Timelapse Build - Cooler Master MasterCase H500M
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2018
- Timelapse Build - Cooler Master MasterCase H500M
Computer specs:
► CPU: Intel Core i7-7820X
► MBO: ASUS ROG STRIX X299-E Gaming
► GPU1: ASUS GeForce GTX 1080TI Strix
► GPU2: ASUS GeForce GTX 1080Ti Strix
► RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX Black (8x 8GB) 64GB
► PSU: Corsair HX1000i
► CASE: Cooler Master MasterCase H500M
► CableMod Custom Sleeved PRO Cables Carbon - www.cablemod.com
► SSD: Samsung V-NAND EVO 850 1TB SSD
► SSD: Samsung V-NAND EVO 850 250GB SSD
► NZXT GRID+V2 Fan Controller
► 7x Cooler Master MasterFan Pro Air Balance 120 RGB
► 2x Cooler Master MasterFan 200mm ARGB
► 3x Cooler Master 1-to-3 RGB Trident Splitter Cable Water
Cooling specs:
► CPU block: EK-Supremacy EVO Elite Edition - Intel 2011-3
► Radiator: 2x EK-CoolStream SE 360(slim triple)
► GPU block: 2x EK-FC1080Ti GTX Strix Water Block
► Reservoir and pump: EK-XRES 140 Revo D5 RGB PWM (incl. sl. pump)
► EK-UNI Pump Bracekt (120mm FAN) Vertical
► Tubes: 3x EK-HD ACRYLIC Tube 500mm
► Drain port: EK-AF Ball Valve (10mm) G1/4 - Black Nickel
► Fittings: 14x EK-HDC Fitting 12mm G1/4 - Black Nickel
► Angeled fittings: 7x EK-AF Angeled 90 G1/4 - Black Nickel
► EK-AF T-Splitter 3F G1/4 - Black Nickel
► EK-AF Extender Rotary M-M G1/4 - Black Nickel
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Music by Joakim Karud / joakimkarud
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This build is AMAZING! i really really love it! Great work
gianluca melis Thank you very much 🤗🤗
nice build :) great job with the loop
Ðavз Thank you, glad that you like it 😉
Amazing build!! And thank you so much! I now know i can put in a push/Pull config in front comfortably :D
Dakota Ashby Thank you! Glad you like it. 😉 Yeah it fits, but you will have to be careful because it is a tight fit. 😁
IMHO, cooler master cases are the most thought out cases. Nice build man
AH M Agree with you. 😉 Thank you. Glad you like it 🤗
I've been in love with this case for like a month now I need it in my life
That gold and black colour scheme looked magnificent.
Ashutosh Mohapatra Hehe yeah, looks cool live. Thank you 🤗🤗
beautiful build!
Ben Roberts Thank you very much!! 🤗🤗
Definitely my favourite video from you. Helped me make the decision to get this same case!
Hehe thank you very much. Glad you like it still. As for the case, it is brilliant for sure still. :)
Beautiful. Good work! I'm considering this case for my next set-up. Did you need to modify the lid to get your ports through? I'm thinking of trying to mount a Nemesis 360 GTS X-Flow up there with a regular 360 GTS at the front. XFLOW is non standard ports so I'm expecting to drill if I do go with it but just curious how you did.
Stuart Rushton Hi, thank you! Yeah, I had to drill the top mount for rad/fans for the fittings. Works like a charm and the temps are still awesome. 😉
So glad i opted out of a Phantex Evolv X and got this case instead. So much cooling and still looks so nice too.
Jerichow Definitely a much better and cooler choice 😉
Great video, thanks! I have the same case and just bought the EKWB RGB 360 kit. Where did you put your drain port? And did you have to cut holes in the top radiator mount for the in/out ports?
Ray Acatinca So the drain port is right under the reservoir. Yeah, I had to cut holes but only because I was going with 2x 360 radiators. You might not need to do that. Check when everything arrives and you will see if it fits. 😉 And thank you very much. Glad you like the video 🤗🤗
I just discovered this channel and I find it very interesting! I really like ;)
N04 Thank you very much and really glad you do... 🤗🤗
@@PCCrazyDario on cooler can handle cpu and gup bro??
@@zfzackyt4906 Can you please explain? One cooler? Did I get that right?
@@PCCrazyDario yes bro
@@zfzackyt4906 One cooler as radiator? I mean here you have 2x 360 radiators cooling the liquid for 1x CPU and 2x GPUs. One 360 should be enough for 1x CPU and 1x GPU. ;)
Its such a happy moment when you run into a yt where you dont have to see some generic edm intro into a guy babbling away instead of an actual no nonsense build video.
Uzumaki9 Thank you so much. Really appreciate your comment and I tend to avoid heavy bass music with high BPM in these videos or any others. 😉
@@PCCrazyDario Haha, it was just an honest observation. We have enough of EDM bgms on this side of the internet as it is.
Thanks for the appreciation and the video.
Uzumaki9 Hehe thanks again. 😉🙌
great build, satisfying to watch...
Hi, thanks. Much appreciated :D
I really love the cooler master H500 series they are really awesome
I do agree on that. They look amazing :)
Bought new Set up with this case with 5 cooler, front 2x200, back 140 and top 3x140. What airflow is the best? Top of course out, Front in but what about the back? In or out?
Ruslan I use front intake and top and rear out. Temps are great. 😉
@@PCCrazyDario Pretty sad giving its price that a new/modern case that size doesnt allow for a top push/pull 360 rad without moding it ! :(
would be mine or else !!
jg johnny Actually it does. But you can place a front radiator then. You put the pull fans on the top side of the grill, radiator and push fans at the bottom side of the grill. Then it works.
@@PCCrazyDario thx can get the looks and cooling efficiency that way ... almost got the fractal case because of this, but didnt like the top grill look so I guess my choice is made now for my new ryzen build ,thx again!
Hello, amazing build and great video. I'd like to know if your front 200mm fans are set as intake and the ones inside are blowing the air out the front. Is that considered a push pull method?
Thanks!
Eli Reyes Hi, thank you. Just as you said. The front 200mm are pushing and behind the radiator 3x 120mm are pulling the air. So yeah, push/pull method it is. 😉
absolitely amzaing build matey.. well done
The_ Loot_GaMer Thank you so much! Glad you like it 😉👍
How well are the 200mm fans working in the front- working pretty good for the front radiator? I was curious how well they would work for a push/pull setup. (I'm guessing you are having air coming in from the front?)
Did you had to make holes in the top plate ? mine does not have intake/outake holes for top radiator like yours....
vladoportos Yes, I had to drill holes to place it on top as I did.
Hey PC Crazy, i have exactly the same case.
But how did u make the 2x 200mm RGB fans make like a rainbow effect?
Im using mystic light, but cant figure out how to do it since there is no animation effect that i can choose..
help would be appreciated!
Alen Dzekic You need to connect them to the back side controller and then that controller to the motherboard. After that, when you connect everything properly, you can adjust the ARGB on those fans with the reset button. 😉
I wish they didn't made the right side panel glass in H500M. Not only it doesn't make sense since there are only cable managing and motherboard tray to be seen here but it also artifically bloats up the price. Cooler Master should make a version with normal steel panel instead.
Jonasz Przybycień True, but if you modify something it can look nicer than usual. I don’t mind that, but surely rises the price tag a bit. 😬
The thermaltake core X31 is an old model but it is perfect for cooling and ventilation. Its hell lot cheaper too.
@@Blue_Pumpkin Same price point as the basic h500, which looks a lot better.
@@iseeyou1312 I both like and dislike the h500.I am between buying this case used 60 euros cheaper or the h500
Damn...beautiful 🙌💓
Enrique Rocha Hehe thanks a lot 😁🙌
Not a question about this build. For the Team t-force delta rgb ram, did you just have to install the ram and the rgb would turn on or do you have to set the settings in a driver
ShadowKnight12 RGB turns on by itself. Stock is showing multiple colors. Then you instal ASUS AURA SYNC, Gigabyte RGB Fusion or MSI Mystic Lights and you can control them how ever you wish. If your motherboard doesn’t support any of those, then just instal Team Group T-Blitz and adjust them as you wish. 😉
💕 nice build 💕
PUDGE_ DZ Hehe thank you 🤗👍
Love your work~also the build on h500p. for the top part, seeing that you put the rad on the outside and the fans on the inside(between them is the mashed-top-part), did you cut a piece off the mashed-top-part for the fittings and pipe to go through?
田益沛 Thank you and glad you like both builds. 🤗
Yes, I had to cut out the meshed part of the top panel that holds the radiator so the pipes could go through. Otherwise, if you place the radiator beneath and the fans on the radiator, fittings would hit other fittings or on the other side of the case (the rear part) the fan. So I had to improvise. And don’t worry of the radiator blocking the air flow outtake. The temperatures are really really good. 😁👍
PC Crazy i was swing between h500p and h500m, its great you built both of them and shown detailed differences of water cool the system. Thanks a lot~
田益沛 Well thank you. After building in H500M, I favour that case more over H500P. So my advice, go with H500M. 😉
The two 200mm front fans are ARGB but on my motherboard I have only two normal aura sync RGB headder (Asus maximus IX Hero). Do you knew of some sort of adapter that I can use to still sync the two big front fans with everything else?
RedEye Well unfortunetly, no. I have it on my motherboard so it is synced, but you can connect them to this controller:
Link: www.coolermaster.com/cooling/cooling-rgb-accessories/argb-led-small-controller/
And then try to adjust them to match the rest of the computer LEDs.
This is actually a very good solution but I cant find this controller anywhere for sale. Could it be that its not released yet?
It might be. Check Amazon or eBay. I had the same problem finding the 1-to-3 Trident Splitter for my past build H500P. :/
The case comes with the controller if you don't have the argb header. You can use the reset switch as the toggle. Needs 1 sata to power it and use the supplied micro usb 2.0 plug to header on the mobo to update the case firmware and set CM software to run it.
I would love to build in this case too, but it deosn´t fit my budget :/
Awesome build btw the colour scheme of the build is so fitting with the case
keep up the good work!
Melvin Becker Thank you so much and glad you like it. Soon another timelapse video. You might like it as well. 😉
Can you please tell me if this case can hold the Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML360R Triple 120mm on the side next to the motherboard? I want to place 3 fans on the front, 3 on top, 1 on the back plus the triple 120mm cooler on the side.
Splendid Evil You would have to modify the case plus it has a tempered glass both side panels so you wouldn’t have any outtake for the air. Plus, ou would have unnecessary 10 fans. My advice, if you want to hear it, is that you place the triple radiator on the front of the case, at the top put three fans and one at the back. What do you think?
Was going to use this case till I put my hands on it. Felt like cheap plastic! Went with the thermaltake view 71 instead. Great build by the way.
steverl22 Hmm, maybe H500P, but they really did a nice updgrade on everything concerning the H500M. Anyway, thank you. Glad you like it. 😉👍
Awesome, beautiful rig and setup. Very clean and VERY tidy. Big thumbs up to you, 10\10 although 9 for your system and 1 for the hair cut. Just kidding though mate. Well done
menacegtr Oh yeah, that hair cut was getting cut the other day right after the video 😂 But thanks a lot man! Really appreciate it and glad you like it. I transfered everything into C700M now so you can check it out in the new video 😉
Hello
What coolant additive do you have in your system? I'm looking for the addition of what the water gets this streak.
Marcus Tschendel This is already finished coolant called Mayhems Aurora Silver. 😉
well done man
Evolution Agency Thanks a lot 🤗
Just wanted to say thanks for the vid. Wanted to see how a 40mm rad on the front would affect my ability to mount a res on the rad in relation to clearance. Your rad+fans on the inside are 53mm so I definitely have plenty of room. Thanks.
Ivan Palavra Yeah, but 400mm length. 😉 The thickness is correct as you said with the fans. And you are welcome. Thank you for the comment 😉👍
another question, shouldn't the PSU's fan be facing downwards especially with the PSU shroud on ?
I had cable measurements from the last case and had to place it like this or otherwise the cables wouldn't have enough lengths. On the other hand, if this PSU shroud had an opening with holes on top, then top facing fan on PSU would be just right. ;)
Regards!
Can you please make a video explaining the correct way to remove and put the front and top (TOP) on the H500M?
THANK YOU!
Jose Manuel Varela Well it is not that hard. Just pull them out, and when placing them back, the front panel first place the bottom part, then the rest. As for the top part, first push in the front part where the I/O ports are and then the rest. That is it.
Did you cut the holes in the Roof mount panel? (For the pipe for the radiator) As from pictures it looks like the stock one doesn't have them
Exactly, I had to otherwise the pipes and fittings would be hitting on the left side to the fan and on the right side to the other radiator.
I'm new to water-cooling and I have been trying to figure things out for this case specifically for months now. So you need matching fans for radiators right. So 2 140mm fans for a 280mm rad. With this case you can mount a 200mm rad for one of the 200mm fans but like you did are you able to just have a 360 rad and have 120mm fans pulling and still have the 200mm fans pushing without losing static pressure? If you normally had bigger fans on a radiator the air would go around the rad instead of through because air wants to take the path of least resistance but if you have the right size fans on the other side as well as the oversized fans will it actually properly push/pull air through the rad? That's been the main question keeping me from getting this case.
I honestly haven't had issues with temperatures when I was running this build. But then again, this build is very old and the temperature on the cards and CPU was completely different than now. First GPU was running on 55C, second on 50C and CPU on 53-57C, depending on the load. So basically, it was ok. But I totally get what you are saying. Too much space of the radiator is covered by the middle part of the fan where the motor is.
How is the airflow out the top? I'm going to be putting watercooling in my H500M soon with a single 360 and debating push/pull in front with a 45mm or putting 30mm up top on the underside with fans on top pulling out. I figured the fans being thinner (by at least 5mm) would give the air an easier time to bend and get out since the top panel directly above is glass. Also, if you had put a single GPU in the vertical mount, same length card, would it clear the reservoir mount? If not, what about if the res is mounted on the rear panel, or the case's default PSU shroud mount? I'm planning to put an extended length GPU in but with a 45mm rad it won't fit for sure it looks like in the standard motherboard location and 45mm wouldn't work very well in just push with only those 200mm's
Charles Paluda On rhe feont you can barely manage a SE 360 with push/pull combo, then res and the Strix 1080Ti GPU. Leaves about 1/2mm of space. So you can’t use thicker radiator or fans. Be careful how you calculate stuff otherwise it won’t fit. Also, you can easily manage what you are talking on top. The air flow is really outstanding in the case. Better airflow rhan in H500P and C700M by far. Honestly, I love this case so much. This is definitely my TOP 5 cases of all time.
@@PCCrazyDario Thanks, I wasn't sure how well air would flow out the top with a radiator taking up most of the space and being close to that glass. Yeah I have the case right now, just looking to convert to water.
Charles Paluda I was afraid as well since I had to place the radiator above the grill that holds it, but everything was perfect. The temperatures on both GPUs didn’t go above 55C in full load and CPU was somewhere around 53-58C.
I'm planning to build a water cooled pc in one of these cases.
In the videos i've seen on this case, i havent seen anyone use the pump/ reservior mount that's in the case.
Is there a reason for this? Does put the reservior in the way of the gpu?
zachary bannon Well it is a very tight spot to be honest, but everyone does as they prefer. You have 1mm distance from the GPU to the fitting of the res/pump combo.
im loving the black and gold was it easy to do
switch Thanks! Well since it was my, I don’t know what number, water cooling build, yeah it was easy. On the first one you get to know things, on other teo you get more practice 😉
Looking to install the H150i Pro (360mm) I can see you installed a 360mm at the top. But isn't the radiator itself choking the sides of the top panel? Since the top of the top panel is tempered glass? Also did you install for push or pull?
Angel Flute If you install the AIO cooler at the top you can’t install it the way I did since you would have to cut a big chunk of the top panel. On the other hand, I installed the radiator on the top part of the panel and fans on the bottom part of the panel and I have good airflow. Of course the top TG gets a bit warm but it works perfectly (nothing drastic). Now if you place the radiator as CM intended, then you have an even better airflow. H500P was a bit strange with that, but they fixed everything with H500M. So no choking.
Push is on top, front is push/pull.
@@PCCrazyDario Thanks for replying. I'm planning to install the Radiator Aand fans on the radiator below the template. Do you think there will be enough room to do that without touching the motherboard?
Angel Flute You have somewhere around 5cm from the panel to the motherboard. My brother has H100i V2 in 570X and it is right on the RAM’s. Even though those are two different cases, I’m using this as comparison. It will be a bit hardwr without touching the top panel.
Did you have any issues with top radiator cooling with the top glass panel on full time? Im a cat owner and am looking for a case that allows for top radiator, most likely in AIO flavor but also has a solid top cover to allow air flow, deflect cat hair and stop any liquid expulsions that may happen from said cat because he loves sleeping on top of the case..
No issues whatsoever. Actually, had really nice temps. CPU was going max to 50-55C and GPUs 53-58C. ;)
Do you cut a little your rack at top for the radiator's fittings ?
Yes, I had to drill or cut two holes for the fittings so I could place the radiator on top and fans beneath it.
How's the exhaust from that top radiator with a piece of glass over it? Thinking of getting this case but if I do I'll leave the top off lol
It worked perfect. The CPU was going from 50-55C, GPUs around 56C. No problem with the exhaust. ;)
How was the drain valve installed?
Do you think I could replace the front 200mm fans with 3 140mm fans?
Cedric Vercauteren Yes you can. This is what says on the official web site: “Fan Support - Front 120/140mm fan x 3 or 200mm fan x 2”
@@PCCrazyDario ok, thank you.
@@slaveowner1789 You are welcome. :)
Do you have all the front 4 USB 3.0 working with the motherboard headers, along with the 3.1? Most MB can’t support that many header ports? Thank you for responding!! 👌 Brillant build, I’ll be doing something similar with this stunnning case!!
BLAZEREN101 All 4x 3.0 are working properly, and as for the 3.1, I don’t have anything to test it out (well at least nothing yet). My X299 supports 2x USB 3.0 headers and 1x 3.1. Finally, thank you very much for your kind words. 🤗 Have fun with your build 👍
@@PCCrazyDario Do you know of any motherboards that support the 9700K/9900K that could support all of the front I/O at full capacity? The current board I've been looking at is the ASUS ROG Maximus XI Code Z390 (LGA1151), but I'm not quite sure if it has enough headers on the PCB to support all of the front I/O at full speeds. The only solution I've seen online is to install a PCI-E USB expansion card, but that would cause more clutter and take up a PCI-E slot.
Kyle Markinson You are talking about this case right? There is always MSI MEG Z390 ACE or GODLIKE.
Good music!
Humbleprogress Thanks 😉👍
Why did you change from the cool looking fluid to clear? the first fill you did had some dope ass fluid then the final shots had water, what happened?
I wish this case could come with a bottom 140 mm fan (used as an intake obviously) to help further cool the PSU.
Nilay Kumar You could modify the first part of the power supply shroud so that the bottom front fan can blow the air to the PSU. 😉
@@PCCrazyDario yeah we can do that. But that's not the point. The thing is that this case costs a lot, so a bottom fan should have been included. I prefer performance/cooling to looks and aesthetics. The Thermaltake Core X31 has better price to value ratio.
Nilay Kumar Agree. The same thing that bothered me about this case is that the top bracket for the radiator can not fit if you have a front 360 rad, so you need to drill holes for fittings in it to make them pass through. 👍
How did you get all of your fans to sync up?
Zac Well on my motherboard I have ASUS AURA SYNC header and I have ordered feom EKWB splitters for RGB connection. Connect all of them in a “tree branching out” way and everything will work just fine. 😉
Awesome build! I have one question regarding the 2 preinstalled 200mm ARGB Fan (Speed: 800RPM / Connector: 3Pin + ARGB 3pin). Is the NZXT GRID+V2 Fan Controller able to power them and is it possible to reduce the noise they cause by reducing their speed lets say to 500-600RPM?
A1438 PERSEUS I think I connected them to the motherboard since I have 7 more fans which are connected to the GRID. I can check for you later on if I can control the fans theough BIOS. Is that ok?
that would be very cind of you … I am desperate to get them more quiet before purchasing more stuff for this case … if it is possible to reduce their speed I would also consider for myself to get 2 more of them for the top mount
A1438 PERSEUS I just tried to search all of the fans that are connected on the motherboard and couldn’t find which ones are the front 2x 200mm. I will have to check if by any chance they are connect to the Grid, but I doubt I did that since I see a 2-way splitter connected to the motherboard, most likely for those two. If I remember correctly, top three are connected to the Grid and front three also. Rear one and front 200mm are connected to the motherboard. 😬😬
and did you bother yourself about the noise? do you remember? are they silent in your build?
A1438 PERSEUS Well all other fans are runnig at 70% so I don’t hear the 200mm ones. 😁
I have to ask,cuz you are using x299 and 8 core cpu,what are your idle and max temps with slim rads? :D I have 2x 60mm thick 420mm/360mm rads+30mm thick 360mm rad in my TT view 71,and for the most part my i9 7900x is semi- passively cooled when idle (80% fans are on zero rpm,20% on 600RPM)...So I'm planing on down sizing on something like CM or NZXT,...P.S great build video :)
Sure, no problem. Well I'm using one SE and one PE 360 rad, which is 28 and 38mm thickness. Processor is idle from 28-33C, depending on the surrounding. GPUs are idle on 32C. Max temp on CPU that I have seen is 56C. And for the GPUs, now in winter 44-47. But these are all winter temps with lower standard room temperature. Tbh, I had similar temps in H500M, so I don't worry about summer temps.
And thanks a lot! :)
Pc crazy, did you changed your build since the video was made? Couse it looked like you were using 2x SE 360 radiator. Where did you put the PE rad (front?) Very nice build btw!
Norbert Imre yeah yeah, this is an older build. I placed the PE and SE radiators in the C700M case in the latest video on my profile 😉
@@PCCrazyDario Nice! I'm gonna watch it. But what do you think is it possible to put a one SE 360 rad on top and one PE 360 rad front in a H500M case?
Norbert Imre Hmmm, not quite sure. I will check the H500M photos later on and let you know. Haven’t tried it to be honest. And thanks. 😉👍
Such a beautiful build, I love to know how I can buy the same Cablemod cables you are using, they don’t look carbon, they look more like silver; I have a the Corsair HX750i
Russel Brewty Thank you so much.
So basically you go on their web site and you need to find the color called Carbon. That is it. That is how I order mine 😉 And they most likely have HX750i listed so you are good to go.
@@PCCrazyDario Great build!! On their kit the 24pin comes at 600mm is it enough for this case? Got the same one and want to buy these cables!!
Xristos Bilionas Actually, these are custom so I had to pick the length by myself. Calculate the distance from the PSU to the 24-pin connector to the motherboard and you will have the exact length you need. 😉 And thank you! Glad you like it 🤗🙌
@@PCCrazyDario Ah right thank you very much!!! Keep up those crazy builds!!!
Xristos Bilionas Thank you very much! I sure will 🤗
So what are the temps you get while gaming and at full load folding on this rig on both gpus and cpu ?
While gaming, the temperatures on CPU was 50C and GPU1 was 50C, GPU2 was 55C. This is when everything was freshly installed. After a while the temps on the CPU went to 53C and GPU1 54C, GPU2 57C. Full load on CPU was 60-65C, GPU1 60-63C and GPU2 was 62-66C. Of course, I am telling you this after almost year and a half of building it. This build was taken apart about a year ago. :)
@@PCCrazyDario That does not look to bad i plan on watercooling 3900x and just single gtx 1080 with 2 360 radiators i am not to sure yet which case, little woried about the space between the glass plate on top straight on top of radiator and the thickness of the radiator i wanna go normal thickness radiator, currently running pa120.3 which a bit thicker my gpu only gets top 42c and cpu 70c on current rig.
Isnt your power supply intake being choked by the shroud? Shouldnt it be intaking air from the bottom?
J and K White Front fan, the lowest one, blows air directly to the power supply and then the PSU blows it out. So basically, this way it is getting fresh air instead of taking it by itself from the bottom of the case.
PC Crazy ahh I see well done...its a beautiful build man
J and K White Thank you 🤗🤗
How does the bottom fan blow air directly to the PSU when the PSU shroud is solid/closed on the sloped end? Did you mod the shroud?
LOL I just noticed its sealed!
How much space is left between the pump and the graphics card? The card I want to use is 10mm longer than yours...
Anthony Collora Definitely no space. Like 2 or 3mm. You will have to think of something or remove the push pull combo at the front.
I wanna make build in this case but I dont understand why do you install 3 fans behind 2 360 pre-installed fans in the case if there are already these 2 fans, how does this suppose to work?
UNIVERSAL ONE To make a push/pull combination on the front radiator. Stronger air flow theough it. You don’t need it but I wanted to do it 😉
Will i be able to put my GIGABYTE Intel 1151 Socket Z370 Chipset Aorus Gaming 5 D4 ATX Motherboard in this case?
legendgaming Yeah, I don’t see why not. I placed X299 in there and it fits without a problem. 😉
@@PCCrazyDario ok cool is this a good case? Because I want to have a sick pc and I don't want people saying I have a bad case
legendgaming This is a sick case without a doubt. I use it for my personal computer 😉
@@PCCrazyDario ok cool! You have gained a new sub 👌
@@xexoticplays6773 Thank you very much!! :D
Nice video.
Grigoryev Mihail Thank you 🤗
Aweome!
Bestgamingsetupz Hehe thanks man! Much appreciate it 😉🤗
How did you control the case lights? Is there a program I can download?
Connected everything to the motherboard and then just install ASUS AURA SYNC since the motherboard inside is from ASUS. ;)
@@PCCrazyDario it works for all the lights but the case fan :(
Why is the PSU not face down with the face facing the intake on the bottom of the case?
I had the custom PSU cables made specifically for this PSU and the lengths were from a past case I had. Just so I don’t spend money, wait on another couple of days for delivery, I just flipped it. But in the end nothing happened after being like so for around 6-8 months. On the other hand, this was the only build I flipped the PSU.
Where did you get the gpu backplates??
Nicholas James They are original from ASUS Strix cards 😉
Hello, good Hello, good editing I love :) sorry but what kind of RAM did you put? what speed?I love :) sorry but what kind of RAM did you put? what speed?
Robert Thank you! 🤗 The RAM is Corsair Vengeance LPX Black 2666MHz 😉
@@PCCrazyDario Thank You
Robert You are welcome 😉
hello what did you put as liquic in your circuit?
Rémi Aurousseau Mayhems Aurora Silver. 😉
thank you very much
Rémi Aurousseau You are very welcome 😀
nice man :)
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very nice
what fluid do you use in the video?
GPR4mbo Mayhems Aurora Silver 😉
Hello , can you do a push pull exhaust at the top ?
At my last build I found that the exhaust push pull method was great
Unfortunately no. I barely managed to squize the radiator and fans on top with another 360 in the front. You need to drill two holes for fittings at the top radiator bracket if you are going with custom loop as I did to place a 360 top and front radiator.
@@PCCrazyDario Are you happy with this case in general ? I am thinking of buying one for my next build. My last case was corsair 760t graphite which i had it for about 5 years ..
@@freddy9233 This is definitely one of my favourite cases. Great air flow, enough space, just be careful if you are going with long GPU and custom water cooling loop. There might be some restriction like 1mm distance from the GPU and pumo/res combo. Other than that, such an amazing case. Better than the H500P.
@@PCCrazyDario Great ! Thank you!
It will definitely be my next case..
I have to be patient now till the new CPU and VGA gens come. Correct me if I am wrong but I read that the new gen is coming till September
@@freddy9233 No problem and you are very welcome. :)
Honestly, I am not sure when the new RTX are going to come out if you are thinking about them. :/ I am also waiting on some information if I get any at all. :/
How did he manage to get the pipes up to the radiator in the top compartment
Thad Mehmet He made a cutout at the top chassis of the case :)
What liquid cooling you use ?
Kelvin KMS Mayhems Aurora Silver 😉
Your top has fans pushing air through the rad, which sits inside the top shroud cavity. Why did you do it that way around, as opposed to having the rad mounted under the case roof and the fans on top, pulling air through the rad? I ask because it seems like heat might get trapped around the rad due to the glass on top.
If I remember correctly since it was 2/3 years ago, I was getting fan collision with the front pipes. As for the heat and temperatures, I didn’t have issues because there is still enough space to push the air through the outtake. CPU was around 50C, first GPU 53C and the second 56C.
i think if you put the fan of your psu turned up, the VGA wil be hot
Thuan Dao Actually, no. The fan from the PSU blows air IN the PSU, not the other way around. And blows out the air from the rear side of the case. But in any case, I couldn’t turn it around since the custom sleeved cables are the exact length as they should be.
Is it worth it to go custom loop both gpu and cpu if i dont overclock?
myth _ Well yeah, of course it is. I get significatly lower temps while in idle or full load. Which is great.
@@PCCrazyDario Could you put the temperature you are getting in both the cpu and the 2 gpus please?
¿minuto 3,2 monta la fuente para que coja aire de arriba y la tapa con el embellecedor ,por donde respira?menudo fallo no?
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Hey! Nice video, just wanted to ask what's the thickness of the top rad that you've used cuz I'm planning something similar by cutting the top mount for fittings holes but not sure about what's the maximum thickness the top chamber can hold for a radiator. Also is the HDD cage moveable as in can I slide it a bit backward to make more clearance in the front for rad+fan space?
Vishvesh Mishra Hi, thanks a lot. As for the top radiator, it is SE 360 from EKWB. This rad is 28mm thickness. I think you might be able to go thicker on the top rad but on the front this is maximum. HDD cage is removable but you can’t slide it. Maybe just by few centimeters. I have removed my completely and placed my HDDs in Synokogy DiskStation. 😉
Lovely build. Why do you need to add the additional fans to the front rad when you have 2 huge fans there already?
Billy Bobhouse Just wanted to add extra intake and push/pull combo. No need tbh. :)
Cool thanks, I'm getting the same case so I was curious. Still trying to plan my build. Nice work.
@@billybobhouse9559 You are very welcome and thank you for the comment. :) Have fun with the build. ;)
How much is the water cooling set up?
Depends what are you planning to cool down, procesor or graphic card or both… Or you have two graphic cards… Write the specs and I will let you know but for instance, if you go with only CPU, you could manage everything in the price range of $350.
Bit late i know. What i wanted to know is, can i fit a 280mm aio rad under the top panel with 2 fans underneath and fit 2 fans on top of the top panel for push pull without it getting in the way of the motherboards 2, 8 pin sockets. I want to put a gigabyte master Z390 board and the i9 9900k into this case As usual, another great video and BIG thumbs up
menacegtr Well I can see from my own video that you have space to do it like that, but then again, you need to drill holes in the top bracket to place the pipes or if you are going with an AIO you need to cut the top bracket a lot more. 😬 Modding a bit. 😉 Thank you very much. Glad you like it. 🤗
I have this same exact build, minus the custom water loop, that case model, the motherboard, the gpu, and the cpu.
criz nittle Hehe nice man!! 😉😉
I'm confused at you mounting a radiator on the front panel behind the intake fans. Doesn't this mean you are drawing outside ambient air across a hot radiator surface and then blowing that hot air into your case?
I had a push/pull combination on the front panel radiator. Fromt 2x 200m were pushing the air theough the radiator and 3x 120mm were pull the air from the radiator. Radiator is hald hot half cold, my temperatures on the CPU were max 60C on heavy load and on first GPU 55-57C while on the second one 50-55. I guess I didn’t have a problem 😉
Good view.
YangBalanceYin Thanks 😉👍
Anytime 😉. Nice build, man.
YangBalanceYin Again, thanks. Really appreciate it 🤗🤗
But can it run crysis?
Michael Verlinden Seriously!?
It can’t run Minesweeper on Low details. 😂😂
I think i'm going to buy a RTX 3080 when NewEgg/Amazon has it in Stock and in the future I'd like to buy a Water Block for the GPU (When they're available) and other for the CPU, so, is this case big enough for all the things I said? Thanks in advance
Hi, great plan, but honestly I don't think that it would fit in this case. I had issues with GTX 1080Ti, imagine having the larger PCB board from RTX 3080 inside. Go with a larger case, such as C700M. ;)
PC Crazy Oh! Thanks man, I’ll take a look.
@@hugoandres5470 No problem and thanks for the comments. ;)
How did you put a 360mm water cooling in the top, did you buy a new metal piece that fit exactly the same? Or did you modifie the present piece? Because it tells me that the top can only take a 280mm Max...
Tokha I have modified the top plate with two holes for the fittings and place the radiator on top of the plate and on the bottom the fans. 😉
PC Crazy ok thank you but it seems a lil to hard for me I think I will go for the H500P or M, which one do you prefere? I personally prefere the H500P
Tokha But in the video you have H500M. I would suggest H500M for sure.
PC Crazy Ok so I think I will go for it😁
Tokha It is a really great case with a nice air flow. You won’t do wrong by buying that case 😉
Can I remove internal front fans?
Mikhail Ermakov Of course. You need to remove the front mask 😉
Excuse me but I will build a pc with this case and I have a question about the best way to put my fans:
I will use a closed loop with a 360m radiator and I want to put it in the top without changing how the others fans are but I don’t know if it is good for air pression (pull air opin the case with the front and pull air out of the case with the back and the closed loop on the top).
I ask myself (and you with the same occasion) if it is better when I putt the closed loop on the front (with a pull/push radiator with the 2 big fans and the 3 120mm fans) and I put 1 or 2 fans of the top in pull (pull air in the case) and the 1 or 2 others with the back fan that take out the air of the case?
I know it is a hard question and I don’t explain my plan in a very good way but it will be very cool from you if you answer to my question!
Keep doing your think and good luck!
Tokha Well you can do a push pull combo in front and place teo fans on top and one at the rear. For a close loop and to place it on top means that you can have anything on front except the stock 2x 200mm fans. Both combinations should work good so you don’t have to worry about that, but honestly try the top. It will look good, you will have an intake with 2x 200mm fans and outtake with 3x 120mm fans for the rad and one at the rear. Hope I helped a bit. 😉
PC Crazy ok thank you and sorry to take your time!
Tokha Oh don’t worry. I wouldn’t be doing this if I didn’t have the time to answer. 😉👍
PC Crazy I think I will go for the easier and put my closed loop on the top with three exhaust 120mm fans; one more thank you and good luck for the rest !
Sleeved Cable how many cm
how much pipe of 22.5cm do we need for doing something like his ?
Why not buy a standard 500mm pipes?
Ok, and how many 500mm pipes do we need to make a similar circuit to your ?
Julien Brunet 5, but it would be wise if you ordered more just in case you accidentally bend wrong.
Ok thanks !
Julien Brunet You are welcome 😉
Cool Master case looks pretty weird when you strip it down completely. I am talking about the big hump in the front. 👉 H500M
But the build was cool.
Akki Shaikh It can be also taken down as well. I just disn’t need to remove it hehe 😉 Thank you very much 🤗
Oh sorry! I didn't know that.
I guess I need to buy this because it is getting my attention and much curious about it.
Akki Shaikh Don’t worry. But on the side note, the H500M is definitely one of my best cases 😉
RGB ram?
Dmy Zhu In the latest one witch C700M case I added RGB RAM. 😉
How mush did this build cost?
GotThemNot Back then around €5k. Now most likely €2.5k
what kind of liquid is that? seem something in it
Chiho Lau Mayhems Aurora Silver with the swirl effect 😉
@@PCCrazyDario Thank you!
You inspiring me :v
ScratchGamingYT Thanks! Glad I am and it means a lot... 😁🙌
Price of this amaaazing pc?
LikeMike Somewhere between €5-6k. Didn’t check the new prices of the RAMs and GPUs. 😁
HOW DO YOU INSTALL A DRAIN PORT FOR CUSTOM LOOP!?????
SNKRhead Games You install it at the end of the loop or at the beginning of the loop where the pump pushes the water. Or you meant like how to connect it?
PC Crazy yes how do I connect it? And what do I need? Do I just need and drain valve or I also need other parts?
SNKRhead Games You need Drain Valve, you can use it with a three way splitter, two M-M extenders and a fittings. Check my video where I did C700M. Maybe you can see it better there.
PC Crazy thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️
PC Crazy okay so I see a t fitting on amazon and it’s all female ports do I get a male to male fitting to attach it to the reservoir/pump and use another male to male fitting to attach the drain valve and on the other side just continue my loop?
Not sure why but it bothers me the entire system was powered on just to bleed the loop instead of using a jumper and only powering on the pump.
bigdasu83 Nothing happened and nothing would. But on the other hand, I totalky understand. At least everything ekse is ok. 😉
How did he manage to put the radiator on top ?!?!
Kerotan641 Drill two holes in the top radiator mounting and you are good to go 😉
Thank you very much !!!
Kerotan641 You are welcome 😉