World's Smallest 4060 Gaming PC - You can build NOW (previous)

[@oKokimaru]

See, the thing is, I don't need this compact of a PC. But I want it.

[@DengueBurger]

I think most folks don’t need such a small pc, but we’d like it to not take up so much space or make such a statement when you walk in the room like “I AM A PC GAMER”

[@oKokimaru]

@@DengueBurger True, that's why I went with a 27 liter case but it's still pretty big so I'm actually seriously considering this option

[@heyitsthatguy4517]

Same

[@giorgio5789]

I went from a mid tower to a compact matx tower which is half the size and it's the most satisfying pc I've built in my life

[@Zangarra]

speaking as someone who owns a 4.7 liter pc although with ryzen 5 5600x and rtx3060. please consider the temps and the hard labor of changing parts in it. I recently upgraded from a gtx 1070 to rtx 3060, i had to disassemble 60% of the pc just to reach the riser cabe in order to chance it out for a pcie 4.0 and then disassemble some more just to fit the graphics card.

[@Jacketz123]

Just in case anyone gets mixed up at 3:04 , L9i is the one you use if you want to go Intel, and L9a is the one you use for AMD :)

[@Capital_KP]

L9a is a little bit heavier so I'd get that and then order socket 1700 mounts

[@Gabriellho]

@@Capital_KP heavier means better cooling?

[@Capital_KP]

@@Gabriellho a little yes, others here on YT have tested. Not much but in these builds everything counts

[@PorterB]

Tbh good luck with cooling Intel's 13th or 14th gen chips in a case this small lol.

[@Capital_KP]

@@PorterBsure you can, just need the right expectations and maybe som undervolting.

[@ccricers]

I like how mid-range GPUs are getting more mini size options. Make GPUs smol again!

[@anso3886]

more powerful gpus runs alot hotter so I highly doubt that gpus will be come smol again

[@MatiMik0]

@@anso3886 to be fair the tdp of the 40 series GPUs is lower for most skews as compared to the 30 series. The rtx 4070 has the same tdp as the rtx 3060ti. And there was a single fan version of the 3060ti, so actually, no, not all new GPUs are running hotter.

[@kornkernel2232]

​@@MatiMik0Yep, the newer generation is actually more efficient. It just so happens that NVIDIA and even AMD just push the hardware further to gain more performance that it runs hotter. My RTX 4070 Ti is already way better than 3080 Ti while consuming less power. The main issue really is the bad cost. Just overpriced for more than its worth.

[@joemarais7683]

It’s cause the 4060 has the specs of a 50 class gpu. This isn’t a good thing.

[@MyouKyuubi]

@@anso3886 We're actually approaching the point where the "more powerful" GPU's are only liek 10% faster than the mide-range GPU's, so... The only way to go from here, is to shrink the tech, make it smaller... Who knows, maybe shrinking the tech will allow manufacturers to fuse graphics cards together like a sandwich so they can sell them as native-SLI single-unit cards, effectively doubling graphical performance. Basically, the only way to improve computer hardware from here, is to upgrade from 2 dimensional design, to 3-dimensional design... No more graphics cards, how about graphics cubes? xD

[@ghost-type]

This seems like the perfect travel buddy PC.

[@lemon9.9]

Now slap a monitor the size of the case panel on it

[@ghost-type]

@@lemon9.9 let me get the super glue

[@FuoFire]

Travel buddy? I would run it every day😂

[@HuntaKiller91]

​@@lemon9.922" 100hz aplenty for $50 these days

[@TechGenshi]

​@@lemon9.9 Arzopa for the win

[@JaceB99]

I have the velka 3. I have never hated doing repairs on any case more than this one. The engineering that went into it to make it small is indeed impressive, but you have to undo all of that to take it apart. To access any of the internals you have to completely disassemble the entire case... Other than that, it's fantastic. Super small and temps are great!

[@МихаилКондаков-х7м]

I see it as a replacement for a laptop, which most times is a nightmare to service. This one is still better for maintenance, no plastic clips and stuff.

[@alinn.4341]

You can't have it all... being compact and easy to work on... Like the user abov e said. Comparing it with some laptops that you need to snap plastic clips.... its heaven.

[@crazyidiot5309]

That same mentality, take that and apply it to a 2.9L Audi twin-turbo V8. It's insanely small and insanely intricate.

[@MrEL91N]

⁠@@crazyidiot5309yup. Same here with my penis. It’s insanely small but also pretty intricate and powerful for what it is.

[@jfcastaneda]

@@crazyidiot5309but I love my VW/Audis 🥲

[@jonnyfontane3607]

i watched this video over and over again, even though i just purchased a HZXT v2 i have ordered the velka 3. im so impressed by this build, thank you! greetings from switzerland

[@user-wj5hc3tp9v]

Hey, when did you order it and how long did it take until you got it delivered?

[@RealGuyPerson]

As I finished watching the "Smallest 4060 LP build yet?" vid, this pops up. It only took 11 days for it to get even smaller.

[@Jayguevara1982]

It's really amazing how miniaturization of pretty powerful desktop PC's has developed over the past few years. This build is a serious competitor to mini pc's like the Beelink GTR7 and SER7; only slightly bigger, but significantly more powerful. Great job on a very well-made video!

[@TheTastefulThickness]

We really are collopsing into all PC's into some kind of middleground. The footprint of this PC might even be SMALLER than a beelink

[@yeshwantkethineni3694]

Unfortunately this is weaker than the same thing with a 3060Ti from 2 years ago and not that much faster than the same thing with a 2070 from 4 years ago. Maybe even slower than a 12GB 3060. And even with a 4060Ti, it would be almost the same as the 3060Ti Single fan 4070 where? (It's ~200W just like the 3060Ti/2070/1080 single fan GPUs)

[@andygevedon6185]

@@yeshwantkethineni3694 The one thing you're overlooking is the efficiency of the 4060. I built this same pc with a 12600KF (undervolted and power limited) and the GPU is powerful enough without having overly obnoxious fan noise. Of course you could go with a 3060ti, but the difference is relatively small and the cost of the 4060 is roughly $100 cheaper than the 3060ti. If you're looking to drive a 1080p or even a 1440p monitor, this will be able to handle it without a sweat. Looking for high-refresh 4K gaming? You should probably be looking at something bigger with more thermal headroom.

[@hadoken80]

wow, what a fit!! Superb work as usual!

[@patrickgilbert1061]

Nah, this is the most beautiful build I've seen in a while. Been looking to build a mini mini pc like this but never really know where to get the case from. This video helps a lot.

[@itsKEVO]

Love the content! Just wanted to say that Jaquiain A07 Mini ITX Computer Case Chassis HTPC Case is very similar to this and it’s half the cost !

[@donman9154]

Good to know!😊

[@HackHeyner]

Thats why I pay for internet. Thkyou my brother 😁

[@rileytat123]

does this build fit?

[@Revenant_Knight]

The Zotac 4060 Solo runs an aggressive stock fan profile. However, you can use MSI Afterburner to create a custom fan curve. I set mine to 30% up to 60C and at 50% to 80C. I overclocked the card by +150 core and +200 memory, and the card sits around 75C while in a Densium 4 case which is similar to the Velka 3.

[@Mr.D.K.]

Я майнил много лет эти карты способны беспрерывно в течении годов работать. Лучьше всего Асус и Сапфир.

[@chrispowell4242]

holy crap i literally just bought this same cpu case and gpu, except i have the z790 and have 32 g rip jaw, along with a 520 firecuda, i got all of that including the noctua NH all on sale for half off, im so excited my velkase 3 comes tuesday, this video couldnt have came at the most perfect time!

[@mediocreTyler]

Just finished putting this exact build together this morning! I LOVE IT

[@devyn.johnston]

Nice!!

[@mediocreTyler]

@jasean1 are you plugging display cable / hdmi into the motherboard or gpu?

[@mediocreTyler]

@jasean1 plug it into the motherboard first, install the drivers for the gpu, then switch the cable over to the gpu

[@DerniereWilt]

How much it cost total?

[@mediocreTyler]

@@DerniereWilt Slightly below $1400

[@falcon6329]

I use the same strix motherboard and really like how this has both lga 1200 and 1700 mounting holes allowing you to install older coolers

[@zodi7319]

absolutely stunning. I think many people including myself are intimidated by building our own pc, but this video breaks things down into such simple and digestible chunks that it seems pretty straightforward!

[@yukisnoww]

just build it bro, it's not hard, there are very good resources out there compared to when i started.

[@jyhyeonglee9281]

Wow! I was wondering if you could add in how much each build costs at the end of each video. That way, at least we'll have a rough estimate. I really enjoy these tiny build videos. Please do more!

[@michaelriccobene1666]

around 1400 total not including shipping and taxes

[@aspzx]

I have a 3060 + 5600 build in the Velka 3 v2 and I love it. I tuned the fans to run silent at idle and although it's pretty loud while gaming, wearing headphones solves that problem. I'm not sure why but I love these little cases.

[@escapetherace1943]

Yeah I like bigger cases just so they aren't so loud, as an open-headphones user

[@richardfarmer6570]

I always wanted to do a build in a Velka 3 and yours looks great. I think you made some good choices on components and temps look extremely good.

[@vinniepetkov5972]

Just completed almost the same build in it - surprised from the quality, that's a very good ITX case I would grade higher than a Ghost 1

[@supertiger2607]

I built a 4090 pc and I love it. Seeing this build makes me want it too 😭 your build was incredible and great video as well!

[@travisbonzpiercy2660]

Those small builds are super cool and would make for a great clean minimal look on a gaming setup.

[@rezwan793]

This is so beautiful. I just did a new build last week, But very tempted to build this if I get a Black Friday deal. I have a portable 1080p monitor I can definitely hook this up with.

[@penaautoworks7991]

Honestly HAD no need for a build like this. Looking to travel more and want something more exciting and powerful mainly being portable. With that being said just finished up this exact build! Thank You!!!

[@adamhaziqsalleh]

the size and the power it can deliver in that package is crazy 🤯 what a great build

[@sander3]

I want to express a sincere “thank you” for this video, giving me the confidence to build my first pc

[@anakmaganggaming]

That cable management is more organized than my future...

[@erickalvarez6486]

I have an Rx 6400 with just 1 vent and every build is "it can fit a 4090" but that's not so small lmao, so I was looking for something likr this and this case is amazing, thanks for sharing!

[@ItzFlanman]

so is no one going to mention the price

[@harleydine9733]

About 1.2k from what I found.

[@riomendoza1111]

Im going to steal this build exactly. This is what ive wanted to build for my first PC im switching from Mac after 20 years and cant wait.

[@noobhero06]

PC is so small that smoke comes out due to heat 00:03

[@JVEZX3]

Bro what r u talking about 💀

[@nikunjzaveri8302]

this is just WOW size... so much power in so compact form factor.. even those mini pc boxes will shy away from this pc built

[@dramgon]

Version 3 looks great! I bought version 2 but I had many personal problems with the build quality of the case. It gets scratched too easy and it's impossible to do proper maintainence on the case/components due to it's extremely poor assembly... I although it was a great introduction to the SFF-community, I feel like Velka 3 misses a lot of the user-friendly marks as I think cases should much prioritize when they're this small ❤

[@Kamay7420]

Very clean build! But as of recent, Optimum tech has made the smallest pc at 3.6L. It does surprise me how well these sub 6L preform in gaming.

[@oostunzs9127]

Okay, I just clicked on all the links and checked all the prices and did the math. If you wanted to get the whole thing shown on this video, it would cost you this much money. You're not gonna like it. It is, Drum roll please. 1366$ I am not even kidding. I clicked on every single link shown on this video, Added the total amount of money for the pc. And that's the final number that popped up of my calculator. Would you like to buy it???????

[@VITAS874]

Not surprise, prices high as f right now.

[@VITAS874]

Also how long it will be work? 1 year ? I would be buy lower videocard.

[@sonarfreq]

I love this build but don't feel confident enough to try it for myself as you zip through some parts of the build too quickly for me... even though I pause it a LOT! It's a really beautiful build and as usual a really slick video, congrats!

[@highdesertbiker]

great video, awesome editing...I've been subbed to you for a while and just remembered how nice your builds are. Love it!

[@greenprotag]

I recently helped upgrade my roommates K39, also around 3.9L, from Ryzen 3600 + 2070 --> 5600x + 4060 (zotac single fan). Solid little gaming PC.

[@vwmusicplaylist1935]

Excellent video. Love how you explain each component and provide tips throughout.

[@mashirohakase]

I am so happy I supported this company back in 2019 when I got the 1st gen Velka 3 case. I still love the case, and seeing how more refined the current product is makes me supper happy. I completely fell in love with the case, and I never regreted switching from a big tower case to ITX !! Oh and that 600W PSU is also great, dead silent no matter what you do.

[@fjorddenierbear4832]

What a monster. I am building sth similar in a S300 now. But I am starting to question my choice of case. It does however have the benefit of allowing me to stick in a much larger GPU later (got the tiny Gigabyte 3-fan one for now). It does feel plenty small, and I've got a 750 watt SFX (way overkill but oh well).

[@yousefmahafzah9741]

What about the temps in s300 is it good or what?

[@fjorddenierbear4832]

​@@yousefmahafzah9741 The temps are fine, but the case gets really hot without case fans, so I'd recommend the S400 instead, since you have more options.

[@gaming4jello]

Hi all. Just built this and the side panel rests right at the GPU fan. Manage to stuff some plastic in between the side panel to give it just a little space so the fan can spin.

[@Trusteft]

NO NO NO, 163mm is not pretty short. It's way above average. Jokes aside, what a fantastic build! I would love to have something this small! Thanks for sharing. BTW, suggestion to anyone carrying this with them in a carrying bag, please make sure to cover the case with something, as to not have anything fall into the system while it's in your bag and have issues.

[@martino1811]

Thank for the Videos, I just orderd from 2 separate videos of yours for my first build mainly because VELKA cases or parts wont ship to the US until January .

[@sorenrichenberg3313]

Why did Ali change his accent and color grading?

[@geraldanderson6972]

Thank you. I wanted too build a new compact gaming computer, I saw this and built one. Like this . Works great. Many thanks.

[@aliancemd]

Oh, boy. 200 Euros+ for the case… I got a similarly sized case from Aliexpress for 31 USD… Paying over 200 Euros for a few pieces of aluminum is absolutely insane

[@HackHeyner]

Which case from Aliex?

[@HereAfterNow]

Yeah which case

[@alainbibi0047]

Stamped metal and machined metal are not in the same finishing category ... Hi there.

[@iikatinggangsengii2471]

lul yeah, prob have spent 10k+ for a laptop that also doesnt work properly

[@jettbezos8074]

Dude i been trying to find youtuber that does mini builds forever finally found a guy love your worj

[@Gabriellho]

SFF for the win

[@pets4489]

Great work making the l9i fins vertical. You can remove the heatsink from the m.2 for better airflow. The SSD doesn't need it

[@MrBlates]

Just bought this setup

[@tongoso]

Absolutely impressive as usual, I think you just answered your previous video title's question! keep bringing these very cool and unique ideas for builds.

[@wormoSTEEZE]

bruh your lighting is so prime. bravo. I'm sure a ton of work goes into making your shots look as good as they do. I hope a lot of people notice!! great vid as well :)

[@venzdanielbernas2245]

What was that portable monitor that you used on 3:43, is that a tablet or just a monitor? Thanks!

[@devyn.johnston]

It's an iPad Pro with the Genki Shadowcast 2 (link in the description). I give a bit more detail on it around 8:16 if you're interested

[@Ciuffolotto]

Being a child around 2007, this is how I envisioned the future of all computers. Unfortunately, I was wrong, but it's good that such possibilities exist. Perhaps someday I will build a similar computer like yours.

[@allthings3d]

Built almost the same system (i5-13500T 13gen) a few months ago but created new sides from mesh and plexiglass frames for better cooling. I also added a QLED 1024:600 7" touch panel to the front, snaking the HDMI/USB through the case, along with 2, 1.5" full-range speakers. I also added 2, 40mm 3-wire fans to cool NVMEs and memory since it still gets quite warm in this case due to the way air is drawn down and out. 1 of my better builds at an even better bang for the buck. Hope we see a half-card 4060 16GB this year, even though the 8GB runs everything 2023, pretty well at 1080P.

[@Gabriellho]

got a video or pics mate

[@CErra310]

The backside m.2 slot is some really clever engineering. You say this is a great PC for travelling but honestly this looks like the kind of thing you'd sit next to your TV in the living room and use it in place of a console as a Steam Machine

[@Sober1299]

these things are small, sleek, powerfull. What more could u want, i have a full size gaming pc but these little things are cool a shit, great job dude. fr.

[@freckhard]

wow this is great, I wish I could send this back in time to myself - used to travel a lot for work, staying in hotels five nights a week. Pack in a hdmi-to-anything adapter for the hotel televisions and this would have been the greatest of times instead of the most boring ones, damn! :D

[@genesisneyad4799]

Absolutely beautiful and elegant, this assembly is perfect and very energy saving friendly. To save money, it would be to use 12400 and ddr4, but as you say, it makes it a very powerful and smoollll. love it

[@XeonX__ASMR__METAL-experiments]

Yes. Now this is the thing ❤

[@txvm]

Imagine bringing this along to a Lan party for some CS back in the day. Love it.

[@THESHADOW97139]

Impressionnant .... au fur et à mesure, je pense justement revenir au 1080p , oublier les définitions au dessus et retourner à un milieu moins tourmenté . Merci pour cette vidéo, elle pousse définitivement à la réflexion 🙂

[@niklazz7037]

This is an awesome build man, I was looking for something like this for a while. Just one tip if I may (maybe because of the editing it looks like you didn't, but you prob did) - 4:11 - "4 provided screws..." you always want to adjust each screw in a cross like fashion. You screw one corner and go to the adjacent corner, never screw the ones that are right next to the screw you just adjusted. This helps the cooling plate of the fan sit evenly with your CPU.

[@iinph]

these compact pc's are so amazing and addictive to watch. I've been going through them all day and figuredf I need a new case. spent 200$ for small ugprades + new cooler master qube for my b450f ryzen7 5800x. as always bismillah

[@Spencerwalker21]

A video idea i like to see is the hest budget pc for remote play of triple AAA ganes like baldhur gate 3 and starfield to the steam deck.

[@TriSoftGames]

You are way too underrated my man!

[@theduck001]

This is a good case. Here is why: A design flaw with these compact cases often is the 110/230 volt cable within the case. Not only is it dangerous that, in the worst case, 230 volts can reach the PC hardware. No, it can also cause severe disruptions, among other things. Because these cables often emit radio waves. Since I got the node 202, I know that I will never want that type of case again. However, there are also compact cases where the 230 volt cable ends at the edge of the case with either SFX or even smaller power supplies.... Guys, I recommend that you don't buy a case where the 110/230 volt cable goes through the case !

[@waynefilkins8394]

idk why I enjoy this so much. I like big powerful PC's, always have. Been rockin the cosmos 2 SE case for like a decade now lol. Still I really like how small and aesthetic these things are, and with how small my room is I should probably be building something like this tbh and putting it on a shelf behind my monitor or something lol.

[@Johnjrambo75]

What a fantastic little fella of a build.

[@Jigoku169]

The iPad setup was a game changer 🤯 such a compact setup when utilized like that

[@DaneMurdock]

I really wish a manufacturer would make a case like this with room form some exhaust fans at the top. The biggest thing I've noticed in my time making tiny PC's is that having active exhaust helps so much for keeping temps and noise levels down with these smaller CPU fans. All it would take is adding an extra inch or so to the height which would barely alter the volume.

[@little_fluffy_clouds]

Check out Gemcases C9. 4.4L case with room for two 92mm exhaust fans

[@mugglepower]

the B760 i. walked five miles to get it and the same trip again the second day to get a compatible backplate. Then another day to get the wifi and cooler working. Absolutely worth it. right now I have a large pc case but eventually i will be downsizing. The tiny pc is so cute, I have a three slot card so it ain't going to be nearly as neat, but it will also be nice.

[@mugglepower]

every time I see the smoke I get a heart attack lol

[@mugglepower]

yoo that 600w flex supply looks slick. only 50 watts less than my 650 and almost half the size

[@itsKEVO]

Watched this 2 weeks ago! And I can proudly say I’ve built this system with ryzen 5600x and I love it but the the zotac solo is only loud thing on the system. Anyone got advice for making the zotac 4060 quieter??

[@jonnyfontane3607]

zotac firestorm software

[@megatar3]

How much did your cost come out to? I’m itching to build a travel PC…but I just build my home desktop and it wasn’t cheap 😂

[@ChadTV-vi7lk]

Got the Asus ROG Zep G14 with a 4060 for $850 on sale because its the 2023 edition. It's way more portable and has everything you need. Just add a mouse or controller.

[@ezforsaken]

its nice until you realize the amount of cables from the back are more visible than ever and quite bulky, that's why I like those layouts where the cables actually shoot down (or up) like the ft-03 from silverstone. no mess of cables in the back.

[@Nctrnlhyp]

We need a bit bigger than this, personal preference for the airflow and a long hardcore game is what i’m thinking. Please build one!

[@Tommo_]

this would be a killer build to compliment a portable vr setup with a quest 3, awesome stuff

[@thanatosor]

13400 + 4060 32G Corsair 5600Mhz Noctua L9i Velka 3.0 case Velka 600w flex Psu Zotac LP 4060 Asus Rog B760-I wifi gaming

[@codepunk4291]

感谢分享，正有组装itx的打算，我感觉我能复刻这套搭配

[@Alster763]

That is just simply amazing, great gob thanks for sharing.

[@MrMrduke1975]

I’ve discovered a whole new world of tiny builds. I love it!

[@robjoyce-lifestyle6464]

Nice build, how is it at editing 4K video for video editing projects, or even photoshop edits.

[@Abel-d3d]

I was thinking the same thing. How much is it btw?

[@snowthemegaabsol6819]

It can work, but you'll probably want at least double the RAM and some hard storage like a NAS.

[@Gabriellho]

Anyone knows what the best Single Fan RTX 4060 in terms of temps and noise is? There are quite a few options out there actually

[@CameronGarza]

The one featured in the video is the best non-Ti single fan 4060 in terms of cooling due to its heat pipe setup.

[@Gabriellho]

@@CameronGarza thanks, what about CPU cooler? Noctua L9a vs Thermalright AXP90-36, someone tested both and it showed that Thermalright cools a bit better but they were tested in an open case

[@Lcom240]

I use a Velka 5 with a 4070 in it. Marginal size difference, in love with Velkase. I pair it with a portable 144hz 17inch display. Perfect for me travelling or going to friends playing.

[@sandorbence2067]

Before you build one, keep in kind that the PSU can be incredibly loud. Had a similar case, sounded like a hair dryer.

[@THESHADOW97139]

Replace the fan with a "noctua"

[@sandorbence2067]

@@THESHADOW97139 Still too loud. Or overheats with low RPM.

[@THESHADOW97139]

@@sandorbence2067 🤨🤔🤔🤔

[@Dsh9x]

Amazing gonna make one but a little better

[@hishamelyas]

This guy is so underrated! Amazing build! (Subscribed) 👍

[@babylion122]

Sounds like my lane, I move around ALOT and this would pair perfectly with my current setup and a portable monitor

[@benalvis6722]

Love this so much. Need something small to wall mount this looks perfect and looks fun to build

[@parthsethia4223]

Few things Book hotels at least 2 months in advance. Go for at least 3 star hotels. Higher the better. For food, safe and light options are "Poha" or "Idli sambhar" from hygienic places only. Or simply get a loaf of bread and get some veggies and make yourself sandwiches. Takes 10min max. From an indian who has a very weak stomach and has to be very careful about the food.

[@matthewf.6644]

Damnnn. Just found out about you channel, and I'm gonna say this as early as now. You will be big brooo!

[@rabidpanda88]

My wife wanted a compact PC so it could sit on the shelf under the TV in our living room when she games down there. She normally uses her laptop but we don't think it will be strong enough to handle MH Wilds, plus it would be a bit more easily upgradable than the laptop. This seems perfect.

[@WEissbr0t]

Very cool build. It’s nice that it fits a dual slot GPU. I’ve done a 3.8 Liter Build with the „old“ case from Goodysory. But there’s only a OneSlot GPU (6400) possible to fit in - above the CPU… Also the Fan was too noisy, so I mounted a 80mm BeQuiet on a sidepanel , removed the stock GPU fan and connected the 80mm fan directly to the GPU motherboard. But you build it’s just cleaner and the smallest ever! 🎉

[@jmarco335]

I actually need this . I need an upgradd for my laptop ,i like to move around on my house to play games . But I dont really need a laptop since I use an external monitor anyways. Also I go to my friends house to play and this is very useful to show my friends and my brother new games i hsve been playing and stuff

[@kensg]

Out of the park..Great itx build. Well lets see your skills in the coming months :)

[@SorenBorgquist]

This is VERY close to what I want to build, but I *absolutely* want usb (preferebly both A & C) as well as a headphone jack on the front. So this one, while close, is a no-go.

[@yvan2218]

Your aesthetic reminds me of optimum tech. Its a good aesthetic, you earned a sub from me

[@kartikaye9591]

Great quality video as always devyn but it felt a bit fast than your previous videos, im more used to you slow paced videos for better understanding !

[@adrian39369]

The metalfish z39 is a cpu cooler that performs very similarly to the noctua L9A/i BUT the fan is indeed the heatsink which reduces fan turbulence considerably and makes for a quieter cooler