$600 Ultimate mini-ITX RGB PC Build - In Win B1 | CoolerMaster G200P

[@newyorkjericholife1641]

You are making your own brand, I am really happy. Awesome!!!

[@comtongny7776]

I'm also happy to be able to make your favorite video. Thanks a lot!!!

[@gitgud2615]

Cool build, watched to see how adding LEDs to mine would look, but you forgot the ground connector. It's the metal loop wire from the power supply. It gets screwed onto the top of the mobo with the closest mobo case screw and acts to ground the system. This is because the case is all plastic and doesn't naturally ground like a metal case would.

[@enzymesX]

My goodness...a very simple build. Im just amazed by it

[@legitpincone3323]

balls

[@FirearesJR]

Hello! Lovely build, I'm planning to buy the inWin B1 as soon as there are Thunderbolt4 MINI-ATX. I need a portable i9 gen 11 workstation and Intel NUCs are expensive/hardly upgradable; at home the idea is to plug a thunderbolt 4 eGPU (obviously the eGPU encasing has its own PSU) What's stopping me is the stock fan noise, everyone is reporting. Do you think that with a high-end third party 80mm it can be easily fixed? Ergo, the problem is the stock inWIN80mm or? Also, is the inWin logo removable in some way? maybe chemically? Or is it etched? Thanks!

[@comtongny7776]

Because of the TP(Thermal Power) of the CPU. i9 11th Gen would be 125W. This case has only 150W PSU so it can't handle the i9 CPU smoothly. If you want to build a USFF case, I recommend CM NR200 with SFX PSU Link: amz.run/4JHX Thank you for your comments.

[@FirearesJR]

@@comtongny7776 thank you very much! I'll check it out!

[@FirearesJR]

@@comtongny7776 what's the best amd instead that you wuold fit in the inwin?

[@hedrasoliman6677]

@@FirearesJR a 3200g maybe!

[@bigcitymick]

Would’ve liked to see a swap out of 80mm case fans to something with LED. Also, you can run RGB Fusion 2.0 with that motherboard, Cooler Master cooler and RAM, would’ve been cool to see how that all looked

[@comtongny7776]

I hope so but I couldn't find an 80mm ARGB fan in the market. Only thing I can find Noctua NF-A8 FLX 80mm fan. Thank you for your advice.

[@bigcitymick]

@@comtongny7776 Thanks for the content, I’m about to build my own using all of the same components. Your vid was really helpful!

[@hEXordo]

can u fit a normal size fan on the cooler?

[@comtongny7776]

No. Normal size of the fan is 120mm but in this video, I installed a low profile 93mm CoolerMaster MasterAir G200P. You need to use a low profile cooler due to the height limit of the case. The maximum height of this case is 60mm. G200P was almost 40mm. Good Luck! Thank you for your comments.

[@DavidReyes0224]

Im building an sff pc soon. I was planning on getting a noctua l9a cpu cooler, but really would like that rgb lol.... How would you say this cooler master performed? Would you reccomend it?

[@comtongny7776]

If you don't want to decorate it entirely with RGB, you don't have to choose G200P. In practical terms, it is good to select the Noctua cooler. It's quiet and has excellent performance. If you're not a serious gamer, this build is a good choice for normal desktop computing. Thank you for your comments.

[@luhiko5923]

Why do people keep complaining about Intel Cpu? i5 9600k is cheaper than Ryzen 5 3600x and better for gaming, and cheaper. Only if you really need a lot of cores like video editing then you choose Ryzen 5 3600x.

[@comtongny7776]

Because due to the TDP of i5 9600K (95W), it might be little fan noise while in charge status. Otherwise, it's a good performance for normal desktop computing. That's why someone suggests i5-9400F (65W) in this build BC this case contains only a 150W power supply. In order to build a gaming PC for this case, you need to use AMD 3400G or above (new AMD CPU 4000 series) integrated APU. It must be a little fancy gaming PC on your desk. Good Luck! Thank you for your comments.

[@Dave10606]

its a good build but i would have gone with amd better APUs

[@comtongny7776]

Thant's a good idea but in my opinion, intel has more desktop computing performance as a result of the benchmark. Thanks for your comments.

[@luhiko5923]

also ComTong NY good video but I suggest you mentioning that the Coolermaster G200p has a controller you can also use, instead of Rgb header

[@comtongny7776]

Yes. I know but this video focused on addressable RGB build so I didn't mention a wired remote controller. Thank you for your advice.

[@warrencanal4394]

Wtf Intel for real dude?