The Quiet 4k Gaming Terra Build - Featuring Ryzen 9 and RTX 4080 Super & ITX Fractal Terra
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- In this video we check out the fractal terra and create a 4k gaming build using 4080 super and ryzen 9 12 core CPU, whilst avoiding the dreaded turbulance this case can suffer from.
And as I always forget the weight! The empty case is 3kg/6lb10oz and the complete build is 6.93kg/15lb5oz
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I have had a Terra since launch and you are right, long as you build it right you get decent temps and noise. People having issues usually don't have a gap between the fans and the side panel or they are trying to cool a 14700k with a NH-L9i.
haha so true, I had seen loads of people moaning on reddit and it nearly stopped me buying the case!
You shoud edit the voltage/frequency curve in MSI afterburner for an undervolt/underclock to reduce wattage (thus temps) of the GPU while keeping virtually the same performance. The memory of the 4080S usually supports a good overclock (+1300 on mine). There are detailed videos on YT about this. Depending on game, wattage can be reduced by 50-100W for maybe a 2-3 fps loss. These tweaks are even more useful in a compact build
You are absolutely right and I always do for me personally but I wanted to prove it ran at stock settings quietly which was my aim :)
Nah, don't really.
@@Gamer4Eire Actually you should undervolt it (at least 4080S ProArt, which btw I also have) because it can reach 70ºC+ (85-90ºC hot spot) in games. ProArt is beautiful looking card, but it has smaller cooling system than the other 4080(S) models, and because of that it can reach higher temps. And also why not take advantage of the opportunity to have the same performance with lower power consumption and thus temps?
@@Gamer4Eire Well, I would not say that it is as you say ("and neither one goes about 70 under load"), because as I can see from your gameplay video of Ghost of Tshushima your Zotac Trinity 4080S reaches 75ºC at ~300W load. And everything is perfectly fine with my build, it works flewlessly.
@@Gamer4Eire Ok, mine also have a small peaks depending on game, but there is no reason not to undervolt it and have (even) lower temps, and power consumption. 😉
I'm Building my 1st PC and I order this exact case. I'm nervous and excited at the same time.
well if you get stuck on anything just ping me a message :)
I have almost the same build. Just a different cpu and cooler. Using the 7800x3d with a noctua nh-L12s cooler. The fan is under the heatsink which allows for no turbulence. The spine is in the 3rd position.
I have a l12s and didnt even think to use it 🤣 any turbulence GPU side in that position?
With the L12S and spine 3 how much space is there for the GPU in mm width? Is it really bad soundwise if the GPU is right up against the side?
This is the perfect build thanks for doing it.
Glad you enjoyed it. It’s an amazing case 😀
As I am looking around for a new build to jump away from my recent hand-me-down 2060 and prior 1060, this is the exact thing I am looking for. Love the compact look, lightness of it, and the power it provides.
Good review! A suggestion, on the FPS bar chart keep the names uniquely identifiable (eg: use Space Marine 2, etc). I understand that even without '2' it is easily understood, but it doesn't hurt to add it and make it clear. A known case would be to not put 'V' with GTA, if you were testing it.
Great all round case. I want to build a custom Nas in one of these. Might have to print some brackets for additional drives
This is the type of build im going for. Minimalistic and WiFe friendly. LG C4 83 inch, switch 1 and 2, terra build pc, klipsch the nines + rega planar 2 + svs 3000 mikro sub in the living room. All wife friendly and gives all u need for entertainment.
This looks amazing. Best build. I love this case but finding a prebuilt one with the specs i want is hard...
Would you not attempt building it yourself? If you are in the U.K. I could build you one
@@MashITTech It's starting to look more tempting but if something goes wrong I'd have no idea how to fix. (And what are you supposed to do once its all connected? How do you check its up and running properly..) Thanks for the offer! If I was on the right continent definitely would've taken you up on that :D
This is beautiful, I've been wanting to build something just like it!
i just build almost the same exact parts yesterday in my new Formd t1 case, teh 7900 is a great ccpu i got used for 260 euros and i tweaked it and getting even better performance from teh 7900x with max temps at 85 degrees, i am just super happy with it!
all core running at 5400 Mhz with a cinebench score of 29780. and all of that only with maxing at 88 Degree
Wow how many watts is that taking to boost it to 5.4 all core? Did you air or water cool it? I just ordered a t1 😂
@@MashITTech Actually not much maxing at 190WATT and its water cooled with Coolermaster Atmos 240, i had the Terra starting this year but its super limiting the CPU so i sold it and went DAN H2O (Great Case) too! but i wanted something new and the fomdT1 is just the Killer! you gonna love it!
i’m about to order a fractal terra prebuilt pc, kinda nervous. Hope the temps will be decent and hope the 5000 series gpus won’t be too big so i can upgrade it in the future …
Hi …I was thinking about purchasing a prebuilt one as well. Can you let me know who are you are considering purchasing one from? Thanks in advance
супер сборка) для игр идеально, и размер позволяет нормально транспортировать
Build is done (4070ti super in my case and Ghost edition 2 fan on CPU) set curve optimiser at -20 and sweet! . Temps sit around 80/85 when playing Indy @4k, maxed out settings, full path tracing and DLSS Quality (FPS capped to 60 for now until I move it to the 120Hz tv). I was wondering what under voltage or any other tweeks I could do to just try and get the temps down 5 degrees, say a max of 80 degrees? I know the chips are designed to run hot, but it'd be nice to have it a little cooler if possible and not so close to the limit allowing for spikes in temp. Video was really helpful by the way and very pleased with my games machine!
This is awesome. Love your content. Cheers.
Thanks so much!
Yes! Another fellow contestant June!!
😂 sorry I didn't get that?
@MashITTech, another fellow finals player! You can take that to the bank, Scotty!
I'd be curious to get a silver/white Fractal Terra and paint it gold. With the Asus ProArt card (I wish they made a mini-itx board) and that wood panel, it would be a thing of beauty.
Do not forget to mention that Asus B650 are plagued with the coil whine noise when idle.
Omg a fellow innocn user
I wanted the black but it wasnt in stock! loving the picture quality. I was going to get an OLED but I am never impressed with the text quality on current OLEDS and I do a lot of writing and research
Amazing!
Hi, first time PC builder here:
I have decided to go for an ITX build and this video was great help!
I was thinking about putting a Ryzen 7 7700X CPU due to stock availability and price. Same goes for the GPU, want to go for a 4070.
The Motherboard I’m going for is MSI MPG B650I EDGE WIFI. Would the cooling options in this video keep the system at bay or do I run the risk of overheating?
Lastly, worrying about the dust getting into the case due to the last gaps in the case, so considering to get some loose dust mesh filter to stick to the inside of the case behind the openings, but worrying it may have an effect on airflow.
Thoughts?
Amazing job on the video again, great stuff.
hey mate, glad you enjoyed the video. you will be using lower power components than I used so you should not encounter any heating issues. My only advice is like my build make sure you keep some clearance either side of the case to eliminate any turbulence. What region are you in? I can help you choose components if it is any help? Lastly with regards to dust, dont worry too much, yes dust will build up over time but the beauty of this case is it is very easy to flip up the panels and the the fans/heatsinks a clean over the coming years.
Thank you very much for getting back to me on this.
I live in the south of the UK if it’s any help.
ah probably not far from me then (dorset) 😀 let me check what offers are about at the moment
Could you upload a video of the system under load? Curious what noise levels are like. Thanks
Cool build!
I pretty much have these exact components except for the GPU and case, thinking about making a similiar build.
Do you have any closeups of your cable management? Would love to see how you managed it!
Let me try and get you some. Fortunately there was plenty of space so it was pretty easy :)
perfect. I was looking to make this same build. Thanks!
It was a really easy case to work in and I am so pleased with the results. If you need any help just give me a shout 👍
finally, someone who made this build quiet and breathable though i was curious is it normal for a cpu being high in temps? or is that caused by the games you play
It´s being limited by the cooler of choice, that´s the major problem with air cooling mini itx cases, the CPU suffers if it gets one of these low profile coolers but it gets way better if the case can accommodate an IAO or a small tower cooler.
@@kurok1tenshi ah thank you
Also, AMD are happy running at high temperatures and the 7000 series were slated at launch with people seeing high temps. Obviously if you put an AIO or large cooler on it will run cool but having been used to gaming laptops runing at 100c for teh last few years these temps dont worry me at all 😂
@@MashITTech that’s fair 🤣🤣
Minty fresh.
Wanna build in this case but seem so hard to
I didnt struggle with it but I am used to ITX. What do you think is going to be difficult? if you get teh right components its relatively easy
You should do a build in Formd t1.
I just bought a t1 so will be doing a build soon 👍
Amazing video! Would the AXP-120 X67 work fine as a cooler for this build?
Yes depending on the thickness of the graphics card. Plus because the fan sits on top of the x67 you want a couple of m clearance at least to avoid turbulence
@@MashITTech If I used the same GPU as you did in the video, would the clearance be enough to be quieter than the AXP90
If you can wait until tomorrow I will check when I am back in the studio. I have a x67 in stock. Ping me a reminder if you don’t hear from me by this time tomorrow as I have a terrible memory
Thank you so much for your help!
Thats really cooooool
awesome video! how do you think the ryzen 9 9950x would do for thermals?
Hi, I wanted to check with you regarding the SSD installation. I'm using the same SN850X 2TB, but when installing the SSD to the motherboard according to the manual, there's a slight bent on the SSD. I'm not sure what causes this, but did your board cause the same thing? Does this even matter or should I be worry?
Hello, amazing video ,but i need your advice. i want to build in the next month,a pc.
Do you recommend this kind of build that can handle for the next 5 years ?I mean ,i am not an expert, but the bigger cases are not more airflowed like this one?
I really want this build but i am a little affraid ,about temperatures.
If so,do you recommend this build with msi tomahawk with wifi as motherboard? Thanks keep it up .
I am a little confused with your question. If you get a larrger ATX you will get much better airflow but with the right component choice the ITX systme will run pretty cool easily for 5 years (obviously if you live in a dusty environment you may want to clean it every so often). I am currently working on some larger builds ATM so you may want to see how they look/perform so you can compare. I am always here to help if you have any specific questions. PS I just bought the z890 tomohawk board so doing a build with that one soon.
Cinebench R23 multicore score...?
I would like this but it seems to only fit the FE 4090. Did anyone else fit it in? Perhaps water cool the gpu to fit in non founders edition?
Can it fit the newest gforce video card and will it it be loud.Thanks for the video
depends on which model you buy. are you looking at 5080 or 5090?
Did you have any booting issues with these ryzen chips on new builds? Would love to see a video about how you solved some of these issues.
What issues are you seeing? I have never had any booting issues with the b650i-e but I did with an msi b650 gaming WiFi. It was very picky with ram and hated expo being enabled 😢
@@MashITTech Really long boot times, hang-ups during resets, failure to boot after shut downs etc.
Hi there, love your videos! I was wondering if I could pick your brain about something - I'm looking to build my first PC (hopefully with the performance featured in this video!), though since I move around a lot I'm really limited to something compact, as such I've been trying to decide between a Fractal Terra build and a Densium 4 Plus V2 build from your prior video. Is it possible to get that kind of power (ie 4080 super) from a case that small, or is the Terra about the smallest you can get? Also, would you alternatively have alternative recommendations for someone trying to make the smallest smooth-4k-gaming-possible machine he can? Once again, mad respect for what you do, have a great day!
sadly as portable as the densium is, 4070 is the max I can fit in there but if you move the machine around a lot having something that small is amazing. Plus it is really solid so no worries about transporting it regularly. The terra is also an amazing machine but also much bigger and not so solid feeling. Other options are a Dan a4h20 (but I dont like to use water coolers for regular travel) and the forms T1. I have just been working in the form t1 and will have. a video on that one soon as my 9800x3d arrives (stuck in customs atm) but that could well be the best choice if you are willing to put the time into building it as it comes completely flat packed.
@@MashITTech thank a million for your advice! Will definitely keep an eye out for that video, appreciate what you do!
is that bottom fan you used an intake or exhaust?
Why not use the 7800x3d?
I have a 285K processor in that case and struggling to cool it. What air cooler do you recommend?
Hi guy's ! thank you for this vidéos 🙂
I have a few question; i am french and i am going to live in 2025 in Japan for the next two year... I can't take my main setup, so i'm thinking about 2 options:
A gaming laptop or this build with a portable monitor in 16 inch (all parts buy in France by Amazon).
Can i use this build in Japan with no electric trouble/no electric pluging trouble ?
Thank you, have a good day 🙂
firstly, the PSU will work fine in any country, just use the relevant countries power cables. With regards to the laptop vs tiny pc debate my thoughts are this...Laptops are much more convenient but never as powerful, not upgradable (except for maybe ram and ssd) and very loud when gaming. I personally prefer a tiny PC as although setup takes longer, once I am set up I love how powerful and quiet it is.
@@MashITTech Thank you guy's for your detailled answer, kind of you 🙂
I think i will go on a tiny build like yours. Have a good day et keep the good work on your channel !
How long did it take for you to build this great PC.
If I wasn’t filming it about an hour. Obviously I had to keep stopping to change shot etc which doubled the time 😀
@@MashITTech Thanks for the info, can't wait to build my Terra ITX PC soon
if you get stuck on anything pop me a message 👍
@@MashITTech The X47 Copper is not available in Australia, Do you recommend to go for the X47 Black or the X53 Copper. I need to keep it on Position 4, So 62mm is the max for the CPU.
I would get the x53 copper unless you are running a really low power cpu. With the x53 you will still have 9mm clearance which is perfect
word of caution, you don't need the backplate when installing on am5 cooler
Thank you 🙏
For such a nice small case the approximately 160 euro seem a logical price. What is the total weight with all components installed ?
LOL I always mean to add that and forget! The empty case is 3kg/6lb10oz and the complete build is 6.93kg/15lb5oz
@@MashITTech well if a 4070 laptop with its charger is over 4.5 kg then i guess thus case is quite portable. Great build.
what about replacing the cpu heatsink fan with the nf-a9x14? heard it runs quieter? then also a thermal duct (but not sure if this would create turbulence?)
Looking to move my current am5 system from the nr200v2 to the Jade fractal Terra when the new GPUs get announced. Will buy either a 8800xt, 5070 or even a 4070ti super if 2nd hand prices look appealing.
Noise levels are important for me, if dropping 10% performance means a substantially quieter build, idm. Any advice is welcome!
You absolutely can swap the fan, I have done it before. It is a little quieter but not everyone wants to pay the extra for that little improvement. And yes you can create a duct and it doesn’t create any turbulence
Is the air cooler work for a 7800x3d in the terra ?
yes, very well. in our experience the 7800x3d used less power than 7900 non x
@@MashITTech okay tysm !
So what was the reason for choosing the 7900 non x (tdp 65W) over the 7800x3d (tdp 120W)? I'm leaning towards the 7800x3d because of the better gaming performance, but I don't know if I should use the Noctua NH-L12s or the ThermalRight AXP90-X47 for a quiet 4K gaming Terra build like yours.
the only reason I chose 7900 was for the extra cores. If it was just a gaming machine I would choose 7800x3d (and have in other gaming builds) but I wanted to make a machine capable of gaming and work such as my video editing, 3D design with a little gaming on the side 😊 for a pure gaming rig the 7800x3d is a much better choice and is easily cooled by the axp90-x47 copper, I even managed to cool a 7800x3d with a tiny l9a low profile cooler in my densium build (5l tiny build)
@@MashITTech can you also recommend the 7950x3d? currently using it and I want to recase it to terra
Would a Thermalright AXP90x53 full copper fit along with an Asus Prime 4070 Super in the Terra? Cpu will either be a 7800x3d or 9700 non-x so looking for the best cooling possible.
curious if you could try the minisforum BD790i SE which has 16-core/32-thread 7940HX CPU that costs 329 USD after a promo code which is more than half than the sum you purchased your motherboard, cpu, heatsink combination.
Sadly it’s not available in the U.K. 😢 from what I have heard it’s a good option but BIOS is incredibly basic (like a laptop bios) and performance was much less than desktop counterpart
How much does the entire system weigh in total?
I am genuinely considering going back to desktop gaming from the laptop, but I have to move from one country to another quite often.
I am wondering if this is something I can work with as a carry-on cabin luggage.
Haha I always forget to put the weight inthe video so did add it to the description. the complete build is 6.93kg/15lb5oz. I love laptops and obviously review a lot but I still prefer a ITX desktop for the lack of fan noise and upgradability. If I was going country to country I would probably go with something smaller and lighter like my densium build: ua-cam.com/video/c2U1-5nOjxw/v-deo.html
@@MashITTech Most allow up to 10kg but some goes down to 8, so this being under 7 even, that should work just fine.
When I had to go from desktop to laptop with the "same" components, I definitely felt the performance hit. I do miss the desktop.
I can buy and sell monitors wherever I go, I carry the peripherals in the larger check-in luggage anyway. Thanks for that. I'll check out the smaller setup as well, cheers.
can they make side panel glass with holes?
I dont think so :(
How many and what case fans should I get for the Terra?
there is space for a 120mm at teh bottom. I used a noctua 120x15 as I found the 25mm thick fans a bit tight. You can also squeeze a small fan up at the top but I didnt need it
I might do the same build with a 7900 xtx should I worry about fitment ?
have you already got the 7900xtx? if its a reference it will fit almost the same as the 4080 super pro art (the reference is only 51mm thick) but if it is a different model let me know which and I can take a look
@@MashITTech Hello I have not selected a model yet I am still trying to figure out which one! Ty for the reply!
I would love to build on this case if only my 4080 gigabyte card fits.
which 4080 do you have?
@@MashITTech The Gigabyte gaming OC and its huge.
Could I run a 9700X processor in this build or will that make it loud as well?
easily, the 9700x runs cool out of the box, only if you whack the wattage up for a small performance gain will the temps get hot
@@MashITTech Thank you!~
If I want to use an intel cpu, what changes do I need to make from your build? Do I need a different motherboard, etc?
yes exactly. what gen intel were you looking at and I can recommend parts for you.
@@MashITTech I appreciate the help. My first time building a PC. I was going to use your exact build to use Teknoparrot, but thought intel was better suited for that. Turns out AMD may be fine. So, I'll probably go along with your exact build, but any changes after you had posted the video? I read that an NH-L12s is a better choice for fan and saw your comment that you forgot you had one to use?
@@MashITTech Also, I only see that the ProArt RTX 4080 OC (overclocked) version is available for purchase. You think that would still work? Diff dimensions? or Maybe will be hotter?
Hey mate, The L12s may be slightly better but it is quite a bit more expensive. If you have the budget it will work well, if you want to save some pennies the x47 full copper cools the processor without any issues. And with regards to the OC version, it is almost the same but runs a few mhz faster, it wont cause any heat issues as there is more than enough headroom. If you need help when you start to build message me here or add me to insta and start a chat :)
@@MashITTech Thanks mate! I appreciate it. I've just sent you an email.
What's with the name? Imagine you go to a shop and say, "I want a Terra". 😶
Cool build though.
😂
would any 2x32 rams work with the 7900?
I recommend getting an expo kit but essentially yes
If I want to buy a 98003dx or 78003dx, which fan and cpu cooler should work?
I need to know which size gpu you have so I can recommend the best to suit
@@MashITTech 4070ti Inno3d triple fans, Noctua NH-L12Sx77 maybe this one is perfect?
I seen a itx motherboard that supported 3 m.2 slots but haven't been able to locate it any recommendations?
I havent found any AMD options but on intels side the MSI Z790i is an excellent choice and I actually use it in my personal rig. Over view here: ua-cam.com/video/XVgRBW1VNmo/v-deo.html
@MashITTech appreciate it couldn't sleep last night and ended up finding the GIGABYTE B650I AORUS Ultra I think it will work for my purposes
Thx for this video. Would you recommend this mini ITX-case as the ultimate backpack-able case or is there any you like even better?
definitely give the T1 a look as well!
Hi all, would a Noctua NH-L12S fit this build or would it be too high at 70mm overall? Looking to build the same but with a 4070 ti super to save on the ££s
Let me know which 4070ti super you are looking at and I can check
Hey, thanks it’s an ASUS NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER 16GB ProArt OC Edition Ada Lovelace Graphics Card
ah great thats the same 2.5 slot as my 4080s. Let me grab my terra and L12s and try it
oops just realised mine is the ghost edition which is 66mm tall: amzn.to/3ZqOdzL that one fits with exactly the same config as the video. Have you got the L12s which is 77mm? this one: amzn.to/3CRwXLi - Edit, I just spotted a 3rd model that is 70mm, sorry didnt realise there were so many. 70mm will fit but you will need to move teh GPU 5mm towards the side panel
@ thanks :)
Should people who are really enthusiastic about Fractal Terra cases be called... Terrarists?
lol if so, sign me up :)
Appreciate the detailed breakdown! Could you help me with something unrelated: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (behave today finger ski upon boy assault summer exhaust beauty stereo over). What's the best way to send them to Binance?
what is the game at 7:38?
That is beyond all reason, a free rts similar to supreme commander, I love it
T1
just picked one up :)
This case is conceptually wrong. It invites you to mount a good quality GPU, but forces you to choose less performing processors because you don't have the possibility of mounting a good CPU cooler. It's all wrong. I strongly advise against that processor with that CPU cooler.
But why? the 7900 is a 65w variant, in reality it takes 90w with default BIOS settings (obvioulsy you can over ride that) but perfromance at 90w is excellent and the x47 can easily handle 100w of power
It’s fine. CHILL out 😂
So close to being a unique video, but sadly, lacking originally by using a Ngreedia GPU, just like all the other influencers.
Oh well, next time.
I have done 2 amd videos recently. I try to cover both to make it fair!