Such a baller move

I'm pretty sure it doesn't reset the EFI unless powered.

like when gucci first thought of making clothing.

💡

I want to see a picture of that expression in the dictionary under "eureka".

If LTT Store doesn't have a cardigan for my mid-tower by the end of the year, color me disappointed.

LTTStore clothes for the Inwin Alice!

"Clothes for Pc's" Did everyone just forget Dbrand exists? Or are we just ignoring them collectively.

His hair be fire tho

Well my Corsair 1000D came with a tent and the phanteks build had a nice cloth covering. But having something that encases the PC better would be nice.

Why would you want your pc in clothes? Air flow, peeps.

@@mrtempertantrum bikini or a ....PC thong

Fisher Price! so they are toddler proof, sounds perfect

Literally checking comments to see if anyone else noticed that. Good eye.

Yea I noticed that too, maybe something like the nr200p would have been the one to go for

Cougar QBX is super underatted. I think it was ahead of its time. You could cramb soo much into it. I have an aio and a 4tb HDD in it and there's still room for another one or more fans.

That seems to be the way to go for all the 3080/3090/Ti cards. I undervolted my 3080 and it's just gotten better

I did the same for my custom-loop watercooled 2080TI+5950X. I've configured my fans to ramp up/down based on water temperature and I can run games for hours with some fans not even spinning up (360mm rad, 3x 120mm fans, each will slowly increase RPM but at different rates to prevent the fans from sounding louder because they're running at the same speed; the last fan will spin up at 38C water temperature at the rad outlet). You can only hear a bit of coil whine from the GPU and the fan of my monitor (yes my monitor came with a fan...). The inlet temperature maxes out at 60C and hovers around 50C most of the time, regardless whether i'm gaming, working or running a stress test on both CPU+GPU (furmark+p95). When I'm just browsing, there's only one 140mm case-fan running at the back of the system.

I feel like 3070ti and 3080ti are pretty bad "deals" (price AND power consumption wise) this generation. You get like 10% over the non Ti Versions, and use like 70-80W more for the 3070ti over the 3070 and similar numbers for the 3080. And then if you undervolt it to use roughly the same wattage, you almost lose all of the performance bump :D Honestly I feel like the TI Variants aren't worth it at all currently...

@Max Zett Wasn't it in the ya olden days that TI was required for SLI? I guess it is becoming as unnecessary as SLI.

@@gamebuster800 Yeah I have an LG 4k monitor that has a fan and I hate it, I didn't know this when I bought it. I mean I hate the fan, the panel is great but I am always in the service menu adjusting fan speeds to keep this high pitch sound from bugging the hell out of me. LG won't do a damn thing about it even though I reported it before the 1 year (terribly short) warranty expired. I am going to break the damn thing open myself and replace it and hope I don't mess it up (mostly worried about the bezel). But it is annoying me to the point that I would rather chance breaking it and buying a new one than keep dealing with this god awful fan. In general though a fan you can't replace easily sounds like a great way to end up with ewaste much faster than should be reasonable.

Taking the most average storage options (since they didnt show what exact drives they got except the Gen4 CORE Corsair M.2 and the 870 QVO 2.5inch), this PC was $4,215USD They couldve prefaced the video with that, ngl, i feel like a lot of people will see the rig with different eyes given the rather uhhh... eyewatering pricetag on it. Especially after showing the base model thats 1.8k cheaper.

@@tatzecom *We need "Game Changers". I wish Hauwei hadn't been shut down, as fast as they were growing they may have broken into the PC space. Or Linux, can't wait till they produce something viable that gamers can use. Or how bout' SONY. the Playstation is at the top of it's game, can you imagine what kind of operating system they would create?*

If you check their configurator, the crate is actually optional and costs $85.

@@aimer0 *I just vomited in my mouth a little*

Yeah I've been window shopping for a prebuilt lately and Origin and Maingear's pricing is NUTS compared to other SI's. Build Redux and Corsair seem a bit more down to earth.

Glad to hear it's a tinker gen again!

Seems questionable to ship this with a 750W PSU considering the large audience they must have expected? Those system integrators are for people who don't know much about picking the right parts. They won't know why their PC keeps crashing at random times. Origin knows this, considering their pricing. They shoot for people who have no idea and just pay whatever. It's really sketchy imo and should have been underlined more in the video, but I guess they got paid to present this, so...

@@Nitidus As shown in the video, the PSU isn’t a problem. If might be using the Corsair SF750 which can handle it. It’s not just going to shut down, even under maximum worst case load as they demonstrated. With a power limit and undervolt, that’s just makes it even more true.

@@tonnentonie2767 12th gen is essentially overclocked with extremely high power limits right out of the box. That’s why the cooling needed for stock 12700k and 12900k are significantly bigger than before - or you need to tweak it to work on smaller coolers.

@@Nitidus It's a SF750. Optimum Tech tested a 3080 and 10900K pulling the same amount as that 12900K on a SF600 and even that was fine. Just because there are power supplies that trigger from sudden spikes in power that doesn't mean you can't use properly designed ones like an SF750. It's still pulling less then its rated power output running fucking Prime95 and Furmark simoultaneously, which would never happen in the real world anyways.

I undervolted my 12900k and never looked back.

You’d want to undervolt both CPU and GPU.

this ^ gpu as well

@@bubbledoubletrouble I've had no problems, reduced temps by about 20%-30% with no reduction in clock speeds

It actually may have been, but he reset the bios by mistake before powering it on.

If that's true, then that's a hell of a lot of modifications. Everything looks different.

@@nevmiku not really, just remove the top plastic cover and change the front panel from the qbx and it'll look like this case. The side radiator mount is exactly the same. The bottom dust filter is the same. Side mesh panels are very similar. I suppose it is a lot of modifications, but the similarities are undeniable.

Can confirm, been using the QBX for years now. Also, you can fit a lot of hardware in the QBX, check out Gear Seekers, he's featured that case for quite a few videos.

The QBX can have a 240 with two fans if a sfx psu is used. Had a build like that years ago

Yep, modified QBX

i thought your name was Sinus infection lol..

@@Ezio470 Plot twist, you're actually talking to Linus ^^

My 3080ti reaches 400W sustained in quake RTX, so I'd imagine the transient loads are quite a bit more.

The SF750 has a very weak 12v rail and the rail voltages will drop before 11.4v guaranteed over 400W even when only pulling 650W total. Very disappointing PSU

I built my own with the same specs for under $2.5K 🤣 prebuilts are a ripoff

You do know that just cuz it's sponsored doesn't mean that they can't tell the truth/their own opinions? Linus made a point on this recently on I think LTT

*with the Steam Deck review

Makes me think of that art of gaben in a HEV suit.

Probably when AMD graphics cards because relevant in anyway at all again

@@joshbimthedoctor hey doctor look at this 🍎

You can get a cougar qbx for like 50 bucks

@@joshbimthedoctor 🍎

@@joshbimthedoctor They pulled AMD graphics cards from their customization options some years ago in a rather controversial move that made it seem like Nvidia bought exclusive distribution rights from them. Publicly they claimed it was because they were getting too many service calls regarding AMD graphics cards in their systems. This was before the noted driver issues involving the RX 5000-series that have long since been resolved. I've been a custom system builder longer and had no such issues with AMD or Nvidia graphics cards other than the cost to performance differences during that time other than the aforementioned 5000-series issues that lasted maybe 6 months. AMD graphics cards have been relevant since before AMD acquired ATI and rebranded them. Of course an Nvidia fanboy wouldn't know that and only cares about the top end they could never afford on mom and dad's allowance, yeah?

Thats interesting and pretty stupid.

If that's true that's an idiotic design

@@psygonzo7974 that's... Actually one of the big selling points of water cooling. Because water has a big thermal capacity, you let it heat up first and then when the water hits a threshold, you start the fans. Think about it like this: the CPU goes from idle to 100. On air cooled systems, the processor heats up the air-cooler instantly, so the fans also ramp up instantly. We all know it. On watercooled systems the CPU will instead slowly heat up the water in the loop (slow, because it can store a lot more heat in itself -> high thermal capacity). When the water hits a threshold where it is too hot for your liking, you can start the fans slowly, because you have much more time to dissipate the heat that is now in the water. Also: the hotter the water, the more heat gets dissipated just by the whole loop itself, because dt (the difference between room temperature and the water temperature) is bigger. This means a system with a threshold of 35°c will have much slower running fans than the same system set to maintain 30°c water temperature, while the performance in software will be the same! A big waterloop doesn't even have to be cooled by fans if dt is high enough and the loop has a high surface area with cool air (more radiators). Hope this clears up your misconception. This is by far the coolest technical aspect of waterloops if you ask me. I hope you could understand what I mean, have a nice day!

​@@Garrettdx1988 @Tom Tom That's an entirely correct design. You can basically design for such and such worst case maximum water temperature, with the fan at 100% speed, the CPU running at whatever worst case average power you are designing for (set it as PL1 if you like), and the ambient temperature as hot as you'll let it get in summer before accepting that your computer might not work right. Then under normal conditions, use PID feedback control of fan speed to keep water temperature just below the worst case design temperature. The water has so much thermal mass, relative to the power output of the CPU and how fast the fans can spool up, that you can get very very close without danger. That way your fan speed is very close to the slowest it can possibly be.

Although us gpu pricing is hopefully gonna get better

That's how much my 5800x/3080ti nr200p build cost. Crazy overpriced

@@spaghebbio I hope you have fast ram with that for 3k ;)

@@techbuildspcs 32gb 3600mhz

@@spaghebbio but what CAS latency?

then their psu is crap. 850w should be plenty..

You don't understand the brutality of a 3090. An 850W PSU isn't going to handle a peak of 800W from the GPU alone. I had a Titanium 1000W from Seasonic, constant OCP shutdowns so I had to upgrade...

@@huumehemuli99 it depends on the quality of the PSU. I have a 5900X and 3090 running off a 750W Corsair SFX PSU. I've never encountered a shutdown for over a year, even with overclocking.

@@huumehemuli99yeah I run a 5900X with a 3090 and have had zero issues on my 850w psu, there's a lot more to a psu than the ????w on the tin

@@huumehemuli99 seasonic is junk 🤣

Exactly, don't know what the fuss is about

they did, like 20 years ago

Welcome to 2000

@@guillaumejoop6437 years ago pcs didnt get as hot or need as much cooling, maybe its something someone should look at bringing back. id be interested in a case with all perforated perspex panels, look good, good cooling. seems case companies all follow 1 idea, maybe some should try something new and diferent thats all i saying. creative input.

@@trinityof1 I would prefer a case with a perforated tempered glass, although I don't know if it is possible to make holes that small or if it's even worth it considering it would weaken the structural integrity which is the whole point of TG (not to mention it would be insanely expensive to make)

considering that Intel's extreme tech upgrade guys who got 850W PSU are actually showing issues, (while running 3080s) I would not get theese specs for this PSU

SFX PSUs have less capacitance. Asus even measured a 3090 drawing up to 940W at times and a 3080Ti has nearly as many cuda cores so it's not going to be much better. I have the exact same PSU and it tripped OCP in a bunch of games at 4K even when my 3090 was undervolted with the power limit dropped to the minimum.

I think its like at least 150% for super short spikes. The new 3.0 "standard" is 200% i believe.

@@ademiravdic The SF750 can handle it, lots of people run 3090s on them, Optimum Tech even managed to run torture tests with a SF600 on one.

58x + 3080ftw3 (450w) both cranked and stressed draws about 750w from my wall. Curious you're hitting low 90s. I've got 2 (280mm) and a 120mm radiator custom setup. GPU never sees 60s but my core sees like 85 if they're both loaded. (Both have liquid metal). But yeah another 100w on top of that is literally maxing the PSU if not relying on some in built oversized components.

@@brettcombs774 Adding more rad doesn't change much for the 5800. It's just the small die that causes the high heat. Since it's only 1 CCX drawing 140W it is a very high heat density. I also see 85+ on my 5800x on prime95 with 2 360 rads and a 240.

@@xhmotorsports yeah I figured after a ton of looking around at other users... glad I'm not the only one

@@xhmotorsports it also just takes whatever thermal headroom its got and eats it up to boost. I'm running -20 on all cores which gets me up to 4.6 in CB23. I'd guess you're getting like 4.7 or 4.8 all core?

@@realbadtech9318 yeah I'm around 4.7 all core with custom power limits and per core CO. It also hits ~5.03 single core.

because it is a modified QBX