This is hands down the coolest thing I've ever seen for a PC... PERIOD!
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Some metals flex less than others. As an aircraft mechanic I have seen all sorts of alloys. True titanium alloys don't flex under normal conditions. That's what this case needs for footwear.
My eyeglass frames are titanium. Had them for 25 years. Unbelievable what they have made it through.
Even some 6160 aircraft grade Alu would be much stiffer.
Wouldn't the price skyrocket (aircraft mechanic, see what I did there? No? I'll see myself out.) if you add titanium alloy to the frame?
@@molnarlevente7309 it would dramatically sky rocket to the moon... would be easier/cheaper to just design it better with some triangular supports.
@@molnarlevente7309 nice, yes, it would be a considerable price increase, but the folks that buy this kinda thing aren't concerned about that. I was under the impression this case is already in excess of a 1000 bucks. I won't be buying one but I like Jay's videos of stuff like this.
I feel like there should be a 90º connector, like the one you used to adapt the power cables to go up, but have it go down directly into the manifold instead. Then you don't need any cables at all.
Or like a short run of cable that looks decent
WOW, Jay sent you his number!
And I can't even read it XD
Scammers really hit the bottom.
The problem is that the connector is too close, I think the power distribution should be a little farther away from the motherboard, and you still need some flexibility to connect both ends.
If you can get the ribbon cable in custom lengths, why not just a little, 1" one that comes out the MB and does a neat 90 ark into the backplate? You can normally do pretty tight bends with ribbon type cables.
THIS!
Regards from Tabasco, México [Land of The Olmecs]!
That chassis… *chef kiss*, especially in the black. The power board idea is so cool.
That is a fantastic looking case. I would love to see a build using it.
I love that your also a car guy. That fact you know how anodising works is a nice touch.
Love the black manifold. Think this is my next case. I have loved their products for years.
Thanks Jay evga 3060 on the way because of you telling us about their notifications program!!!!! 5 months later 399.99
screaming deal there
@@Alex-zi1nb right big upgrade from 1060 3gb
Singularity is what got me into water cooling in 2013, Daniel is a brilliant guy
For mobos with the edge-facing 24-pin ATX connector, I'd think it would make most sense to have a right angle adapter that would go straight from the power manifold to the mobo ATX without any flexible wires at all. But, I suppose it would only work for the small number of mobos with the 24-pin ATX in the exact right spot.
I do agree...When he is selling $10K+ systems (some are even double that), that expense is peanuts.
I've been following Daniel before he got "big"...way back when he first started, before he had his first shop failure where he got taken for a ride...right after he didn't know if he was even going to be alive today due to illness. Glad he's still around, some AMAZING freaking work from him.
13:44 @JayzTwoCents You must remember that cables do require a minimum bending radius. A 90Deg bend will create a hotspot in the cable that will result in premature failure. The closure you approach 90, the great the increase in degradation. Each cross section/gauge of cable will have a minimum so there will be a constraint on how much you cable turn your supply cables. If you wanted a strict 90, the PCB route with defined traces maybe the best option (which of course will require precise measurements and be subject to cyclic thermal wear over time).
Jay, please use this for your 12th-gen build. That power board thing is beyond cool/amazing!
Thanks to you I finally pulled the trigger on buying an ifixit kit! Can't wait for it to arrive!
I literally watch the ifixit commercial everytime because it’s just so funny 😂
I actually would like the look of a roll of electric tape wedged in.
Very industrial chic look.
If you added rubber feet and allowed for enough length in the mounting bolts, you may be able to attach two of those feet fasteners to support the remainder of the chassis. That would remove a lot of flex from the chassis.
I cant have enough of this i fixed commercial 😂😂😂
Thats awesome
I absolutely cannot wait to see a build in this!
a little ready rod you could use something like a small turn buckel to take up what ever space you need
Jay... Once you bolt the front acrylic sheet back on I'm sure it'll stiffen it up quite a bit
awww Darn Jay you shouldn't have.
I Will Humbly accept this gift. Thank so Much.
Really like Singularity stuff...glad you are going to use it this time around.
definitely a personal rig case contender for Jay
Why not run two beams in the far corners, straight from bottom to top. Round bars with tapped holes in, so they can be unscrewed if necessary.
I would like to see it mount and glowing it looks good!
@5:03 Lol!! Perfect Grinch! XD
WOW! What a work of art‼️
Your Ifixit commercials are the ONLY commercials I will watch all the way through every time they appear in a video. P.s… it’s time for a new one. Nudge nudge ifixit.
Not even close to the coolest thing I've seen for PCs
What is?
Dammit Jay!!!! i need to see that build on detail!!!!! pleeeeaseeeee!!!
with the 90⁰ 24pin where it is, you could create a custom PCB to directly connect the mobo to the backplane, instead of worrying about cables showing at all. maybe the same with the EPS.
Looks gawdy to me....
I can’t wait for this build. I want that case
This case is AWESOME! All I have to say
I love the power block idea. I wish this was already something that existed for more cases. I'd love to see something for the Thermaltake Tower 900. A big case with a lot of room. a replacement motherboard panel power block, along with a front to rear pass-thru/distro plate would really make my PC look even more badass.
That case looks looks like a water cooling dream.
I can’t wait for this build
I vote for you to use that in your build Jay. I own a corsair 5000D. defiantly want to see that powerboard.
You listened! When you asked us what we wanted to see a couple videos ago. I said it would be nice to see you work with some boutique brands that aren't Corsair, Nzxt, etc.
Hope you start working with aquacomputers components in the near future. I would love to see what you can do with their products. Cheers.
Scam much?
This is the only YT commercial I watch without skipping XD
The power distribution is interesting. Seasonic has a case, as I'm sure you know, and a power supply that has a power distribution unit, called the Syncro Connect. I'm built with it and really like it. They have a similar unit that will also work with cases other than the Syncro Q704, although finding a place to mount it on the back of many if not most cases is not easy. The idea is much the same. Interestingly though, the Syncro unit also includes a fan and ARGB hub in it.
Apparently now the back of the mobo panel is tidier than the front with their configuration of the power board. They should put the cable ports on the back of the power board and still use holes with grommets to run the cables through. It would hide all that slack in those cables and look very clean like a regular pc case. Only difference is they have a power board which makes it easier to run cables. The appearance of the cables will still be the same so at least they fixed one hurdle (cable routing issues) with their power board so thats a HUGE plus. No need to have the cables connect on the front. So Daniel needs to either shorten those cables so theyre perfect length, or move the connectors further away to take up the slack and basically make the cables a show piece (with Lian Li Strimer Plus cables of course) which would mean he will have to relocate the distro plate or else the cable will be running over it to get to their port/connector on the other side of it (judging by the length of those cables) ORR he could cut out holes on both sides of the distro plate where the cable will tuck under the distro plate which will illuminate the back of the distro plate with the RGB cables and then pop out on the other side of the distro plate through the other hole and then into its port/connector (or he can just run the cable behind the distro plate to illuminate the plate with the rgb cables through the back and keep them behind the panel and put the connector on the back of the panel(might be the better option here. Depends on if he wants to show the connector/port of the cables).
Honestly he should just keep the panel the way it is and just mount the motherboard on the other side. Run all the cables through holes to their connectors which will now all be on the back. The reservoir should still show on the back right? or is that main reservoir section back black? If its black he should make its so the front and back of that main reservoir area to be clear so you can see it from the back(which will now be the front with my idea).
Two questions since I'm new to watercooling: Why do people put in large reservoirs over small ones? Why are they actually necessary? I read they were just used as a safety net to protect the motor in case coolant evaporates and somehow disappears out of the loop. So Isnt large reservoirs not necessary and that a small one will suffice? Second question: Arent cases made out of metal for the reason of EMI? So a plastic/wood case arent ideal because of this interference. I really like the idea of this case but the EMI kinda keeps me away from wanting one.
ohhhhhh, i for SURE wanna see a build in this case. crazy.
This thing is gorgeous
Just to throw it out there I had a tool set it was a nice one I bought from Canada computers but ended up stripping sooooo many screws i don’t know why but then after seen this on jays video like a million times I decided to buy the I fix it tool thing and it’s actually the best one I’ve ever had
Someone needs to do a Ghostbusters themed case. That black bottom enclosure, looks like a ghost trap !!
That I intro is amazing!
This case is just incredible... and the powerboard is such a great idea ! Can't wait to see the final result.
Regarding that 90 degree, i feel that if it went the other way, it would be ideal. No more cable of any kind, a direct f connecting adapter
Hey Jay hope your doing well, just wanted to thank you for your holiday videos. Also hope your holiday is a blast and shared with loved ones!
Wow.. this thing is impressive!
Thank goodness that someone is putting more thought into PC "cases". When I win the lottery I will place an order.
Then you mention casually Lian Li compat Powerboards..... Santa I know what I want for xmas!
Man the Specter has come a ways, I can see where using the Formula would work better in this case due to the Distro channel position. Also the black is *Chef's Kiss* - can't wait to see how this comes along. Also what if they made a right angle 24pin that would direct plug the mobo into the power board.
Also if you ever plan on offloading the 925, I would be happy to take it off your hands (one of my dream InWin cases)
Led Acrylic Nice singularity computers Noyce stuff
Gives us idea's DIY homemakers
English accent on aluminium was uncanny! Well done for saying things properly. Good show old chap!
BUILD IT! hahaha! i'd watch this even if this would be a 3-part video.
I would love to see an over the top computer build. Please!
On the feet, they should also go for wider feet. I would not like to put that case on an Ikea MDF table and have the tips of the feet start gouging into the table. Not just because it would damage the table but it would also make the case more likely to tip.
What have you ever done to compare??? That is a beautiful case...and it is wobelly because of it's the design, it's the trade off.
PLEASE do a vid assembling this out of box! Or even a live stream on twitch or something.
Yo Jay I own the spectre 3. I have a mad flex I ended up using a wood block under the PSU to get more support. It might not be so bad on a simple build but with elite panels , 3090’s it’s a heavy boy
You should make a build in this case
I would put the raspberry pi screen in front of the D5 Pump. That is the one of few things that I really don't like about the case. I wonder if they would be able to flip the pump around to the back of the manifold since that wouldn't be visible there.
Dyes tend to fade from Uv, pigments keeps it color will not fade in sunlight
maybe with the acrylic front you can just put on some clear paint protection film like on a car?
Daaamn nice i have o11 dynamic... Cant wait for the build..
No sarcasm or irony intended, but I do love your ifixit ads and watch them every time as they make me laugh. Also, as always, the video was great and entertaining! 😁
So cool, can't wait to see those powerboards used in future builds.
When you going to do a full build? so we can see how all of this going to look like
Thank you Jay
can someone tell me this is legit or not?
@@abolfazlnazemi529 No it is not, look at other comments, the same bot has replied to almost all coments under this video. Just report.
@@nattenaniel but they way they talked to me was very weird. They said that I won the star wars build as far as I know, Jay hasn't finished that build yet. As soon as I asked about proof or evidence, they said THIS IS NOT AN SCAM which made me even more suspicious. If you are legit why would you immediately jump to scam. I don't know they they talked to me was very strange and not like Jay at all. I'm 99% sure they are scamming people by using Jay's name.
@@abolfazlnazemi529 As I wrought, it is not legit so it is a scam, look at other coments at this video, they have sent hundreds of same message to other people, dont reply or contact them, just report as scam to youtube.
The resevoir also looks like a manometer. neat
Finally! We are back to WATER COOLING! YES!
Now i have get one !! Thanks!! Yeahh Black!!
Title: The coolest thing I've ever seen.
Real Jay: FLEX
the thing Jay is forgetting here is to have shorter cables means there is more of a kink in the wires. more of a kink means more pressure on the connections, pressure on cables means more likely of heat from a short/bad connection. more heat can also lead to a fire. the only way around it would be custom connectors from the case to the motherboard, but adds anouther complication like how would you connect a 24 pin header to both motherboard and case connector with the motherboard already installed by a new system builder who puts the motherboard in first, so think Jay is a little too critical of the length of cables in this.
That's an awesome looking case, can't wait to see your finished build in it
Definitely do a build in that case! you should also do one with the powerboard in the 011-dynamic, i would LOVE to see what that would look like!
HuD type display, to project information onto plexiglass. Maybe a raspberry Pi utilizing a conky script.
this is crazy as a case it is like seeing a F18 Jet plane in 1920
I need a Powerboard for my ROG Z690 Mini ATX.
Jolly good show Jay!
Maybe the idea is when the pc is built and is weighted down more by the hardware it might not wobble
Jay when you go for custom length cable's make sure to get them in 60-65% length to 75-85% ,
to account for any power connectors and plugs, bend radius to have easy time plugging the cable's and have decent looks/aesthetics as well.
Hey Jay i am receiving a message/reply from you for the first time so i am not sure,what you are talking about here,so please help and reply back
😊😊😊.
Should build both, and let folks vote on the better looking build. Cause I’m kinda partial to the clear view.
I would love to see a video with a build using that 5000 power board. I just looked at it and I want it, but I want to see how it looks already together.
great Auzzie made product, i love my one off custom case from them
The PSU will add a lot of weight to hold the case down at the front
For the price of this case, there should be absolutely no wobbling of possibility to damage your other equipment because of the problems mentioned in the video
This case is $1399 minimum price point without the front panel or a pump. Add all that in and it's $1944 so you almost expect someone to have a 3080 or 3090 since they obviously have plenty of money.
I think it'd be cool to add possibly an on/off control switch for all other separate connections such as the 24-pin & GPU's, or even RGB's. Also put a nice design on that 24 pin link cable.
Are you going to make a video of you building the pc with this case? I think that would be super awesome to see how it all goes together and how it ends up looking.
M.2. UniFan connectors. Singularity Powerboard. I like what I'm seeing! DOWN WITH CABLES!
Jay looking at his Specter is like a kid and his Christmas toys !! 😁And it's cheap as well, same price than a basic 3080 ! 🤣🤣
If they only had that 24 pin cable with motherboard side already at 90 degree... (or option to order between straight and 90 degree with the side retention clip up/down)
A 12VO power supply would be the solution for cleaning up cabling while simplfying connections at the same time. Singularity's system adds complexity by adding the powerboard (and 2 more connections per cable - input and output through the powerboard). Of course, 12VO has not yet been fully adopted as a ubiquitous industry standard.
If this case side panel was tempered glass I'd definitely buy one. It looks dope af.
Now I would love to see a system built with this case... so I can see what it looks like. Maybe that would change my mind on if I'd wanna buy it or not
should have built something with it, looks really dope maybe
that black back panel does look better.
hope you show some of the end results of this tower, best would be a full assembly and first tests.
The black is a limited run of 24 units I believe. Which is really too bad but it’s also a $2100 case
I'd love to watch you put this case together. Not many cases come Ikea style. We don't have many chances to see a case put together from scratch.
The powerboard is an interesting design, the question I have is what is the current loss that'll occur? Every extra connection will sap power, so how stable will your overclocks be? You could theoretically lose some performance
would love to see a build in that