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Everything about that video was brilliant!

Add another 8gb of ram to get a better experience

Cool video! I've been toying with the idea of upgrading a SFF PC for gaming. Any particular reason you didn't upgrade the fans (other than to save money)? There's only 2 in most of those SFFs (CPU Cooler and 80mm fan at the front of the case). The stock case fan is often not awful, but the additional heat from the GTX1650 would likely not help its cause. We also all know the stock Intel CPU coolers aren't great and there are quite a few LP coolers that would fit this build for not a lot more money (probably like $70 if you went with Noctua fan and cooler).

hey man try doing this on this pc if you still have it around or someting silmer theirs a program from gary gibson and its called inspectre. if you disable inspectre and meldown and restart the pc you will get more performance out your cpu that way. because the inspectre updates are affecting performance on the older i5's and i7's plus xeons give it a shot im sure youll get a performance increase. www.grc.com/inspectre.htm

Glad to hear it! Thanks for the feedback.

@@ZachsTechTurf i love ur vids would u do a gaming pc upgrade with hp prodesk 400 g1 sff?????????

Agreed Ryan, thanks!

Lmfaooooo I forgot this was the golden quote of 2020. Thanks.

I do my best to talk smack.

@@ZachsTechTurf That's was the most polite smack talking I'd ever seen

@@ZachsTechTurf how did you get a 1650 with stock psu? My psu couldn't handle the 1650

Would like but 69

@@Graphics_Card giggity

Let me know how it goes!

Will do! Glad you enjoyed it.

Agreed, thanks Mets!

Glad to hear it, thanks for watching!

Lmao 1/10 for trash talk

Thanks Jake!

Thanks for your support!

same lmaoo haha but i transfered mine to a bigger case, makes it a lot easier

The GDDR6 version needs a higher power tolerance and an external plug which some OEMs don't come with. The GDDR5 card can be powered purely through the PCI, so that's likely why it was recommended.

Not that's low profile as far as I'm awawre.

@@ZachsTechTurf It is. Look on Amazon for the one that specifically mentions it. ZT-T16520H-10L is the one I want, I like supporting ZOTAC because they tend to make cool stuff like this.

@@dork5456 ZT-T16520H-10L

Got 1 yesterday.

This actually wasn't done on a stream, this was me by myself trying to be entertaining lol.

Will do, thanks!

Thanks for the feedback, glad you liked it!

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Glad to hear it! Let me know how it goes.

How it turned out bro?

Thanks for taking the time to write some feedback, but alternatives would have been more constructive! 1. What tool do you recommend cutting metal and acrylic for straight lines? 2. Is there anything that wasn't neat about the case? I agree that your idea is probably more META, but would there be a tangible difference when looking at it? 3. I did this exactly, I applied 5-6 small coats and not just 1 large one 4. What was falling apart? Thanks again

@@ZachsTechTurf thanks for your quick answer. First of all, I'm really sorry if I my advice might have appeared rude, I'm not speaking in my mother tongue. 1. Using a circular saw and a guideline or a table saw would greatly help. I know that most of the people dont have access to such tools, but hardware stores often offer cutting services. If really you have no access to such tools, you could also mount the window on the outter side of the panel and paint its border black to hide the places you fixed it on the panel (beware, the window has to match the size of the panel in this instance). 2 & 3. Some cases (most frequently older models) come with a "granulated" and "rough" paint job. Depending on the angles of your camera, I could see some elevations and irregularities and I assumed that they were caused by either those already existing irregularities or a single coat of paint which dripped a bit. That's why I think that sanding the parts that you want to paint is better. I forgot to mention in the advice that I gave for the coats that you'd have to let each coat dry before applying another one (but you must have done that 👌) 4. Mostly on the edges of the cut side panel, were the window meets the panel's metal frame, we can see "black" spots were there is not paint. I can't illustrate my words with pictures and I might have made a mistake, but after watching closely the bottom right of the window when you face the "window side" of the PC, I think I see spots of missing paint.

@@Shadeblight your English is very good mate . Dw .

Thank you!

Thanks for the feedback!

Glad to hea rit, thanks!

Glad to hear it, thanks!

It's not going anywhere :)

Hope everything goes well

I just realised that was 7 months ago..

@@zec4367 thanks man! Im doing good now. 😁

@@mOddEdLiKeHeLL glad to hear 👍

Yep, thanks for that! I will definitely do that on the next one.

Thank you very much Tim!

Glad to you like it Mike, thanks.

Hopefully this helped! Thanks for watching.

Agreed!

Glad to hear it Mr Clyburn, thanks!

@@ZachsTechTurf no problem bro. Also, I forgot to say on the FORKNUT you look so excited with those kills lol🤣🤣🤣I'm messing with you

Thanks for watching!

What's gonna be in your first build?

@@ZachsTechTurf r5 3600 a cooler master aio b450 tomahawk Max g.skill trident z 3600mhz 16gb 512 gb ssd with a 1 tb hdd coolermaster h500 case 2060 super gaming x good looking cable extensions and a 600w corsair semi modular psu.

That’s awesome to hear! What’s all in the build?

It’s a very bad choice to be totally honest.. a ryzen 7 2700, a320 m-k mobo, a gtx 960 2 gb (sign 😐), and 8 gb 2666 speed ram in a very cheap case... cheers for being you 😂😂 I guess😂😂

Was hoping no one would notice haha.

Thanks for watching!

Noooo there's a difference between what Linus does and wearing high Nike socks and Jordan slides.

Glad to hear it Evan!

Thanks Zach ;)

Lmao yep it can get a little annoying :)

Hoping no one would notice lol.

Zach's Tech Turf welp I did 😂 i don’t know why I just randomly noticed

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Thank you!

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