DIY Computer Case - The Ultimate Silent PC (CLOUD UNIT)

[@jacintosalz]

This guy seems like the nicest person ever

[@liamjpeg9920]

+Miniature Barbarian It seems like it's physically impossible for him to be even the slightest bit angry.

[@andrewe3165]

+Miniature Barbarian What are you suggesting.

[@fandigladion7051]

+Jack Salz nicest salesman ever i guess...

[@MagicMahn]

+Jack Salz inb4 toby turner

[@turbonbc]

+Jack Salz Passionate about his inventions who wouldn't be :P

[@MayMetalProductions]

As an engineer who studies electronics. The idea of making cooling more efficient by using physics makes me smile. Awesome work man!

[@Fantastic_Mr_Fox]

I mean that's always how cooling has worked isn't it

[@CrownGamingAU]

I am so glad I randomly googled "cpu cooler on a graphics card" one night and found this channel. :')

[@Armudusk]

haha me too

[@Raizor5000]

Same here :D

[@jekanyika]

Haha that's the first video I watched as well, it was in my recommended list!

[@kryzsi]

found him by me seeing if I could put a desktop GPU in a laptop :D

[@Sakiifyable]

dalviosia Me too.

[@vintovkasnipera]

You are crazy about the suppression of vibrations, and you have a very, very innovative design. Great job.

[@LuisMercadoorg]

Not only this is tremendously clever, the final product looks cool and your presentation was top notch. You gained a new subscriber. I love DIY solutions. Hope one day you decide to commercialize this.

[@vidur1903]

I think he did, and he's super awesome now incase you stopped following him

[@HeadShotZombieZ]

I can hear a bit of noise at... oh never mind, it's actually my computer

[@Brandon-uy1uv]

HeadShotZombie Haha, I can't hear mine I'm on a samsung chromebook. But I can hear my desktop when it's on even in the restroom :(

[@KRKATANAKID]

PC TechTips Your computer's in the restroom???

[@Brandon-uy1uv]

No, I can hear it all the way to the restroom.

[@KRKATANAKID]

PC TechTips OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[@2HelliSen2]

+HeadShotZombie you made my day xDDDDDDDDDD

[@ej_tech]

why are we not funding this?

[@shortbreadhead]

you are, with your wallet, not everyone wants to watch the world burn and break the economy, he's showing you a way to build it yourself and shave hundreds if not thousands (depending where you're from) off of the price of a prebuilt poorly optimised unit where you need to make compromises. Go do it! Spread the word of this as well!

[@Wrathinside]

Judging by the miners, everyone wants to watch the world burn and break the economy.

[@doctapeppur1900]

@@shortbreadhead Agreed

[@alanzapreservationtheythem2861]

@@shortbreadhead great! How do I build any of this?

[@kamilk]

When I was thinking about quiet computing few years ago I was considering putting a PC case in separate room, drilling a hole through a wall for cables and placing LED screen, keyborad, mouse and USB hub in another room. This would be the cheapest solution for computer noise & low air humidity problem. And then SSDs, fanless CPUs and mobos, tablets became popular ;)

[@WirelessHotShot]

This is the most original and exotic computer build I've ever seen. I love how you completely redesigned the inside of the computer to accommodate heat extraction via air instead of water cooling. Very good video!

[@bl4ck1c32k8]

Dude, I'm on a quest to reduce noise and space used in computer cases in order to fit the most processing power into the smallest amount of space. I've built well over 300 PC's for all type of applications... This design is frigging brilliant!!!!! Your presentation a pleasure to watch!!! I wanted to thank you for the information you have provided and to wish you ALL THE BEST for whatever it is your doing next! Keep up the good work!

[@nobodyspecial313]

You need to get hooked up with some company and bring this design to market!

[@MarcRitzMD]

Too bad Lan-parties are not a thing anymore or you would become a small celebrity when you show it off to the guys there. You'd be known as the passively-cool guy.

[@birkburk6331]

Who said they are not athing anymore? I have it from time to time with my friends

[@claeszation]

I literally just came home from a LAN party with like 100 folks

[@eliel1815shadow]

i wish my friends liked lan parties tho, or better yet have a pc to use in a lan party... well, i can't say nobody does couch multiplayer anymore :v

[@redactedz6146]

I feel like most people missed the pun here hahahaha

[@myggen2111]

i usually hear people say this, but if you miss LAN parties so much then just hold one with your friends. i still do it occasionally :)

[@VicodinElmo]

You kind of remind me of a younger James May. That kind of geeky, pleasant sort of chap who takes great joy in the little creative and quirky things in life.

[@chrisembryclimbing]

Amazingly thorough and has encouraged me to build my own case rather than buying one and settling for what manufactures 'say I want' from their marketing department. Thanks for the great content and well thought out design.

[@s34lord]

I love that, just a couple of days I told a friend that the mainboard architecture in common pcs is very bad and that it should be rotated so that the hot air exits to the top... and now I find this. Your videos are absolutely fantastic :)

[@ChrisKadaver]

This is the "coolest" thing i've ever seen... It almost brings tears to my eyes... for real! :)

[@jv6miata]

Wow, this computer should be the base of all computers in the future.

[@DIYPerks]

***** Maybe not all computers, but it would be nice if it became an option for enthusiasts!

[@thomasbilic1498]

Excuse me but where did you find the Usb 3 card reader? im looking for one online and i cant seem to find the one you have in this video. thanks.

[@J2897Tutorials]

I tried water-cooling. But literally just two minutes with the hose and the computer crackled into a ball of steam.

[@pezpeculiar9557]

HAHAHAHA

[@Burkenstocks]

LOL! 😂 Best comment ever!

[@raidermaxx2324]

pretty high bar.. but it was pretty good..

[@PrinceWesterburg]

"...But the best thing about water cooling is that my PC can boil up a jolly nice cup of tea."

[@miketeo4627]

Classic.

[@saulopalacio6157]

I always thought about doing my own computer optimized case and yours is just awesome.

[@dnoodspodu1159]

An extraordinary showcase of thinking outside the box

[@jarrettmosco9624]

That was such a shame. For anyone who doesn't know, his house was burned down because this computer caught fire :(

[@TheUltimateBlooper]

Ye? Where did you get that from?

[@DIYPerks]

He's lying - no such thing happened and the comp is still happily being used daily by my sister.

[@TheUltimateBlooper]

Well, duuh, I figured.

[@N3RFTHIS]

8:10 He was clearly joking in reference to the video...

[@Drottninggatan2017]

Well it is good to know you are safe and sound... a bit.

[@scpulp]

Just thought you should know this video is getting passed around Corsair's case and cooling team. Killer job, man. :)

[@DIYPerks]

Dustin Sklavos Wow, that's amazing to hear! :D I wonder what the pros think, and what they'd do differently.

[@Nightmare1066]

Brilliant design. You should commercialize this, improve the design, if it's a bit complex, make it more easier for user to install his hardware in it, maybe offer a special mounting bracket for the GPU because that's an enourmous cooler. I would definitely be interested in buying this. The button at the top for backing up, quite handy but maybe make it programmable so user can apply some function of his own for the button to do.

[@nitronixus9402]

Sir, you have a creative mind.... You know how to be resourceful, build stuff, and to have the knowledge that one material can have the same attributes as the other... Good job mate.

[@ststock27]

Just found this video, I realize its a bit old but just wanted to chime in and say you seem like a great guy and your passion and enthusiasm are contagious. This was a cool video!

[@Trucido123]

10/10 would buy if available. kickstarter or submit to case companies? Never seen a case with such efficient airflow. PSU's that spin fan up only after a certain temperature could work too if the case had a PSU mounting bracket with heatsinks on it for intake to pass through. love the design though and the way you disassembled PSU for case airflow instead. SO much more efficient.

[@asdfasdf4345artsdfg]

+Aristar Have you seen the 2013 Mac Pro? It uses a single fan to cool the entire system; the boards are put together in a triangular prism and the hot air rises from there and is sucked out by the insanely-quiet fan at the top.

[@ChrisD__]

+maccollectorZ (Commenting Account) I thought about that too, but this is quieter and cheaper.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

+Aristar YEARS now silverstone make a case with the same orientation ,its nothing new at all

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

+maccollectorZ (Commenting Account) and its also shit

[@asdfasdf4345artsdfg]

***** How so?

[@smithsky6991]

This guy's a freaking genius O.O and yet it only has 30,000 views so far :(

[@joemann7971]

That's the problem. He's a genius. The idiots are the ones that get all the views on youtube.

[@smithsky6991]

joemann7971 So true :/

[@smasher123ism]

You should sell that design fuckin hell, like the exterior look is just wow. And could be a killer budget casd

[@Manare71]

Awesome, just awesome. I like this concept very much...and now it's 2 years later since you made this. Congratulations and keep the good job!

[@cv3nda367]

it looks freaking amazing, what a job you've had put into that, just a little more work for details and it would look like of the best cases that everyone would buy

[@Ganbalf]

Watercooling loops add another part of failure, The pump. So from my point of view, a cooling setup with only fans is more reliable. And therefor better in my opinion.

[@DameAndThatGame]

"Function over form" imma use that one with the missus :)

[@radzio40k]

crowdfunding and big production man!

[@gianfrancomarelli9686]

At first I had many questions and doubts, but I really have to accept that your work is great! Congratz! Keep Going!

[@FormulaJosh]

+DIY Perks Matt, I'm quite sincere when I say that you're an absolute genius. I love attempting DIY projects, (for the explicit sake of DIY in itself) and this is exactly the sort of thing I enjoy. Liked and subscribed!

[@sven33r]

Can you show us your backup program? I'm interested in this one click backup procedure.

[@DIYPerks]

Sven Rahn It's called Free File Sync. Will do a video about it at some point if anyone's interested.

[@jaambiir1372]

DIY Perks yes I am interested in seeing how that program is triggered by the button. thanks

[@Slamz369]

DIY Perks Yes, i could love to this backup program vid please.

[@michaelrcrilly]

DIY Perks I'm also interested!

[@ThisUploaded]

DIY Perks very much interested!

[@eirikgw2]

Amazing design - would buy if it was mass produced

[@eirikgw2]

Both inside and outside.

[@dimachesebastian6407]

He always doing clean design. close to perfection.

[@seagk1343]

I love the thermodynamics and quick back up hard drive concept you've added to the system! With ssds becoming more affordable, would the 2.5 laptop drive be replaceable by and m.2 ssd which could cut down on total size? I would love to see some more DIY computer case ideas you have, so keep it coming!

[@reddrummaster]

If you want a new standard, I think you're the one inventing it right now. Great video. Love people who think out of the box and make it happen.

[@sparkz56]

Brilliant! You should make these and sell them - really. The so called experts have done very little in this field and have the gaul to call their creations "silent" or "quiet". This evening I was wasting my time looking around for my next case and it was the same old same old. But now your video has inspired me. It's not just design but the build tips which are great. Keep it up...

[@acrnm202]

Are you sure you're not Richard Hammond, 20 years younger?

[@furulevi]

How is your laptop HDD at 35°C when it is wrapped into a soft towel? I did that a few years ago with a 7200rpm HDD and I could almost cook on it later :))

[@randomvideosn0where]

+furulevi SSD

[@furulevi]

+GoogleMinus The SSD at 6:39 is on the top and is unwrapped, the lower one, the data drive is wrapped (and is not overheating somehow).

[@randomvideosn0where]

I must have missed that. some of the newer ones are much cooler though.

[@sun--shine3296]

He said its a laptop ssd. And it was created to run at 35 degrees without airflow.

[@drobro23]

+furulevi laptop drives and 7200rpm Seagates are two completely different things.

[@SnowsWorld]

Everybody chants " NEW VIDEO NEW VIDEO NEW VIDEO ''

[@DIYPerks]

HIXMF Nonono :( I don't have the internet for a week starting from tomorrow so I can't upload until next week.

[@davidburnett7674]

I like the way you think. I want to build a PC out of wood and have been doing lots or research with airflow. Airflow naturally flows counterclockwise. Hint. Your right computer cases need to change. I even looked at the airflow going the complete opposite direction from the normal case. I would change the fans to Arctic P14 (140mm). They are pwm and static pressure, very quiet and at a good price. Love the front IO shield at the top.

[@kevinisawake]

BEST AIRFLOW DESIGN I HAVE EVER SEEN - KEEPS IT ALL SIMPLE. I wish I could just buy a case like this instead of having to DIY the whole thing.

[@BoyoOfficial]

You would make a perfect understudy for Jony Ive.

[@hellterminator]

Screw fire hazard, that towel is going to absorb insane amounts of dust!

[@DIYPerks]

***** Dust is filtered before the air enters the case, so I don't think it will. It's not even slightly dust yet, in any case, and it's been a while since it was finished (almost a year in fact).

[@hellterminator]

DIY Perks Just because it doesn't look dusty it doesn't there isn't a ton of dust trapped inside. I used dust filters in my PC as well and dust still gets in. I'm not saying that dust filters don't work but the ones that do are quite dense so you need much stronger fans to pull the air through (and I didn't want that because I, too, went for a quiet build).

[@xSkittlesxNewbx]

***** It all depends on how dust and untidy your room is as well, don't forget, the dust to go in there has to come from somewhere... and if you generally clean your place, you are more likely to have a lower dust build up.

[@Mre942]

I gues the drive that's in the fabric is a ssd? otherwise it will burn heh

[@DIYPerks]

It's a laptop drive, so designed to work where there is no airflow (temps are about 35c which is ideal).

[@Mre942]

+DIY Perks Ok, do you still use it? :)

[@DIYPerks]

It's in use every day, yeah.

[@georgeiyawe9287]

+DIY Perks can you post the PC specs(Expecialy GPU)? can it be done wit newer GPU?

[@Mre942]

G. Iyawe you can do it with practilly any gpu , just build a custom holder for the cooler , but you need to make shure if the memory needs cooling or not also, most highend cards need memory cooling also

[@Furiousme]

I love when someone finally makes something and understand why he does that, and why that works well. Cheers mate. Hope to share my custom made PC some time in the future on KZbin.

[@nicjolly3475]

This guy is a genius, seriously. Watch any of his other videos and you'll see for yourself how creative and really... DIY he is.

[@BillyAoki]

For some reason my brain is registering you as a soft spoken version of that Art Attack guy

[@CVLova]

but you cant do this method in sli or crossfire. so therefore watercooling will always better. but that case is very clean, i must say!.

[@z1mt0n1x2]

CVLova CV Isn't always better at all. Don't forget that when you're watercooling you're "point cooling" certain parts of a PCB, leaving other components out. Such as BIOS chips, audio processors, possibly the entire southbridge unless you're custom looping, and *all* the voltage regulators around the CPU socket. To remove the heat from those components you'll need airflow, and, what are you doing with watercooling if you need airflow? Noctua CPU coolers actually performs much better than closed WC units up till the H100, and is being quieter, while providing airflow. Also, moving heat is done faster via air than water, as the air just gets moved out of the case and doesn't need to be cooled down.

[@CVLova]

Well in most cases. The bios chip is on the side . but think about it. 4way SLI/crossfire. That means theres 3 cards with blocked fans and is 10. Times louder than having a huge watercooling on the whole system.. Why aint there coolers on the motherboard bios chip? And why do people recommend watercooling over stock fans. Vetter performance, lower temps, more silent, longer life. Now closed watercooling punps are way different than custom. Look it up.. .

[@CVLova]

Take a gpu cooler of and look where there is CPU/gpu grease Thats where its cooling

[@z1mt0n1x2]

CVLova CV I know :P For larger setups it's a lifesaver to have the option to watercool. But mostly, mainstream wise it's not that common with SLI/CFX, yet... But it looks cool either way. Actually, I was thinking of doing a submerged build next time with something that cools the oil. Maybe I have to go with a two-pump setup?

[@JoshuasRecordings]

Holly cow these videos get views fast, just 5 minutes ago I was watching it with only 100 views and 9 likes and now it is at 301+ views and 171 likes, wow.

[@DIYPerks]

Joshua's Recordings I know! I'm amazed at how much the channel has grown lately.

[@fredrikcarlen3212]

DIY Perks Me and many others was waiting for this video for a month, that's why.. And it was worth the wait! Can't wait to see the build log!

[@JoshuasRecordings]

***** I have been too, now that you mention it!

[@thesparewheel]

and it was up on reddit in 10mins

[@NuggetsInclusive]

DIY Perks /r/pcmasterrace/ thats why :3

[@JoeBlowUK]

Refreshing to see a fellow English gentleman at work! Really enjoyed your presentation of a well thought out project. It's easy to think of "what if's", but I'm sure you are quite capable of dealing with them as and when they arise. You have a new subscriber Matt!

[@kylerichardson8559]

This is what I’ve been searching for months for! I’ve felt like a crazy person wondering why I don’t see cases like this, tower coolers for GPUs, and pivoting cases to use vertical air flow. I want to do this, but inverted for better one time cable management flow.

[@LukaAramabasic]

Dude you're one of the most good looking people I've ever seen, and your voice matches. Women must be all over you. Oh yeah and the PC is awesome as well, but why are you using such an old GPU?

[@pgtech6862]

+Luka Arambašić Hahahahahaha I was just thinking that!

[@LukaAramabasic]

Gurke7 Good point but I think he shows it working in another video, so I was wondering why he doesn't upgrade it.

[@walterdogg]

You look like if Frodo and Cumberbatch had a child, and talks like a 80's commercial for dogfood.

[@lennyfont8276]

that case is insane man what made you come up with this design???

[@dangeredwolf]

Building it vertically first seemed awfully weird but you make such a brilliant point about how heat naturally rises. Prebuilt case manufacturers should take note!

[@thomasmfay]

this is actually really smart. if you're interested maybe pitch this idea to a few computer companies. This setup would be amazing for personal studios, acoustic sensitive applications or for people that hate computer noise. I'm sure that companies like IBM, HP, Dell would be interested in hearing this. I don't think that they would build a new form factor but more like a prebuilt unit

[@UndercastEsmeganitrospeed]

How did he make that backup button and what software uses it ?

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

+MegaNitrospeed a harddrive software

[@AXH6666]

+MegaNitrospeed he made so when he swiches it the drive connects to the power supply... youst like he said

[@DAGATHire]

+MegaNitrospeed Well done you two fools for giving this question two completely useless answers. Well the button seems like an interrupter switch, so it's most likely just opening and closing the circuit to the power cord connection to the HDD should be pretty easy to replicate. And as for the software he used, it popped up on an annotation there on screen it was called Free File Sync. So it has that all important word "free" Hope you get it working if you give it a try.

[@UndercastEsmeganitrospeed]

+DAGATHire Actually they never said it would cost but thanks for the answer + 30m after saw the video i saw his Button guide

[@AXH6666]

DAGATHire Why was my answer uselees? It was that he said in the video...

[@nyubigbrainmemes6145]

He seems so proud of his work lol

[@FSXgta]

He is, because it is awesome and functional.

[@iampetergriffin]

Would you be willing to build and sell any cases? I'd be very much interested in purchasing.

[@raidermaxx2324]

i think the whole point of this is "do it yo damn self" hulkster!!!

[@SandwichMitGurke]

well, it's Peter Griffin ... He's lazy af

[@PerrynBecky]

I like the backup feature that you've built into this design. To me that is the highlight of the entire presentation.

[@BharathRamMS]

This is the most unique electronics build channel ever!

[@Belfor09]

Temperatures under heavy load please. GPU with furmark (vram, power phases and processor itself) and CPU with cinebench. Also, what GPU and CPU is that?

[@EpicSpence]

2nd that. some temps under load would back up the talk. Be interesting to see how much the sound dampening is actually insulating the unit. with ssd, large fans and passive coolers I'd be interested to know if the dust magnets are necessary. looks pretty sweet on the outside though

[@Dyge]

+Belfor09 Don't know about the CPU, but the GPU is a GTX460

[@DAGATHire]

+Belfor09 He already did a vid answering those questions the GPU was a gtx460 i think and it was maxed at 60c with the fans at their lowest speed (for silence) on furmark. I didn't see anything about the CPU. Yes it's not exactly a world altering GPU. But i reckon the principle is sound.

[@Belfor09]

+DAGATHire Yea.. i wasn't interested about how his GPU performs. Instead i wanted to check thermal output which is similar to newer GTX970 and how it behieves under heavy load. Does it clock down, overall temperatures (not only core but also vram and power phases).

[@DAGATHire]

Belfor09 All good questions. I don't really know the answers, tho he has a vid benchmarking the rig so i would check that out

[@IamNotonDrugs]

the cpu cooler on graphics card is a good idea but wouldn't having it liquid more practical and quieter.

[@DIYPerks]

bob(the one that is at war with google +) Practical perhaps, because you can fit it in most cases, but not quieter. Watercooling needs pumps which make noise, whereas heatsinks on their own make no noise at all.

[@IamNotonDrugs]

DIY Perks thanks for the reply. I am wondering if you put the whole computer in a vacuum would the computer get very hot and burn out?

[@IamNotonDrugs]

DIY Perks also what you have build is amazing long time fan :)

[@DIYPerks]

bob(the one that is at war with google +) That's actually a really interesting question. I expect that without any air to pass over the heatsinks (if it was in a perfect vacuum) it would probably just get hotter and hotter until it switched itself off. Not 100% sure though. I'm sure someone who knows more about physics will fill us in with some facts if they see this.

[@IamNotonDrugs]

DIY Perks you see i was thinking if we put it in a perfect vacuum there will be no sound at all :).

[@kazanali5396]

I am a hetero sexual male, but this man is beautiful. It makes sense that he's not American.

[@thephoenixking1086]

I thought he was British? He is always talking about Pounds and so on in a British way (like myself).

[@flex797]

@@thephoenixking1086 braindead

[@thephoenixking1086]

@@flex797 What? Someone said it makes sense he was not American (like as if people are saying he is and is not). If anything I think I live near this guy because his accent sounds like the area I live in.

[@derekakaderek]

americans are often stereotyped as being more beautiful in european surveys

[@Kudlaty771]

This is amazing... Hes basically taken the idea of the BTX form factor, rotated it 90 degrees, and improved upon it MASSIVELY.

[@thepilfer4341]

I have only today wandered onto your channel. So far, from your first video, you seem like... (narrator's voice) One day, whilst working in a normal audio card factory, you were struck by a power surge giving you a keen sense of hearing. You have taken what you have learned at the factory and employed it into a Frankenstein hodgepodge of projects to make your world bend to your will (with silence or loudness depending). But it's totally cool stuff man. Never underestimate an intelligent person with a soldering iron in a world full of circuits! Great job and looking forward to the rest of the videos.

[@Nick-co5up]

Isnt that like extremely damgerous? An open power suply?

[@BenCos2018]

Yes though the mains parts are situated away from the compenots in his case

[@WarbananaOfDA]

Out of curiosity, would dust build up be an issue with this design?

[@DIYPerks]

WarbananaOfDA With the dust filters, I wouldn't have thought so.

[@MrCombic]

DIY Perks But what about ports on top? They're not covered by anything, like USB, even worse - card reader...

[@Andi11144]

DIY Perks The pc has dust filters at the bottom sides, but what about the bottom back, it's open and can suck dust in, at least it looks like it could.

[@wuggypuff]

MrCombic I quess it would be pretty easy to clean them with compressed air?

[@Samtagri]

I was thinking the seething with all this fabric

[@Xscapeplan01]

That is quite cool ( pun intended ) are you taking orders yet? :)

[@jacobnoori]

You're so innovative! Loved the whole concept. If a company wants to pay you and make this design actually look good on the inside... that would be a dream case.

[@pierre5325]

Dear Mr. Perks, "soft mount for the fans) ?.....Brilliant. I like your entire setup. You are a thinker you are, and you've done a grate job. Thanks for the vid. pierre (from New Mexico)

[@anonInDE]

Isn't it extremely unsafe to take a power supply out of it's housing???

[@anonInDE]

Retro Fair enough then... I guess he knows more than me...

[@sentritiumnetwork7298]

+Rudy_Eila it is, don't do it yourself.....

[@blakeslocum2732]

+doorgoo Yeah, those things will electrocute you 10 times over... did you see how big those things were??? They're massive!

[@SneakyPancake17]

+Rudy_Eila in short, yes.

[@dstarr3]

+doorgoo If your PSU was tested at the factory, then even new in box, the capacitors are still hot.

[@gamermanj4]

Now figure out how to make the same thing with two cards in SLI/Crossfire.

[@DIYPerks]

Who uses SLI though, really? It's better than it used to be sure, but it's still got its issues and doesn't scale perfectly. I'd rather just go with a better GPU. Crossfire shouldn't be an issue though, as it doesn't need a connecting cable.

[@gamermanj4]

I dunno, I do, haven't had any real problems. But I could have sworn Crossfire needs a cable too... Guess not.

[@egghead2048]

+gamermanj4 sli, crossfire, dual gpu are shit , because of microstuttering. and will always be, single gpu flagship cards are better. plus tripple monitors arent immersive anyways, so 1 good big monitor (max 30') is fine/better.

[@pezpeculiar9557]

What about Quad SLI on a Titan X?

[@Naalderiis]

+Schmutz Lord sli/crossfire has it's uses though. like situations where your software can use you GPU's for computing.

[@c0ldw1nd27]

List of components, please?

[@c0ldw1nd27]

The GPU is an ASUS GeForce GTX460, but the CPU, RAM, motherboard...?

[@tomvanderven6833]

This video is because of the amazing case, not really about the specs of the system in it.

[@vinitshandilya]

The case looks beautiful. Not to mention, very efficient too.

[@marcelouenaka]

Great job! You speak slow and clear, so its easy for me (Brazilian). Congratulations this job looks really fine.

[@TibiaESP]

Frodo is that you?

[@AkhilMulpuriTheTechGuru]

TibiaESP no it's theon Greyjoy

[@Jojobizzare80]

He is Frodo fuck

[@WellBeSerious12]

Who is Frodo Fuck?

[@newrhea13]

Diy Perks How thick is the aluminum that you used, i went to the store to pick some up, but it was all very thin or over 200 dollars...?

[@DIYPerks]

+newrhea13 1.5mm I believe. Cost about £20 iirc.

[@newrhea13]

DIY Perks thanks, unfortunately the stores i went to sold about 1.5mm but was like $85USD for an sheet about 18in x10-15in im not going to do anything like yours, but i only need about a 1mx1m even if i mess up a lot of the .... any suggestions or alternatives?

[@rrainers7597]

+DIY Perks You might overclock your GPU on That massive cooler

[@ItsDinodan07]

did theon greyjoy escape from his evil uncle and start a youtube channel?

[@cebukitty]

love your mcgyverization to make the pc more silent and cooler. it just makes so much sense. i hope pc manufacturers integrate your "cool" ideas :)

[@kevlar_87]

Awesome job DIY Perks! This silent pc build is the coolest. I just added it to my diy bucket list.

[@Kevin-xw1eo]

Your computer is still going to catch fire and possibly burn your house down. PSUs and their cases are specifically designed to limit the chance of an electrical spark causing a fire or frying any other part of your computer with improper amounts of energy. You've taken away the specifically designed case and replaced it with a towel. There is a reason you never see professional modders modifying their PSUs. It's because they realize this. It's amazing that you are somehow intelligent enough to design a rather impressively quiet PC but are too stupid to understand the very basics of how an electrical fire starts. You have the potential for a spark, you have the heat, and with the towel you've given it the fuel.

[@Kevin-xw1eo]

vexx506 You still have a situation that will likely cause a fire. You have a PC stuffed with rather flammable towels, it has rather low airflow which rises temperatures, and you have a partially disassembled PSU which could cause sparks. Yes if this is done perfectly it shouldn't be a problem but this isn't the type of thing you should show off on a youtube video without the disclaimer that "This CAN cause a fire rather easily" this guy does the exact opposite which is dishonest, misinformed, and irresponsible.

[@ntcarver]

*****, It's all very well the high voltage side is isolated and enclosed but with reduced voltage comes increased current (and therefore heat P = I^2R) and I have seen countless photos online of peoples dodgy SATA adapters catch fire proving it is entirely possible for a failure at the low voltage side to start a fire.

[@cyneater6300]

We Play Ive put PC's in hard cases. THe first thing that was done was taking the PSU out of its housing. None one of these has caught first and the PSU's still work they where built 5 years ago.

[@MrMaximumgamer]

We Play (and you have a partially disassembled PSU which could cause sparks.) how about arcing? learn your terms, and quite hating on this dudes build. He knows his stuff, as anyone can see from his videos.

[@jeanmahmoudventilateur3480]

At 80°C It can't burn And this material is not really flammable

[@brendan636]

one day he will discover water cooling

[@Andre78923]

Water cooling is not inferior, because there is no limit to how big surface area your radiator can be, hell you can even take your loop out of the case and mount it on a car radiator. Also water cooling can be quieter cause bigger surface area mean you can mount bigger fans that move more air at lower speeds. With air cooling you are confined to that little space there only so much you can do.

[@bob51zhang]

+Brendan_636 Then he'll do a full room watercooling project with the radiators from 20 dead cars.

[@CheapSushi]

He already discovered it because he talks about it in the video which you probably didn't really finish watching.

[@thispandaispurple]

More cooling but there is some noise. Watercooling would be louder then his computer, but watercooling is quieter then a normal air cooled computer, with a normal air cooled gpu.

[@derp6632]

I stay away from water cooling for the sake of maintenance and risk of leaks. Yes, the fluid has a much much lower heat capacity, but ample temps can be attained with air cooling. Have you seen his video on his massive gpu cooler? Compare that to even a custom 500 dollar water cooling loop. Compare the maintenance, cost, noise, space, etc, etc, etc.

[@Aiminsei27]

How if Linus Team Found this build, Just SAyin

[@WellBeSerious12]

/What, saying

[@ocaiera]

One of my top 5 youtubers, such a cool and nice guy.

[@namemed8622]

After 5 years since the first uploaded video, he looks much older but the attitude is still the same, thumbs up!

[@kb470]

have you ever auditioned to be the doctor?

[@jamesgl]

You're accent sounds like you should advertise apple products. (Intended to be a compliment)

[@ryangis431]

This is a good video, but you look and sound like you're trying to sell me a shack in the middle of the woods.

[@jonnypanteloni]

+Arno Victor Dorian :D I have to write that one down hahaha

[@novabella4422]

That's actually a really nice looking case... Externally, at least. Also that accent of yours is really soothing.

[@nemoaspieman369]

Love the logic in this build. Challenging the generally accepted concepts of case and system design and doing it with a common sense approach, though reading some of the comments I would say common sense is not so common on this planet. Bravo bruv I haved liked and subbed, gonna watch more of your videos, keep them coming.

[@4Leet]

That's a lot of make-up.

[@DIYPerks]

Heavy noise reduction on the camera actually, because the background was all messy and textured looking as it was actually a woolen blanket :(

[@AlexEffertz]

I have to admit, when I seen in another one of your videos that you made a case to fit a huge CPU cooler mounted to a GPU, I assumed it would be something hideous, but yet you've created an astounding looking case that also functions better than most cases out there. Very cool!

[@techitow]

hands down, best case I've ever seen. Congrats mate

[@Simproved]

Wow! I simply love your channel! Now I wanna use my weird forgotten engineering skills again...thanks for that!

[@cjstrick2010]

I can't turn off your channel!! I've quite a number of ideas but I am not good with electricity. Love your work broski