one or two minor mistakes yeah but any thing more cringe but even small things are cringe bc of the wait if so and overall, just cringeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee lol

thanks for diving into the rabbit hole for everyone 😂 this was soooo helpful!

i searched this 2 years ago and couldnt find one so i case swapped the same pc myself. my stupid ah prebuilt came with a gtx 1650 and buying this pc basically gave me a headache. ngl building one wouldve been more money worth. now i have chosen to change basically change everything about the pc except for the cpu, motherboard and m.2 ssd. i really would not recommend this pc

i have the same pc too, how do i remove the antenna part, and where did you move it to the new case?

bruh rtx 4060 but GG cpu

this is the first video that i found that explained everything really well without getting into too much detail thank you so much!!

Try using diatomaceous earth is gets under the exoskeleton and dries out the roaches

“picking ddr5 will future proof his system” as they buy a motherboard that intels announced they aren’t making any more cpus for. (yes you knew that they weren’t making any cpus for that motherboard durin ur time of purchase 7 months ago lol).

I love it!!! But can I ask where you found these big sturdy cardboard pieces? I wanna recreate this but slightly change the size

why not Blue, Red is for NAS.

Dude i had those wifi antennas too and not a single KZbin video mentioned them 😅 they stressed me out so much 😅 I still havent transfered them because my motherboard is a shit and i want a new one 😂😂 and right now i dont need it either so 🤷‍♀️

The cable nest

I'm laughing in civil (we make the same money for less hard) (I meant to say it like that cuz I'm civil)

Smart woman

Great job!!!, I got same ASUS Rog Strix G10CE but i got GeForce GTX 1660 Ti , if anyone got the same issue in with their PC freeze randomly and some time reset automatically? What solving did you do to fix this issue

Shouldn't he have his own channel. Since it's all about him. Stroke that ego. 😅

Wasted money, could have easily gone with a 4070 ti super or 4080 with a little more thought behind the build.

Dang if only micro center isnt half a globe away

Wow a lot of modding, reminds me of Optimum Tech's mini ITX build.

I love Microcenter and I'm also choosing a smaller case for space and they look cute

where is apartment 9 located?

That looks awesome!

Please upgrade the psu <3

good video cinde thx for sharing. just wondering, do you keep backups? A nas or a usb external drive would complement your desktop pc so you can backup to it. a backup means you have files in the different storage devices at all times to qualify as a backup. Since if one goes down, you refer to the other to copy back the data.

0:23 thats not a good advice for retention 😭

your videos are cool and relaxing. are you gonna keep upgrading your pc?

idk why but there is entertainment just watching people do computer stuff for the first time without people screaming at them or making fun of them

omg, nobody made this before...

Noice!!

I swear, apps are getting ridiculously large. Great video though!!

The editing goes hard!

Another video!!!!!

"Whoa, an HDD upgrade in 2024? Now that's what I call vintage tech! 😆 Just hope you're not in a hurry waiting for those load screens!"

Just put it anywhere in the pc and throw some duct tape on it

Cindee your PC can house another drive. I realize at the 4TB size don't you think in terms of longevity that a NVME SSD is a good choice?

You guys should've went to the knowledge bar and had someone who works at micro center walk you through the entire build.

WHERE IS APT 7

I have the exact same ASUS system. This video has been wonderful! So have I got this right? The Case comes with three front mounted SP120 RGB Elites. The ID Cooling system came with a 120 x 15 mm ‘slim form fan’ and you replaced the fan part with a Corsair SP120 - same model as the three front mounted fans, correct? The back fan is a different model of Corsair - an AF120 RGB Elite. In Corsair’s world is the SP vs. AF naming significant of the difference between Pressure and Volume? Also - Did you have any concerns about adding the fan power draw to an already rather anemic 500W PSU?

What other cases could I get? No idea what I'm doing about case swapping. Any size or something to look for I got the same pre built.

going to a store to shop for computer parts to build a computer is so barbarian of you. Welcome to 1999 this is 2024 online is the way to go not walking around a store and shopping.

The cat making biscuits in the background lol

Nice build and modding! I was looking for some <30L cases and YT recommended me this vid. One suggestion i have, that should give some better results, is elongating the ducts from the noctua fans with a smaller outer ring. Since fans are around 9cm, an outer duct of 75-80mm. This should increase the static pressure and u can potentially run them at even lower rpm for the same results. Maybe some minor pattern on the inner side of the duct can help when GPU is under heavy load. Even better if the GPU facing panel is non mesh with only holes being the intakes from the ducts straight into the GPU cooler. Since the general idea of the build is to intake from the bottom primarily and sides to assist in cooling specific parts, you could have rotated the PSU 180* in the Y axis so it gets fresh air from outside the case. I cant eye ball it if it fits but usually ATX PSU are around 12cm or less on the fan side. The problem is if u position it like that with the power bottom facing the bottom intake, it will create turbulence. On the other side if u place the cables in the bottom, it will be more messy and the PSU will exhaust really warm air into the mobo. Something that will help overall with temps is under-volting. You can also use cheap and efficient fans like Artic P12/14 MAX for your CPU cooler. Pretty excellent for its price for both airflow and SP. Usually you use a fan with good SP on radiators and the middle fan on dual tower coolers. Shouldn't make much diff in normal use for those short coolers. This one does good on both so its a win win. If you decide to use it as intake, their are not know for their exceptional QC so those rubber corners from your new cute coasters might come in handy. LOL Some things that is outside of this project in case u want to experiment more in the future: - Corsair has the shift line of ATX PSU when the connections are on the side, would have helped with this build if the second suggestion is possible - Those "chimney" like airflow cases should work with the very first orientations of the cases we had with the PSU being above the VRM. On the horizontal orientation should be even better since now the previous orthodox top of the case becomes the side so u can chose to intake fresh air or the warm one from VRM. Im saying this in case u find a cheap old style case and want to experiment it in the future once your pockets recover from this project.

You should use a matx case next time just cuz that motherboard is a matx it'll look cleaner

loved the way you presented this!!

This is not sff.... it's like 22-23 liters....No matter how much Phanteks wants to market the case as sff, it just aint..

"Hot air wants to rise". It really doesn't matter that much when you have decent active cooling fans. PC case manufacturers like Silverstone make vertical airflow cases and use the "chimney effect" as a big selling point, but it's the fans that are doing the heavy lifting. IIRC Gamers Nexus' testing on the Silverstone Raven case showed that vertical or horizontal orientation doesn't tangibly affect cooling performance.

I love the creativity you both put into this!

You might consider a career in thermal dynamics... Well done!

this is really cool, especially all the custom fab for the custom parts. I do think you could have optimized the cooling a bit more and not use as many fans by adjusting the fan curves using a software like fan control. You could set the fan curves so that your intake fans can run at a higher rpm than your exhaust, thus you'll always be pulling in more air than out. All in all though really cool build, hopefully the video gets more recognition on the algorithm.

What's that lamp next to your desk? Looks amazing!