My Dream ITX Case makes me drool. 

Lol i know right

Man

Make it 11 months

Fuck, this was precisly what i didnt want to read. And til it comes to my country, even later. The good part is it left much time til i can have enough money to build my pc

1 year ;)

Same

I mean you can take a rough design of it and 3d print them and stuff??

Only the CPU costs twice my car does...

@Devin Kagiva you can 3d print it's rough shape but the build quality will be nowhere near as good cus the Mjolnir is made using thick aluminum panels and 3d printing is basically plastic so it won't feel as premium or look as good as the real thing

@@dhananfdo3948 I know that, but it's cheap and light, I actually need light weight ITX In form factor like Mjolnir and support normal ATX psu so I don't need to get hi spec laptop

your car cost $300 lol

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@@WinkzFN no

"Hahaha... Dying tickles..!"

Might be because they can’t afford to produce enough to put it on retail sites. So doing kickstarter today get some money to produce more

@@PhantomGanhdi the price is simply not worth it at this point. Most of these itx cases cost around 400$ (around the price of a full tower) and by the way , some of these kickstarters have been on for YEARS, and still supply is limited , shipping is long, price is high. Anything not in retail is simply not worth it at this point.

@@youronlybro9708 true but just because it is an itx case does not mean that the retail price has to be lower compared to an atx case. If the time, design, and material cost went into it then the price can be justified even if the case is smaller. If the itx case market does not have many well made and designed itx cases then a new company can raise the price and charge more if they so want because there is not much competition and not many good case designs compared to theirs.

@@Omniverse0 so is my main case rig is manufactured from aluminum but I don't have to pay 500$ for it.

@@Omniverse0 and also, the issue is not only cost, the fact that I need to make a donation at kick starter or buy it from their website where they manufacture only 20 pieces a time. So I have to wait 7 months+ for a 500$ case. I refuse to pay them an amount when there are other ITX/ATX manufacturers who deliver me faster products at cheeper prices in convenient retail stores like amazon. More and more of these cases keep getting into kick starter and wasting our time.

Especially the gpu mounted against the glass panel.

@@Someone-ci8wf Especially the cpu cooler being that size lmao.

3900x with noctua l9i will most likely encounter instant thermal throttle running benchmark ...

Well he did explain why he didn’t, so I’m glad he did that instead of ignoring it.

@@Someone-ci8wf It's not up close to the glass though like most vertical mounted ATX cases are. There is definitely a gap which will help.

This is the kind of content I show up for.

Yes best quote

@AO1337 have you ever heard of the term ‘joke’?

AO1337 hey look i’m toxic and you make no sense let’s leave it at that good thanks

@@fayenotfaye Imagine getting upset over a joke. Specs matter running in a small case when thermals are very important. The dude is a shill for an overpriced case, that a year later still hasn't been released to it's kickstarters.

Why would I benchmark something that is going to change for the final unit?

@@randomfrankp why not? will the final product change so much? i dont think so.. and if ever we will know the improvement from the prototype w/c is nice for the consumer.. its just deep inside you just know its a toaster XD

@@BrunoMaskulado03 Knowing improvement from prototype to production is kind of pointless. Whether the product model does worse or better, that's what it will be regardless. With glass panels it will likely be very hot especially with any CPU over 120W TDP. Anything below with a good 120 AIO (which the case supports) or something like a Cryorig C7G will be manageable for stock, or maybe even a small OC, especially if you manage voltages manually.

@@JustinBone knowing something is better than not knowing it.. what if they made it worse? (w/c is unlikely but its not impossible) :D

randomfrankp That’s the unit they sent you though. Why show it off or build in it at all then based on that logic?

Niceeeeee

That sounds awesome!

@@heisenberg1833 lol i did that on a full tower pc while there are wheels below and handle on top and extendable oculus rift sensor on the sides like a ninja warrior .. i still use it as im typing but im thinking of v2.0 and thats why im here

Actually, the temps are lower than the 3900x's. And it's like a ~95w tdp, so it's possible. A bit toasty but possible.

dellrizlonian I agree my 3950x says in the documentation and on a sticker that came with mine that it needs at least an AIO. I mean mine is running at 50 degrees idle rip. My moms 3900x runs at around 39 degrees

@@josephyang3260 The AIO recommendation was lousy tbh. It doesn't need that much cooling, I believe they officially mentioned a 280mm radiator. A 240mm was proven to be more than sufficient. Aircooling it would be fine, just not aircooling it on such a dinky heatsink. I had an L9a on a Ryzen 1600 in a similar sized case and it could not keep the temps under 80c.

@@theunholybakery1990 It's possible in the sense that the CPU will throttle performance down to compensate for the insufficient cooling. The L9a just isn't cut out to deal with the thermal density of the Ryzen 3950X (or 3900X). Even Noctua's own recommendations on their website state that the clock speed will be below the base clocks. Also, no. The 3950X is not like a 95W TDP. 6 of the 16 cores under load will draw around 105w, 8 cores sees that go up to 120w, 10 cores will see it peak at 145w and beyond that the power draw will taper off back down to 125w as the voltage and clockspeeds drop down under a full load. See Anandtech for the source on those numbers. The L9a is meant for "65w TDP" CPUs, with good ventilation a "95w TDP" CPU is doable. Good ventilation is not having a glass panel less than 20mm from the fan blades nor is it a single choked intake from the bottom of the case.

As I said, the hardware was just for build purposes for the case review.

They only plan to do black, gray, and silver.

@son You gotta specify. A mesh screen can be interpreted as the mesh in a screen door.

@@joseywoermann Nahhh, the flex was fresh tho

so toxic

@@anatoliyserdiuk1035 BRUH

@@anatoliyserdiuk1035 lul fk no

Weird flex, but OK.

Yeah.. so much i wonder does anybody ever or will loot this place when chaos happen in murica?

Well i actuily live in charlotte nc as well and i built my PC case out of wood with a aluminum and carbon fiber finish to it. And it is heavily inspired by DIY perks as i love the pleasure of building my own case from scratch to a work of art.

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This isnt a tutorial though...

As I said, the hardware was just for build purposes for the case review.

Clifford Hawley Same i live in AZ and it’s a 5 hour drive to get there

I live in South Africa and the closest one is 14 hours away and I need to travel by plane

Yes

It's just for the sake of building and reviewing the case, I literally said this lol

"Are you trying to heat a your house?" You realize no matter what cooler you're utilizing, the machine will raise the ambient temperatures of a space the same amount, right? Lol

@@JustinBone "You realize no matter what cooler you're utilizing, the machine will raise the ambient temperatures of a space the same amount, right? Lol" You realize that wasn't meant to be taken literally, right? Lol

@@JustinBone Not exactly. With this little one the room temp will rise a bit less because the CPU won't be able to clock high enough and will produce less heat.

Jetuas thank you sir

I live by one. I like going there if I need something and don’t want to order it online through like new egg and stuff. They have deals, and I think they price match to.

I really want to go but I can’t build a computer lol

No just no dude trus the ones how knows

go pick inwin a1 or lianli tu150 instead.. this case have shitty temp for sure.. maybe its good for apu but not full spec pc

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I noticed that and thought what a shame, also GPU isnt centered in the window, so that would be a nice change too if possible.

J C ikr you'd the smaller cases would be cheaper

I literally explained why I wasnt doing benchmarks/thermal testing.

You know NOTHING about ITX builds

That's a strong accusation you've got there - Except it's wrong.

xblackdemonx You know NOTHING

Hol' up, maybe its 2080ti from aliexpress

He's making a thermobaric explosive.

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I'd go for the Ghost S1 over this FYI. Lots of options, better airflow... outstanding quality. I've built in one.

@@CashmereSky aye, it is perhaps top 3 amongst SFX cases when it comes to the best performance, airflow, build quality and ease of usage. It is however: miserably expensive.

You should watch a bit further, there are two options: tempered glass panels and performance panels. The performance ones has airflow cutouts ;)

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All that said, the case is wicked. There’s a point when form factor starts to effect performance due to thermals. I’d love to do a 3200g/2060 build in a case like this, but I’d never go overkill on the specs because I don’t want a screaming toaster oven yelling at me every time I boot a game lmao Really cool nonetheless!

@@StaneDaynus Our 107W TDP CPU goes up to 59-65C (depending on case configuration) with a 120mm AIO and 30 min in Prime95 Small FFTs, isn't the 3950X somewhere around 120W? I don't think it's going to be a problem at all under non-synthetic workloads (and perhaps even synthetic ones as well, but that's reserved for future testing) :)