Yes true. This is happened to me as well. This case has an internal RGB controller. I recommend not to plug the ARGB pin into the motherboard and control the RGB with the button on the front panel.

@@FullTowerTV bro I want to change the fans and use a hub. But I think There is not enough space in the back to install the hub. Or if I use the hub at bottom the fans wire won't reach at the bottom to the hub. What should I do now? And another thing I want to use argb psu 24 pin extension cable but I'm afraid the cable management won't be possible. What do you think should I use an extension?

I'm glad you liked it! 👍 What is the price it's going for? 🤔

@@Leon-yt4zi I'm glad you liked it 😊

Thank you for the beautiful comment! It took a lot of effort to make that one in a way that would make sense to most people, so I'm happy you found it helpful! :)

Glad I could help! ☺

Welcome to the family! 🤗 Thank you so much for the feedback and I'm glad I could help 😊

@@reazulislan8777 You have the Antec AX61 Elite?

Bro, at this point I can do quality control for Antec 😵😅

@@morgan_dert glad you liked it 😊

@@DrrFN Hey 👋 Thank you so much, I'm glad you liked the content 😊.

Hey 👋 First of all, thank you for leaving a comment on my video - You are very much welcome here! As for the connectors - the ax61 Elite could be a bit tricky. The first cable you talked about - is an RGB connector or to be more precise- an ARGB connector. It looks something like this: imgur.com/a/AhIGAuN This cable is being used to control the lights of the fans through the motherboard. Unfortunately, the x99 motherboard doesn't have this connector because ARGB was invented later if I remember correctly but, either way - I wouldn't recommend you to plug that connector even if you had an ARGB connector on your motherboard. In my testing, I noticed very weird behavior when plugging it into the motherboard. With that said, the case has another option to control the lights (which is the preferred way in my opinion) and that is through what is supposed to be the reset button (See picture: imgur.com/a/lZfWxIv ) It means that instead of a reset button, each time you press it, it will change lights and you can choose your desired color. Now, for that to work: You need to plug that second SATA cable you talked about, into a SATA connector on your POWER SUPPLY. I know it looks like a connector you plug into a hard drive but if you take a look closely 👀 you will notice that it is a male connector and not a female. Exactly like in your hard drive. This means you plug a female connector into it from the power supply as you would for a hard drive. That plug will supply power to the INTERNAL ARGB HUB inside the case and will allow you to change colors using the reset button. I hope that is understandable, but if you still find it hard to get it to work - please contact me on a private message on any of my socials: @fulltowertv on Facebook/Instagram/Twitter/TikTok/you name it, and we can keep discussing it there. 😊

@@guzziman7836 Hey 👋 First of all, thank you for leaving a comment on my video - You are very much welcome here! As for the connectors - the ax61 Elite could be a bit tricky. The first cable you talked about - is an RGB connector or to be more precise- an ARGB connector. It looks something like this: imgur.com/a/AhIGAuN This cable is being used to control the lights of the fans through the motherboard. Unfortunately, the x99 motherboard doesn't have this connector because ARGB was invented later if I remember correctly but, either way - I wouldn't recommend you to plug that connector even if you had an ARGB connector on your motherboard. In my testing, I noticed very weird behavior when plugging it into the motherboard. With that said, the case has another option to control the lights (which is the preferred way in my opinion) and that is through what is supposed to be the reset button (See picture: imgur.com/a/lZfWxIv ) It means that instead of a reset button, each time you press it, it will change lights and you can choose your desired color. Now, for that to work: You need to plug that second SATA cable you talked about, into a SATA connector on your POWER SUPPLY. I know it looks like a connector you plug into a hard drive but if you take a look closely 👀 you will notice that it is a male connector and not a female. Exactly like in your hard drive. This means you plug a female connector into it from the power supply as you would for a hard drive. That plug will supply power to the INTERNAL ARGB HUB inside the case and will allow you to change colors using the reset button. I hope that is understandable, but if you still find it hard to get it to work - please contact me on a private message on any of my socials: @fulltowertv on Facebook/Instagram/Twitter/TikTok/you name it, and we can keep discussing it there. 😊

@C0DM4YH3M ikr? I wish they stopped doing that. 😕 But I get it, it's cheaper and in the end, the customer pays less so that's a good thing I guess? 🤷‍♂️

@C0DM4YH3M OH wow! So happy to hear that, it's a great monitor, and I'm sure you will be pleased with it 😀

That's a great question! Some motherboards have more than one CPU connection and some have only one. The short answer is that you only need one to run your PC. The second or additional pins that you might have are for pushing more power to your CPU in case you want to OVERCLOCK ⏰️ it. Overclocking = means pushing more power to your CPU to make it go faster. You do it by raising the voltage ⚡️ and to do that you need more power. That's why some motherboards have more CPU connections than others. I hope that answers your question and thank you for the great question!

What is up my man? I replied to you on Facebook regarding the PC you wanna build

Glad I could help! 😊

Glad you liked it 😊

@@grilledchicken01 Do you need built-in WIFI? Also, which case do you have?

@@FullTowerTV mAtx , and yes wifi needed

@grilledchicken01 OK, and where are you from?

@grilledchicken01 I see the US on your profile, is that correct?

@@FullTowerTV idk why it says US , but I am from India .

Which motherboard do you have? You can get a cheap 5V ARGB to SATA adapter like this one: www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005853042431.html

@KadeFresco or this one: www.amazon.com/dp/B09QZRVDZ4

@@FullTowerTV bro thank you I been struggling hard. I have the Z270 GAMING M7

@KadeFresco Yes, I checked your motherboard specifications and it doesn't have one. I think I used to have the same motherboard or something similar from Asus. If I remember correctly, ARGB was invented a bit after z270 chipsets so that's why it doesn't have one even though it's a pretty high-end board. Anyway, glad I could help - let me know if you need anything else 😊🙏

@@FullTowerTV this my second pc I’m building and so this a new problem it took me about 2 hours to find this answer bro 😭 better than taking 2 days though like the first time around. You’re appreciated highly. I’ll just upgrade the motherboard and solve all of this.

@ZGameWar hey 👋 Sorry if the title was a bit confusing. I literally spent hours thinking of a title that would represent this video for what it is, but this is the best I could think of. (Also for the RU-vid algorithm but shhh don't tell anyone 🤭). If you have any ideas/suggestions please let me know. I can change it if needed. Thanks for checking the video anyway 🙏 , hope it helped.

@@FullTowerTV it's fine very good video mate . You could make another 10 minutes video for the building of the pc ☺️ many views my friend

@ZGameWar Right now I am just starting and I still have no access to parts, unfortunately. But in the future, I want to make more build guides and that is the plan. Thank you so much for the feedback 😊 🙏

@ZeroParanoia Thank you so much! You have no idea how much it means to me. I was watching the video looking for stuff that I could improve... and then I saw your comment and it made me smile. I realize I am doing something good after all 😅. Thank you so much again, it means a lot to me. 🙏❤️

@Cyber.Operator.0 I believe you are talking about these: www.arctic.de/en/products/highlights/white-products/ And yes, true. You are completely right ✅️. They are great fans for the price. One of my favorites 😍.

@nintendotyrelle Excellent Question! It depends on what is important to you. The main parameters to look at are price, performance, compatibility, design & looks, and durability. If you are looking for the best budget fans I would take a look at the Thermalright c12 lineup. They look great in my opinion and decent in performance. You can get a 3 pack for like $15 on Amazon, which is a steal. If you are looking for the best airflow fans, I think Noctua is still one of the best on the market. They are a bit pricey and don't offer any RGB or anything like that (which of course increases your FPS in games 😉) but I think there is nothing that can beat them in terms of durability & performance. I use them personally and I am very happy. If you are looking for good-looking ones, check out the Lian-Li Uni fans. Again, a bit pricey but they are the "hot deal" 🔥 right now. People like them, they look awesome and feature wireless connections(connect one into another using magnets 🧲 which is cool and saves a ton of space and cable management headaches). Other than that: Corsair fans have great quality but the problem with them is they have proprietary connectors and you need a Corsair fan hub to connect them. A bit pricey but the quality is really good. And for budget: also Arctic fans are nice. Not crazy at performance but pretty durable & affordable. Going with any of the ones I mentioned would make you happy anyway. 😊

@FullTowerTV thanks so much for the detailed reply , you've earned a sub! I've been stumped on what case fans to get for my first build 😆

@nintendotyrelle cool 😎 👌 👍 What are you building? Have you decided on CPU, GPU, and other components? (And thank you for the sub 🙏)

@@FullTowerTV yeah went with a 4080 super and 7800X3D :), just unsure on the case fans to get but i have everything else

@@nintendotyrelle Nice! What case did you get?

God bless you, you dont have to spend a fortune :D

@Shadowofplayereditz hey 👋 First, I appreciate you for leaving a comment, I wish I had access to the parts so I could build them. That's the plan for future videos. Right now I am doing the best I can and I hope you will stick around, you are always welcome here. 😊 🙏

@Ethan7_7 I'm also surprised 😮 by the price. The motherboard is a bit pricey in my opinion but it's one of the only ones that have a white PCB 😅

and please within the uk

@@bombashek Of course, I got you. (the link says 7600 +16 GB RAM but I changed the part selection, it should be 7600X with 32GB RAM.) www.awd-it.co.uk/awd-it-xt-view-rgb-ryzen-5-7600-amd-radeon-rx-7900-gre-16gb-desktop-pc-for-gaming.html?config=12125-199001,12249-150278,12373-152209,12497-153543,12745-156905,12943-158382,13067-159162,16005-182376,16008-437596,16011-182391,16014-182400,16017-469690,17551-197260,18659-243241,23497-255155,23552-277927,24396-266664,27661-308218,39490-435886

@@bombashek Also, there is a bug with the price, when you click the link it says £1149, but when you add it to the basket it should say: £1229. (that's because I changed the specs to R5 7600X & 32 GB RAM)

The i5 2400 and the i7 2600 were released together at the same time (January 9th, 2011), which means that every motherboard that was released back then and works with the i5 2400 will also work with the i7 2600. No need to update the bios.

@@FullTowerTV TY so much i am gonna sub to u rn ty.

@@zadz-lz3iz Thank you! I am very grateful, welcome to the fam, let me know if there is anything else i can help with. ☺

You mean you went over your budget?

@@FullTowerTVI don't have a budget to buy new 7900gre. That's why I go with used 6700xt. And my mother board is gigabyte bs3h.

@ErenYeager-uy8ej Ahhh I see what you mean. I looked at the Gigabyte b650m ds3h and it looks like a great motherboard. It has all the features I like such as a bios flashback button, support for front type c connector, and RGB/ARGB connectors. As for the card- The 6700xt is a great card for 1080p and even 1440p. The question is - what kind of games do you play and what monitor do you use?

@@FullTowerTV mostly triple aaa . story driven.i am gonna good 140/165 hz. 1440p.1ms monitor. Like .LG 32GP750-B 32 Inch .and sumsung Odyssey g5 32inch ips. Can suggest me good 750wt psu in budget. And thanks for your replys 🙂

@ErenYeager-uy8ej First, thank you for being here 🙏 The MSI MAG A750BN is available pretty much everywhere right now: pcpartpicker.com/product/bpvD4D/msi-mag-a750bn-pcie5-750-w-80-bronze-certified-atx-power-supply-mag-a750bn-pcie5 In my eyes, it's one of the best budget power supplies you can buy. It's modern and has all the protections and features of a modern power supply that you will need.

Oh, It was a fun one for me! I had to convert currency that I didn't know and search in stores websites I'd never seen before. Was a fun video to make 😊 Thank you for the comment!

Thank you so much! Glad you liked it 😊 I'm only 34 years old so 25+... I still have a long way 😅

I'm glad you liked it 😊

I'm glad you liked it! 😊 are you planning to build something cool? 🤔

I know right?? me 2 😅😅

@FullTowerTV had to wrangle one and stopped right before cutting off a capacitor with it, then pulled on it with pliers and right out the other end, if that helps

@@mariocamspam72 That's a good idea! For me, I am so traumatized by those PCIE covers that these days I make sure every time I build a system, that the case doesn't have these covers, if it does - I make a test fit with the motherboard & GPU to make sure which ones I need to cut, and I cut them ahead of time before installing the motherboard.

Nice to hear from someone who built with the case. What kind of system did you build in it?

lol i know right? and it cost $39.99 😂

@kaan1976 interesting 🤔 I see it's very similar to the F2, I guess the same factory makes the case for a few different countries. Very cool!

@user-oi7mt8tm8e Hey, first of all, thank you for taking your time and leaving a comment! I appreciate you trusting me to give you advice on your first build, I'm excited for you!😊 For the build itself - it's mostly good👍, the one thing I might consider is taking a slightly less powerful SSD and investing in a better GPU. Samsung 990 pro is a good SSD but you don't need something like that because you won't feel the performance boost the same as a better GPU. I, myself, do video editing on a very cheap SSD and it gets the job done ✔️. Try getting a 4060ti or rx 7700xt if you can, especially if you are planning to use anything above a full HD monitor (like 2k for example). Other than that - make sure the 16 GB RAM is in 2 sticks - meaning 2x8 and not 1 stick. It will give you better performance with dual-channel memory. I also would recommend 32GB as modern games and video editing software like to use a lot of RAM. Hope that helps, let me know what you think and if you need any further input😊👍.

Thank you so much for your suggestion.Wishing you all the best and hoping your channel continues to grow and succeed in the future!

@@ShazzadHossen-g6j Thank you so much for the kind words! let me know if you need help building the computer or anything else. I am available on all my socials: Facebook/Instagram/Twitter, etc. Just look for @fulltowertv and I will be there. Good luck with the build!

Hey 👋 I'm glad you liked it 😊

Thank you! It's so nice of you that out of the many videos out there, you watch mine :)

I'm happy you find this entertaining. ^_^

Thank you guys, glad you liked it 😊 . The case is awesome and I had a lot of fun building in it.

@@FullTowerTV Thanks for the nice words! We are happy you like it!

Glad I could help! :)

Glad I could help! :)

Hey, most modern cases today don't have a reset button. Instead, you have a button for RGB. You can always reset your PC by holding the Power button for 5 seconds and then press again to turn it on.