Build an Awesome AMD 8700G Home Theatre Mini PC

[@Paulzpc]

Very cool Brian, a future project, thank you!

[@Britec09]

Any time!

[@Keith.W]

Nice video, looked easy enough to put together😛

[@Britec09]

Was pretty easy, just wish the CPU never died 😂

[@armedready1]

​@@Britec09 damn

[@welshtony1]

Nice build. Them PSU's are impressive for the size of them

[@Britec09]

Yes they are

[@WrestlingFace]

Good video fella, keep em coming

[@Britec09]

Thanks, will do!

[@2ToneWalt]

As my old dad used to say, its like trying to get 10 gallons of 💩 in a 5 gallon bucket. 🤣🤣🤣

[@Britec09]

I like that saying

[@Noiconnotag]

Have you ever considered a Pico-psu for these htpc builds ? most of them are 120-180w and are enough if you don't plan on installing a dedicated gpu. The high-end picos can reach 250-400w, they are slightly larger but still slim and it is a great way to save space and clear cables mess.

[@Britec09]

Pico-psu are nice

[@HallesHit]

nice case. the bracket for ssd's do not restrict airflow, because the outer cover does not have holes for ariflow where the ssd bracket is located

[@Britec09]

Hey big man, hope your doing OK.

[@HallesHit]

yeah i'm ok. See your still going strong, cranking videos out on a daily basis.... Good job....@@Britec09

[@KelticLad]

excellent video, thanks for sharing....! always get my keys here

[@Britec09]

Right on!

[@durakis]

i am trying to find hardware recommendations for HTPC to run 4k content to a Sony 75x85kk TV at 120Hz refresh rate, HDMI 2.1, etc.

[@johngoard8272]

Nice sort of setup Brian and it is good that you show what I think of really great brands for the components. Actually I am not a fan (no pun) of mini PC's but this looks good for me at least because I could configure the setup by making a few upgrades to the components or by swapping them out for a better specified component. Now the only thing with this build that would not impress me is any loud fan noise. Otherwise mate again a nice setup👍👍

[@Britec09]

Thanks

[@armedready1]

Nice pc Don't see many people building htpc's. Apart from ETA prime. I love the older htpc cases that look like hifi's with remote's & small lcd displays.

[@Britec09]

Thanks

[@notjustforhackers4252]

That would make for an awesome little Linux gaming machine.

[@Britec09]

Yes it would

[@omarguerrero6417]

Is there any os i can use for mainly media play back like dvd or cd on the computers

[@Sirlarrythecat]

Don SnoreLeoney, The NodFather

[@yoshy2628]

My Mini pc made with ryzen 5 5700G is still going strong. No need for replacement here.

[@foamyflightmaster9385]

Would the case fans not be more useful as case extraction fans rather than fighting the CPU fan which is drawing cool air in and across the cpu

[@Britec09]

No, because there is no intake and plenty of ventilation vents

[@foamyflightmaster9385]

@@Britec09 sounds like you haven't considered the air flow route enough to me

[@DaystromDataConcepts]

Nice build, but it strikes me as using a sledge hammer to crack a walnut for a home theatre PC. You could spend a ton less and have a machine that would do the job and use less power and likely run cooler, too. Still, thanks for the video.

[@darillfow]

I would return that case and get a larger size, that case looks like it's going to cause the PC to burn up.

[@emchodevetkov9438]

👍

[@Britec09]

Cheers

[@darillfow]

Unfortunately this video has made me cringe the whole time while he was stuffing the wires all over it. That's not how you build a PC by suffocating it. 🙄

[@PrasannaNadagoud]

Coved more promo!

[@Britec09]

Hence sponsored video as stated, so your problem is? second part to come.

[@wikwayer]

Sounds over kill for video player

[@Britec09]

Pays your money and takes your choice