I second!

so true, it's like relaxing and informative in one. more views/subs are certainly well deserved.

Gear seekers and optimum tech have the best b roll and cinematography

Thanks!

How painful is the dust management with this case?

Thanks fams!

Thanks so much!!

Thanks so much! 100 build videos on the channel 😉 not my 100th build. I've built a lot more than 100 PC's

KZfaq is down for everyone at the moment. 😔

Lol that doesn't always work

Nah we get rid of what we don't keep

MEEEEE!!!

Thanks, 100 build videos 😉

No idea. This is from the original batch

Nvm, he mentioned it in the video, its 14mm PETG.

Way too many parts to go on there.

It would be a spaceship

grsk.co/patreon We make all the music

This is a showcase build. I would not recommend building something like this.

ah you're talking about them all along the video but it's hard to pick them. The pc parts list would be helpful if you still have time to do it 🙈 Is watercooling hard to maintain?

@@GearSeekers okay, thank you very much for your so quick response! I'm still debating between the Shift Air, the NZXT H1, the Ncase M1 and this one. I do want to do a custom loop watercooling in the future but maybe not ready financially for it around the GPU. I still have my old Nvidia GTX 980ti which satisfies me. I'm currently using a AIO for the CPU but I have a Grand tour and it takes so much space that's why I am looking for a mini-itx. And I've watched almost all your videos and Ali's ones too. I'd like a good mix of visual look, performance, good thermals and build evolution from AiO+Air to watercooling. The striker seems to be the only one to have it all for a mini itx case. For look, I prefer the Shift, but thermals seem very bad, and it would be difficult to evolve to a custom loop even if possible. it only take small radiators. The Air version would help but not that much apparently as the main flaw seems to be the front panel where the fans are. After the Shift, I really like the look of the H1 a X form factor. However, it comes with its own parts and not sure I want that AIO. Thermals seem to be good but the evolution of this build seem very tricky, especially for a custom loop one. The Ncase M1 is not visually appealing to me but do win around performance, thermals and evolution. Ali's latest video was really good and being able to have 2*240 radiators in a mini itx case is really nice. Which led me to the Striker which also can do that and seem to tick all boxes: at least on the evolution side. I'm pretty sure thermals would be good if the glass panels were not covering the fans of the radiator. Anyway, I thank you very much for replying to me. I've been eating all your videos for the past weeks. Trying to find the gem I could have in my living room to replace my grand tour Cooler Master HAF I built 10 years ago which still has a i7 2600k in it 😂 (overclocked at 4.4ghz though with that AIO). The only thing I replaced in ten years is the GPU 4 years ago.

Haha we'd love to but we're only human and there's only so many hours in the day. We need sleep too 😅

The single time we don't benchmark lol 🤣

Gear Seekers Haha, no worries understood! Love your videos it would just be nice to see at the end how they all stack up HEAT-wise, and maybe how loud the case/ fan setup is. I came across the channel as I’d like to build my own ITX by Christmas, just a little constructive feedback!

Yeah I'll forgive you for being new here

Not true if I owned it. I don't game.

Oletta Liano Yeah that's true, it can do alot more than gaming.

There is way too many to list.