That too, but I also just wanted to pick out relaxing music that people wouldn't mind hearing and get annoyed of.

It wasn't just me, but thank you for your support. I still think I need to improve my skills and experience to be able to further my channel more.

@@Laundori You'll get there !

Wertan you deserve more! We all love you❤️

Thanks, the build itself only took a day but the research and buying parts took ages.

@@Laundori I feel the pain

Ikr. I thought he was dead.

Thanks for helping out. This is why its a showcase and not a tutorial, although I should've put some disclaimers on the mistakes I made.

I recommend using PcPartPicker, its a website where you can input all of your parts and it will automatically tell you whether they are all compatible or not. Its a great way to know what you should buy for your rig as it calculates the compatibility and cost of your entire setup, and makes finding new or replacement parts much easier.

To my knowledge yes, we had no need for any additional wires to attach anything, plus either way if your using the same or similar case it should come with a manual, which you can always refer to. I don't think I'm super "qualified" or "experienced" to answer questions about a build I could barely put together alone, yet I'm pretty sure the case itself came with a bit of wiring which connected the lighting and fans to the rest of the build. (If I'm not mistaken, you can see us attaching the case RGB to the motherboard at around 24:00 to 25:00) About lighting software I know next to nothing, when I put my build together good old Asus automatically prompted me with a lighting software, (not super reliable/breaks often) and I'm pretty sure this won't apply to everyone else. Either way I hope this helped a little!

@@Laundori thx for the response I really appreciate it.. good job on it .. don’t mind any negativity as well, y’all did it ! All that matters

Use the motherboard guide and the labels on the wires to check. If I can do it so can you!

I did not (yet), and I don't really need to, but yes, it would help with airflow. I don't recommend spending too much access money on extra fans though unless you see that your rig is running too hot, or just warmer than you would regularly want.

@@Laundori I have the same exact case and was worried if my rig is going to be too hot fans aren’t that expensive but I don’t want my rig ti be dusty either I’m trying to actually buy a desk and set my pc on the desk and get it off my carpet 😂

@@ethancbaker2002 As long as you aren't running programs that your pc can't properly handle then two fans should be enough, they are for me. When it does get dusty, (inevitably it will) you can always dust it off when its turned off.

Add exhaust fan

Well obviously you have to connect that anyways but I'm pretty sure those are just wires, there's no way for you to turn it on WITHOUT aura sync, which the software then prompts you to install when you turn it on for the first time.

Yes, they are the thin wires which connect both the on and off button and usb ports, at least I'm pretty sure. You can see them in the wiring section. 19:17 to 26:15

The wiring segment that includes the case RGB connection, if I'm not wrong is from about 22:00 to 26:00, your case will should also have names and labels on their wires to tell you which wire goes where.

@@Laundori what RGB fans are you using for the rest of the case

@@miraclemanoj The three front fans come with the case, and I'm not using any other Rgb fans, yet. I might if I get a better CPU cooler, but right now the three front fans are the only rgb fans in the build.

@@Laundori i messed up a purchase and got Corsair sp120sf wich is a pwm 12v fan ,but my Mobo has only argb 5v pins, I didn't even have any top facing fans, Would you recommend me to go for argb fan kit and sell off that pwm fan ,or would it be wise to go for pwm Non addressable RGB kit

@@miraclemanoj Honestly, I'm not really qualified to answer that. You can check the compatibility of the fan on certain websites like PcPartPicker but if your still not sure I'd recommend asking somebody else. If its in good condition you can always just sell it for the same price and get a more suitable fan instead.

The wiring locations should be on your manual, but if you have extra trouble please refer to another video, this one is more of a showcase than a tutorial.

And u have a really nice video!

I updated the description to include the parts for anybody curios, thanks for reminding me :)

Not sure what the difference between those two are, but either way I don't know.

@@Laundori I ordered it for around 20 euros and it does fit really nice 👌.

Td500 is tempered glass

Too.many.wires!!!!

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You buy the components separately. I listed the ones I used in the description, so you can check that out if you want.

Yeah, I'll get extra fans later when I actually need them. So far the temperature has been keeping up fine and I'm still waiting to buy the card so no point.

Actually, the case is just the shell of the pc. This is a case with all the required pc components inside it and working, therefore I can call it a pc ;)

From what I upgraded from, and with a budget of about 1700, I would say yes, even though I haven't had a chance to see it's full potential due to cards being low on stock. Compared to how expensive PC builds can get, I would say this one is considerably cheap, and could be even less expensive if you remove the RGB ;)

Fun fact: There are actually both, even though the voice is in like a 1 second segment that I forgot to edit.

I went for design and style more than compatibility, and I also had a budget so that 100 wouldve went over.

his cpu cooler came with pre-applied thermal paste but if you want you can take some rubbing alcohol and wipe it off to use your own thermal paste.

Dude its clearly their first time. And the bros are there to help. It might be a simple pc but for them at that point its a dream project. Let them enjoy the experience

Rgb = yes.

Don't worry, I know the danger of bending and damaging pins, I just picked it up wrong for a second. Either way no damage was done so it's fine. Thanks for the concern though ;)

@@Laundori Okay, that was the obvious one, but touching the surface of the CPU isn't good either, remember that. Have a good day sir.

@@KlIIua Good day to you too.