S300 High Powered Gaming In An 8 Litre Case. Mini ITX!

[@JordanStambaugh1]

THANK YOU for actually putting the prices on screen. No other ITX creators do this

[@reitastatic3386]

Old products are sold by some for an absurd amount simply since it is not manufactured anymore. They try to sell if for whatever they can, of course, it doesn't mean it actually worth that much. Great video, i just built my son his first pc in this same case. Was a very easy case to build in.

[@lavone5541]

yes, im seeing old i7 12th gen chips being 1 grand (in my currency) more expensive than the newest i5 chips its crazy! Dont even mention the gpus

[@KogureDevilchan]

Doing the same soon. using old part + some new ones specific for the case to make me a portable machine I can bring to a friend's house casually.

[@Dr3amtastic]

That’s a big reason I did this one too!

[@richardmatias639]

Shamlessly watchin the new freshness more video please with this amazing quality thank you in advance The man put a gaming rig together in a brief case!? He's a unit! This man is a brain and we don't deserve this level of greatness in a single person! Thank you for being born sir!

[@Dr3amtastic]

You’re ever too kind to me

[@miyakenise]

Love it! Watching now & gonna show my husband when he’s off of work! Keep going your videos are amazing & you speak so clearly for the description!

[@Dr3amtastic]

Thank you! I really appreciate it

[@zakiuddin3120]

Good mobo choice! 👍

[@poetic.voyage]

I'm obsessed with this case lol.

[@aadastra]

I think you should have installed the the Arctic P12 slim to blow in the opposite direction, namely towards the top of the case. Like that it will bring fresh air into the case, while pushing warm air through the top, preventing both the GPU and especially the CPU cooler recirculate the hot air they exhaust.

[@Dr3amtastic]

It only fit in the bottom position unfortunately.

[@markbernhardt6281]

Steve from gamers nexus recently reviewed a starforge PC with the bottom fan on exhaust. They contend that when you have all the fans blowing in, it's too much positive pressure, the hot air leaves any hole it can and gets sucked back into the case. With a bottom mounted exhaust, the air hits the floor and is shot away from the case so it can't get recirculated. Pretty interesting and flipping the fan to an intake caused 3 degrees worse performance.

[@tK0xSpAr10]

Can’t wait to pop out to the stream!

[@manuelaldir9470]

Would be curious to see some gameplay on this smaller build

[@Dr3amtastic]

Still running gameplay tests and thermal levels!

[@plplplplplpl7336]

Nice build

[@Dr3amtastic]

Thank you!

[@kaifiman]

Can it fit 6700xt sapphire nitro its 310mm it does say that this case max gpu length is 305 but can it fit 310mm card please if anyone knows do answer

[@orion9k]

How solid is that handle?

[@Dr3amtastic]

You can swing the whole rig around in a circle fully built

[@sweeterthanhic6430]

Nice hands!😃

[@Dr3amtastic]

Thank you! 😂😂

[@biotronic6912]

What about temps???

[@Dr3amtastic]

I added a second fan in and it brought the temps down to a perfect range

[@XINJINPIIG]

Does the 6700xt can fit in this case?

[@Dr3amtastic]

The case can fit GPUs under 305mm

[@eliezerrodriguez3597]

Nice video

[@pterrordactyl]

How long was the PCIE cable that came with it/ the one you replaced it with?

[@Dr3amtastic]

I don’t remember how long the cable is exactly, but it is the stock one the case came with

I have a question, I'm new to building SFF. Can you tell me what kind of PCIE 5.0 I should buy? There is this Single Reverse Straight, Right Angle and Double Reverse I found in Amazon. I'm really confuse which one should I buy for S300. And what is the advisable length I should buy? Thank you. :)

[@Dr3amtastic]

250mm straight and the 190mm dual reverse cable will work in the case!

@@Dr3amtastic Thank you so much. 🙂

[@monolithsoft_guy]

Question: Can the handle be removed? I'm kinda thinking about getting this case or the Dan H20, but the handle makes this one a bit tacky. Without it, it'd have a nice minimalistic look. Thx (how's the noise in such small case? Is it silent during idle/office/browsing? thx again)

[@Dr3amtastic]

It can be removed there are two screws holding it in place, as per noise level I actually had to add a second fan into it to reduce temps, as per the sound level it really depends on the cpu, cooler, and fans you use. With the 5800x is the cooler ramps up occasionally but its no PS4. If you use a noctua cooler and fans it should significantly reduce noise levels in an itx

[@monolithsoft_guy]

@@Dr3amtastic I'd probably go for a Ryzen 9 7900, heard it was very energy effecient and thus on the more quiet side (65 TDP). Or would you say that's a bad idea? Anyway, thanks for the answer, adding additional fans is always a good idea.

[@faustorodriguez6237]

How much would you recommend me to spend on a new pc

[@Dr3amtastic]

For a first build a good budget idea is about 700-1200 find deals where you can but don’t cheap out on your power supply!

[@luvordub]

🔥🔥🔥

[@stephrod711]

Lets gooooooo

[@askehraz]

nice build

[@Dr3amtastic]

I'm glad you like it