Some frustrating Testing... But very satisfying Build - HYTE Revolt 3 SFF Case

[@MrEthos7]

I built this case with a 5900x and a 3080 ftw3 and a 240 aio. I set my fans to intake on the bottom fan to cool the mobo and exhaust on the top fan to pull excess heat. I have incredible thermals running the 5900x on 4.6 all core. I highly recommend this fan configuration over both of the ones Roman used. I tested both of the other ways first and didn't like the tradeoffs in either scenario.

[@swizzler8053]

That's a nice setup bro.

[@hdjoe22]

Well that’s a great idea! I’ll do this when I get mine tomorrow. 5800x and a 4070 going in mine

[@TerminusTartaros]

Der8auer explaining the case. Me: looking at sleeping cat

[@PaulLemars01]

Hey Roman, thanks for the video. Just an FYI one year later. Amazon is currently selling the PSU version of the Revolt 3 for $130. Obviously, I bought one and I'm building a new machine for my wife. Nowhere near the monster you built, just a 12400 on a Prime motherboard with 16gb of memory and a 3080XC from the EVGA fire sale. If anyone reads this and is interested there are I7 12700F CPUs going for $190.

[@osmondlisandropomarehernan8346]

I've been looking into SSF cases to build an HTPC and maybe some couch gaming with the spare parts I have lying around from the incremental upgrades I've made over the years, so this content comes in with perfect timing.

[@simoSLJ89]

For exactly this purpose I've been using a TU150, and it's perfect (for aircooling).

[@JhustineProvido]

this is me right now. just upgraded my main PC so I have a 2080 Ti lying around. replaced my previous htpc with a i3 10100 and GT 1030 (moved it to another bedroom) now It's a i5 12400 and RTX 2080 Ti. not bad for a small PC. case is coming tomorrow can't wait!

[@edfitzgerald4810]

I'm pretty sure watching a man build a computer with a cat keeping him company is the equivalent of like 100 sessions with a therapist.

[@Dan-Simms]

Nice, yeah I've been looking at SSF cases and this seems like one of the winners.

[@rsttls]

Beautiful cat !

[@flamixin]

Nice explanation on the airflow. This is the main reason I stay away from SSF where airflow is more critical and none of these cases deal with it seriously.

[@erkinalp]

the8uilder has done a great video, as usual.

[@CMPHOTO2]

You should test to take out the front internal mesh filter, only 2 screws to remove it, and your GPU would be cooler.

[@arkama67]

Yeah I had the same issue with a bad version of prime95, make sure you get it on the official website and updated lol

[@宋延杰]

I am wondering how this compares with SSUPD Meshlicious, which is also a $129 case (full mesh). And they share a similar structure.

[@M.Nguyen29]

The mesh is more superior than this imo.

[@Dan-Simms]

Both are real nice, been looking at the mesh too.

[@3167667]

Thank you for such an informative video! Do you think the hdd bay could be used as psu cable management? And maybe with the two 80mm fans added to the top of the gpu the concern with intake drawing in the exhaust can be minimized?

[@Fezzy976]

I would like to see this case used with an air cooler.

[@PitboyHarmony1]

If you pulled out the inner dust filter from the front panel, you will notice a couple degrees improvement on the GPU, due to less restricted input flow, as well as that hot air strip coming out of the front panel will be slightly better as an exhaust, as the less restricted hot exhaust will less likely be caught back into the GPU intake. That inner dust panel comes out easily with a couple screws. Same as the inner filter of the side panel, but not as easy to remove. That will definitely improve your CPU temps a few degrees, with just that bit of increased airflow. With that ridiculously outclassed GPU in that tiny box, every tweak to help temps ... will benefit. You're right tho, that HDD cage needs to be modular, or just put in mount points on the top of the PSU for 3.5 and 2.5 and just do away with the cage altogether.

[@admiralnorman]

What is one rad fan was intake and one fan was exhaust?

[@Takashita_Sukakoki]

Not great size to performance optimization. There are smaller cases that can use a 280mm AIO and over 2 slot gpus while running cooler.

[@swizzler8053]

Like the NR200. Cheaper and more versatile.

[@TechNinja.1701]

Little Legos of 'Wreck-it-Ralph' or the kaiju monsters from 'Rampage', or an Ant Man statuette, would make for a cute case mod. It looks like a building that the characters would smash around - and also a good size & proportions (IMO) for a case.

[@orion9k]

Will 7800x3d run too hot on this rigg playing CS2 ?

[@Seibar42]

I wonder what the difference in video length is between this one and the en version on the main channel

[@der8auer-en]

The intro which tells to come to this Channel 😂

[@kjell-thoreheimdal7526]

3.rd option on radiator, one inn one out?

[@clintcolombin]

a custom loop might work better, with soft tubing in the right areas.

[@christoffkruger]

I would love to see a test on this case, where the radiator is again in intake mode - but you block the frotn panel's three 'exhaust' columns to ensure the GPU doesnt pull hot air in. (My thinkign being, the rad intake causes a postive rpesuure in the case MORE than when it was in exhaust - therefore mroe hot air coming out and being recycled by the GPU)

[@NeroKoso]

But how many gallons of freedom fits inside?

[@NeroKoso]

@@smokes420 oh! That's quite a lot. I might buy this case!

[@nicholaschai4458]

Love your cat

[@fy7589]

Can you make a $4000 build with the best price-performance parts possible and if possible also add cheaper DIY parts, do some extreme overclock, run some benchmarks and break some records on AIR cooling. If you do that I'll buy the build from you. But do it next year lol. Cause I'm waiting for AM5 vs Intel 13th gen reviews and obviously the next gen parts. The actual question is Can you build the best $4k PC, multi core performance oriented but still with a good gpu.

[@keibohow69]

i Would like to see the temps with a down fire cpu cooler

[@cracklingice]

I wouldn't buy a case without a 3.5 bay. I'm not sold on network attached storage yet and all solid state storage would be half the cost of the PC.

[@chrisstewart1273]

If they took away the silly handle and put a single 140mm or 180mm exhaust fan on top it'd be perfect. I don't understand why no manufacturer does this.

[@leppie]

Wish they would make cases more floor friendly. But this is so small I guess it will hardly take space on a desk.

[@IIARROWS]

By the way: I had the German version in my home page, although I unsubscribed from the German channel xD

[@user-bf5sc8pn8x]

Subscriptions only affect what shows up in your subscription feed itself, not the home page. (some day the home page might stop showing me videos I've already watched too...)

[@IIARROWS]

@@user-bf5sc8pn8x That's just plain wrong. Everything you do on YT affect what you see everywhere.

[@DEJ915]

That pain with the IO cover is one reason I am not a fan of those things.

[@ashlol9389]

too expensive and too heavy if you are looking for a better alternative go for the NR200 or NR200P if you want windowed side panel. It is cheaper with good build quality, it is also lighter for easier portability, has also dust filter and can support both air cooling and water cooling

[@andrew1977au]

8 bit version of the apple cheese grater case.

[@Dan-Simms]

Man what an issue to discover, thanks for wasting your time to inform all of us about that broken prime95

[@donjon7554]

Where's the Cat? 🐱

[@nicholaschai4458]

I would drill of the hdd drive bay

[@kunzaxe]

That is on chill cat

[@themaniac5864]

whats up witht he pepsi co. logo? xD Nice case

[@riba2233]

Google SFF time MNLT, similar concept but a bit more elegant :) and very easy to build in

[@Lead_Foot]

I'm not impressed by the ventilation at all.

[@riba2233]

@@Lead_Foot why, I have tested it and it is great for cpu, and good for gpu (great if you open the top). By great I mean same as open bench, which is fantastic if you consider it is totally closed on three sides

[@Hostilenemy]

Asleep sheep.

[@NA-dt5sz]

It looks like a NZXT H1 lol time for light it on fire.

[@greggreg2458]

Honeycomb > square

[@MaavBR]

love the not coca cola can

[@Jellyment]

Its pepsi, shhhh

[@stuartlunsford7556]

Get it in black and build a giant Xbox!

[@brycecohoon]

how in the world can they call this an itx case?

[@astral16]

I love sheikh

[@DolezalPetr]

like for super cute cat

[@CptPatch]

I unsubscribed from your German channel and subscribed to this one, but I'm wondering if that's going to be a burden on you algorithm-wise. I'd hate to exacerbate the KZbin algorithm troubles you're trying to escape.

[@fredEVOIX]

it should work better as youtube likes to only propose your main language channels, I had both because I live in a multi language country (one of them is german) but I highly doubt yt would "push" a pure german video to someone in UK or NA

[@CptPatch]

​@@fredEVOIX The thing is, his German videos were constantly in my recommendations before I unsubscribed from the main channel. KZbin really didn't seem to differentiate between them and thought "he really seems to like this channel, why does he only watch half of the videos?". At the same time, even after setting my 2nd language on my account KZbin still localizes titles to English in the page... but toggling my languages does stop it from localizing the title in the title bar on my browser? This problem goes away if I use a VPN, so clearly country settings are overwriting language preferences... but only for some UI elements? In short, KZbin language preferences are broken.

[@Kossmok]

EN GANG

[@wargamingrefugee9065]

Looks like my comment defining the word "revolt" has been memory holed. Using this site to convey knowledge in the comments section is rapidly becoming a combination of futility and random chance.

[@fredEVOIX]

please stop building SFF with high end cpus and gpus that's dumb why do you think we build double triple radiators custom liquid loops in mid-big towers, for fun ? no when your PC generates an easy 650-850w especially now with 350w+ gpus you need proper airflow and cooling, great review thanks for the intake exhaust tip

[@c.m.7037]

Doesn't mean it can't be done. That's part of the fun of building SFF, pushing the limits.

[@vusun123]

So basically, an SSUPD Meshlicious wannabe with worse GPU compatibility and bigger, idk what to say 😅