Even in 2024 this kind of build with a 5700g still makes for a great alternative to any high end arm based androidbox for your tv. All the stuff is so much cheaper now too. Pair with one of those rii i8 keypads and you're set.
Awesome work brother, I hope you don't mind me sharing your video on my small little channel. I am not a youtuber by any means, but you will help clarify on many things I don't understand but have an idea on how it works. I like your down to earth attitude and how you explain things far better them me. I hope my subscribers get a hold of your cool channel and learn a bit more than mine. Excellent work on everything about the Chopin mini itx, it's my favorite case. Thank you for being so much more informative than me. Great work bro. Keep up the great work you do. I will subscribe cause your channel is awesome. love your set up. I like it cause of it's simplicity and it's doable for me. I bet it's very practical as well. Simple is always better. Take care bro
I really appreciate the kind words bro seriously, it's comments like yours that when I'm thinking to stop YT I just get a new found confidence and strive to do better. TY and I love when ppl share clip whatever my videos, And the Choppin is my favorite super small form factor case by far also. If you need any help with anything just hit me up and I'll do my best to help, either tech or youtube related, Ive learned a lot in the past 2 years on this platform and I would be glad to share what Ive learned,maybe it can help excel you on here.
@@2020Tech4U Wow! Most appreciated brother. Thank you very much. I will later have loads of questions, I hope you don't mind the challenge. You the man 👍
I have an Inwin Chopin and a B550 Aorus and a R5 5600G. Noctua cooler. Pretty much identical to your build. When I do some crazy gaming it shuts down. Only thing overclocked is my memory is XMP. Moved the build to an NR200P and no more shutdowns.
I really like the NR200P it gives you options unlike the Choppin, I believe the problem with shutting down was due to those Micro spikes in power draw that was tripping the power supply, it's a small PSU and not really great for gaming like AAA titles, I am editing a video adding a discreet GPU but also that meant adding a external ATX PSU so that would totally negate using a super small form factor case like the choppin lol But I like the move to the NR200P that was smart for extensive gaming sessions
@@slidelltowne183 The 150watt PSU is fine for common work loads like creating documents surfing the web etc.. light gaming at best, trying to push these PSU's for heavy gaming just does not make sense because this case is not made for that specifically. I hope I answered that lol PSU's are 80% efficient and power spikes (micro bursts of electricity) happen, so the PSU will trip like a breaker not to pop a cap or cause damage to the parts. I really hoe I answered ur question lol
@@2020Tech4U I cancelled order. This cpu specs was spanking my 3600x as I do lots of encoding, not heavy gaming. The Inwin case was the size I was looking for..maybe with the optional 200 watt supply? Then again is my old big box 3600x has sudden death, the 5600G may be reordered. Thx
@@slidelltowne183 the 200Watt might, but u can buy higher wattage PSU's in this form factor if u really wanted this setup. I would go with the Velka cases but they expensive lol
The most power draw I've seen a 5700G pull was 89 watts so if the 150 watt PSU only can provide 80% of the total 150watts thats still 120watts leaving 31 watts for other components like RGB and I think at most is like 2 watts leaving 29 watts a average 2.5in SSD can pull upto 8 watts leaving 21 watts Sorry for the breakdown but I just want you to see how I arrived to my decision lol Again this is asuming the 150watt PSU is running at 80% efficiency. So if you drop RGB add another SSD or NVME then you still have headroom for the 5700G to run just fine. But definitely use the Noctua cooler to keep temp in check for the CPU logic to boost and do it's thing. Again sorry for the long winded explanation but you can use it as sort of a guide. I hope that helped :)
@@2020Tech4U im getting this with the 5700g and hoping the psu can handle it. Im not using rgb and dont plan to stress the system out so hopefully 150w wil be enough. worst case I just send a case back and get the pro
Nice build ! but there is something I have to mention about the inwin chopin, if you using a motherboard and the m.2 ssd is on the "backside", your m.2 ssd has a chance to "crush" while you fixed the 2.5 ssd due to inwin chopin ' 2.5 ssd screw holes might right in front of M.2. (exactly in 20:24) that is how inwin chopin kill my m.2. (my motherboard: Biostar X470NH itx) The official inwin told me "inwin chopin has published for 5 years, in that time there were not much M.2, so they feel sorry about it" ( but they still selling it ?!) I have no idea whether they fix this problem in the pro version or not. so my own opinion is to take care when you use it or even NOT buy it!
I pinned this so other will know. I swear as I was building ion this I stopped and was like that might crush an M.2 but I could not find any complaints. Thanks for this and I hope it helps others before they go thru the same.
I gave my Asrock Desk Mini as a gift to my son and decided to build a new mini PC where the CPU is AMD Ryzen 5 5600G and the case would be the new Inwin Chopin Max. My question is regarding the motherboard. I like the Asrock motherboard but open for other brands. The new PC is for basic home use with some photo and video editing, no gaming at all. According to this which motherboard that gives best value for the would you recommend? Thanks in advance for your reply!)
Ok your going to hate me but it really is connectivity for the person, find the right size mother board to fit your case, then make sure it has all the USB and ethernet connections you need, AsRock is great, they made some really rocking boards back in the day. It's really hard to point 1 board out. I would stick with what you know and are comfortable with. If you really want me to dig into this, E-mail me as much details on the setup and software. I'd be glad to help
I was going to go the 5600g but sadly it does support pcie4. Deffs has better graphics than Intel igpu but yeah, I recently bought a 560bi itx mobo with 11th gen 11400, 32gb ram, 1tb gen4 980 pro, noctua nhl9i and the in win Chopin pro 200w. Can't wait for it to arrive XD Way more informative than LTT/nexus for building steps for noobs, love to see it done right!
I am so so sorry I took so long to reply, a few comments got by me but a great comment like this should be responded to immediately. Thank you so much for those really cool words and I hope the build went smooth
@@2020Tech4U it certainly did and I added a rx6400 to the mix as well but haven't fully installed it in the back yet, had to do some funky 3d printing just to make the riser cable not choke the cpu fan I just haven't gotten around to printing it yet might do it this weekend coming, I've used it every day since I made it for work and it's great being able to get in and remoted into work under 30 seconds from a cold start haha got my he gaming rig speed in a tiny little machine it's been great and going strong!
@@r4z0r84 I'm still editing the video where I added a GPU to this build, Gen 3 PCIe in this form factor especially for gaming is more then enough, unless your doing like mega transfers of large files anyone would be hard pressed to tell the difference, and GPU's as of today do not saturate Gen 3. But the 5700G is still better lol
@@2020Tech4U yeah this rx6400 is an odd card indeed, glad I've got interested graphics for decode/encode or I wouldn't be able to use it for some of my work, also glad I've got my gaming rig with a x5800 and rx6900xt for gaming at home haha but it's so much fun working with small systems, even just building it is more challenging, pcie3 would definitely be enough, I'm not really using mine for gaming only for work so speed of the SSD is the important part for me but it's nice to do some light 1080p gaming during the downtime at work haha
@@r4z0r84 Ya I love SFF I built 2 PC's SFF for my house, the inwin build and thermaltake tower 100 and I removed the glass 2 fit a 240 RAD lol I just love building PC's......
Great Super Small Form Factor full PC build with Lots of future potential. Lots of information in this video on the 5600G and PC building tips, so please enjoy and please take a moment to hit the Subscribe button, it means a lot to us and it's greatly appreciated. I respond to ALL comments so please feel free to ask me any question you have and I will gladly respond. Thanks again for visiting!
I'm sorry the reply took so long but I was sick. I'm so glad you would use my video as a guide ty for that, and yes the cooler comes with a nice sized tube of Noctua's thermal compound. Which also is a great paste btw thank you again
Hey buddy I did exactly the same, the same components but for some reason it doesn’t turn it on. I have been very careful with everything. It’s like the power isn’t passing to the mobo. Any recommendation?
Did u try shorting the power pins on the board to make sure you connected the power button right? If so, then try another power supply if you have one, if that does not work then you might have a bad board. Sorry
Greatly appreciated comment. I hope that I grow to make good movies in the future that more people will learn from or just find entertaining. Again thank you
Cool! I am planning to do a similar build in this case soon and this will be very helpful. I would be curious to see how you would attach an external GPU like you mentioned. Would it require its own PSU?
I’m editing the video as we speak lol I’ve been reluctant in uploading it because the TV I used was dirty (the screen) but your like the 10 th person to ask so I will have it up in 4 days (life permitting) lol but yes if the GPU requires additional power besides the 75 watts (usually) provided through the PCIe rail, Than an additional power supply will be needed. But you can use a really low wattage (GPU dependent) for the GPU. Spoiler warning, it worked great lol
Built one of these. 5600g , 1TB m.2, 2x8G 3600 MHz RAM. Reused an Aorus B450i Pro Wifi motherboard. Runs ok at base memory speed. But with XMP enabled the BIOS resets itself and after rebooting looks for a GPU. So no graphics output. Have to short the reset pins to make it recognise my monitor. Then re-configure the BIOS. Next step is to set XMP and underclock the RAM to 3200 MHz. Does anyone have any other ideas on how to fix this problem ?
Yes, maybe lol In the BIOS look for a setting where you can set your primary graphics output to the APU and this should fix it. If you cannot find it just let me know and I'll try to walk u through it. Remember that XMP also raises power draw which might be the issue with the small PSU.
@@2020Tech4U Gigabyte Aorus B450i Pro Wifi mobo. In BIOS M.I.T tab under Advanced Frequency Settings and Advanced Memory Settings submenus, type into System Multiplier the number 32.0. Save and Exit. Gives 3200 Mhz memory. My 3600 MHz DDR4 ran at max speed on this mobo with a 3-3300X so DDR4 max of 3200 MHz might be an 5600G APU limitation. Using XMP on this mobo always resets Initial Display Output to PCIe 1 Slot so no video from IGD Video. I am getting a cheap riser cable to use with an old GPU I have as a disaster backup. Otherwise have to disassemble the mobo from the case to get it running. TIP - get the sytem running and configure the BIOS before installing mobo into this or any small ITX case.
First off I'm sorry for the last response, so for a power supply you need to check what they come with, different wattages come with different cables, so really investigate, usually anything over 850 has all cables, these smaller PSU's you need to research.
@1080p Low settings I played for like a hour and a half and the average was 132 FPS so not really bad actually, the CPU not got above 60c and felt great
The AMD cooler fits if you take off the shroud with the AMD logo.
Love how detailed this guide is. Very helpful video!
I really appreciate the comment, thank you so much :)
Even in 2024 this kind of build with a 5700g still makes for a great alternative to any high end arm based androidbox for your tv. All the stuff is so much cheaper now too. Pair with one of those rii i8 keypads and you're set.
Awesome work brother, I hope you don't mind me sharing your video on my small little channel. I am not a youtuber by any means, but you will help clarify on many things I don't understand but have an idea on how it works. I like your down to earth attitude and how you explain things far better them me. I hope my subscribers get a hold of your cool channel and learn a bit more than mine. Excellent work on everything about the Chopin mini itx, it's my favorite case. Thank you for being so much more informative than me. Great work bro. Keep up the great work you do. I will subscribe cause your channel is awesome. love your set up. I like it cause of it's simplicity and it's doable for me. I bet it's very practical as well. Simple is always better. Take care bro
I really appreciate the kind words bro seriously, it's comments like yours that when I'm thinking to stop YT I just get a new found confidence and strive to do better. TY and I love when ppl share clip whatever my videos, And the Choppin is my favorite super small form factor case by far also. If you need any help with anything just hit me up and I'll do my best to help, either tech or youtube related, Ive learned a lot in the past 2 years on this platform and I would be glad to share what Ive learned,maybe it can help excel you on here.
@@2020Tech4U Wow! Most appreciated brother. Thank you very much. I will later have loads of questions, I hope you don't mind the challenge. You the man 👍
I have an Inwin Chopin and a B550 Aorus and a R5 5600G. Noctua cooler. Pretty much identical to your build. When I do some crazy gaming it shuts down. Only thing overclocked is my memory is XMP. Moved the build to an NR200P and no more shutdowns.
I really like the NR200P it gives you options unlike the Choppin, I believe the problem with shutting down was due to those Micro spikes in power draw that was tripping the power supply, it's a small PSU and not really great for gaming like AAA titles, I am editing a video adding a discreet GPU but also that meant adding a external ATX PSU so that would totally negate using a super small form factor case like the choppin lol But I like the move to the NR200P that was smart for extensive gaming sessions
@@2020Tech4U Wait! so the 150 watt supply is marginal? All the parts are in the mail...
@@slidelltowne183 The 150watt PSU is fine for common work loads like creating documents surfing the web etc.. light gaming at best, trying to push these PSU's for heavy gaming just does not make sense because this case is not made for that specifically. I hope I answered that lol PSU's are 80% efficient and power spikes (micro bursts of electricity) happen, so the PSU will trip like a breaker not to pop a cap or cause damage to the parts. I really hoe I answered ur question lol
@@2020Tech4U I cancelled order. This cpu specs was spanking my 3600x as I do lots of encoding, not heavy gaming. The Inwin case was the size I was looking for..maybe with the optional 200 watt supply? Then again is my old big box 3600x has sudden death, the 5600G may be reordered. Thx
@@slidelltowne183 the 200Watt might, but u can buy higher wattage PSU's in this form factor if u really wanted this setup. I would go with the Velka cases but they expensive lol
You got yourself a new subscriber.
I really appreciate all of you u do so thank you very much and I hope I am able to keep it :)
Thanks man great review, you saved me some money!
Glad I could help! Saving money is always good lol Sorry it took so long to reply I just had family issues. What did u buy with the money u saved lol
Q. Does the Chopin's PSU have enough in the tank to run the 5700G, or is it at risk of failing to provide sufficient wattage?
The most power draw I've seen a 5700G pull was 89 watts so if the 150 watt PSU only can provide 80% of the total 150watts thats still 120watts leaving 31 watts for other components like RGB and I think at most is like 2 watts leaving 29 watts a average 2.5in SSD can pull upto 8 watts leaving 21 watts Sorry for the breakdown but I just want you to see how I arrived to my decision lol Again this is asuming the 150watt PSU is running at 80% efficiency. So if you drop RGB add another SSD or NVME then you still have headroom for the 5700G to run just fine. But definitely use the Noctua cooler to keep temp in check for the CPU logic to boost and do it's thing. Again sorry for the long winded explanation but you can use it as sort of a guide. I hope that helped :)
@@2020Tech4U im getting this with the 5700g and hoping the psu can handle it. Im not using rgb and dont plan to stress the system out so hopefully 150w wil be enough. worst case I just send a case back and get the pro
Well< have same case coming but read the 5600G should have a 300 watt supply at max stress! All still OK with the 150 watt supply?
Nice build ! but there is something I have to mention about the inwin chopin, if you using a motherboard and the m.2 ssd is on the "backside", your m.2 ssd has a chance to "crush" while you fixed the 2.5 ssd due to inwin chopin ' 2.5 ssd screw holes might right in front of M.2. (exactly in 20:24) that is how inwin chopin kill my m.2. (my motherboard: Biostar X470NH itx)
The official inwin told me "inwin chopin has published for 5 years, in that time there were not much M.2, so they feel sorry about it" ( but they still selling it ?!)
I have no idea whether they fix this problem in the pro version or not.
so my own opinion is to take care when you use it or even NOT buy it!
I pinned this so other will know. I swear as I was building ion this I stopped and was like that might crush an M.2 but I could not find any complaints. Thanks for this and I hope it helps others before they go thru the same.
I gave my Asrock Desk Mini as a gift to my son and decided to build a new mini PC where the CPU is AMD Ryzen 5 5600G and the case would be the new Inwin Chopin Max.
My question is regarding the motherboard. I like the Asrock motherboard but open for other brands.
The new PC is for basic home use with some photo and video editing, no gaming at all.
According to this which motherboard that gives best value for the would you recommend?
Thanks in advance for your reply!)
Ok your going to hate me but it really is connectivity for the person, find the right size mother board to fit your case, then make sure it has all the USB and ethernet connections you need, AsRock is great, they made some really rocking boards back in the day. It's really hard to point 1 board out. I would stick with what you know and are comfortable with. If you really want me to dig into this, E-mail me as much details on the setup and software. I'd be glad to help
@@2020Tech4U I decided to go with gigabyte b550i aorus pro ax mini itx. Thanks anyway!
I was going to go the 5600g but sadly it does support pcie4. Deffs has better graphics than Intel igpu but yeah, I recently bought a 560bi itx mobo with 11th gen 11400, 32gb ram, 1tb gen4 980 pro, noctua nhl9i and the in win Chopin pro 200w. Can't wait for it to arrive XD
Way more informative than LTT/nexus for building steps for noobs, love to see it done right!
I am so so sorry I took so long to reply, a few comments got by me but a great comment like this should be responded to immediately. Thank you so much for those really cool words and I hope the build went smooth
@@2020Tech4U it certainly did and I added a rx6400 to the mix as well but haven't fully installed it in the back yet, had to do some funky 3d printing just to make the riser cable not choke the cpu fan I just haven't gotten around to printing it yet might do it this weekend coming, I've used it every day since I made it for work and it's great being able to get in and remoted into work under 30 seconds from a cold start haha got my he gaming rig speed in a tiny little machine it's been great and going strong!
@@r4z0r84 I'm still editing the video where I added a GPU to this build, Gen 3 PCIe in this form factor especially for gaming is more then enough, unless your doing like mega transfers of large files anyone would be hard pressed to tell the difference, and GPU's as of today do not saturate Gen 3. But the 5700G is still better lol
@@2020Tech4U yeah this rx6400 is an odd card indeed, glad I've got interested graphics for decode/encode or I wouldn't be able to use it for some of my work, also glad I've got my gaming rig with a x5800 and rx6900xt for gaming at home haha but it's so much fun working with small systems, even just building it is more challenging, pcie3 would definitely be enough, I'm not really using mine for gaming only for work so speed of the SSD is the important part for me but it's nice to do some light 1080p gaming during the downtime at work haha
@@r4z0r84 Ya I love SFF I built 2 PC's SFF for my house, the inwin build and thermaltake tower 100 and I removed the glass 2 fit a 240 RAD lol I just love building PC's......
Great Super Small Form Factor full PC build with Lots of future potential. Lots of information in this video on the 5600G and PC building tips, so please enjoy and please take a moment to hit the Subscribe button, it means a lot to us and it's greatly appreciated. I respond to ALL comments so please feel free to ask me any question you have and I will gladly respond. Thanks again for visiting!
Great video, I will build my next pc with the help of this video, and is the thermal paste coming with the cooler?
I'm sorry the reply took so long but I was sick. I'm so glad you would use my video as a guide ty for that, and yes the cooler comes with a nice sized tube of Noctua's thermal compound. Which also is a great paste btw thank you again
@@2020Tech4U Alright, thanks for the answer!
Hey buddy I did exactly the same, the same components but for some reason it doesn’t turn it on. I have been very careful with everything. It’s like the power isn’t passing to the mobo. Any recommendation?
Did u try shorting the power pins on the board to make sure you connected the power button right? If so, then try another power supply if you have one, if that does not work then you might have a bad board. Sorry
Not a bad video.
Greatly appreciated comment. I hope that I grow to make good movies in the future that more people will learn from or just find entertaining. Again thank you
Cool! I am planning to do a similar build in this case soon and this will be very helpful. I would be curious to see how you would attach an external GPU like you mentioned. Would it require its own PSU?
I’m editing the video as we speak lol I’ve been reluctant in uploading it because the TV I used was dirty (the screen) but your like the 10 th person to ask so I will have it up in 4 days (life permitting) lol but yes if the GPU requires additional power besides the 75 watts (usually) provided through the PCIe rail, Than an additional power supply will be needed. But you can use a really low wattage (GPU dependent) for the GPU. Spoiler warning, it worked great lol
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Is the 150w psu enough or is it cutting it close?
Its enough.
Built one of these. 5600g , 1TB m.2, 2x8G 3600 MHz RAM. Reused an Aorus B450i Pro Wifi motherboard. Runs ok at base memory speed. But with XMP enabled the BIOS resets itself and after rebooting looks for a GPU. So no graphics output. Have to short the reset pins to make it recognise my monitor. Then re-configure the BIOS. Next step is to set XMP and underclock the RAM to 3200 MHz. Does anyone have any other ideas on how to fix this problem ?
Yes, maybe lol In the BIOS look for a setting where you can set your primary graphics output to the APU and this should fix it. If you cannot find it just let me know and I'll try to walk u through it. Remember that XMP also raises power draw which might be the issue with the small PSU.
@@2020Tech4U Gigabyte Aorus B450i Pro Wifi mobo. In BIOS M.I.T tab under Advanced Frequency Settings and Advanced Memory Settings submenus, type into System Multiplier the number 32.0. Save and Exit. Gives 3200 Mhz memory.
My 3600 MHz DDR4 ran at max speed on this mobo with a 3-3300X so DDR4 max of 3200 MHz might be an 5600G APU limitation.
Using XMP on this mobo always resets Initial Display Output to PCIe 1 Slot so no video from IGD Video. I am getting a cheap riser cable to use with an old GPU I have as a disaster backup. Otherwise have to disassemble the mobo from the case to get it running.
TIP - get the sytem running and configure the BIOS before installing mobo into this or any small ITX case.
all the wires and connectors are included when buying a power supply?
First off I'm sorry for the last response, so for a power supply you need to check what they come with, different wattages come with different cables, so really investigate, usually anything over 850 has all cables, these smaller PSU's you need to research.
super video but this case makes me feel uncomfortable :/
cpu 쿨러 바람방향이 맞나요?
네. 핀과 마더보드 구성 요소 위로 불고 있습니다.
@@2020Tech4U아~ 쿨러에 상표가 없길래 착각 했네요;;
@@송미희-g9l 브랜드는 녹투아입니다. 제가 이해를 못 할 수도 있어요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
이 작은 쿨러는 제가 소형 PC용으로 추천하는 유일한 쿨러입니다.
csgo is kinda dead, what about valorant. how does it perform.
@1080p Low settings I played for like a hour and a half and the average was 132 FPS so not really bad actually, the CPU not got above 60c and felt great
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