Ryzen LanBox Gaming PC!

[@nerdonabudget]

My goodness Matt, this is AWESOME!! You did such a great job and went so in depth with the documentation of everything, love it!

[@TechByMattB]

Thanks Danny!!!

[@jacoxia5721]

Indeed

[@lonewolfszn8312]

Nerd boy U still giving out free rigs..?😛

[@tec7101]

LONEWOLF SzN a rig 😂

[@dannyvk5867]

Love both you guys videos so cool that you support each other

[@JanJanJanJanJanJanJanJanJan2]

Now all we need is lan parties to happen again

[@juicecan6450]

genuinely miss em. last time i got to do that was with all laptops

[@Nordlicht05]

@@juicecan6450 would love to carry my desktop but no one wants to make one...

[@PatalJunior]

*No you don't, imagine getting corona virus . . .*

[@eirin099]

There are still a ton of "larger" lans out there, but if you want smaller ones you gotta get your lads to stop being lazy

[@StaticVapour590]

@@eirin099 Nah we are just "too old" to have such time.

[@bayukharesma6881]

Laptop : Exist Matt : Hold my lanbox

[@Aelonius2]

@@spritsfal5088 And better thermals; thus better performance :D

[@ibrahimoshodi4472]

@@spritsfal5088 Thems some funkily low numbers you're quoting for the lanbox. I'd say closer to $700 and $1100

[@iwnl_vale]

@@spritsfal5088 a lot of 800 dollar laptops are both very light and more powerful than that pc. Just not upgradable

[@xplodingmojo2087]

This man just one-upped the old-school suitcaselaptops!

[@hoodhussler1226]

This looks like something built straight from the 80’s

[@xplodingmojo2087]

Vogelmilch same, but it just looks cool. It’s like a show-car.

[@sarahrose7445]

@Vogelmilch nah gimme that thing and I would be the happiest person alive.

[@TwoTonTaft]

This thing (or at least its concept) would outperform most laptops and cost a fraction. And it'd be a GREAT conversation piece at whatever LAN party you brought it to

[@RedSunFX]

I would also include an easy to access power button. Always bridging the pins isn't fun.

[@Mineboinamedzack]

This is honestly the most impressive pc build I've seen in a long time

[@skullhunter9962]

Imagine having an Intel build in this box.

[@blip-hn6is]

intel would be fine, runs much cooler and power efficient than amd

[@skullhunter9962]

@@blip-hn6is It is a joke. A Ryzen Box with an Intel processor. I am not saying Intel would be a bad option, I am just making a joke.

[@yeshalla2676]

Put it on a table *bomb has been planted*

[@SullySadface]

Enjoy your fire I guess

[@lakers4life71]

Power efficiency and cooling is what intel’s known for? I think you have company’s mixed up

[@geronimus4288]

BROOO Ive had this idea for years, you just half-way acomplished my dream build. in my full dream build its a larger box, with a larger screen, and there is a compartment for keyboard, mouse and mousepad aswell.

[@christianhorn1999]

and headset + ethernet cable, have the same idea and due to corona a lot of time until the next LAN party

[@johnsherby9130]

9:00 I think the buttons look fine but it wouldn’t be too hard to make a little 3D printer cover for that. There’s a rabbit hole for you to dive into!

[@therealfirstone]

Very nice. My wife has seen me struggling with choosing a compact case for a fun itx build and a few days ago suggested I build my own, not that I had already thought about it. I've built furniture and done wooden projects around the house and upon seeing what you did with that Ryzen box I feel more encouraged to build a nice compact system using wood. Thanks for sharing.

[@nolanmarzan5836]

Amazing. The level of creativity here is immense. I think this is your best custom build by far.

[@doozeschanyt9554]

My boi should've bought cable sleeves for those cables hanging down the monitor

[@mousumipalmajumdar324]

KZbin : what's Matt's creativity level Me: ITS OVER 9000

[@ImOnMy116]

This is so sick, these builds are so cool! Making me jealous I haven't had the time lately to screw around with my hardware / builds recently.

[@Dlihc]

I'm not sure I would have gave away all my secrets. This is not only a very cool build, It's incredibly clean and you preserved the box. Very well done

[@maryk4y]

Currently putting together a Gamecube pc thanks to you. Man, you make me want to build everything you showcase on this channel. Great job with this one!

[@flibber123]

This is impressive, not just for the idea and the fact you made it work. The detail, the way it looks like it was designed that way from the start, is amazing.

[@kevinleiste2933]

It´s beautiful. I´ve looked at this for five hours now.

[@SinaFarhat]

Great job! Two questions: How is the sound levels from the amd CPU cooler? Doesn't a open box like that cause dust to get on the components faster compared to a closed case? Keep up the good work!

[@dumbdemon1334]

If you keep up with cleaning it shouldn’t be a problem

[@wadeepperson6906]

if hes basically using it for lan parties the amount of time being open probably is just minimal per week.

[@LadBooboo]

If he wanted to he could place a super fine mesh on it but I don't he'll be running this as a daily driver or often enough that dust will be a problem.

[@DordiHOTS]

I took off the side panel on my main PC. I just dust it every week or so. Keeps temps down 20-30 degrees by having it open.

[@BlaqZ]

@@DordiHOTS my tempered case looks so good on picture, but damn i didnt thought about it blocking the airflow, had to do the same with the front panel to get the temps down, i seriously thought my single fan gpu sucked, but turns out its only 65 on load, not the 85 initially.

[@R0n8urgundy]

Really liking your custom builds. Hope this channel blows up cos it deserves it.

[@DYNANiK.official]

Oh dude, THIS is cool! I've build a PC inside an old IKEA wood cube years ago...

[@firesayer23grumpybuns75]

I think a great way to cover the control buttons for the screen would be a wooden cover with holes drilled in place for the buttons to poke through. Just a few thin pieces glued together or even one of the dowels chiseled out would work well and look really nice. I LOVE THE BUILD BTW.

[@adampsyreal]

Brilliant! Can't wait to see your "version 2.0"

[@MrJasontm2386]

Dude....Awesome. Single awesome. Great job brother...and I think the lcd input motherboard sticking out a half inch looks cool. Doesn't hurt it at all.

[@cancerfish6504]

I literally didnt know square clamps like that existed until just now. Those seem extremely useful.

[@voteDC]

This is such an awesome build and perfect for travelling. No more trying to hook a system up to a hotel TV.

[@curiousfang5044]

Super sweet build, I think it would look even bette with some polished brass accents. Maybe as the brackets holding the pc in the box and maybe a cover over the panel buttons.

[@DemonSaine]

as a guy that loves creating things, your channel is an inspiration and joy to watch. I'm not sure how I even came across it but I'm so glad I did

[@retrojello1557]

I don't usually comment on these types of videos, but this is EXACTLY what I wanted to build! A PC that fit into a wooden suitcase looking thing :))

[@1sonyzz]

Love the smooth relaxing intro, gives a good watch after long work day or before sleep - no bullshit logo's of channel or screaming music at you like most of smaller channel youtubers do...

[@mikedozier6323]

I made a wooden Boxed micro atx PC, the only thing I would have done different is metal plate it for signal interference. I used a wood glue and tinfoil to line my box, it was recommended to me by my brother who is a hardcore AMD PC guy. We grew up poor so AMD was the way to go for the bang for your dollar. I would say throw a few fans in there but the case is open and plenty of fans from GPU, CPU and power supply. Nice build my guy!

[@eirin099]

the possibility of detaching the door and putting it on the back to save space would be great, few places i've seen where you can take up that much space

[@JuanGonzalez-hv6vs]

Matt, you are tech God of modding dude, this is insane in a good way.

[@jacqueshilo250]

Cool mod Matt! IMO removing the PSU stickers and fan stickers on the GPU would really clean it up or even that carbon fiber wrap over the GPU shroud, wraith cooler and psu would be dope too

[@NosticGames]

Notification squad baby! Love your vids Matt!

[@brandonbennett7865]

I'm going to do something similar to this now that I've seen it. I've been wanting to do a portable pc build for a long time. I'm going to be making a box that is big enough to fit my hardware with some space behind like you did but I'm doing the monitor slightly different. I'm going to get a monitor with a slight kickstand on it and make the side panel/door removable so that I can just turn it around and remount it to my box to game and turn it back around for when I am done. Thank you for the idea because you have solved a lot of my problems with this situation

[@Tech215Studios]

Matty You're a stud bro. Not only was the modding amazing but your production is really well done. Fantastic as always man!!!! Great Vid!!

[@jsawhite]

2 easy upgrades... get a panel mount (under dash or marine style) USB extension and 16/19mm push button for power. You could easily doubleside tape them to the interior frame and have a front facing USB port and power button... Awesome build, though! that looks really cool!

[@acidstone6570]

that is sweet!!! this stuff makes me happy about the future generations thinking outside the box ;)

[@mortyshorty7132]

I really really love what you did with that wooden case

[@Dake21]

This is next level PC building. It's very inspiring.

[@DMonZ1988]

really awesome build Matt, well done! i would just make a little bezel for the screen and i think it would look much nicer if you turned the PSU 90 degrees so the fan faces out, if it fits, so you have a pretty clean 4x4 fan array and we dont have to see that ugly sticker. it also might not protrude from your frame? you could then even put a bit of a mesh over the whole thing to protect the open fans from cheetos.

[@CharlesIsMyName]

i just want to thank you for teaching me a lot of what i need to know to build my own decent gaming pc which i have been saving money up for a long time as my family doesn't have a lot of money to spend on that its a ryzen 3 3200g apu which has made me very happy and now able to follow my dream job of game development i know it doesn't have a lot of power so thank you very much.

[@thepatograper2420]

If LAN parties are a thing nowadays...this would be a practical build. I dreamed a setup like this

[@UKVampy]

Thats a pretty impressive design and execution, much better than my old days in the 90's of lugging a mid tower case and 19" CRT around.

[@kaoskilo]

This is really cool! The only thing I would change is the screen. The screen tear was pretty jarring at around 12:50, so a freesync-compatible one would have to go in there. Otherwise, it's a really creative, excelently executed build. :)

[@suhailkhaan]

Great build, keep up the good job. Modding skills have improved greatly

[@tomlowers306]

Love the box, love the build and love the little shoutout to DIY Perks. Awesome job man!

[@senseofpermanence]

This is incredible man, I've thought of doing something like this a few times so it's dope to see someone make it come true with such a unique idea.

[@ArtisChronicles]

This is actually a pretty good idea and a very nice idea on avoiding holes in the box. I actually like it.

[@AZEOforreal]

This might sound crazy, but maybe door locks would be good to hold everything in. You can undo it to upgrade pieces aswell. I dont know how it would work tho

[@1gatomon]

You did a Fantastic job at the build. I have a lan box also. I just updated it from a 1700 and B 350 Asrock ITX motherboard. I am using a BitFenix Protegy case the handles are nice.. It now has a 2700 and an Asus Rog B 450 Itx motherboard.. The first one I got was a dud it had no sound.. It took amazon a month to replace it.. One of the main reasons I went with the board was the Dual M.2 SSD mounts.

[@carloschanperez5132]

How do you not have more subscribers?! Your content is always interesting! I love your recent builds! Always fun and engaging !!! You're amazing! ✊

[@thegenerousdegenerate9395]

I woulda used a smaller wireless keyboard/mouse combo and tucked them in your io gap for portability. Other than that? Spot on mate! Nice clean creative build.

[@dahboup]

I know you don’t want to cut the box itself too much but I would add a male to female power cable and a malt to female cat6 mounted to the side of the box. That way you can have your power run to the back of the box as well is optional Ethernet running to the back of the box. I think those two things would clean up the wires running from the inside of the box itself.

[@jaedanrodriguez8316]

Man this guy's vids are so my pace thx dude

[@Matthew_Harless]

Glue wood legs to the edge of the frame so it would stay in without drilling holes and you can take it out easily when you want

[@zac6x9]

I was thinking piano hinge for easy access by swinging out the whole frame

[@PunchgodZo]

This is one of the coolest things I’ve seen on KZbin keep it up

[@BennyTech]

Your transitions in this video were awesome! Good work and cool build!

[@hisgen01]

Nice job. Perhaps you can make a wooden panel to cover up the left part of the box where your cables are. Maybe you can find some extension cables for your monitor so you can hide the big connectors which fall out of the box right now when you open it. Still, very creative

[@scottbirkinshaw2009]

Suggestions- put in another wooden dowel up top to act as a shroud to cover those PSU cables. Order yourself a wraith prism. You can probably find one for twenty bucks on eBay, it will look better. Get yourself some AMD decals to cover up those red dragon decals on the fans for the GPU.

[@GabrialMacLeod]

I know its an old video but you could use strips of industrial grade velcro to attach the inner chassis without permanently damaging the box with screws (although all you'd have to do is use wood putty and sand/stain to fix any screw holes

[@Valentin-ri1zr]

That looks amazing ! You could also hahe tried to fit a 60% mechanical gaming keyboard and a mouse in the space left where the cables qre plugged into the motherboard's AIO Carving or cutting foam blocks to make slots for them Like this you would just have to open your pc, plug the power supply in and just take out your keyboard and mouse to game on the go !

[@deezbernie]

Broooooooo this is bad ass work! Looks dope, big fan

[@Zx7o.]

The only thing I would change is to find a way to mount the display on some type of minimal pivot point? Some movement like tilting the screen upwards would be seem better on your neck lol

[@KryptonicHD]

I haven’t seen cinematography like this ! Amazing.

[@isaacsteen4828]

Hey, that's the same motherboard I have! Feels good to see my parts used and praised in someone else's build.

[@lukewojnas1813]

great build! one thing that would be nice is a dedicated spot for carrying the keyboard and mouse, although you probably could fit a mouse and 60% keyboard in the box by the io

[@srocks94]

This is the coolest tech channel *of all time. No question.*

[@lego_minifig]

You could always 3d print a cover for those buttons. You can snag a good printer like the Ender 3 for around $200 these days. Great for modding projects. They even make a special wood filament that you can stain to match the case which you can get on amazon for around $35-40 a roll (about a $10-15 premium compared to average pla or petg)

[@MilesHimself241]

I read your chanel name as "Tech My Butt". Awesome content!

[@Gamepalooza]

LOVE these custom boxes. Thank you sir.

[@rhoug1995]

Great project mate. What you need is a 3d printer, and some CAD designs to elevate this project! :D GOOD JOB. KEep up the good work

[@pryland10]

Should have done an inset mounting for the monitor screen. Instead of attaching it on the outside, make a slit on the inside and slide the tabs in before securing with screws. That way, you can use the wood to inset the button panel as well and spiff it up.

[@DoomWalker42]

I actually built something like this! It had a 24 inch monitor though and was laptop style not vertical like this one. Though the box was bigger and not as nice as this. But it got too heavy to carry around. Though I used a GTX 1060 3gb and i7 4770 at the time. I like your version way better because standing up there is actually room for mouse and keyboard. You could add a couple of Noctua 80mm fans that would go nicely and maybe a power button from Amazon for like 5 bucks. You could also add a wireless Bluetooth dongle, and USB/audio jack hub. To attach the frame why not use that double sided tape since it would be the easiest way and you don't have to do anymore drilling. You can then have the frame be removeable too.

[@carlosteixeira3966]

This is amazing! I love your content and specially this kind of DIY videos! Truly inspiring! Can't wait to see what else you can pull out of the bag! All the best!

[@brendenweaver5107]

Your best build yet! Love it!

[@kilo9er123]

Awesome build, Matt

[@OscarValle69]

This is great, you should get a small keyboard so you can put the mouse and keyboard inside the box too when you carry it. That would be awesome.

[@Rugg-qk4pl]

I've wanted to make a wooden case myself (for a server, for me) for a while, this is sick!

[@pierregrobbelaar9116]

Bro you got some serious Talent.I have this old huge ass case it doesn't have a side panel.I want to do a sleeper build but i am scared of messing it up.I have no modding experience 😁

[@gregford2929]

3:57 lol sick build tho!

[@halolime117]

I really love the OG Wraith cooler

[@pesoen]

my only change that i would make, is to add a dedicated power and reset button to the wooden insert, that way it's easier at a lan party to just open up, connect to power and internet, and get gaming. maybe find out a way to store the extra's(mouse, keyboard, power cables etc) inside the box without being able to move around too much and potentially damage the components. and maybe a slightly beefier cooler as well, considering Ryzen tends to get kinda hot, but other than that, i would likely make it about the same way(if i had the box already)

[@pixvoxel]

For the screen use wood glue, double sided tape would worn out. For the case use neodymium magnets to hold the case in the case

[@sinephase]

Luggables need to make a comeback! Nothing beats desktop hardware! :D

[@spacecy]

That's a pretty sick build. Nice.

[@mich0633]

Wow my man did a whole laptop pc all in one😳

[@meerajbhavsar]

Matt from DIY Perks and you Sir share a lot of similarities. Great Build 👌

[@DeadLink404_]

Only things I would add would maybe make a whole frame around the monitor, this would let you sink the buttons into the frame and make it look more whole, while also making the monitor look flush. I would try and use some form of wire wrap around the monitor power cable, and hdmi to make it look like one single cable. The open space for plugging in cables, I think doing a painted acrylic sheet with a rgb strip behind it would not only get some light in there when you need to plug cables, but also cover the open space to make the box look a bit more filled.. and maybe attach the acrylic to a hinge. Same thing for the power supply, as its a bit of an eye sore with the wires. otherwise, solid build and my suggestions are pure cosmetic.

[@18cmbomb16]

This video needs to blow up

[@XxUltimateGodzXx]

I would prehaps put the PSU on the bottom left and have the cables for the display routing under the right side of the GPU. I'm just worried about the PSU falling. Or for the PSU, you could clamp two pieces of wood 90 degrees, cut out a hole for the psu fan, screw the wood onto the PSU with the provided screw holes with a 90 degree bracket that reaches to the other piece of the wood. From there mount the other end of the 90 degree bracket onto the frame. You'd have to move the frame slightly to the left for that.

[@TheAnonymous30]

Making some kind of a track the frame could slide into, and lock would be absolutely awesome for mounting to the box

[@TwoTonTaft]

I was thinking that too. Wouldn't even really need a track, just an easier way to lock\unlock the frame from the box

[@camojake1005]

I would love to see the same thing with the monitor facing the outside and maybe holes for USB extenders and ethernet maybe. But this is awesome

[@pastvibesyt9526]

I might build this for when I’m going to a friends house and he doesn’t have enough space for a full size gaming setup

[@Lucky8Bastard]

Or just take a Laptop with you :D

[@func0989]

I think this would take up more space because if you don’t have enough space for a Pc gaming setup, you won’t have enough space for this on a desk

[@kazater]

i really like this idea, and your execution is pretty neat! i would probably have gotten a 17 inch display and a way to swivel it so it has a better angle towards your face, also i think youre going to have to strengthen the hinges on the box.

[@AndroidUmair]

Nice build and a great video !!! All I want quite similar to this though is to have kinda luggable pc but with the monitor mounted on the outside and is more of an all in one pc types. Maybe if you like the idea you can give it a shot.

[@ieatcrayons408]

Surprisingly semi permanent amount of tried and trusted components

[@drifter4training]

That is sick.. wish there's a chassis shaped or similar to Grid compass pc laptop..

[@forgotten4006]

Really nice build, for the keyboard i would get one small enough to fit in the gap of the box lol