MOST BEAUTIFUL PC EVER BUILT, period! 👉 Change my mind! [14600k + ProArt 4060ti 16GB]

[@theTechNotice]

After making the video I realised I didn't quite talk enough about the Fractal North Case - BEST CASE OF THE YEAR? What do you think?

[@moldyapple1789]

no.

[@rcortez5979]

Cant see those beautiful ram sticks with that case so gonna have to say no. nv5 is the way to go

[@patrickmcguinness3095]

Everyone knows the case If it's their cup of tea.

[@JayzBeerz]

No it looks horrific.

[@jimcollins3524]

Case of the century! It's the most beautiful PC case ever. I only wish they'd have given us a little more room to work with inside.

[@Todd_Manus]

Your channel is so great. Unlike other channels, you don't assume that your viewers have millions and millions of dollars to spend on PC components. You have really good cost savings advice. Much appreciated.

[@GoWstingray]

Just under volted my 13600k by just 1 mv on my Asus B760, using the other microcode thingy option in the bios, droped the temps by 15c with no performance loss or crashing, highly recommend.

[@GoWstingray]

Or 100mv, can't remember but look for the guide specific for you mobo manufacture, honestly you wont regret it, especially on 14th gen.

[@tanner.quintero]

Mmmm teach me how😮

[@jimcollins3524]

Absolutely gorgeous build! You really can't go wrong with that Fractal North. I built with it back in March of this year using the ProArt Creator Wifi Z790 with the I5-13600k and the Zotac RTX 4070ti. I used a top mounted Cooler Master ML240 Illusion cooler. All the RGB is set to match the gold on the motherboard like you did and the gold on the Zotac matched well, too. I vertically mounted the GPU give it more of a "creator" look and less of a "gaming" look. It's all worked out well and the ML240 keeps it plenty cool.

[@brandonjamesarnold]

pics?

[@nadtz]

Fractal knocked it out of the park with the North and the fact that the pro art boards make a great combination visually even to someone like me that doesn't really care about that kind of thing pretty much says it all. My only complaint is it's sometimes harder to find the mesh panel version of the North (at least in black).

[@flamingburitto]

Dude i found your channel TODAY and i am sooo addicted. Your PC builds are so damn clean.

[@valterbaessa]

Hey mate, the reason why your AIO is making more noise is because you have the pump/block too high specially having the tubes going down, air will get trapped either in the pump or the top region of the rad ( btw you said 35gb sticks xD )

[@Aggressive_Splooge]

Yup

[@jnssmnsn]

Aye, so many things wrong with this build >_

[@eclampsium]

in that case, would flipping the case and then making it back to the upright position, help getting the air out of the pump then to the radiator?

[@valterbaessa]

@@eclampsium nope it doesn't help eventually gravity does its thing and the air will be again up

[@cmillett85]

I’m surprised you only have 185k Subscribers. You’ll definitely get a million or more soon if you keep up this good work (=

[@Restlxss]

Love the vibe in the recent videos.

[@zroutt1]

Your pump is making noise because it is above the in/out of the radiator. You should have the radiator in/out above the pump always. There the little air bubbles get stuck in the top of the radiator and smooth operation at the pump ;) Awesome build and killer content as always. I am surprised you don't have 500k subs or more. Keep it up!!

[@trsiel8953]

This is not true. The bubbles will get stuck on the highest point of the aio, including the radiator itself. In this configuration, the aio block is below the top of the radiator, so it's not a problem. This is the second best way to install an aio after the top mounted way. With a 360mm, you can't get the bubbles problem unless you're mounting the radiator on the bottom of the case. It's différent on a 240mm because it's possible to have the top of the radiator below the aio block. Just FYI.

[@billybbob18]

I'm more likely to build a system into one of those old eMachine "NEVER OBSOLETE" cases. They can still be found in the closets of many homes today. Nobody would want to steal it either. Comedic value is what I plan on but that is one VERY clean looking system. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and to me, this one screams class. First word that comes to mind is whiskey (I don't drink anymore).

[@MATTYDAZZ]

Great quality, great content and always playing in the background.

[@Jonky98]

That is the most beautiful PC I have ever seen, the case is epic

[@sdtarango84]

Great build bud! Thanks for your content!

[@theTechNotice]

My pleasure!

[@tsken13]

So glad you used this case and a rad up front..I'm currently trying to know what fans I can fit to get more airflow and you just proved anything works

[@guzy08]

Couldn't agree more, Asus ProArt series bring PC component to a whole new design level. Your built is like the S-class series of Mercedes 😉

[@hexacarbide268]

It does look simply amazing! Great job

[@filmfanatic4060]

Visually looks amazing

[@ruimonteiro3012]

Really beautiful...congratulations

[@marcopro442]

Which color are these custom cables?

[@martinjpiana]

this channel not only caters to my hardware specific needs but is also is an island that is far awat from the `gamer` aesthetics that are so atrocious.. ! amazing channel. amazing build.

[@franklinjoshua3868]

I don't know how you made a mistake by mounting the AIO tubes at bottom. I was really hoping that you will change the layout 19:31 I know you're Legend in this, but it could result in increasing Pump Pressure and the flow will be decreased in due time and increase in Fan speed. but still sick built

[@JJFX-]

Nonsense. The top of the radiator is still higher than the pump block. This is the ideal orientation when a top mount isn't possible. Flipping it can work fine but increases the likelihood of air getting pulled thru the barbs, especially as fluid permeates. The effect of the lines being below the pump should be negligible. In either orientation, one line is either pulled or pushed against gravity which a typical AIO should have no problem with. Now there is always the chance of air getting caught in the block regardless. You could manually move the block around to get it out before mounting. Rotating the pump block so air can escape into the outlet could also be beneficial but you'd still want the tubes at the bottom of the rad. TLDR: Avoiding air accumulating in the pump should always be the priority.

[@mastroitek]

Tubes are supposed to go at the bottom, because the opposite part has the air pocket, which should always be above the pump... I also don't understand why that would put more strain on the pump, the amount of water that needs to be moved is the same and the fluid must be moved (in height) by the same distance in either of the two vertical orientations (this is a situation where the fluid is in a state of constant speed). So, the only difference would be when the pump needs to accelerate the flow of the fluid, and I'm not sure if that would even make a difference

[@squatch545]

You also could have used the new gold colored metal-framed Apex Stealth fans from Alphacool that just got released.

[@_B.C_]

Would really like to see a noise removal showdown video between this motherboard, nvidias noise removal and AMDs.

[@SirBlicks]

Surprisingly this isn’t as expensive as I thought it would be.

[@Jikktastic]

How much is this build?

[@AlphaMachina]

I love gooooold Mr. Pesur.

[@computerenthusiast402]

How much did this build cost ?

[@notority1993]

the pc total chills the gold and black

[@panino.c]

You must have watched Gear Seekers build. Epic and 100% my inspiration for my build.

[@jodajackson4489]

This is the first time I’ve ever seen a hoodie on a PC.

[@p_sn00ter]

what is the magnetic light you were using in the roof of the case at 26:12 of the video?

[@theTechNotice]

Aputure MC

[@p_sn00ter]

@@theTechNotice thank you for the response. By the way, I really appreciate the creator slant of your channel. It is really nice not have just another gaming performance channel to look at when they all tend to be just thumbnail clickbait for the fanboys. So thanks for being original and something truly different to watch.

[@lajson]

It's a nice build but I think you mounted your AIO wrong, you need to rotate the cooler so the tubes are up and going down to the pump.

[@tilapiadave3234]

100% correct ,, BAD error for someone that has experience

[@Morgane3D]

1) You should have the radiator in/out above the pump always ! 2) You make priority cooling to CPU with radiator in front. With gaming, you must fix it in the top to make priority to GPU !

[@bergdk237]

Definitely looks amazing with black/gold! but i'm a sucker for white build's

[@eclampsium]

Thanks for this video. I've learned a lot on this one, specially the Phanteks T30 mods to the watercolor in the front where you typically not always want lights (studied them and omg, loved them) and the custom cables (there are cheaper alternatives on Ali). There are some y cables that would have saved you on that last fan on the back. It may be looked clean but that's an important fan place...

[@wilson5393]

Actrully for most of the time, the onboard wifi-card is put on a veriical slot and srewed on the board with a small case/holder, so you can change the wifi card if you wish.

[@stefanaraharijaona324]

another interesting video man. I also would like to thank people commenting on this channel to help out with my last build. i5 13 600 k / RTX 4070 Pro art / B 760 Pro Art Creator WIFI / 32 Gb RAM / 2 Tb firecuda 530 Nvme. The PC will be used for gaming & content creation. Will be upgrading the other parts all along (aiming for 64 gb of RAM + 4 Tb additional SSD drive)

[@DJaquithFL]

The matchy-matchy looks sweet. Next you need to get into hard tubing and venture away from AIOs. 👍😎

[@StaK_1980]

Absolutely gorgeous PC. On the topic of the Pump noise, I am fairly certain that the pump is gurgling air inside. You should really rearrange the heatsink to be up top. I know it is a pain, but this way you'll kill your pump in no time.

[@tourist6290]

Looks very nice but please don't ever place the radiator at the bottom. The tube end of the radiator should always be higher than the pump, ideally at the top of the case. If this doesn't work because like in your case it wouldn't fit, place it at the front with the tubes facing up.

[@ToxicHAL]

I keep seeing conflicting info. Some say that it doesn’t matter. Can you elaborate on why it’s a bad idea?

[@Peak_Freq]

This orientation is perfectly fine. Other than the radiator being installed at the bottom of the case, the orientation you're suggesting, while still fine, is the least preferred method.

[@CsQ_RandomRepository]

This is correct, but only because the product in question has the pump inside the CPU block. If the pump is located somewhere else, like in the middle of the tube such as be quiet's Pure Loop, it should be fine.

[@tourist6290]

@@ToxicHAL There's always a little bit of air in your water cooling. Air always gets to the highest point, and when the pump is the highest point, it will be trapped there and 1. make noise (bubbling/dripping/vibration noises) and 2. can be bad for the health of your pump. The amount of air is very low, usually way below 1% but it will increase over time. No material is really sealed so every year your water cooling will lose about 1% of cooling liquid, it will bleed through the tubes on microscopic scale and evaporate at the outside, you will probably never see it but over the years it will sum up in amount lost. Now if you are using a water cooling AIO over years and have the pump being the highest point, it could be that so much air is trapped inside the pump that it gets damages because it kinda runs dry, which must never happen (it will also be kinda loud in comparison). If you make sure the tubes are going upwards and the radiator is the highest point (top mount), the air gets trapped there and makes no problems. Front mount is not ideal but again, when the tubes at least are the highest point it's ok. And then again you might be lucky and for some reason it really doesn't matter in your particular case, which is kinda rare though. I would always try top mount or at least front mount with tubes at top though.

[@jackofspades69]

Mate, I would poo my pants if I had a computer like this

[@TazzSmk]

absolutely beautiful setup :3

[@connorp8408]

Great vid, you should replace the CPU bracket with a contact fromae since youre on a newer inlet cpu

[@g_d0490]

Full pc built showcase is at 29:09

[@hugoboy974]

What's the colors, specs and model for the custom cable, looks good

[@roifilham29]

I reeeally love these "creator/professional" look instead those sharp-angle gamery aesthethic. I don't understand why it's still hard to find and somewhat quite expensive.

[@Aggressive_Splooge]

I will be doing a full pro art build when the 5000 series Nvidia cards come out. I want something that looks like this. You make the best looking pc's.

[@HighIgnition]

So also putting the pump on top of the AIO hoses was an on purpose error?

[@weezySKLH]

Miss information there one can change the wifi card even if its located in the I/O at the back.

[@gunslingorgunslingorsadf8150]

This is nuts, I just bought these same parts but better hopefully. Proart x870e, 9950x, 192 same ram same cooler...

[@ErzbergAdventures]

I have owned the Z790 WiFi version of this board. Honestly it's been a rocky ride that has turned to crap as of a week ago. Been lots of Stability issues which have now escalated to a dead system and the board being returned for evaluation and warranty!

[@BBFPV]

Is the 4080 pro art a silent card?

[@landkart7233]

any 4080 is silent i believe, i am running zotac white rtx 4080 super, and its mega quiet even on 100% load (150 watts)

[@BBFPV]

@@landkart7233 Then we probably have completely different ideas about what “quiet” means. My trinity is louder at min rpm (1000) than my AIO at 100% CPU load.

[@landkart7233]

@@BBFPV something has to be wrong with your trinity or maybe rtx 4080 super variant is different? i could not even hear the gpu and i am sensitive to noise too

[@BBFPV]

@@landkart7233 It's only a 4070S, I had one from Gigabyte now and the Trinity is already the second one, the first one had a defect. Both had at least one fan with a cracking bearing but you can hardly hear it. Both have badly balanced fans which makes the whole case vibrate slightly. But I managed to solve this with tape. But in terms of pure air noise, all the graphics cards are louder than my AIO and the case fans together. This could have been improved with better fans and probably a little more distance to the cooling fins.

[@troylove7572]

I thought the AIO radiator should be elevated, will it sill function properly like that

[@shahedimon]

Putting the radiator pump down is ideal?

[@tassoti1]

Can you please make a comparison test, between AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX vs Nvidia GeForce RTX 4080 for 3d render?

[@undefwun2135]

Pretty sure he did something similar.. might have been the 4090 though. The XTX got stunted on in the blender benchmarks. Like the Nvidia was 200-250% better. Everything else was like 5-10% difference, which I could live with given the price difference, but that Blender score, the gap was just too big. Pity too, because I was looking at the XTX because of DP2.1 for the 32" 240Hz 4K OLEDs coming next year (ASUS, AW and Samsung have announced some).

[@tassoti1]

thanks man!You were right .I found the video with the comparison i was looking for.Very good ofcourse!

[@Zadig_Ben]

@theTechNotice why not using an X670E or Z790 with two 4060 ti 16gb ? Seems like a great dual GPU solution with a lot of vram for designers? :)

[@leftylou4693]

Noise in pump probably air trapped, going to have to move the whole case around and upside down to get them out the pump. you didn't know that?

[@jakkiryanov9859]

No Xforma case?

[@USArmyVet91]

Sorry, won’t try to change your mind. I just bought the 4060ti Pro Art GPU. It is stunning. ☝️☝️

[@Zyrk01]

Been watching your ssd videos. Is the lexar nm790 a good choice for project drive? Thanks

[@timroach5898]

i was wondering if the pump hoses would have went under the end of the video card. I would of thought he hoses would just fit between the card and the case since the card sits higher then the motherboard but hangs past the edge of the motherboard that would leave a small gap. But I cant tell the diamter of the hoses in the video..

[@JonnyMainframe]

I was waiting for that cooler to fall over on top of your motherboard. Glad it didn’t!

[@tilapiadave3234]

Cooler pump will die pretty fast ,,TOP ( tube connect) MUST always be higher than pump head

[@soxplict]

What is the color code on that gold, cant replicate it on mine?

[@sn0ww0]

I like ProArt style mush butter than Rog style beautiful and class

[@mitchellsmit5090]

I am not an expert but is it not should the aio not be on top of the case? Ofcrouse you would have to buy a 240mm one

[@AGENTEN-ry6lr]

Thought about doing the same build with a z790 pro art and a 12900ks paired with a 4080 pro art... sadly they ran out of stock...

[@christopherbussiere4415]

Dont put tub down on pomp my frend, right on horizontal is better ,tub down on Rad is perfect side 😊

[@Nikos_Radioactive]

Wrong case for a 360mm AIO... You need a case for fitting on top ;-)

[@Blake-W8LB]

Currently building my first PC thanks to your channel! Im using a Gigabyte z790 aorus master X with an i7-14700k and two 1TB SSD's, one a gen 4 Cardea z440 and the other a gen 5 T-force z540 with a Gigabyte RTX3060 12gb gpu. My question is this, the manual for the motherboard says if I use the 5.0 M2 slot it will reduce my pciex16 to x8. Should I put the SSD there or in one of the other M2 slots? I am learning CAD and 3d modeling, will not be doing any gaming on it.

[@Blake-W8LB]

also, would I be much better off with a different GPU such as a Proart 4060 8gb?

[@rodhester2166]

sure wish they made some gaming boards etc. that were that clean looking.

[@kasper8007]

Hey Notice do u have the design code for the cables? way easier for me to order them that way :D

[@danijelb.3384]

None of the Galahad 2 reviews had an issue with pump noice. I think it’s bc it’s on the bottom and air is trapped.

[@jasonmoreno378]

I’m using the same CPU & GPU, I just don’t feel it works ok. Both are running on an asus Z790P motherboard board, is it the problem?

[@Ainstainm]

I bought the same MB ProArt B760 yesterday, but I bought an i9 13900k and the GPU was a ProArt RTX4070, my question is, does this card and Motherboard support an i9? Excellent video thank you very much!

[@anjelomichelangelo7726]

I am waiting the day, when you do a full ASUS PRO ART build in their new "asus proart PA602 case". also with their unreleased liquid cooler 😁😁

[@theTechNotice]

That would be cool!

[@Troynex]

@@theTechNotice​​⁠hey Sir. Thank you for your nice Video every day. I love it. Beside that I got a question to you. I want buy a ryzen 7800X3D With thermalright Phantom Spirit and RTx 4080 Super (32,8cm length). Would you for that With a pure base 500FX oder Shadow base 800FX? Thanks !

[@sunwalker4017]

great looking PC. but omg, no dark mode in Windows 👀

[@theTechNotice]

Good point!

[@MirkoChemello]

I can have in detail the codes of the black/gold cables for the various connections. so I can order them the same. thanks so much

[@gloiremaliro5443]

You are my best référence

[@dctsang2]

How come you don't like the Fractal fans?

[@AbdellahRechid]

By far the most stunning creator PC build hands down. But I want to know, is it worth it to buy RTX 4060 Ti 16GB over RX 7800 XT for video editing?

[@theTechNotice]

Nope :)

[@shawncarruthers7340]

I got i5 14600k and 4070tisuper works amazing

[@surya-td4dg]

I recently made my first PC using components what you had used in one of your video. And it is was awsome experience. My current issue is I want to turn it ON/OFF remotely using my cheaper laptop because the PC uses alot of energy. Is there any tool so that we can able to turn ON/OFF our computer remotely? It would be awsome if u also make one video about it :)

[@lofifranky]

noob question, if i use it for gaming, and im talking max settings gaming, and content creation will it lean more on the creation side in terms of performance?

[@DJaquithFL]

Regarding DDR5 and putting two matching kits together, generally using the XMP and lowering the speeds slightly will work perfectly fine. Try the following: Example DDR5 6800 2x48GB In the BIOS Enable the XMP but change the speed to DDR6600 (test) and lower if necessary to only the highlighted speeds. I'm using two kits of the same g-skill memory that's rated for DDR5 6800 and it's running perfectly fine at DDR5 6600 speeds. CPU-Z J8P8UR

[@JJFX-]

There's nothing wrong with this but the more you lower it the more you should consider knocking at least the primary timings down or you're just giving up performance. Higher speed will obviously have higher timing profiles so leaving them alone just increases latency more and more. You could give it more headroom by slightly raising the DRAM voltage and of course you'll want to run memory tests like y-cruncher to be sure it's stable but you should be doing that regardless with 4 dimms. Intel's memory controller can be frustrating (14th gen does seem better) so at least run a final test overnight to be sure it's fairly stable. Do NOT just wait for something to crash and assume it's fine if it doesn't. Especially on a work system.

[@DJaquithFL]

@@JJFX- .. AMDs memory controller is extremely worse in comparison to Intel, you'd never be able to run DDR5 6600 with 4X let alone if/barely 2X sticks on the current AMD offerings. Intel DDR5 6600 with 4X sticks is very common, there are "quad" kits, and randomly increasing voltages can damage the CPU and cause instability. As it is, these DDR5 kits are pushing both the OCs and voltages near its limits (1.55V-1.6V).

[@JJFX-]

@@DJaquithFL That is definitely right but I wasn't comparing it, I simply meant frustrating in the sense that instability can take awhile to nail down. The point being that people need to test it more than just playing a game or trying to render a video. Glad you have it dialed in, sounds like a solid setup.

[@DJaquithFL]

@@JJFX- .. The success or failure is highly dependent on the RAM including its Die (I'm avoiding that debate), BIOS version and CPU (specifically Intel generation 12, 13, 14). I briefly mentioned (testing) which is easily another debate, but for overall "rock solid" stability a full load overnight is generally sufficient. My point is running only a memory testing app alone doesn't guarantee "rock solid" stability. I've never known RAM OC'ing to fail with 3 steps above its rated speed when x2 sticks per channel are filled using kits from the MOBOs QVL list. Example i9-13900K rated DDR5 5600 MT/s so 3 steps is DDR5 6400 memory from the QVL list. Frankly, OC'ing isn't what it used to be because the CPUs and GPUs are already essentially factory overclocked within their stable bin level. Silicon lottery is already pretty much predetermined at the factories. While I can overclock my i9-13900K to nearly 6GHz It's literally drawing twice as much power with a drop of effective additional performance, not to mention turning my PC into a space heater. So if your goal is to simply share synthetic useless benchmarks with your buddies, then go for it. RAM on the other hand, does yield to a point under some uses a benefit with very little additional stresses on the overall system if done properly. In my case, the reason I'm using 4 sticks of RAM versus 2 sticks is purely for aesthetics. I have a high spec system and leaving out two sticks so I can have DDR5 8000 - 8200 is like a supermodel missing her front 2 tooth teeth.

[@JJFX-]

@@DJaquithFL 100% agree that truly stabilizing a memory OC takes more than a single test, my advice was simply to encourage some degree of testing for the average person. I'd say +3 speed bins or so is probably a fair assumption in regards to frequency alone. However it's important to note that Intel's officially supported speeds actually aren't much different than AMD. They only officially support DDR5-5600 for 2x1R. This drops to 5200 for 2x2R and with 2 dimms/4 ranks per channel as you're running, they only support DDR5-3200. They don't make it clear on the spec page so I understand why people assume this but it's all in the SKU support matrix inside the 13th/14th gen datasheet. Most meaningful overclocking is arguably dead but IMO memory overclocking is the last frontier. Many XMP/EXPO profiles are a bit of a joke and you can still push cheap kits near expensive ones. Binning is relevant with Hynix dimms but you'll typically only see differences pushing to the limit and lowering timings like tRP and tRFC. On Ryzen memory is especially beneficial since it's already so limited by latency. The kit I just tested with a 7950X was stable up DDR5-7800 in 1:2 mode but still performs better in most situations at just 6400 30-37-30, 1.43V in 1:1 and geardown disabled. At high voltage it can do 6600 C30 but most can't and that's about where Zen 4 tops out. There is arguably potential with a solid DDR5-8000 OC in 1:2 mode . The potential is obviously far higher on Intel but in my experience with 13th, stabilizing aggressive OC's can be oddly sporadic. On Zen 4, once it's dialed in you really don't see random errors after significant testing (with good thermals). It's fairly obvious when you hit the limit. On Intel it could test stable in everything for days then after some restarts it could throw random errors in just 1-2 hours. Just a strange observation others have noted too but in many other ways it's far less frustrating. To me, both platforms are fun to play with and it'll be a sad day when memory OC'ing goes the way of everything else.

[@NetshadeX]

While AIO coolers obviously look amazing it's worth noting you can air cool a 14600K without issue since it's well under 200W. Even a mid spec air cooler like a Dark Rock 4 will effortlessly cool a sub 200W CPU and be more quiet at it too. Anyway, just something to note, beautiful build though!

[@alluringlifestyleproperties]

Wow I'm building a new machine right now to run Linux Mint, OBS and DaVinci Resolve Studio. This video is very helpful and I'm planning on the Z790 but now have to re-think it. Before yesterday I didn't think you could buy anything that's not geared for gamer's especially NVIDIA. Nothing against gamer's but not everyone on the planet is a gamer so I was amazed to see a MB for Creators! So I love the memory sticks you show but on Amazon and they have the size options but not sure how to sort the Styles? Does that have something to do with when you say don't go for the fastest depending on your setup?

[@baronvonkaiser9912]

6:15 you underestimate my ability to consume ram

[@itsrohitdasari]

Can we install intel i9 14th gen on asus proart z790 wifi creator? Cause on website they mentioned only 12th & 13th gen that's why

[@JayzBeerz]

Tubes up is incorrect installation.

[@panino.c]

I just ordered my set up and paired the proart Z790 with the i7 14th gen 14700. There are 4 addiitonal cores for £60 difference compared to the 13th gen equivelant.

[@furynotes]

I learned the hard way. Installing a WiFi 6e m.2 card into a z790 lightning d4 without WiFi. You can easily break the wires.

[@rainmagic1]

Does anybody make a temperature probe that you can put in line or on a water block to see the true water temperature? And also if you’re doing a custom waterloop why can’t you just put two radiators at the bottom of the case where they can’t be seen and configure them in a push pull.

[@zdenek75a]

Good idea to ask whether we "hear" the noise and talk over it ruining any possible effort. Thanks

[@waelelwaryith9044]

Giving away this amazing piece of art to our non-profit magazine, will not only land you a hero on the cover, but also an exclusive interview, as well as the Sponsor of the Year. congratulations :)

[@Lexington101]

8:50 LOL - I have to agree.

[@caspersmith7112]

there are differences in 13 to 14 with some coing and also some config for being able to to more accurate diagnostic inside windows

[@kronstudios]

thanks

[@mikebaker2927]

Why on earth add the 2nd 8pin for the gpu if it’s never being used?

[@theTechNotice]

Did you not see me explain this in the video? :)

[@mikebaker2927]

@@theTechNoticeso I believe it’s because you didn’t have time to get a new cable. But my question is, that dual cable that used to - can’t the 2 8pins be separated? Another question if you don’t mind, does that dual cable have a 16pin cable comb on it? If so, where did you get that?

[@braaitongs]

Just wish these things come in ITX and/or low profile form factor.

[@Bronwyn031]

I just upgraded from 9th gen (9900KS) with DDR4 to 14th gen (14900K worth it for my situation) with DDR5. Bought x2 32GB DIMM kits for 64GB System ram and discovered you can't run XMP with 4 sticks with DDR5. Ram drops down to 4000MT/s with that much RAM installed. My old GSkill Trident Z Royal was overclocked to 3600 MT/s. So, I'm technically faster than my old DDR4. I don't know how much of a difference 4000 MT/s would be to say 7800 MT/s using DDR5. I may send these kits back and try to find x2 32GB sticks but the new build seems to be snappy and fast enough for my music production and 4K gaming needs.

[@groenevinger3893]

4000 is pretty slow, are you sure nothing else is wrong configured? 2x32gb would be better

[@Bronwyn031]

@@groenevinger3893 I've been looking for 2 stick DRAM kit that have 64GBs of storage and they are pretty rare; and the ones that do exist have MT speeds near 4800 anyways. The 6000+ MT/s high-speed RAM kits are normally relegated to 32GB. I was able to OC my current GSKILL to 5800MT/s and the system survived repeated memory stress tests in AIDA64. 4800MT/s is the default speed of my GSKILL DRAM kits, so I at least got above that.

[@madeinbalcony7237]

Imagine something like this in ITX/SFF