This case is underrated. I made 3 of these for family members. SO easy to put together and get out there. And it just works.

@John-lz3hf

11 ай бұрын

I loved building my last PC with this case. It was super clean.

@gramsta836

11 ай бұрын

pretty sure its not underrated

@Owen-vi4yb

11 ай бұрын

Can you fit a three fan 3060 ti in there?

@jmal

10 ай бұрын

​@@Owen-vi4ybUnfortunately, no. You're limited to 285mm in length, and that's with the card poking out of the chassis and into the cavity next to the fan.

@doomnationalist

10 ай бұрын

This is one of the highest rated and best selling cases on Amazon, definitely not underrated.

big fan of this format. You really did go through everything a beginner needs for this and your quick install notes are huge too. Well done man!

bro! build your motherboard on the box it came with. so you don't bend any solder joints on the back. by the way dope build! looks great!

@dickdickling9389

Жыл бұрын

That is not why people build them on a box, its for preventing a short curcuit. Also not necessary on a wood table.

@allenherinckx4474

11 ай бұрын

You need to wear a silicone wrist bracelet too. Love the quick and straight forward build guide!

@rinjel2890

11 ай бұрын

@@allenherinckx4474wearing a bracelet like that does nothing it needs to be grounded

@JubbLaRacing

11 ай бұрын

​@@allenherinckx4474You don't need them.

@Jumbro6

11 ай бұрын

I’ve built pcs on beds before it don’t matter bro.

I really like that you let us see the real way to install components and i like your calm way to explain. Thanks a lot.

Great video, thank you! I've already got a case and the rest of these parts will be perfect for a pc I'm putting together for my kids.

Thanks! Great to see video showing more affordable setup!

I truly needed this, I'm looking into building another PC and realize that overspent on what I made the first time around as I wasn't entirely aware of what I was getting myself into and ended up spending close to $900 on a PC that performs nowhere near as good as this one. Definitely leaving a sub for the help, thank you so much!

I am currently buying all the parts bit by bit, so my daughter and I can build our first PC together! This is a very encouraging video. Thank you!

@UnusualYT1189

4 ай бұрын

Please do a 575 dollar build :)

@whateveritwasitis

24 күн бұрын

What's that extra 50 for again,the gpu?

@jonibravo99

24 күн бұрын

​@@whateveritwasitisRx 6600.

Wow, nice build at that pricepoint! Considering that you are building ITX, this is even nicer!^^

Great video, definitely makes me consider making one of these for a family room setup!

I love how efficient these systems are getting. waiting on intel to drop some ppw cpus with efficiency cores in the next few generations for my next build.

man i absolutely love this case, highly underrated. i hope that by the time i make my next build, they still sell this so i can use it again. i also had a 1660 super in mine til i upgraded to a 3060 to better compliment my 3800x. 1660S is a highly underrated, excellent card. shit runs like a dream n airflow in this case is exceptional. best part is full flexibility to put side panels in almost any order

@DengueBurger

6 ай бұрын

Oh yeah they’ll always sell these on Amazon There are other good itx cases, but this one is frequently available and affordable.

I'm using the Core V1 case for my living room gaming/HTPC. I'm really happy with it. It looks right at home alongside all my other home theater equipment, and it's quite roomy, fitting two 3.5" AND two 2.5" drives easily, as well as my GTX 1080. I added two Noctua 80mm redux fans at the back, highly recommend everyone do the same; they're basically silent. A few downsides: it only fits up to 285mm graphics cards, so no big bois, and once it's built, it's very hard to get in there and change stuff. No cable management to speak of - the horizontal mobo alignment means the ATX, SATA, front panel, and fan cables come straight UP out of the motherboard, and then really have nowhere to go. If you want an itx machine you can swap parts on regularly, do not get this case.

Me building PCs for years still watching step-by-step building videos like this like 🤩

It's a nice build! For a gaming PC at 1080p it's perfect. I built basically the same thing, but "more ITX" so components were more expensive (PCCooler i100-2 case, B660M ITX/ac motherboard, Thermalright CPU Buckle, IDCooling IS-55 CPU cooler, ASUS TUF Gaming 3060 12GB GPU, SF750 power supply). I used a smaller ITX case so I had to prioritize cooling / heat dissipation, the case you used here really makes for nice cooling, with the trade off, it's less portable.

@Alowne217

Жыл бұрын

I have similar build but with a ryzen 5600, B450 and a 2060 Super(8GB), my next goal is to upgrade for a 3060 12GB, but that will take a while, maybe at the end of 2024. I don't care to play thing over 1080p, honestly don't see much diference, but I am very excited to have a 3060 in the future and see how much of upgrade in games it will be!

@Khalid_100_25

Жыл бұрын

@@Alowne217rx 6700xt that’s good deal

@pavletrnic1433

11 ай бұрын

@@Alowne217 rx 6700xt is more powerful than the 3060ti, and cheaper

@Alowne217

11 ай бұрын

@@pavletrnic1433 Oh I will do some research then. But the thing is DLSS 3 is kind of worth paying more for it. FSR isn't bad but DLSS is much more optimized.

@DanieAnte

11 ай бұрын

@@Alowne217 just a heads up, DLSS 3 is only for the 4000 series from Nvidia so you would not have it with the 3060.

Thanks for this video. I have basically zero pc building experience and followed this video and built a sweet gaming pc. I made the slightly higher cpu/gpu route and everything was a breeze. The only thing I had to watch another vid for was the front IO connectors. Outside of that this video is perfect for new builders. Thanks again.

You have an impressive production quality for the size of your channel. Great video!

There's nothing I respect more than tech youtubers showing off budget builds, I think it's great that tech youtubers show these off because it makes it easier for people to get into computers

Arctic has new 80mm pressure fans to be excited about. P8 Max is 25mm thick and spins 0/500-5000 rpm quietly at low speed. A pair of them in the rear would be quiet but ramp up and clear the case out when things heat up. I'm experimenting with mounting a pair of them on Noctua NH-D9L instead of the stock fans. S8038 is a 38mm thick server fan that is PWM and spins from 0/500-10,000rpm. Typically, if 80mm server fans are PWM the slowest they spin is 2,000rpm and scream, but these new ones spin as slow as 0rpm/500rpm and can be purchased in a 4-pack! Just throwing that out there. Another great video as always, especially with a solid budget build.

This is a great video, I'm building my first "from scratch" pc next year and this definitely gave me some confidence that I can do it!

@YourLifeWillForeverBeALie

8 ай бұрын

You can do it! It shouldn't be too difficult as long as you take your time.

@RonKijiji

3 ай бұрын

Well it's next year now, have you built it? The suspense is killing me...

This is one of my favorite cases. I built six systems in this case. You can have a full size ATX PSU, a pretty long graphics card. and very good cooling. 200mm fan in front, two 80mm fans in the back. The white version looks nice on a desk or video room server setup. I use AMD cpu's and the 8 core Ryzen 7 5700g is cooled with a stock cooler, and If I add a Graphics card I get 2 gig of ram back and takes some load off of the CPU.. You can also have two 3.5" or 2.5 " drives in the right side panela.

@freeloaderfs

19 күн бұрын

Do you know what the max size graphics card would be they can fit in the case?

Thank you for posting this video. You have a new subscriber. Keep up the great work. A very nice, & easy case to build in. A great gaming machine..

Another great video. As always, the production quality is outstanding. The build is interesting. Probably not what I would build for myself, but obviously you had a target budget to aim for and the results meet your expectations, so nice job! I'm surprised to see the i3-12100 perform so well to be honest. I would probably have gone for the i5-12400, that's only a bit more expensive than the i3-12100, but I guess it would have pushed the total cost over your designated budget. Your results show that we don't need a super computer to play games at 1080p with a decent refresh rate. In some cases the quality might have to be turned down a bit, but that is to be expected with a budget build.

@sparkythewildcat97

11 ай бұрын

Yeah, a 12400 is a very nice cpu for a lower-mid range build, but if you forced one into a budget this tight, it would certainly negatively impact performance overall, as you'd get stuck with something like a rx 580 for the gpu, or 8gb of ram or getting some sketchy PSU, etc. At this price point, you really want to put every penny you can towards fundementals (aka getting an SSD (instead of a hard drive), 16gb of ram, a decent PSU and case so that you will feel comfortable carrying them over to future builds instead of wanting/needing to start from scratch as soon you have a decent PC upgrade fund) and after you get your fundamentals solid (which are pretty solid in this case, though you could get a 1tb SSD for the same price now vs his 500 GB SSD) then I'd put everything leftover towards the nicest GPU possible. As long as you're running an R5 1600 or i7 8600k or better for your CPU, you're extremely likely to be GPU bound in most games on high settings, 1080p up until a 5700XT/3060, at least. This 12100 probably won't be a significant bottleneck (again, on average is the important thing to remember, as some games will be cpu bottlenecked in 99% of scenarios, e.g. with a 13900k and a 3060.) until you put something like a 6700xt or stronger with it at 1080p, and even then it would be most often GPU bottlenecked if you were using that at 1440p or higher.

@vectorperkins5666

11 ай бұрын

Kind of pointless, its like 150 vs 80 dollars for a few percent difference in performance, 1-3 percent or the 12100 running even better sometimes

This looks almost identicle to my current PC (built 2019). Totally different spec, but I have the same case and an MSI RTX Ventus 2060 OC which uses the same blower. Paired with a Ryzen 2600, 32GB PC3200 DDR4, and an AIO Cooler. Then I replaced the front fan with a Red lit one, and stuck 2 red lit 80mm fans to exhaust from the unit to fit my theme of "Event Horizon" named after the camera that took the first image of a black hole. It's a really nice case!

@syndicateapostle3457

Жыл бұрын

Mines the total opposite than compact. Mine is literally a giant case made to build 2 PCs in but I was lazy and only built one in this massive case lol

@360Fov

Жыл бұрын

@@syndicateapostle3457 lmao that sounds like something I would do...prolly have big plans but then just do the bare minimum and have a freak huge pc build, with random screws missing when 'just 2 screws will do' even if it needs 4 😅

I know you've probably made a bunch of these, but on the off chance you still read comments this far from the upload date; thank you for not jump cutting the install and making sure there's a good angle to see where on the whole set up the pieces are going into. I like to think I'm a fairly smart person but you'd be surprised how many "assemble computer for dummies" videos talk down, talk like their target audience is actually people who don't need an introductory video anyway, and/or cut the actual installation out of the video. You'd think it's common sense on a how to video to show the how and to parts. I'm definitely going to follow you more if all your content is this thoughtful. Thank you

@devyn.johnston

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for the kind words, I really appreciate it!

Interesting inspirational build! Thanks for sharing!

i built a system using msi's b550 am4 codex system, all you need is a cpu and gpu, the case is very well ventilated, and the board has a surprising number of features, the power supply is lacking though but it seemed to work well under load, got a used gtx1080 for 100 bucks and a 3600x for 70 bucks, in total it was just under 400 bucks, not bad for a system that can play most games at 1440p medium to high settings

i really like this cases layout, cool build

Interesting, I did a budget build before using the TT Core V1 as well because it's such nice case.

@Spencerwalker21

9 ай бұрын

Dumb question I'm a noob would a GTX 1070ti fit this case.

Such a great build at it's price point. These budget builds are so important because they show you don't have to get all the newest/highest end components to simply game on PC. I recently built a PC with the purpose of being a portable gaming rig and utilized mostly locally sourced used components. Ryzen 3600, 16GB 3200MHZ, 500gb NVMe, 650w PSU, 3060 Ti total cost around $750.

@thomasmalone4524

10 ай бұрын

no way that was 750

@PedroCC4444

10 ай бұрын

​@@thomasmalone4524yes way.

@Sam1992xd

10 ай бұрын

do you regret going on ryzen 3600 and not opting for the i3 12100? i kinda regret and i need more info to find out how much i lost compared to team blue. i did same like your build except the psu and the gpu and went to a 350$ with 2 m2 ssd and 1 normal ssd runing fast compared to my ancient pc but after upgrading to windows 11 performance had droped seen with naked eye

@780HP

10 ай бұрын

@@Sam1992xd i built a pc for my brother i got a very reliable atx motherboard and an intel i5 10600F, RX 580 8gb, 1tb, 4 fans, Big case, 16GB DDR4 ram for £434

@Sam1992xd

10 ай бұрын

@@780HP not bad, seems strong for 1080p gaming. cheers!

Another cool looking PC you built. Hello this is the second video I’ve seen on your channel I just subscribed. Thu PC so far have been really cool looking that’s what attracted me to your channel.

I have 2 of these, and these are awesome! Extremely underrated.

Very nice! I am looking into something like this myself. But as you mentioned budget. Not going for small aswell can bring the cost down or get more bang for the buck if you go towards standard atx.

I have the same case! Cool, first time seeing people with that case

Nice build. I've wanted to use that case for a while.

I can't believe the quality of play you can get off such a budget build.. I'm gonna do this..

Cool case, love the huge front fan

That PC is gorgeous! My next desktop build will be definitely mini ITX

Hey there man, new subscriber, love your videos, and of the many tech PC youtuber i subbed, it’s the first time i heard asrock as a s rock lol

Another great video my man!

more budget builds like this please!!

I always seem to come back to this CPU, I just cant get enough of this beauty!

Hi Devyn ! I love your videos you explain everything and make pc builds seems accessible. I've never done it before but I might give it a try now so thank you !

I built something almost identical but all new, 32GB of 3200mhz, a Radeon 6600, and a 2TB Intel 670p SSD for $660. My powersupply is a Thermaltake 600w gold non-modular.

Nice clean build!

This is a cool build. I'd probably go ryzen if I were doing a budget build purely because of some of my use cases, but for mainly gaming this is great. I love that case. Itx cases with 200mm fans are so cool. I might pick one of those up for my htpc as its currently in a really old, oversized case with a similar layout and way less airflow

@Mr.McWatson

11 ай бұрын

What is the advantage to Ryzen? I've been out of the loop for a few years now

@RommySalami

11 ай бұрын

​​@@Mr.McWatsonNo real noticeable advantage selecting AMD, assuming 5th gen, over Intel's 12th/13th gen when it comes to their budget offerings. Only upside that AMD has at that budget is if you intend on using integrated graphics only with their g SKU offerings. AMD's APU is better than Intel's iGPU.

@eddiew.4650

11 ай бұрын

@@Mr.McWatson Nothing really if you're going to be using a dedicated GPU and not intergrated graphics. Even then the latter isn't too impressive if you're not that strap for cash and can pick up a sub $100 GPU.

@Mr.McWatson

11 ай бұрын

@@RommySalami What if you go higher end? Whats the difference?

@RommySalami

11 ай бұрын

​@@Mr.McWatsonAssuming we are still going with 5th gen Ryzen vs.12/13th gen Intel. If you want one of the best gaming performance on a CPU, a 5800X3D outpaces a 12900K due to it having 3D V-cache (think of it as stacked cache) If we're going 7th gen Ryzen vs.13th gen Intel, 7950X3D over a 13900K and 7800X3D over a 13700K for the same reason. That being said, those are cases for gaming. For broad-use, 12/13th gen Intel offer some of the best bang for buck at each SKU with better DDR5 support out of the box over 7th gen Ryzen. The general overview is that there is really not much of a noticeable or worthy comparison to pit higher end CPUs from either company against each other. Other than DDR5 issues. It really comes down to what you're willing to spend and how much value there is in it to you.

Not enough thermal paste. Yeah I know all the common points why everyone will say it's enough, but if you search you will see this may not coat the entire cou and give maximum heat transfer. If it touches the heat sink, paste it. A super thin coat over the entire CPU is best.

Just commenting for the case. I have the larger one and it has served me well for years, put some Nocuta fans in it and it is silent all the time with enough room for mechanical drives and coolers for days.

this looks so damn clean very nice

This is a quite a good safe build, although more performance-per-dollar could be optimized in, I totally get the more cautionary take. I think including a second build, one that's a 'Max Performance, at all costs", could be a decent idea too for those who'd rather get a better GPU now and upgrade their PSU later. (I was one of these, how it didn't bite me is beyond me)

@michael6909

11 ай бұрын

Getting a new GPU is significantly easier. Takes about 30 seconds to pop a new one in and GPU resells much more easily.

@wenelol

11 ай бұрын

Upgraded from 1050 ti to a 3060 and seems to be working fine with a 550w PSU though I should upgrade the PSU just to stay safe.

this vid was beautiful love your aesthetic

I've fallen in love with that fat fan no joke, I think I want that case for my next build! I wish there was an RGB version though!

Dig the build. Actually inspired me to build my own ITX system. Though I went with a $650 budget. I used a Ryzen 5 5600, RX 6600, and a ASRock B550 mobo. But kept everything else the same. Really nice build

Nice build for a fair price, Well done...👍

intel arc gpus seem to be in a pretty good spot right now, i wonder how they would fare in a budget build for 1080p gaming

@Mr.NiceGuy1986

11 ай бұрын

I have the a770 le 16gb and am playing mostly 1440p with some games running 60fps in 4k like the new rachet and clank.

@MultieMalik

7 ай бұрын

​@@Mr.NiceGuy1986damn is it good or is it getting shutters because I'll buy Intel arc GPUs very interested ❤

@Mr.NiceGuy1986

7 ай бұрын

@MultieMalik I haven't really had any issues

@MultieMalik

7 ай бұрын

@@Mr.NiceGuy1986 does Intel arc up too 60 or lock on 60 AA title gamez

B-roll is cool! Thanks! for the video!

He seems to know a lot about ASRock, but he says A-S Rock and i cant get over it

Bro thats lit the case of my current pc such a solid case! Alittle small if your trying to put a big GPU card, but pretty good size

Case + cpu + mobo choices are so perfect. Hard to find a better budget build than this

@Bacongoober

11 ай бұрын

Just buy a used z230 hp workstation with either a xeon or a i7 4770/4790 for like 100 bucks, thise pcs already have a 400w psu and support the 1660 super (only the 6pin version without an adapter) and will most likely give you the sane performance

@Sma5hy

11 ай бұрын

@@Bacongoober The performance of that would be way worse, would take up more space and look like shit.

@Bacongoober

11 ай бұрын

@@Sma5hy more like a little bit worse and it'd cost 300 bucks less also some people don't care for aesthetics so they wouldn't mind and also the z230 is boyt the size of a normal matx case

Very cool case. Big, slow fans are great!

very nice! well tought through.

It looks like a gamecube I love it 😊

I also did a build in this case but used the I5 12400, same motherboard, RAM 116gb gskill triton I had from a previous build and for the gpu I used the intel a770 le 16gb the machine is a little beast.

@genuflext

5 ай бұрын

the I5 12400 is on sale so i want to use that instead of the i3 he used. Will it work with this build?

@Mr.NiceGuy1986

5 ай бұрын

​@@genuflextmy fault I used an Asus prime H610I-plus D4 motherboard which was cheaper.

@Mr.NiceGuy1986

5 ай бұрын

​@@genuflextbut yes that motherboard is an LGA 1700 12th Gen so it's compatible with the i5 12400

@genuflext

5 ай бұрын

@@Mr.NiceGuy1986 thank you

@genuflext

5 ай бұрын

@@Mr.NiceGuy1986 question - what's a better nvidia gfx card you recommend that will be compatible for something in the $200-250 range you can recommend instead of the 1660

why this guy only have 29k subs his content are superb and nice this guy deserve more subs good job and god bless this man. more great content to come

@AlexAlex-bh8fi

11 ай бұрын

Bruh there's better

Nice no nonsense machine, love it 👍 Probably enough for 90% of gamers out there

''AS Rock'' :)) ASROCK!

@skv23

Жыл бұрын

😂 I feel you

@bluesunsxiv2129

Жыл бұрын

My eye started to twitch everytime he said it 😆

Nice ITX-Case! Have the same for my older PC Back than 2007. Its Still working with Quadcore Pro 2 Duo 3GHz and 8GB Ram and Win10 ☺. (Not for Daily Use anymore).

dope build

It'sa pretty good build for the money and form factor, but if you have the room for microATX, you can get your motherboard and sometimes your case cheaper and you don't even have to think about the ATX vs SFX compatibility hiccup. It's also more likely that your GPU will fit, especially larger, higher end ones. I'd have probably gone with a Ryzen 5 5500, it's absurd value for money if you can find it. AM4 boards are also quite reasonable still, the ASRock B450M Pro4 can be had somewhere in the $70ish range. Even if the 5500 gets beat by the 12100, and it absolutely does in single thread, you still have an upgrade path to a 5800X3D if you so choose later on down the line, and you can put those savings into a better GPU or more storage. The 1660S isn't a bad card, but that could put you a bit more toward getting the 6600 you recommended out of the gate for example.

Wow, that looks really nice

I have recently upgraded my pc from a Ryzen 5 2600 to a Ryzen 7 2700x and doubled the memory to 32gb ddr4 3200 mhz and with the new 1tb ssd it's like a sprinter on steroids it's so quick . The whole upgrade cost just over £300 with all parts from Amazon except the cpu it came from the USA . I was also working on a tight budget like you so to all gamers it can be done without spending thousands of pounds or dollars . Enjoyed the video well done

One of the best mini itx cases out there.

great video as always

kinda funny how the perspective changes over time. i remember myself beeing super happy to get a $500 pc as a teenager and it was the world for me. now my headphones costs twice the amount and i bought them without much thought. "oh its the best anc on the market? sure, worth it" if you happen to be me a few years ago, just look forward and develop a in demand skill, gl

Sweet little build.

Damn, the quality of the video is through the roof!

I use the B550I AORUS PRO AX for my itx build, because the better 90A Phases (i use 5950x) and the abillity to use two m.2 and this board have WLAN6. Its for me a must have for gaming.

1:37 true. I can't get an ITX when 12th gen came out, only the Z boards exist for ITX. but I've seen some builds to go around this by having the GPU parallel with the ATX mobo using risers.

i LOVE this build i may end up building this with the rx6600 for a travel build

Looks great, good taste

The Thermaltake cube pc case is awesome

wow i love it!

i built a pc with the 12100f for my GF. Holy moly that thing is a snappy lil shit for the money. I used the same z690 MOBO as you. i stuffed it into a torrent nano.

With AMD announcing FSR3 this just became an even more insane beast of a budget build

Such a great little pc

A S Rock killed me! haha. Great video

ay es rock is a crazy way to pronounce asrock great video!

Nice built by the way 👌

Love the case !

This looks so sick damn

love vids like this. i went down the rabbit hole of itx builds. currently back in an atx system and never going back. i also dont use water cooling. all air coolings on gpu and cpu. and no rgb. am i getting old?

I have built a PC in this case but white for my wife. Nice body. Super easy build as it is like bare bone. But its big for Itx. Going to move her PC to a more compact body

My first build I used this case. Really cool. I miss It.

Oh! My favorite case (got the same but his bigger brother)❤❤❤

Thank you best pc build, will make one for my kid lol

I'd switch the 1660 SUPER with an RX 6600 for a little more but great build!

@meowmeow2759

11 ай бұрын

A used 1660s is 100 bucks!

keep uploading , this channel is sick AND NEVER SELL OUT FOR SPONSORS

@360Fov

Жыл бұрын

I think it's totally fair if a youtuber gets a sponsor deal, its not 'selling out'...people deserve to be paid for their time and effort that other people get to enjoy for free. If he was reviewing motherboards, and something like all the Asus motherboards were really bad for example, but the video was sponsored by Asus anyway, then i guess thats kinda selling out

@BizlaC

11 ай бұрын

If you want to watch it for free, then they need to earn money somehow.

Nice build video, I like that case too. For an extra $100 you could easily grab a used 3060 or even 3060 ti. I like these $500 builds tho because it makes building a PC vs buying a PS5 a no brainier lol

@quippy958

11 ай бұрын

a PS5 is easily more powerful than this lol

@wavefile1674

11 ай бұрын

@@quippy958 Sure more powerful but does less than half of what a pc can

@KingKrouch

11 ай бұрын

Now account for the price of PSN for seven years, and the cost of the PC even with the 3060Ti (or a Radeon RX 6700XT) would be a no-brainer.

@disguiseddv8ant486

11 ай бұрын

And you could easily grab a 4060 or a 4060 ti for an extra $160-$260. The budget is for $500 and not for $500+. It's weird for you all to always do this with these budget pc videos.

@alexdamas9808

11 ай бұрын

PS5 can last you more than a decade and include the sony subscription which saves you more $$$ for spending on games.

Beautiful, i know i want to do a case swap on my current ATX

it looks so good damnnnn