalent cards on the radeon side are less efficient.
even the 7600 is rated for 165 watts or so
@@FluxDigitalhaha... tell this to the graphics on the processor. They're all losing to Apple. It's just that someone needs to wake up and go to the Framework stage.
Amd is pushing powerful APU that can be used in small cases instead of a dedicated LP GPU
Every time I watch your new videos, I tell myself "This is gonna be my first gaming PC build" 😂 Great stuff man!
thanks, sad that i seem happier in online virtual world
@@iikatinggangsengii2471 look for content that makes you miserable and you'd be happier outside the online virtual world
Yours and optimum channels are my stress buster please make more videos like this
This is probably my absolute favorite sub
Love the wood feature, like you say fits into living room as a piece of furniture. Thanks for reviewing 👍
Case is dope
6:35 and this is why I'd rather do it Velka-style: install the components in a clean fashion and then build the case, or risk scratching or improper mounting by sliding/maneuvering components around
It’s a bit tricky to install GPU but we preferred this approach to assemble the case as more fast and comfort. With some patience u will assemble the case without scratch, back panel can significantly bend without damage during assembly to allow safety insertion of gpu.
Very eye opening and intriguing. This definitely planted a seed in my head. It's more smaller than a console, more powerful if not the same. I would like to see benchmark for Call of Duty at 1080p how many FPS you'd get with this small 4060 Gaming PC.
Love this series so much. Keep up with the good work!
❤I know right! They’re the perfect little Knick knack tic tac pc’s💪🤓
The tweezers bit had me rolling for a minute lmao
I would love to see a 4080 or a 4090 in this form factor. You'd think the most efficient GPUs would be the most appropriate for small form factor. The 4060 is at the bottom of efficiency in the series.
It would probably cost $2K or something ridiculous. Cool idea though.
@@M4rio21 For sure it'd be at a premium price, since there probably wouldn't be a strong demand for power limited high-end components. But damn, imagining a tiny power limited 4090 that still gives you over double the performance of this 4060 while also being cooler because of the larger die size, paired with a power limited 7800x3d/7950x really tingles my brain for some reason. We seem to forget the higher end the components are in these tiny builds, the less power and heat is generated for the same performance.
4080 or 4090 wouldn't fit, unfortunately, but the 4070 might.
@@netnomad47 I mean, maybe not in this specific case, but it can be just a tiny bit bigger. The smallest 4090 so far is only 3.5cm longer and 0.8cm wider, from AlphaCool. Just gotta turn it into a tiny fan version.
I would think that any GPU that could go into a laptop could be made into a low profile version.
Great case and clever design!
That slots on the front panel are really helping that GPU to breathe, considering radiator fins direction. Thumb up for front IO and top fans. Great job Gemcases!
In world of big bulky cpu cases this man found his place in small cpu cases. 😮
Cpu case??
@@shoobadoo123 i mean tower box or chassis
i loved the tease of the verge pc build with the zip ties when you said tweezers lmao
Just a piece of Art
Great ad, honestly. I enjoy watching how you approach paid promotions this way. Keep it up.
Case review and build were great too, but that's business as usual for you! 😀
If Gemcase is reading this, the lack of website and the need to join a Discord community is a major turnoff.
Gemcases is a tiny outfit based in Ukraine, so they have bigger concerns to worry about, as a result of the situation there.
I, for one, appreciate how responsive they are on Discord and my C9 arrived in England within a few days of my placing the order. They listen to feedback from us early adopters and consider changes for future revisions, too. Definitely a company I don’t mind supporting.
I’ve talked with Gemcase and they’re working on a website, it’s just taking some time. Discord is a good way for people to get the case before the website is officially running.
Amazing. Perhaps they can leverage your previous career history for a deeper collab. 😉
I don't need a PC this small, but I REALLY want one. I can make the desk real estate excuse, but I have plenty of room for a mid-tower.
There are modular versions of that exact power supply, btw. Would highly recommend them for a build like this
dude your builds are so clean
I prefer the Densium's aesthetic, but glad to see more wood front panels and people pushing the boundaries of ultra-SFF cases.
What an amazing little build!
The screw driver is sick for electronics. I've had one for a bit and love it
I have been looking for something like this for a while. I’ve been using an M-atx case even though I have an itchy motherboard since I wanted something slim. Thanks for the video. I am looking forward to building in this. Also, I’ve noticed swapping my nh-l9a fan with thermalrights TL-B9 has helped with cooling a bit. And on that case I think you could use them for the top fans and set them as intake to help cool while the case is on its side.
Nice build, but i would use the BD790i from Minisforum, should be run cooler and has also more power.
From what I've observed due to the events in the last two months, it seems that exclusive games released for the Xbox and PlayStation ecosystems will gradually decrease. Even Sony's games are rumored to be coming to the PC platform, indicating that consoles may shift towards PCs in the coming years. These types of small form factor cases could be the consoles of the future
Found the channel searching for reviews of Jonsbo cases, probably cuz similar name.
But always nice to do a little adhd sidequest and learn about some obscure 4l case :3
Look´s interestin.Hope they make version for short 4070 too, that and hdplex 500w psu would be nice combination ;)
Just came across your channel yesterday. Loving the content already. I have a CM NR200 case jammed with stuff and looking to make it a little smaller.
I love it! it's such a clean little machine!
Once I get the money to build this ima come back to this vid
If you can custom the cables to the perfect length, it would be perfect :D
Great case and great build. With its volume, it's impressive that you can still fit 2 decent sized case fans.
Using wood for a case that has everything crammed in so tightly together sounds like a fire hazard 😂
This is exactly the PC I have built two weeks ago, except mine has the 7800X3D and the 250W HDPlex GaN PSU. Same C9 case, same Asus motherboard.
It’s possible to run the 7800X3D with this Noctua cooler if you tune the curves down and set lower power and temp limits in the BIOS.
One thing I feel people don't consider about SFF is the improvement in power supply's. Ideally there will eventually be a 750watt Flex sized PSU and that will really revolutionize SFF systems imo.
No need, 600W is more than enough for anything you can physically fit in a SFF case. I actually run this build with the exact same case and mobo and a 7800X3D CPU with a 250W sustained power fanless GaN PSU from HDPlex. It’s plenty of power for this spec, even under full load stress testing.
@little_fluffy_clouds 250 barely covers intels i7-i9, not to mention a powerful 200W+ class gpu. No less than 650-750W imo so it will last.
@@_TrueDesire_as I said,600W FlexATX and 500W HDPlex GaN PSUs are available to buy today and that’s more than enough to power any tiny SFF build. If you want to shove a 14900K and a 4090 into a small case, you’ll need a bigger chassis to physically fit that graphics card, something like an NR200P, at which point you may install a 850W SFX PSU. That should cover all bases.
@little_fluffy_clouds I ended up with a Jonsbo D30, around 26L. Tossed in my SFX-L 1000W and enjoy myself a quite PSU, fan barely turns on 😁👍🏻
3:39 Are you using an ipad pro as a monitor for this build? how did you managed to do it and is it worth it?
Great content!
It would be interesting to see a comparison with a laptop that have approximately the same specs in terms of noise, temperature, performance, costs
I have a ASUS ROG STRIX B760-I GAMING WIFI motherboard and really wanna use it for this case. 6:11 Is the usb-c connection the only reason why it isn't compatible whit this case? What if i won't use the front usb-c port, does that make my motherboard compatible ?
Love this video! May even make this build for myself!
3:36 hold on u can have ur iPad as a display?
That is a very cute PC, I wonder how much all that cost.
This is the kind of thing I’m looking to build, but I’m not looking to need the space for a LP gpu, but would rather have the room for a bit more cup cooler. Case recommendations are always welcome! 😂
Am I the only one who got the tweezers joke at 5:05? It's an obvious reference to that infamous PC building tutorial from The Verge hahaha
Case looks very similar to mine (densium 4+ v2), but is even smaller. Might upgrade to this case when the low profile 5060 releases, assuming it's decent for price/efficiency
I wonder if the mini forums board will work with this? Imagine the b790i with the 16 core and ryzen
As far as we discuss at Discord minisforum requires more than 40mm clearance for CPU cooler.
Nvidia also just released the $650 16GB Low Profile RTX 2000 Ada generation card, which would fit well in this case.
Nice, the VRAM would be very helpful for a lot of developers.
reminds me of the Densium 4 case
i think for this form factor you can build 4.5-5 l with classic layout (no riser), low profile 2 slot, flex psu, and then you can fit a higher cp cooler like a 7cm one
4060 and 4060 ti are the new gpu choice for tiny sff pc. Provides just enough hardware power for 1080p and some 1440p gaming. It has replaced the single fan 3060s for being the smallest but yet powerful performance for its size.
Just placed my order!
Optimum made a 3L pc with the same gpu
3.6/3.7L no? He said 2.7L during CAD but 3.6L at the end of the video.
Love this case, reminds me of an old time radio
Man I just wish they'd design one with positive pressure ventilation... I had a silverstone sg08 once and it was clean inside throughout it's life. was still huge compared with this one though
Very nice build, Nice case, sure got my attention whew!
Really liked this build and the case looks awesome. After watching some of your videos these Mini PC builds are just perfect for simple PC gaming and the size to fit into a media entertainment center.
You should build a PC in a GameCube shell for the ultimate sleeper build.
Can tou do a 4060 in a printed case smaller then velka 3
What is this...
A PC for ants?!?!?!?
Seeing these kinds of cases and builds feels like trying to date a superstar. It's impossible for an average joe like me!
I feel like if i tried to take it on a plane they would try to apprehend me for a makeshift bomb
Btw your video is the only one with shadowcast 2 paired to a desktop. How is the latency? Which iPad app do you use for it?
How is it impossible if its already possible?
I like the look of this, I want this, I could easily afford this, but I will never have this, because the idea of building it scares the poop out of me.
Love your build videos.
How does it compare against a 14 inch gaming laptop with a decent GPU? Why would one get this over one of those? Only benefit for me would be upgadability. Can't think of any other reason this would be useful. Although as an ITX PC owner myself, i certainly adore sff PCs. Small sizes for me is attractive mainly for convenience. Takes up less space.
That's something I would love a thorough analysis of. A tiny 4060/4070 laptop should perform about the same. I can imagine the laptop being louder at the same performance, but it's nothing that can't be mitigated by undervolting, lowering the settings, power limiting or fps capping to reach a largely indistinguishable experience. More often than not, the components are working harder than they need to anyway.
I bought a Metalfish T40. Since it's pretty much the only case I can get at a reasonable price where I live.
I would like to know which program you use to see the fps and temperature
riva tuner from afterburnee
you can use Colorful 4060 ti Single fan too
Only low profile GPU cards, sorry no.
maybe install the bridge fan plate under the fans.
Didn’t velka 3 use to have top case fans compatibility but was removed because it provided no temps improvement? Is that the same with this case or is it different since the psu layout is different?
this build looks like my densium case build months ago with the wood front panel and usb c and power button placements,
You have the wrongs fans linked in the description! You linked the Noctua NF-12 120x25mm fans instead of the Noctua A9x14 90x15mm
So what makes this special compared to the Velka 3, being only 3.9L?
The fact that it has room for two cooling fans, has better build quality and is easier to build in as you don’t have to disassemble the whole thing
Looks dope. Would like to build this. Which CPU would you recommend for max work performance (code compilation) rather than gaming?
I'm about to do the same build, one question.
Do you always have to do the undervolting before using the unit/playing or just once?
These cases out there looking so cool, but they are either preproduction or out of stock. Now I have all these parts added to cart and now I have to figure out what other available case do they go into.
We run out of stock, new cases will be available in about a month.
God, I love these micro builds
Dont forget about the 7500f, cheaper than the 7600 usually
Impossibly small 4060 pc in a 4.6L case. as if there aren't any other cases that are smaller that can accommodate the same spec. The Dongsheng S35 ITX is 4L and can accommodate a 4070. The J-Hack Pure MK2 is at 3L and can store this 4060. And There are tons of cases that are smaller and more capable like Velka 3, K39, SKTC A09 etc.
Our case have outer volume of 4,4L - have wood front panel and can accommodate two full height 92mm case fans.
This video cured my OCD
the asus now fits
In the v1.1 cases. This is v1.0. Glad they increased the usb-c length to allow for the strix boards.
I am really sad because I really want to buy that case, but it tells me the shipping to México is over a thousand dollars.
Are there any similar alternatives that look as good as that one?
I liked this one because it could hide and fit perfectly in my living room.
I would choose the zs a4 dc because of the access to a 47cm radiator which would allow me to choose the 7900 as the processor
Sorry, the audio was unclear. What was the weight again? Did you say 'a little over 8lbs'?
Hello, i think this will be a total weight of assembled build, the case weight is about 1kg
Wow..Beautiful box✌🏾
Super clean!
Me watching this video while trying to squeeze MSI 4090 Suprim into NR200P 😅
The link for the fan is the wrong model, it's the larger sized fan...
You are right! Needed fans 92mm x 25mm
but I have seen a build of 3.7l in optimum channel
this is 4.4l right ?
3.7L case wouldn’t have cooling fans, this one has room for two 92mm fans for better airflow through the components
No, I've seen a pc smaller - 3.6 liters
Such small PC is easy to lose. We intentionally made our case bigger.
I don't know how you reach those temp because with the same case and gpu mine goes up to 90 degree
im curious about a580 or 750/770 build in a small case, can you recomend?
Yeah...
Good luck to anyone who actually tries/wants to buy this case...
Surely there is enough room at the top there for an AIO cooler, right...?
There is space for two 92x25mm fans, mb if AIO of such size exists u can fit it there
i know that tweezer reference. hehe
at this point u can just buy a decent laptop with the same performance.
the point of mini ITX cases is to have the most performance u can get at that point(generation) but in the smallest case