Bottom fans really really help this case! Its shocking how much it changes things. Use bottom as intake fans, top as outake the back little fan as outake then the back wall ans the side as intake. I promise you will see surprising results.

@jookerbb

Жыл бұрын

Hey a couple of questions because I have this. So first I'll say I will run it closed with full fans, will it be good to put 3 bottom in 3 top out 1 back out, aio on side pull from out and the 3 in front out? or should i also put the 3 in front in or the aio sucking from inside and going out?

@dihydroxide

Жыл бұрын

@@jookerbb you can fit at most 2 on the bottom due to the PSU. Set this pair as intake. You should point the 3 in the front as intake to pull in cool air for the AIO on the side to push out. The 3 top as exhaust will work great to cool the motherboard and vent the case in general. Don't forget the exhaust fan out the back too.

@simong.8187

Жыл бұрын

Rather use 120mm or 140mm fans on the bottom (and in general)? How big are the openings?

@dihydroxide

Жыл бұрын

@@simong.8187 I used 2x 140mm fans on the bottom, but there's room for 3x 120mm fans as well. There's mounting holes for both 120mm and 140mm width fans/rads at all the mounting locations.

@simong.8187

Жыл бұрын

@@dihydroxide Thanks but I know that there's mounting holes for both. My actual question is: how big is the opening for the fan? Does it even make sense to use a 140mm fan? Or does it just blow agains the case wall on the outer 20mm?

I have this case and experimented with the temp's, removed the top and front glass, installed a 5000D airflow vent on the front and kept the main big side glass installed. almost 8 degree temp drop

Im not a fan of open case due to potential dust get into system and frequent chore to clean it up. Is there always an opening gap at the back near pci/videocard mount? There a way to close the gap with dust filter maybe whether we mount the video card horizontaly or vertically? For heat issue i think they should put dust filter at the front instead of glass panel.

great breakdown

Thanks mate! really good job. So no air config recommended for this case? :___( sad

Will removing the airfilters on top and buttom suffice? Since those are where air goes out airfilters will not be needed right?

Says why would you get this case if you plan to air cool then proceeds to construct an air cooled build. I understand the cpu had aio but I would have loved to see a custom loop in this case with such a thorough video. Excellent review! Just was hoping for a much different build when the build section came around.

Can you tell me where you put 120mm fans and where 140mm? In which places of the case does it make sense to use 140mm considering the size of the openings?

This is why I will be using the Lian Li fans that daisychain together so I don't have to use but 2 cords total for 3 fans. Makes all those wires evaporate.

How would this case compare in thermals to other tempered glass cases such as the Lian Li o11 Mini or Dynamic?

@willosborne6763

2 жыл бұрын

It would depend on your setup really.

@ApostleThe344

2 жыл бұрын

I just bought this case, you can literally remove all of the panels and make your own airflow so it's better than the li

What about top mounting the rad with the fans pushing out through it with both the side and front fans blowing in?

@clintrhubart6798

3 ай бұрын

Exactly what I do. Top mounted 360 rad pushing out, front side and bottom all pushing in and one out the back. The biggest choke point is the 4090 pushing hot air at the tempered glass. Honestly I feel gpu’s need to start being redesigned to push that air out the back of the card somehow. In the front and side you can have 2 14”, 3 12” or what I have is 2 12” and a 14” on both front and side and a 12” and 14” on bottom for intake. I suppose side mounting a 360 is an option as well but I am not a fan of most builds with side or front mounted radiators unless they can some how be above the AIO level. This way and air in the system doesn’t end up in the AIO.

Why does the glass affect the CPU thermals? Isn't the radiator getting fresh air from the side?

I get beautiful temps…. On this case having bottom fans as intake helps a lot

The whole premise of this video would have been taken apart by following basics law of physics and removing the top glass. I've been running the same case with 25 degrees idling and 31-35 under full gaming load (Hogwarts legacy on 4k for a few hours). Removing the glass would have allowed the hot air to rise and leave the case without issues. If the top glass is there, it's quite obvious that hot air will be trapped between the radiator and the glass, making liquid hotter. On my setup, I did the following: 1. Waterblocked CPU and GPU (AMD 7950X3D & Gigabyte Gaming 4090 OC) 2. D5 pump right in front of the side and front of the case 3. Fan config: 3- 120 cm fans pushing air in from the bottom 3- 120 cm fans pushing air in from the front 1- 120 cm fan pulling air out from the back 3- 120 cm fans pulling air out from the top with a medium 360 cm rad 3- 120 cm fans pulling air out from the side with a large 360 cm rad 4. Loop config: D5 pump to GPU then GPU to top rad Top rad to CPU then CPU to side rad Side rad back to pump Removed the top glass and voila!! Great airflow and thermals which even with the setup above would have been terrible with the glass on top just trapping all the hot air... Cheers, Capt. Barbossa

@tech450

7 ай бұрын

So it mean , if all the tempered glass are been there ,than i might not face heating issue? Or should i see for better option?

@capt_barbossa

7 ай бұрын

@@tech450 it depends in your configuration, but if you remove the top glass you won't have issues most of the times.

@tech450

7 ай бұрын

@@capt_barbossa see From front and bottom it will intake and fron back and upper side it will exhaust. Is this good configuration. And I don't wanna take upper tempered glass off . Is it good ?

@capt_barbossa

7 ай бұрын

@@tech450 if you have upper as exhaust (I would recommend it), you will need to take it off, otherwise all the hot air will be trapped at the top

@capt_barbossa

7 ай бұрын

@@tech450 you should take it off if you use it for exhaust; hot air raises, so naturally you would do this to let it escape

How does the Lian Li O11 Dynamic Evo compare to this based on Thermals?

I continue to love these reviews! So informative and I love the fact you used Borderlands 3! Thank you for your hard work!

Would thermal conduction improve with P8?

Can I remove the bottom plate/stand? It looks hideous, I prefer to have the usual four rubber feet

Any comparison vs View 71 TG?

I have already preordered this case and am building a similar setup (Rog crosshair 8 dark hero MB, Ryzen 7 5800x and 3080ti). However, apart from using an AIO for CPU (EK 360 elite, although removing the stock fans) and fitting out with a full compliment of noctua fans (10 120mm and 1 140mm) with varying static pressures and air flow strengths it would be interesting to see if my cpu and gpu thermals were better than these!

@RobeytechLive

2 жыл бұрын

Would love to know when you build it!

@willosborne6763

2 жыл бұрын

@@RobeytechLive apparently it was just dispatched so this weekend!!!

@viencarlodiego8842

2 жыл бұрын

Still waiting for the result xD

@willosborne6763

2 жыл бұрын

@@viencarlodiego8842 alright so the set up was a EK360 Elite AIO (without stock rbg fans). Ryzen 5800x which was OC to 4.5 base and 5.0 boost. A RTX 3080ti mounted on a riser facing out (which I didn't bother OCing...because, what's the point? and 32gb 3600mhz C16 RAM with stock timings. Fans were as follows, Front 3x Noctua NF-A12x25 chromax - intake Back panel - 3x Noctua NF-F12 chromax - intake Top - 3x Noctua NF-F12 chromax - rear 2 exhaust, front 1 intake Rear - Noctua NF-F12 IndustrialPPC - Exhaust Bottom - Noctua NF-A14 Chromax - intake. Peak cpu temp after 1 hour cinebench23 64⁰C (normal ambient cpu temp 31⁰C Ambient GPU temp 41⁰C Max temp ( had to run Cyberpunk on Ultra RTX without DLSS) 81⁰C Most impressive is the fans perform so well they keep ambient internal case temps to around 48-52⁰C.

@ZaneGolas

2 жыл бұрын

@@willosborne6763 Where did you mount the AIO?

i need those thick boy mats on your desks please lol. where do i get one?

Just finished building my P6 with a very similar configuration as this video's build: Intel i9-10900 and an ASUS ROG STRIX 3080 Ti. The CPU is cooled by a 360mm AIO with 3x 120mm mounted in the push configuration out the side, just like this video. 2x 140mm fans were mounted on front (intake), bottom (intake), and top (exhaust). Finally, a single 120mm exhaust fan in the back, just like this video. Decided to run thermals after watching this video. CPU maxed out at 74 with Cinebench R23 and GPU maxed out at 67 with Heaven. Although 8x 120mm fan may sound like a lot from the video, but it's not nearly enough. The best intake is through the bottom, which fans were completely absent in the build from this video. The front and top can each use an additional 120mm fan. I think this is the only review that had thermal issues with the P6, but it's also the only review that ran so few fans for such a case that was designed for many more than just 8x 120mm fans.

@librasd8087

Жыл бұрын

wtf? it's a 200€ case without fan included... adding "just" 8 fan means adding an additional 64€ in cheap fan, or another 200€ for a full noctua industrial 120mm there is no excuses, the tempered glass and the lack of space to let the fan breathe are killing the termal performance, it's full of 200€ case that do best with fewer fans P.S. you shouldn't blame the reviewer for not putting in "enough" fans, you should blame thermaltake for poor thermal design

@dihydroxide

Жыл бұрын

@@librasd8087 I believe all "show" cases suffers from airflow issues. P6 is actually one of the better full TG cases out there with the bottom, side, and back fully vented without TG. As another person commented, the reviewer opted NOT to use bottom vents during his install. If cost is an issue, don't go with a TG/Show case. Plenty of "airflow" budget cases are available. Also, if you want to save on those "expensive" fans, TG panels are removable on the P6 if you are truly desperate... Very few TG cases on the market give that option.

@librasd8087

Жыл бұрын

@@dihydroxide it's a beautifull case, but there are better show case, like the O11 that don't suffers from the same problem

@dihydroxide

Жыл бұрын

@@librasd8087 no doubt that the Lian Li O11 is a beautiful case, I almost considered the HYTE Y60 (fish tank) version myself. But note that in the O11/Y60, you don't have a front fan/radiator mounting option. For those that may opt for custom LC in the future, P6 is more easily upgradable. That's the primary reason I went with a P6.

@dihydroxide

Жыл бұрын

Which goes back to my original point, the AIO/fan combo thermals are fine in my P6. The P6 is not completely doomed as this video suggests.

Important question here. I’m about to pull the trigger and get this case to mount and add a custom loop. I’m assuming that with a water cooled custom loop the air flow restrictions and box getting hot would be resolved. Is that the case? Or is the lack of airflow still going to create a problem? Having said all this, I also wanted to mount it to the wall when complete, and that’s the exact reason I want this case. Will doing so suffocate the case more? I can’t expect fans on the mother board side to pull in much air when squashed against a wall. Any input would be helpful!! Thank you in advance!

@willosborne6763

2 жыл бұрын

Will you be using a waterblock on the gpu?

@nisikitchen6093

2 жыл бұрын

@@willosborne6763 ya that was my plan, does that make it an acceptable build or should I be looking elsewhere??

@nisikitchen6093

2 жыл бұрын

I’m basically considering a custom loop, possibly a double loop if I can find room for it with both cpu and gpu, I’m pushing for this case because I would love to do a white a blue build and wall mount it. But all the aesthetics in the world is wasted if the case is a hot box.

@willosborne6763

2 жыл бұрын

@@nisikitchen6093 Sorry, it should be absolutely fine. My build just uses an AIO but i'm using 11 Noctua fans to move air as efficiently as possible through the case. I dont find it getting hot at all until I'm gaming on max

@christianemms8332

Жыл бұрын

If you're wall mounting this case, I'd recommend using the rear, the top and front as exhausts and having your intake fans at the bottom of the case.

question just ordered this boy is it already built or do i have to put it together ?

@RobeytechLive

2 жыл бұрын

Nope it's put together.

So all and all its not worth getting thos case because of the all around temper glass for someone that will use this everyday a week?

@aaymanbd

4 ай бұрын

I'm pretty sure his fan configuration is what messed things up. I'm using this with a 4090 and only 2x Front intakes and have 0 heating issues. CPU is cooled using Noctua D15.

I put a Ice Giant in mine on a Ryzen 9. Thermals are just fine. ;)

In the Thermaltake example on their site, it looks as if the bottom fan offsets heat from the aio near the bottom of the radiator, it mixes and gets pushed out the front, that's why there's no air filter up there. The top and side should be in and head out the back and front. If the front is in and top is out, which I can't really tell in the video, then hot air would gather on the top glass and form a trapped heat pocket in the front top corner, which again if front is in, side in, and top out, would eventually expand that hot air bubble, growing into the gpu. Again, can't really tell in the vid, but I worked it out in paint, I could host if anyone wants to see. With this configuration, I think it's supposed to be in from bottom and side, out to front. In from side and top, out the back. Also, Thermaltake left little gaps above the aio radiator, and above the back fan probably to help with some micro airflow. Thanks for the vid!

@jordysmith03

Жыл бұрын

hi there I am actually really interested in the picture you made explaining how you think the airflow should be redirected. I was wanting to mount my aio to the top of the case but from what I'm understand is that the top should also be exhaust, would it be problematic to mount my aio on the top?

@_Terry_Clark

Жыл бұрын

@@jordysmith03 I'm not sure how much heat an aio would bring in from the top. Depends on how much gets sucked out the back. 🤷‍♂️

I really like the aesthetics of this one but the thermals are discouraging to say the least. Anyone care to recommend a similar option with good airflow and a lower price point?

I wonder how it does with just the top glass panel removed and left off. Considering heat rises.

@friskycrewgerrusty

10 ай бұрын

I have this case with the top glass removed because I wanted a push/pull setup on my 4090 Liquid Cooler Radiator, everything is nice and cool running 4k max settings on Diablo IV, World of Tanks, etc...

@choppergirl

10 ай бұрын

@@friskycrewgerrusty I bought a 5000D and then upgraded it to a 5000X with glass bought off ebay. Oddly, my top and front glass seem to be smoked (probably came from a black unit), and the left and right glass are clear (from a white unit). Is that the same on yours? I leave the glass on all the time because mostly my 7950x is at idle any way, and I have it temp limited to 80F. Rendering videos at full tilt the glass is still fine on. The fans just spin a little louder. Build quality is greats, but the clearances to all sides of the motherboard are almost non-existant. Plugging in SATA cables with a GPU installed is a particular finger nightmare. Pluggin in anything to the top or bottom edge of the mobo is also a royal pita.

@friskycrewgerrusty

10 ай бұрын

@@choppergirl Hey, my glass is slightly smokey on all of them, seems to be the same all around, I have no trouble getting at sata cables or anything else along that edge (probably because my 4090 is liquid cooled out of the box, it's own rad, card doesn't take up as much room as typical ones, but the top edge would be a nightmare, but I have no need to go into my case for anything, 4TB NVME and a 20TB WD HDD, I also have a 80TB NAS for anything else like video editing storage. I just did a stress test yesterday just to see what temps I was getting, 4090 memory got the highest peaked at 74 but avg 64, next was CPU peaked at 68 but avg at 60, put my hand inside of the case and it's nice and cool, I love this case, cheers

@choppergirl

10 ай бұрын

@@friskycrewgerrusty I went with it for the white and black aestetic. Of I had to do it again I'd blow the extra cash for the 7000x White or another aquarium case. Which us a lot more money just for a few more inches up and forward. I discarded the vertical rad mount with 3 openings to free up space for my rats nest of corsair RGB cables. My sata cables come out right under the thick bruck 3070 fte3. I got to plug the cables in by pure imagination from behind. If I ever put in an. Nvme in my 4 slots my Gpu must come out and go right back in which is more of a nightmare than one would think from the old days of just plug it in a fasten one screw. Its a chonky overcooled beast. But tge whole mess stats cool and quiet and very rainbow colorful. When 5.0 and 4.0 nvme prices drop I'll buy some. But in my own 1080p render tests it makes no difference uf Im rendering using a ram disk or clunky Sata 3.0. Maybe 1 or 2 second speed increase using pure ram drive vs 3.0 SATA 3.5 drives. The nice thing about using ram though is I don't have to fret about me putting uses wear and tear on my drives just doing garbage performance benchmarking renders. I think the drive utility is called ImDisk Ram drive or something. Free on Github and excellent.

hey i just purchased this and got it up and running but need to know when powered on i have a blue light and a red blinking light flashing is this what you get ?

@daninote9203

2 жыл бұрын

Congrats! How do you feel about the airflow in the case?

I have watched more vids about this case and not a one had problems with temps like you did. Not sure why your build got so hot on load.

this case come with fanes?

cable management? what's that?

Given the constraints, seems a less expensive build would suit this expensive case better... Perhaps fully air cooled? Like lose the AIO, and just slap fans in there?

@RobeytechLive

2 жыл бұрын

Air Cooling would be more than likely worse given the glass situation. Not enough air getting through to it.

@DATWagonator

2 жыл бұрын

@@RobeytechLive I can see why the all glass would be a problem but surely the open air setup won't be an issue if I am using a Noctua DH-15

@Joe-sx1iu

Жыл бұрын

@@DATWagonator sounds like you don't understand how PC cooling works

Hmm I’m running all air and my temps are fine with this build something is not adding up

The thing about this build is all the fans are pulling in heat from the rad and scavenging heat. As well as no fans directly below the PSU? Yeah, i learned a lot here.

@DJBillionator

4 ай бұрын

Personally, i am going to place 3 exhaust fans on top and the back. Making the other 9 intake without a rad. Air cooled with an Ice Giant.

Is it posible to just remove the front and top glass? leaving only the fan brakets.

@jordysmith03

Жыл бұрын

I've been wondering the same thing, but I think it is possible

@CodyGraham

Жыл бұрын

Yes, none of the glass needs to be in place at all.

Am i gonna face any thermal issue with all the tempered glass On ?

@GrassToMouth

7 ай бұрын

no you will not. as long as you use a Propper fan config you will not have issues.

Would it be better if you maxed out the fans

@willosborne6763

2 жыл бұрын

I have. Its amazing.

like the vid man good job!

how is it at 87 degrees with an open case??

@posmoo9790

2 жыл бұрын

bc he built it as a closed case

Not sure why you did not run 3x 120mm or 2x 140mm on the bottom. This would of created better airflow in the case for sure the Corsair fans suck for air flow for sure.

any case is an open air case if you rip the side panel off bud

@Deviantsoundz

2 жыл бұрын

"Transforms"

I run the core p3 and tbh if they were to release a core p4 with a similar design language I would consider swapping to it. They are awesome cases if a little bit of a pain to build as they often come flat packed also lian li uni fans are basically necessary for these kind of case. edit also also this case series is basically designed for custom loop water cooling which this case most likely be okay for

@DATWagonator

2 жыл бұрын

I am literally going to order the lian li fans after seeing them the other night and reading your comment has sealed the deal for me. The fans look amazing and IDK why more companies don't have a similar daisy chain feature.

@reviewforthetube6485

Жыл бұрын

Tbh the p6 is good even without a loop, there were many ways he could of changed intake and outake fans. He could of also added fans to the bottom. This is not a hot case imo it's actually really good. I get his cpu was hot but tbh I actually feel it's the way this was built.

@sauhamm3821

9 ай бұрын

i have a core p3 pro ... it's pretty much a core p4...

I'm so sad that this case isn't functional in the closed state. This is such a great looking case, but the PC I'm building will need a very free flowing case which this is not.

@dihydroxide

Жыл бұрын

Mine works great. I don't think enough fans were used in this video's build. Airflow can easily be adjusted as well, as all the TG panels can be removed (i.e. the front panels that is supposedly restricting airflow according to this video).

@blacksheep7576

Жыл бұрын

@@dihydroxide I took your suggestion and got this case anyway. This video definitely did something wrong. My PC is drawing almost 800W (5095x + 3090ti) and has not even hit 70° under heavy load Edit: the cooling I’m using is a single 360mm aio for the cpu and the rest is fans

@dihydroxide

Жыл бұрын

So happy that my comments are helping to undo some of the damages done by this review video. I'm not sure what the poster did wrong with his build... Could be something as silly as forgetting to remove the plastic on the AIO contact plate? Anyways, hope you're enjoying this beautiful case. Mine is still running great as well. Single 360 CPU AIO off the side vent.

why would you pay more for an open air case then run it closed off everywhere it can be closed, then complain about your Intel i9-11900K (a hot running cpu) running hot?

I feel this would run a lot better if you didn’t install the glass on the top

@reviewforthetube6485

Жыл бұрын

@@mjones942 lol yeah and he could of used the fans for the bottom also.

I like this case but my Magnus Pro desk with the sit/stand function and the undermount for PC can only accommodate a 21.5" height. I wonder, are the feet are removable?

@GrassToMouth

7 ай бұрын

they are. you can strip the entire case if you wanted. as it was meant to be

Not a fan of the 2x 140s in the front. 3x 120s looks much better.

why no fans at the bottom? water weed dune hair?

Do you read minds by any chance? I was literally looking at this case a few hours before you uploaded this ._.

@RobeytechLive

2 жыл бұрын

I do… this was just for you 😜

I'd say it's stupid to put AIO and air cooled GPU there, It's meant for custom loop.

@willosborne6763

2 жыл бұрын

Nah, it's fine, it just just requires some thought about fan placement and how to exhaust properly. Check the aio radiator placement with tubes up meaning air is going to get trapped at the top leading to inefficient cooling of cpu, second, no thought has gone into air circulation within the chassis. Depending on the fans used for the radiator if they aren't supplying enough static pressure then any warm air is going to get sucked straight out the top of the case. A better method would be to have high static pressure triple aio front, with side fans and a top right fan having low static pressure but high airflow to cool the oncoming air off the aio, which will continue pushing cool air onto the gpu. A bottom 140mm fan can blow cool air up and directing all air towards exhaust fans at the rear and 2 on top with the far rear exhaust having a higher air flow and static pressure to pull air in that direction.

your radiator placement is completely wrong, by placing it at the side of the front. you're circulating warm air from the radiator into the main compartment. also the cpu cooler won't be able to cool the cpu as efficiently as it could because of the air pocket at the very top of the radiator inside.

It’s beautiful, but I’m not going to use an open case and it sucks as a closed case

@willosborne6763

2 жыл бұрын

It doesn't suck as a closed case at all.

@harpoon_bakery162

2 жыл бұрын

@@willosborne6763 I was going to say, I would think this would be an awesome, cool & quiet case and do well in a 12900K & 3090 Environment (with 4 to 6 HHD's and 4 SSD's). with a 360mm Corsair AIO for the CPU, and a FTW3 aircooled GPU. I would just slap massive amounts of fans in there. I've got Corsair fans, and LL (Lian Li) fans, and P12's from ARCTIC.. Just get a bunch of fans and 140mm fans and 120mm. So yea, just throw fans at it all over the place. I see no heat problems. It's such a beautiful case, how can you go wrong with it? Just freeze the hell out of it with fans. It's probably quiet as hell and cool as hell temperature wise. One things for sure, ITS BEAUTUFUL. Have you seen the army green and turquoise units? They are bad ass, like Hummers., I mean I have a BIG question for you. How is this case any worse in thermals than the Lian Li O11 Dynamic EVO edition? I would think they are exactly the same, both have tempered glass panels on front and side, so yea, how could there be ANY difference at all. I think Lian Li gets a break because it's trendy and ThermalTake gets a raw deal because they get chastised by Steve.

@willosborne6763

2 жыл бұрын

@@harpoon_bakery162 I saw the coloured but I love my black with 11 Noctua fans 😁

@willosborne6763

2 жыл бұрын

@@harpoon_bakery162 oh, and the thermals will be better in the thermal take especially on the front and top mounts as there is quite a bit of space for air to be pulled in around the glass unlike lian li 001 which does not.

@harpoon_bakery162

2 жыл бұрын

@@willosborne6763 How are the thermals? (and wow, you've got the best fans in the business....are they two-tone brown?

That cool

Ahhh yes Professor Ludwig Von P.Cisius

bro im going to get a fucking stroke about how many times i looked at videos about which pc case should i choose and when i find one that could be good i see a video about how bad it is. its just frustating man i want a pc case that has good airflow to cool my gpu greatly. Reminder im not a millionare so i cant buy like 500 bucks case

@AbulaSyllabus

2 жыл бұрын

But this one, just do the ventilation correctly ;)

Why not remove glass in top?

i have to turn my pump to max and my fans to like 90% to use my 12900k/4090 lol gpu fans are at 50%

You've got 6 fans in the front of the case blowing in and against each other. I doubt there's good airflow because of this. Move the radiator/fans to the front of the case in a push/pull configuration with the three fans already there. All blowing into the case. You now have created a good breeze (albeit a little warm) into the case to feed the GPU. Don't build for show, build for proper air flow and thermals. Not saying this will dramatically improve the temps, it may be the front glass is simply restricting too much airflow. Which is why I hate glass cases. Give me mesh any day over these tacky looking fish tank cases.

@aaymanbd

Жыл бұрын

I think that's the issue here. I have 3 fans connected right now, 2x140mm front static pressure fans and 1x120mm rear exhaust and I'm getting much better temps than my previous case (Corsair 400R with side 2x120mm side exhaust). My build has a Noctua D15 and a FTW3 3080. Not sure if I need any more fans either, everything is running really well.

Hi

its wild open air cases cost more. you're literally paying more for less

Wow those cpu temps is a deal breaker for this price point.. theres arent a lot of cases I like the look of. I like phanteks cases but I have a p400s already with the mesh front panel and I like the p500a but looks pretty similar to my current case.. o well I can just keep my current case for longer..

@nickgarcia1292

2 жыл бұрын

@@mjones942 I picked up the fractal torrent. Very good looking case with basically the best cooling around. Should be building in it in the next couple days.. but yea your right about all that

buying a case that is literally meant to be taken apart and customized then complaining about having to take it apart and customize it. and your fan config is trash. this honestly just looks like inexperience more then anything its not a plug and play case its a customize to your requirements case. i have this case and with a ASUS hero 790 intel i9 13th gen (runs hot af) a 4080 and i have no issues with temps. with all glass panels on. im sad you failed so bad at showcasing a sweet case. but i guess this is why i don't watch much of your builds.

Great review of all the technical but difficult to listen to the dramatic shouty-voice.

Dude wtf?

QL fan = doo doo

looks ugly IMO (not your build, the case itself). too many ports, holes, seams, screws and rivets. it just doesn't look clean. looks like a prototype of a nicer case