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I am also thinking to build this machine for ark survival ascendent so wanted to know if it can handle it for streaming..

Still works great! I mainly use it for VR sim racing and software development. No temperature issues. Cheers 🙌

I have a question I'f I replace atx motherboard with a mini itx one, soo will there be a decrease in fps in game or temperature ?

@@NikhilKumar-yq1fx Not directly, but indirectly if your case has poor cooling or airflow. So that is important to handle properly!

I should start watching WEC! The case is really small, so there shouldn't be an issue finding a backpack it can fit into! Google "SFF travel backpack" for some inspiration, I see that many others have already done it. Cheers

​@@sebastianmandrean this week gonna be Le Mans session start if my memories right, Eurosport constant streaming for 24 hours yesterday i check on reddit said i need to know how much in Liters that case and add 2L for carrying backpack i guess i need to bring my 20L backpack when i checking out case on my local store. anyway thanks for reply!

Haha yeah I should move my monitor about 10cm to the right 😁

@@sebastianmandrean 😱

It's the Aluminum "Space Grey" color!

The build has two 240mm radiators! One thicker at the top, one slimmer on the side. Thanks for watching 🙏

Thanks! 🙏

I think the bottom 120x25mm Noctua (pull-configuration, below the PSU) really helped with the airflow, since the other 4x ones for the radiators are in push configuration Good luck with the build! 🙌

@@sebastianmandrean Yeah, most likely. Anyway, thx & I can barely wait to finish my little project. 😊

I have a $2,000 pro-video tripod with a fluid head, but I like the aesthetics of the handheld PoV cam! Thanks for watching 😁

Living on the edge 🫡

Go for it! I can recommend reading this Reddit page on the topic. And if you can afford it, it's worth getting the MDPC-X crimp tool + a Knippex wire stripper. www.reddit.com/r/PCSleeving/comments/rwlwep/custom_cable_sleeving_compiled_guide_and_tutorials/

@@sebastianmandrean At First i need to Buy the White Lian Lie PSU and paint the ZX1 with PlastiDip in white matt. I also found that Fabric Braded Cables are nicer then the Plastic sleeves. Maybe i look for Colored Extensions in Fabrik so i only need to switch Connectors and can go easier... but first PSU next month.

Just a “mini electric screwdriver”, you can find them on for example AliExpress or Amazon!

Hi, thanks! Some thoughts: - 7950x runs hotter than 7950x3d. ~215W under multi-threaded loads VS. ~145W. Worth keeping in mind. - Will you only load the CPU, or also a GPU? If only CPU, its absolutely fine with just an AIO, since a 240mm one removes about 250W of heat. Could run 24/7. For 100 % CPU & GPU at the same time, you probably need more than just 2x240mm radiators. - AIO is convenient, but if you want to build a really tiny PC its worth considering a custom loop. Check out the r/sffpc sub on Reddit! - There are many tiny cases that fits 2x240mm radiators, but only if you go custom loop I ran the benchmark and got: Score (rays/s): 12 001 650 CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 7950x3d 16-Core Processor CPU Frequency: 4 856,65 MHz CPU Count: 1 Physical Cores: 16 Logical Cores: 32 CPU L3 Cache Size: 96 MB RAM: 63 GB RAM Frequency: 6 000,00 MHz Operating System: Windows 11 Pro

@@sebastianmandrean Thank you a lot for reply and for benchmark results. Dont you remember the temperature while testing? I'm going to use just CPU under 100% load. I wish this benchmark would be at list for 5 min, cause cpu cant get hot for 35 seconds)

@@vladimirdrobzhev8165 Yeah exactly... The benchmark finishes too fast to be relevant for temperature load testing Do you know any other CPU rendering benchmark that I can run which runs for longer?

​@@sebastianmandrean I would recommend running a Prime 95 Small FFTs with AVX disabled test and let it soak until temps reach equilibrium. If your cooling setup can handle that then it'll handle anything.

@@jshbrnt Thanks! I ran a 7h+ torture test as described. Temps stable around 78-80°C with all cores running at 100 %: ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxkYyytd4jzyJZo8JhAfuqJJhQl6Afi2IV

Yeah I used the riser that came with the case, though I've contemplated the idea to switch to a faster cable for that extra tiny bit of performance. To get it working, I had to boot into BIOS (using the integrated GPU) and override the PCIE gen to 3.0! On my mobo it was 4.0 by default.

Yeah its such a great & compact block; a shame they don't have it for other PCB designs. FYI Inno3D recently launched a new product, the "Frostbite Pro" rtx4090, which comes with the Alphacool ES server block pre-installed. Maybe that's an option worth considering!

The EK Pro block might be another option: www.reddit.com/r/sffpc/comments/12b9ceg/stuffing_a_4090_in_louqe_ghost_s1_with_the_new/

Hi! As you can see at 7:27, the only way I could fit the Inno3D rtx4090 into the ZX-1 was by water cooling it with the ultra-compact Alphacool ES block. The air cooler is too big to fit!

Hey! Sure, shouldn't be a problem!

Thanks! I might do a Cinebench later Meanwhile, here are some gaming benchmarks I did. The 4K one is more GPU heavy, the 1080p is more CPU heavy. Dead Space 2023 Remake @ 4K ultra high: ua-cam.com/video/X5jPpy6dcoA/v-deo.html Dead Space 2023 Remake @ 1080p ultra high: ua-cam.com/video/Y1jtKlM1AX8/v-deo.html

Go for it! I got this video in my feed the other day, maybe something like that? ua-cam.com/video/TcaclKVvJjk/v-deo.html

Hey, thanks! Using the setup every day, both for gaming and work. Love it so far. Both the GPU and CPU are kept cool despite heavy loads. What I liked the least is the DDC pump noise. I think DDC pumps in general are noisier? I tuned down the RPM a bit with a pump curve which makes it better. Maybe one could've squeezed in a non-DDC pump somewhere? But I'm okay with it after the curve tweak!

@@sebastianmandrean - Thank you so much! The noise of the DDC pumps is getting consistent for me. Right now I want to see if they have a Modultra 1700 cooler without the pump. And on the side insert a D5 pump. Right now I use a dual D5 pump, and I love it. For as fast they are going, they noise is not an issue. Thank you for sharing and keep up the great work.

Just a “mini electric screwdriver”! You can find them on for example AliExpress or Amazon. It was a blessing during the build, as you make a lot of mistakes and have to take stuff out then put them back in again. Highly recommended to get one ✌️

Thank you! I appreciate it

Next time 😂

Hey! Any particular game in mind?

@@sebastianmandrean cyberpunk 2077 :p

@@melkyoretor1824 I don't own Cyberpunk yet, but a video of Dead Space Remake coming soon!

Here you go! ua-cam.com/video/X5jPpy6dcoAr/v-deo.html

Yes! Platinum rated Silverstone 850R. Very stable 👌

@@sebastianmandrean for a 4090 and a 7950x3d? that seems like its either over the power limit or extremely close

@@sebastianmandrean The 4090 can pull 450W and the 7950x3d can pull up to 300 if its pushing it and oc, that leaves not a lot of room for everything else

However i absolutely loved the video and u deserve way more views and subs ❤️

@@OwenGalaxy 7950x3d pulls ~150W under all-core max load (stock) and the Inno3D 4090 ~425W. I.e ~575W under max load, so plenty of room with 850W. Anandtech writes: "Given that the Ryzen 9 7950X3D has a lower TDP and PPT rating than the Ryzen 9 7950X, it pulls less power. We observed a peak power output of 144.53 W on the 7950X3D, compared to 221.87 W on the 7950X" www.anandtech.com/show/18747/the-amd-ryzen-9-7950x3d-review-amd-s-fastest-gaming-processor/2 And for the GPU: "Though this card does have a total board power of 450 Watts as per NVIDIA’s spec, through our stress test, we didn’t really see this peak above 425 Watts" www.eteknix.com/inno3d-rtx-4090-ichill-x3-oc-review/7/

Hey! Hope it goes well for you. Be wary of the higher TDP of the 13700k, they run much hotter than Ryzens, up to 250W under load. But since 4070 has like 200W lower TDP than a 4090, it should be fine I think? If we're talking dual 240 rads. Don't think it's gonna work on a single 240...

Around $5.5K, but maybe 30 % of that is the premium for going SFF with custom CPU/GPU water cooling etc.