#DeepCool #asuspcdiy #rtx4060ti - It's been a little whilst since I featured the white version of the DeepCool CH370 on the channel, this time we're sending it with the black variant for a low(ish) budget 4000 series build, with a total cost of $1350!
00:00 - Intro
01:05 - RTX 4060 Ti Unboxing
01:28 - Build Hardware
02:00 - Motherboard Assembly
03:56 - CH370 Assembly
06:14 - Airflow Visualization
06:40 - Cinematic & Desk Setup
Before we begin, let's address the elephant in the room. The RTX 4060 Ti.
I'm not about to hop on board the hatred train which is forcefully chugging all across KZfaq and afar right now. Sure, I'm a little disappointed with Nvidia's approach with this specific card, it had the potential to be so much more, undoubtedly. However, It's not all doom and gloom. With 1080P gaming in mind, it's a solid option for those upgrading from 9, 10 or 20 series. The DUAL card featured in this video from ASUS brings excellent cooling with quiet performance and brilliant power efficiency alongside the latest media engine and graphics tech such as DLSS. Best of all, it's tiny which is a breath of fresh air with the 4000 series so far.
If your budget is tight and you want an EPIC looking gaming PC utilising the latest gen GPU's with a modest cost in mind, here we are and you're watching this video :) We cool? We cool.
Moving on...
With small form in mind, the Deepcool CH370 chassis isn't really equipped to deal with RTX 4080 & 4090 partner cards due to size retraints. With that noted, I fully enjoyed seeing the RTX 4060 Ti fit nicely inside, allowing ample room for the air to flow around it whilst maintaining a small footprint on the desk. Furthermore, the CH370 looks freaking awesome, especially when paired with the LT520 AIO with it's infinity cube mirror housing. This has to be one of my favourite AIO's and best of all, comes in at such a low cost also!
Summary and channel support links below the build hardware:
Main parts included in build:
(USA Amazon)
Case - amzn.to/3BViBFJ
GPU - amzn.to/3BTc7Yd
CPU - amzn.to/428d8Gr
Motherboard - amzn.to/45zZqzc
RAM - amzn.to/3qfnJ4W
NVME M.2 - amzn.to/3qemeUU
CPU Cooler - amzn.to/3WPOedP
Fans - amzn.to/43j9UAW
PSU - amzn.to/3WA45wM
PSU Extensions - amzn.to/3BZdXqg
Keyboard - amzn.to/3KSg9p9
Mouse - amzn.to/3KN2yzE
Mouse Mat - amzn.to/3MEwvB0
Monitor - amzn.to/45vUlYm
Speaker - amzn.to/45z5QhW
Lights used to film this video:
Godox UL150ii - amzn.to/3kVOwka
Godox UL60 - amzn.to/3Ymetb2
Main parts included in build:
(UK Amazon)
Case - amzn.to/3MvndHE
GPU - amzn.to/3MEQorM
CPU - amzn.to/3MD0vgG
Motherboard - amzn.to/3BUItBK
RAM - amzn.to/3MEx5ia
NVME M.2 - amzn.to/3IGVmDh
CPU Cooler - amzn.to/3N7GnVL
Fans - amzn.to/3OCsY9f
PSU - amzn.to/436UQXv
PSU Extensions - amzn.to/4362dhN
Keyboard - amzn.to/3qipZs8
Mouse - amzn.to/3ILvbv9
Mouse Mat - amzn.to/3MEwvB0
Monitor - amzn.to/3q9WZ6a
Speaker - amzn.to/43pNG0b
Lights used to film this video:
Godox UL150ii - amzn.to/3wUWFIx
Godox UL60 - amzn.to/3xaH6N7
I'm totally stoked to see Deepcool pushing on with affordable, airflow cases which provide useful quirks along with modern styling. As for the 4060 Ti, I've been happy with the performance in the limited testing I've had so far, my only gripe would be the price... which should be $80-100 less than current.
So, what's your thoughts on this build at the price point? Could you see yourself with it? Let me know in the comments.
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Special thanks to DeepCool, ASUS UK & Kingston Technology for supporting this video.
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