Is THICC actually Better? The Hyte THICC Q60 Ultimate Review

[@brendencellan6576]

Hey there! great review. I have quickly become one of your biggest fans within the past month. Love your in depth reviews and builds!

[@RobeytechLive]

Awesome, thank you!

[@Mad_Luv85]

love how professional the videos are with MR. Robey. you have a fantastic Editor !

[@SPSteve]

This is a good review of the THICC Q60, although I hoped it would perform better. I bought a Q60 and a Y70 case, (supposed to be here tomorrow). Full disclosure, I bought the case and the THICC Q60 for the looks. They look cool. I'll have to turn my Q60 fans around because I'll pulling air from the back and bottom with 140mm Lian Li Infinity mirror fans and exhausting with the Q60 and 3 120mm Lian Li Infinity Mirror fans in the top. Hopefully exhausting warm air with the Q60 won't hamper its cooling even further.

[@outlet6989]

Hi Robey, I have a challenge for you to consider. What is the greatest weight of a PC built by a PC builder? I would love to see how commenters answer that question. I built my latest PC on my workbench. It's so heavy that I think I'll need to rent an automotive engine lift to move it to my gamer desk. I believe my PC would be in the top ten of heaviest PCs.

[@ColinekMC]

11:45 for example - why do you put X670 m/b for i7-14700K? It's not the first video that I see with that error.

[@RobeytechLive]

Yep. That’s a mistake it’s a Z790 not an X670. Will talk to the team to ensure that’s fixed in the future. Thank you for pointing that out.

[@Gaming.Labs_GL]

Damn, I'm reconsidering the HYTE case for my AM5 build.

[@DarthDre]

Would a push pull fan set up cause for it be considerably better?

[@SkyChady]

Did you test the temperature differences for pushing air in and out exhaust configurations?

[@FadedNimbus]

Could I swap the fans that it comes with for some Lian Li fans?

[@Coudro]

I tried to ask in discord, but I didn't want to have to put my phone number in. I'm currently building a new pc and I currently have the Asus Ruyjin 360 for a cooler for and I9 14700k. Would the Q60 be able to work in this build or is it better to go with the Asus one? The Q60 just caught my eye.

[@mariodroid7]

if you are looking at your CPU too often, there's something wrong with you.

[@RAD2LTR]

why do I need a cell phone (that doesn't make calls) on my AIO? I don't need a giant LCD that I will never see. I want to like this AIO, but that stupid giant LCD is a full stop. Get that crap out of my case. Its a complete waste of space.

[@bonanzabrandon6877]

Without even watching this video I can tell you the whole thicc thing is a gimmick. I'm sure it's better than a regular thickness radiator, but you can get the same performance with a 360 or better with a 420 rad.

[@aromaj8]

isn't the whole point to get the performance, or at least closer to the performance of a 360 rad in the smaller package. This would be perfect for people trying to shoehorn power-hungry cpu's into smaller cases like an NZXT H500.

[@stackedmc2048]

Saying it's a gimmick is like saying the RTX 3080 is a gimmick because you can get the same performance with SLI RTX 2080s or quad SLI GTX 1080s. The point is to have the same cooling performance as a 360mm AIO while being able to fit in a 240mm mount.

[@bonanzabrandon6877]

@@stackedmc2048 That's not a good comparison at all.

[@stackedmc2048]

@bonanzabrandon6877 why...? SLI takes up more space but performs same as newer gen. 360mm AIOs take up more space but perform same as Thicc Q60.

[@cemsengul16]

Not to mention you can operate more quietly with an Asetek pump operating a lower rpm for when you are idle like watching KZbin.