How You Can Build a Gaming PC Without a Graphics Card

[@cpea12]

nice instructional video. I'm building my first computer in a Rosewill Blue Spectra in about a week. Great info. Thanks...

[@sayednizam2713]

Great job brother

[@sixteenpennynails]

Great video. I love how detailed your explanations are.

[@MikeLikesThat]

Thank you!

[@MuhammadIsmail-yz8dd]

After finish build new pc need to put a usb to install window 11?

[@gretski6969]

thank you i helped a lot

[@nonaurbizniz7440]

Nice. Just bought this case for $50 and was looking for a build and yours is the only one I found that actually had a build and didn't just show it completed. This will save me some headaches setting it up.

[@MikeLikesThat]

Thanks for the watch and glad I could help!

[@guardthehustle]

Well done

[@MikeLikesThat]

Thanks for watching!

[@marvelousmarvin5961]

Trying to build my first pc. Does the rgb hub plug into the motherboard?

[@MikeLikesThat]

The RGB hub included with this case only needs power to be connected.

[@marvelousmarvin5961]

@@MikeLikesThat Ty for the quick response

[@nonaurbizniz7440]

@@marvelousmarvin5961 The hub is compatible with certain msi, asus and gigabyte motherboards that have built in argb controllers so you can connect the hub to them and then use the software to control the led. But as Mike stated its not required but it is nice as the msi mystic light software is very cool and has many more patterns to choose from.

[@lewdge]

@@nonaurbizniz7440 how would you go about doing this? i cant seem to find which cable plugs into the motherboard and where it plugs into.

[@nonaurbizniz7440]

@@lewdge The documentation for the rosewill hub controller should show how and which cable to use. Unless they didn't include them with the case. I know the rosewill argb fan kits which use the exact same hub and fans are compatible as long as your mobo has a three pin rainbow argb header and compatible software.

[@omroyricketts781]

Can u remove front grill to clean fans

[@MikeLikesThat]

Unfortunately the way the front panel is constructed, you would have to remove the front panel and then unscrew each fan to clean it in its stock configuration. At 13:07 I show if you removed the fans from the front panel you would be able to attach them directly to the case. You would have to buy at least 12 fan screws as the screws that hold them to the front panel would not work and the case does not come with any extras. Thanks for watching!

[@Invertmini1212]

Im waiting for my 3080 and didnt know i could build my PC and just atleast get everything going.. ill wait to game but itll be nice to download all my software etc.

[@PapaMav]

Excellent point mentioning the metal flakes. Newbs would totally over look that.