This is unlike anything Fractal has ever made...

[@thecaneater]

2:54 "Phil can put up all the colors on the screen." Phil: No.

[@daedaluxe]

lmao You get NOTHING good DAY SIR you LOSE

[@snakeatwar]

2:54 "Phil can put up all the colors on the screen." Phil: YOU GET NOTHING

[@hauntedshadowslegacy2826]

Also Phil: GOOD DAY, SIR!

[@death-by-ego]

He should of phrased it like "phil can put a transition heavy montage here with the colors"

[@captbooyah6894]

@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 I SAID GOOD DAY

[@IskanderVFX]

hahaha

[@melman-zu7iv]

Read my mind with the 360 vibes

[@whitefeatherairsoft8002]

anyone get 360 vibes from it ?

[@DynamicFactorX]

exactly what i was thinking

[@GeoStreber]

Yeah it looks like a 360 got really morbidly obese.

[@SyberWolf]

ya was also my first thought. a thick xbox360

[@SavouringKnight]

THICCCEST 360 OUT THERE

[@SuperSilvi1990]

LMAO yes I said it out loud as soon as the cover was pulled off.

[@hdoan1519]

When I saw jay start tossing the case I was glad Linus wasn’t reviewing this.

[@tims4654]

he probably will

[@Cirux321]

Speaking of Fractal, where has Fractal Josh been? Haven't seen him around in a while.

[@cardsfanbj]

He was in a video he sponsored on the artist formerly known as Science Studio, Greg Salazar's channel around CES

[@joeg3325]

Coronish

[@Aileene]

He's held hostage by Kyle and Lyle.

[@SolarMechanic]

Given current global events, I wouldn't hold my breath on any collabs for the next few months.

[@arokh72]

Human malware I'd wager.

[@irdmoose]

"If you drop this, it will bend." Meaning: Do not get this case if you're Linus.

[@xChris_Kentx]

Ah c'mon, don't do Linus like that.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@irdmoose]

@@xChris_Kentx But that's how Linus do! #DropLife

[@xChris_Kentx]

@@irdmoose 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@davidtaylor2367]

"This is unlike anything Fractal has ever made..." Microsoft on the other hand...

[@kasai7272]

Cough Xbox 360 cough

[@duanegputnam]

Console they have no power weak graphics weak gpu consoles are crap!!!!

[@nothijacked]

!!!!!!!!!

[@redant2798]

@@duanegputnam Hes only saying it looks like an Xbox 360

[@Killo464]

@@duanegputnam r/woooosh

[@mrwolfe0812]

I like how its never just good or bad with you. There are always multiple scenarios and you do pretty well to show that.

[@evocatiproductions]

Just put standoffs under the magnets on the Wood Panel, to lift it high enough to allow airflow.

[@sixthfloormemories1566]

Apprantly the underside of the case is more the issue in terms of airflow (intake).

[@OhMyPortugal]

I would also drill a custom pattern of holes in the wood to increase flow.

[@evocatiproductions]

Yup, its definitely air flow restricted, but could make it work. Also possible to Watercool GPU With the "EKWB EK-FC Terminal Rotary 90°" Fittings, makes it so FE Blocks will fit in the case according to measurements.

[@Troppa17]

With standoffs under the panel you would see the plastic underside of the wood panel. For me that would defeat the purpose of the case. The whole case should've been 5 cm or 2 inch taller. 2,5 cm / 1 inch between the underside and the graphicscard and 2,5 cm / 1 inch between the top fans and the wood panel to allow better airflow. As it is the case could be a good canidate for GNSteve's Disapointment Shirt 2020.

[@Digikidthevoiceofreason]

It is not a Fractal Design J2C unboxing.....without Jay getting electrocuted every time. Hehehe.....😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@canneverthinkofaname]

maybe instead of straight up drilling, use a router and design a pattern for airflow on the wooden top? Just a thought!

[@ashtreylil1]

I thought CNCing vent rows in it or holes that are not too big. It could deff still look very nice.

[@MacBjorn]

This case has poor airflow: They need to make a new bottom that is taller to accommodate fans, and/or perforate the bottom.

[@blackasthesky]

Also vertical graphics card mount could help in combination with that

[@silviu2quick]

I agree with you. Whats wroung with this case designers. It s not just about the look and it doesn’t look good at all. But totally unpractical for air flow. The panel in front no mesh the one under the same. The fan under it s pulling nothing trough those tiny air wholes.

[@TheKenji2221]

@@silviu2quick This case is obviously for persons who don't expect to use graphic cards or to heat them up a lot.

[@samuelthompson8009]

@@TheKenji2221 "Obviously" is a bit of a stretch considering the advert clip on the Amazon purchase page touts a unique "highly efficient 'chimney' design with unique airflow-optimized layout" (1:10). They've even included a full-size GFX card model in the animation render. The case is gorgeous, but there needed to be a significantly greater number of bottom intake holes with taller base feet, while also having a larger gap between the top plate and the recessed exhaust outlet - this could all be done in such a way to where the user can't actually see any difference. Everything could be extended a bit with the outer shell covering what's going on behind-the-scenes. Also, considering the door panels are machined from [what I assume is] solid aluminum plate, very shallow ribs could have been incorporated along the inner surface to provide increased rigidity to prevent such easy bending.

[@merrychristmas3213]

I've got to disagree, that cooling is going to struggle to be "adequate" for most gaming systems but I kinda feel like you knew this and that's why there's no temperature tests.. It's extremely odd how much you focused on airflow and thermals and potential performance without any actual numerical data. Love ya Jay, but this was a miss.

[@kevadu]

Exactly. Measuring airflow is pointless if you have no controls over *what* that air is flowing over. By far the biggest flaw with this case is inadequate intake for the GPU at the bottom. It would really benefit if the feet and bottom panel were just bigger so more air could get in there. As it is now you're mostly going to be pulling air in through the side and then out the top, which doesn't help cool the GPU at all. I should note that other channels that actually did temperature tests saw *horrible* GPU thermals in this case.

[@LyK0sa]

I agree, but I guess different people have different ideas about what counts as 'adequate'. The H510 is an extremely popular case, but I'd never buy one due to the restrictive airflow. About the only SFF case that really appeals to me is the sliger SM580, only problem is that I think the side ventilation pattern looks hideous. If they'd have gone with mesh like the sidearm T1 I'd be picking one up for sure.

[@blze0018]

If they just made the bottom mesh with some feet (like literally every other case they currently sell) it'd be so much better.

[@LyK0sa]

@@blze0018 support for 3 slot GPUs or bottom intake fans would have gone a long way too.

[@Djuntas]

Hardwarecanucks already showed thermals

[@0Mark0]

I've owned Fractal Design Define R6 (white one with glass panel) and i still love that case. Works well with 280mm radiator too.

[@Mikedimmy]

Already watched three videos on this case, but I'm here to watch Jay

[@CosmicCleric]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIq9kJyDr9StkJI Shows thermals on this case.

[@Mikedimmy]

That was one of the videos I already watched. That, RandomFrankP and also the showcase by Fractal. But thanks 👌🏻

[@psedog]

Me: Finally an affordable small form factor case. Jay: $159 Of course... Ugh 😔

[@DangerRanger_]

If you can't afford a case, build yourself one. Just several hours work in Fusion 360 and some ideas here and there and boom, you got a unique designed pc in your dreamsize.

[@jamieholmes4391]

The motherboards aren't cheap either. Not to mention the hearing aid you'll need because your fans are going full blast

[@ncohafmuta]

Seriously, i was expecting like $85. A Define Nano S even though it's 10L bigger would be better at $80. Or you can buy a Geeek A60 Plus for $100 and it's smaller.

[@athan7289]

There are a lot of sff cases that are even cheaper in price.

[@The2808erik]

They should make a steel version and knock 70$ off the price.

[@ElevatedSystems]

My assumption is that the GPU will be significantly choked off by those tiny, filtered intake slots at the bottom of the case. I can't imagine you will get great GPU temps in that case.

[@ShadowDragon7015]

And i'm over here using a Cosmos S with the 200mm side intake and getting amazing gpu temps lol

[@ElevatedSystems]

@@ShadowDragon7015 The Cosmos S is a great case despite it's age. You could probably fit 2 of these fractal cases inside it though lol.

[@UNKA757]

Power Supply I have used twice now, is the Fractal Design 760p and 860p Platinum. Priced around 120-140 dollars and are 150MM Deep. Perfect size, fully modular.

[@OptimousePrime]

Considering its touted in the release material/description as having being aimed for cooling/thermals, the thermals are shocking

[@ricardocamacho7146]

Shocking...ly disappointing?

[@tobiasripper4124]

10:36 Transparent aluminum... That's the ticket, laddie.

[@ObscurousDecorous]

It too can be yours for the low low price of $10 USD per square inch.

[@tobiasripper4124]

duuudess- are you THAT young? it's a star trek 4 reference hahahahaha

[@advait35]

@@tobiasripper4124 I've never seen any Star Trek movie either

[@tobiasripper4124]

ok ok ok.. i guess just have to accept that im an old fart. darn it. hahahahahahah

[@ericgilley2106]

@@tobiasripper4124 Is it sad or funny I read that in James Doohan's voice? RIP Scotty!

[@mizinoinovermyhead.7523]

Jay: today we are going to take a look at something..small... Me: Jay you can't show that on youtube!

[@Rod_2E0RLR]

I love my define R4 case Fractal design is the best .. and they are really helpful when I asked them for replacement screws!

[@thewizardoftech5075]

is it just me , or does look exactley like a xbox 360 on steroids lol. even the top insert part.

[@tilenkardos186]

exactly my thought

[@08DrAke08]

Dammit, you've ruined my excitement lol can't unsee

[@bigturbo232]

Exactly! That's why I like the look of it

[@TommyPeel]

I'd love to see that design in an ATX size. Definitely a nice change for Fractal.

[@attic9882]

2:30 Jay's just flexing on linus

[@FarLoster]

Jay: I’m sure this will make Josh nervous. Josh: Nah u no Linus

[@nikolasapple2100]

I don‘t know, I kinda like the NZXT H1 more.

[@Luke-qs2cg]

Better gpu thermals on the h1 🤷‍♂️

[@Zig2593]

@@Luke-qs2cg better thermals period

[@zebrad]

I like the look of the H1, but the placement of the glass panel on it is useless, which is the reason I chose not to buy it

[@braskathroughthegames698]

I choose not to buy nzxt anything lol

[@JeremyArchie]

@@zebrad...and the glass panel is exactly why I want it. 😅

[@AzziesPersonalRecordings]

This would be perfect for an APU system for a reception, front desk, public access, or point of sale machine. It's elegant looking and putting lower power hardware in it with an APU, it's an ideal solution for most small businesses and volunteer organizations.

[@AmitojRocks]

19:09 Linus: Whomst has summoned the almighty one

[@Wat3va]

When you get it built, test the radiator pushing air out but also pushing air in the case. A positive pressure system can also function perfectly fine..

[@DJGSonik]

Would love to have this as a my "TV-PC" let´s hope they still sell these when I build that System :D

[@dubious6718]

Not that anyone cares, but I got a R6 with Ryzen 3600 as my TV-PC I had micro before and never again

[@epictoast6727]

@@dubious6718 I care bud. I'm sure it was a good pc. 😄

[@PapiSalad]

"I kinda wanna drill a bunch of holes in this." ~~Remembers when Steve did it to an aluminum front panel

[@zarmaanful]

Didn't this guy drill a hole in a X99 motherboard?

[@M.J.C.W.]

What is that “warranty void if removed ” BS. I thought we moved past that.

[@advait35]

Nope. They want to scare the laymen into shilling out money for getting their stuff repaired from "official stores" else how would they make money?

[@DaemonetteBait]

.... But a warranty claim isnt somthing you would pay for...? And the manufacturer has no reason, at all, to replace somthing you damaged yourself. If you ever have worked in retail you get to learn the breadth of human stupidity... once someone rummages with the innards of an item it's no longer the way the manufacturer gave it to them so they cant guarantee the same operation. This is simple stuff. Your consumer rights are there but the manufacturer and retailers also have rights. Let's take a graphics card as an example. Lets say you take off the original cooler and dust the inside, but when you put it back on you didn't apply enough thermal paste and the card ends up damaged as a result. The fault is the consumers error, how does the manufacturer know this though? They werent there. So a seal or something to indicate tampering is the only way to protect themselves from others idiocy. Unless your mixing up warranty and right to repair...? That's a separate matter.

[@gustandberg7553]

@@DaemonetteBait There is no legal basis for "void if removed" stickers.

[@DaemonetteBait]

@@gustandberg7553 In the US maybe? I'm not sure they're the best example of sensibleness considering who they decided should run the country

[@sulkissulking]

@@DaemonetteBait that wasn't everyone's decision in America, bud.

[@jpesicka492]

1:56 should have said BUT...I DIGRESS

[@reenee2918]

..I digress.. :D You are a person I would like to share a cup of coffee with and chat about what ever, you seem great. Love from Sweden

[@eriks825]

Du kan "nästan" dela en kopp med honom! han sänder live ibland på periscope! www.pscp.tv/w/1BdGYQXZXLoGX?q=jayztwocents och var inte allt för mycket folk där heller så du kan chatta med honom ;)

[@iSupermanCKi]

Jay: Phil can put up all the colors on the screen. Phil: Nah.

[@Woozie0802]

Hey Jay keep doing what you're doing man. Thank you for getting me into computers!

[@DreadedHell]

I'm already interested. It's one of the ever increasingly rare breed of cases that doesn't have a window.

[@yumplife7270]

After switching to only itx builds myself, I love to see cases like this wish there were more itx cases out here

[@Goth_Father]

yes, I also love seeing major case companies halfass our niche market too

[@judehamer3727]

Nick Mattiacci exactly, most of these cases are gigantic for ITX cases. You see people praising this case for being smaller than the h210 yet it’s still way bigger than actual ITX cases like the S4 mini or node 202

[@Goth_Father]

Jude Hamer The praise is cool cause it’s better to see the exposure for SFF than none af all, but come on. Stop fucking with baby steps and just do it right.

[@josh223]

@@Goth_Father the main thing I want from an itx case is reduced footprint but full size gpu support

[@Goth_Father]

joshcogaming say it again for the case manufacturers in the back

[@trentvartorella1055]

I feel like going back to the old design where a fan is mounted on the side panel could help with airflow. Especially if using the spring contacts like some manufacturers are using on front panels, so cables don't have to be reattached before closing.

[@NetVorTec]

I was drinking my soup, watching the intro... I laughed so hard my screen is now stained with soup... "but I digress"

[@wendtils]

Thank you for reviewing this. My PC is in the Fractal Design Define R5 which I was initially attracted to because it came in white with no side panel, however it feels huge to me despite being quite practical. I love the look and size of this ITX case, but I'm not convinced it's practical for gaming. I would have loved to see this design in a micro ATX size.

[@dogfoxx]

Jay: somehow customize for glasspanel Me: waiting for customized chassis video

[@collindoremus2113]

When he talked about reinventing the rectangle I expected “But I digress” then the shirt show off 😂😂😂

[@arudanel5542]

Use a router and put slots in the wood panel, like an old school stereo (or Atari 2600)

[@cameronstowell5018]

Hey JayzTwoCents, I started watching your videos a few weeks ago and i have learned so much from them, and I wanted to say thanks! I have never overclocked anything in my life or done custom loops or anything like that, but because of your videos I was able to boost my 9900k cpu to 5.2Ghz, increasing it's score in cinebench by about 600 points and it's score on 3d mark by around 1000 points. Your videos are awesome and I hope you keep up the awesome work!

[@other2494]

"You can have this _updraft_ airflow" Storm chasers: *interesting*

[@Flitzpiepe3000]

It's beautiful. I ran on a node 304 for years, now on a node 202 (which was awesome to build) and I think this will be my next one.

[@justinwaluigi5485]

19:30- This is satisfying to watch especially on 2x speed.

[@PizzaPowerXYZ]

Try 0.25

[@justinwaluigi5485]

@@PizzaPowerXYZ Tried it. Jay didn't sound too okay...

[@Paladun100]

for the wood top you COULD use stand offs to give you a gap and then you would be get a spot to give a bit of a spot for an a simple led light

[@fido139]

"Don''t have an OS ready to go" :O WHAT.THE.HELL?

[@FOVAirsoft]

Don't stop making videos please, for the mental health of the computer nerd nation we need you.

[@nickyb45896]

Got the NZXT H1, not regretting it at all. Cooling performance/acoustics is wonderful

[@gameoften]

JayzTwoCents looks like a retired WWE Legend....... #Jaaayyyyzzzzzz

[@eingames9931]

When he does the Ifixit and world of warships commercials he sounds like one too.

[@myketuna]

When I built my new PC 2 weeks ago, I made sure to NOT get shocked by the Fractal Design Define 7 when I took it out of the box. All thanks to you, Jay!

[@bullseye6969]

159$$$ 😵 And it also bends easily. I bet they made this case in $20.

[@Dreamweaver94]

I have this case and ended up removing the plastic bottom and drilling lots of holes for the GPU. With a 240mm AIO I get about 75C with an overclocked 2080S and 60C with a R5 3600 4.3hhz 1.2v playing Cyberpunk. Overall, not bad at all if you do that mod.

[@sebianoti]

He got that massive studio space, talked and talked about having so many different sets, many months on... He only uses the workshop set for everything...

[@Jayztwocents]

We really like the shop. Something wrong with that?

[@sebianoti]

@@Jayztwocents nothing wrong with that, just wondering what happend to your plans on having different sets?

[@constanza86]

@@Jayztwocents It's a moot point to talk about different sets, if one will stick to one set, even as cozy as this one. But... I digress...

[@ilarikauppi3319]

One of the reasons the two fans on the top won't work is the air recirculation, caused by the non-blanked ends of the top panel. Fix that and it will work a heck of a lot better.

[@leftyskyz]

X-box should've talked to fractal to design their new case

[@Avelos]

I've been recently looking at one of these but I knew cooling might be an issue. This is definitely the video I needed to see. Knowing I'd probably have to invest in custom cables to make the power supply cabling nice and tidy is good to know as well.

[@RalphNaderInc]

for anyone building an ITX machine: please don't buy this. there's almost no room for airflow.

[@NightingaleMage]

At that cost, might as well get the Laser3D LZ7 XTD kit, similar spacing for parts + configurability for WAY more airflow (downside of potentially more dust), but just a slight amount more money. But, ITX definitely goes boutique on their pricing/style, glad to see a large manufacturer trying to bring it more mainstream.

[@Matthew_Lang]

Throw a Jayz2Cents logo on that shirt, and sell it! Awesome looking case though. And I agree with the build with the chrome tubing. That would look sick.

[@FinneousPJ1]

I digest

[@jacobmcudk6620]

Corsair one may be pulling air up, but i'm very confident that the air pulled from the fan is providing the cooling, not the convection...

[@scottiy6625]

I see Jay is trying to show he needs to learn more drop tips from Linus with that case

[@Exomious]

Thinking of finally getting a new case and I think this might be it. Only issues would be the going from a Coolermaster HAF 935 to an ITX case would raise major problems of space. I want a small pc but I have 5 drives and a be quiet DRP4 tower cooler. I would need to downsize my cooler and hard drives and PSU. drives at the 2TB+ mark are damn expensive and I would want to go for a water cooler in a case this small.

[@Unit27]

“But ...I Digress” shirt or RIOT

[@lepompier132]

Jay, I don't think you will see a glass side panel version of this case. Because of the curves portion on the side panels. And it would add weight to it. I like the cobalt blue. And they are available up north in Canada at $229.99 CAD

[@dr.decker3623]

lmao,.. I need that shirt,.. every conversation is an adventure lol

[@experimental0000]

It looks stunning, but needs to have the top panel lifted enough for the wood top to let more air through along with maybe adding some internal/backside bracing of the side panels for a tiny bit more rigidity along with making it just a hair bigger to have a 120mm rear fan. This case would definitely fit in the living room or some 'classy' office (assuming you don't need a lot of power in order to keep the thermals down).

[@zackaryk2000]

That's not milled aluminum, that's stamped. Looks nice though.

[@zarmaanful]

A milled aliminum plate this big would have looked soo good but will probably cost a shit ton if not more.

[@RamsesTheFourth]

@@zarmaanful it probably wouldnt be as light.

[@j377yb33n]

i feel like if they were going to go for a TG side panel, not having the full panel be TG would be a good trade off for aesthetics and airflow. Having a triangular upper rear would give a good view of the innards, while still allowing for some airflow from the sides

[@JeremyArchie]

*Phanteks Evolv Shift, and NZXT H1 has entered the chat. *

[@witcher1973]

Even 2 triangular cutouts for glass inserts on both sides of the vent holes on 1 side panel would make a world of difference as a display case.

[@chalor182]

Steve would tear this thing apart lol

[@HMarcBower]

Especially with the out-of-the-box testing.... one 80mm fan? Yeah, that easy-bake oven won't do well. :)

[@vernacular3289]

It's sad that GN doesn't review ITX cases anymore. It would be useful to have Steve eviscerate this case for these airflow issues given the advertising material mentions "optimal airflow". Steve's influence over the tech youtuber space at least pushes others to bring up airflow.

[@HMarcBower]

@@vernacular3289 I watched the Hardware Canucks video about this case, and even they were like "yeah, nah, no airflow." they took the bottom right off and propped it up, which appeared to be the only way not to cook a video card.

[@Fireballsocal]

Am I missing something with the filtering? The filter is filtering exhausted air. Incoming air isn't being filtered and bringing dust to the inner components, so the filter is completely useless? Or are the fans supposed to intake from the top?

[@Arganyn]

"take this to the PHILlippines amirite PHIL?" *yes* :D

[@Housestationlive]

probably the best small form factor case but in terms of cable management design (espacially on MB i/o panel exterior) the rog Z11 is still an incredible masterpiece to me

[@AmitojRocks]

10:30 JUST DO IT!!

[@DAVIDGREGORYKERR]

There is a ASETEK Vapochill Lightspeed PC case that can cool the CPU down to -137 degrees below zero but CPU must be installed per the instructions that come with said case.

[@MrRadioGypsy]

Jay: Did you ever feel that you were trying to put ten pounds of &%$# in a five pound box? ANS: yes, you were. To make a computer case, the first order force to deal with is heat. Form follows function. Now, you didn't design this case; 'they' did. So, how could it be made more cool efficient while still being fully functional? Aesthetics is in a far third place at this stage. So hot air wants to rise and expand; that is just a physical law that cannot be broken. Sooo - design a case with a mach up using cardboard or wood using essential parts (on/off sw, reset sw, led lights, usb, etc...) to make it complete from parts using an old case. So a case should have an opening at the bottom that funnels up to a larger space at the top of the case. Think of a tilted square sided funnel; or a variation of that theme. Power supply on the bottom and intake fans on the bottom. The biggest issue you will find is the 'wall' that the video card creates that impedes air flow and is inefficient and impedes mass air flow. While at the same time needing efficiency to remove heat from itself and what it has added to the overall heat buildup. HINTS: fans on top of the case in a direct push-pull configuration will be boosted by any fan on the bottom. Basically, you turn the bottom of the case into the opening of a vacuum cleaner. I've been able to use a Fractal 'G' case move mountains of air quietly and keep an 8700K run at 4.9ghz w/o any issue using these requirements. . . Some thoughts

[@12gauge5056083]

I wonder if noctua fans would have done better? I was struggling with my PC cooling and then i bought the 2000 rpm High Static fans. SOOOO happy.

[@christophertstone]

Jay, you went wayyyy to easy on Fractal this time, bordering on shilling. This case just sucks, there's no ventilation, a moderate CPU without GPU will thermal throttle. It's crazy easy to damage. The aesthetics are "meh" at best. And the cost is way above where it should be. Nobody should buy this case.

[@TheLegendMythMan]

I think you are supposed to suck air in from the top and blow it out the bottom holes, would reduce the amount of dust and debris getting in to the case.

[@MrPatchPlays]

"It's actually kinda small" I cry every tiem

[@C4MANlAC]

Meshify C is slightly bigger and it's matx. Have that and it's great to fit a full size graphics card too. Great to build in it too.

[@pete5537808]

Let me know when MrsJazToSents opens up a merch store. Is just different enough to get around copyright. Lol. Mrs is deliberate

[@soal-hamdani1487]

man I like your videos ,, I don't know what I'm doing here I was just watching linus tech and I found myself watching one of your videos and I couldn't stop since then .. seriously you're a funny man keep it up I'm learning a lot from you so thanks .

[@Real28]

3 seconds in: THATS WHAT SHE SAID

[@drackar]

I want something that size, which is, 100%, on all sides, just mesh. Solid frame, connecting/support bars as needed. A lug-gable with performance airflow.

[@lostMAYHEM]

I hope you reconsidered and are actually quarantining in your home. While lambasting you on your last video I forgot to wish you health. I hope you recover quickly Jay, truly.

[@seanl9313h]

That case actually does make me want to build an ITX PC. Maybe my next ground-up build.

[@dennisanderson8663]

ITX would be good for a media center build.

[@jarodthomas3132]

I'm glad this video is about a PC case because I thought Jay was going somewhere else when he said we would be taking a look at something small.

[@Trek2m]

Phil you can put it on a flat surface and use something like a small bottle of frozen solid water and use it like a rolling pin to fix it .

[@justinhuffman1957]

Jay rocking the Spyderco, NOICE!

[@bassgeek93]

Jay you should get the wood panel CNC'ed with a bunch of tiny wholes for ventilation

[@ZRubidium]

I love it, I bought this case for a friend's build. They love it, I wouldn't use this for some crazy super gaming build but someone who wants something small and functional.

[@s1lver001]

Love Fractal cases, I have r6 and don't see any problems with solid panels. Sometimes its important to case be silent and look cool. But one thing what I don't like that fractal small cases usually have only 2 slot for GPU

[@adnan_velic]

I have a 3900x and rtx 2070 super in mine. My gpu runs at 60-70 degrees under load like rendering videos in premier but my cpu runs at around 85 with the stock cooler until I get my 240 AIO. I think with the AIO and maybe a slight under volt you can run a 3900x at great temps inside this case. For the gpu just run a more aggressive fan curve if you don’t like 60-70 under load. Beautiful case but cable management is tough.