Thank you very much. I think this is the best looking PC in terms of color choice, and we all know more LED's = more FPS :) I would really like to know what the thing was, what you liked the most about this build.
Thank you. I also think that it turned out pretty good for my first video and I have to say, that this colour combination is one of my favourites. What about you? Do you like watercooled PCs more than "traditional" PC or do you prefer more minimalistic Builds?
Yes, I also like these small kinds of builds. They are much more mobile and don't take up so much space as a "normal" PC. There were some nice small PC Cases shown at Computex which I have really liked.
I get your point, the Ryzen 9 would be a better CPU allrounder. But the customer of the PC didn't want to game on this PC. This build is focused on Video-Editing and other productive workloads, where you need a lot of memory. The 14900K offers better stability and speed with 4 Ram modules which is needed for this build. I hope you now understand why we didn't went with the 7950x3d.
No, studying and coding aren't heavy workloads, that means the CPU will be most likely not fully utilized. So you won't have a difference in performance. I hope this answer could help you.
Thank you so much! I feel very honored to hear something like this. Did you had any favourite part of the video or something you liked the most? By the way, there will be something coming up soon...
Thank you, I also think this is one of the best PC's I have ever seen. But the customer will mostly use it for video editing and other productive workloads, that's why it has so much RAM. Yet he also will play some games on it ;)
This build would be probably around 9.5 to 10 thousand $. But if you would build it yourself you could get it most likely for 8.5 to 9 thousand $. It depends on the company and the country where you buy it.
I feel like you should get more views for this. Video and build is pretty good. Like the gold aesthetic. By the way, what was your experience in connecting all the fans and making sure its color was gold?
Thanks! I am really thankful that so many people like you have watched and liked this build until now. I had no problems with the set up of these fans. For me it was really simple to build with these fans. It only took me some time to get the color of the fans correctly, but all in all I had a good time building with these fans.
The PC is currently worth around 8400$, if you buy the parts and build it yourself. If you would buy it from a "retailer" it would cost even more than that.
It would probably be something around 697.000 Indian Rupies.But that is based on the current „price“ of an INR compared to an US Dollar, so it can change.
@rocketresist Excellent and attractive, I was confused about choosing a case and design for almost 2 months, but after seeing your custom case, I was attracted to your case.
Mr. Rocket, thank you for the effort but our beloved Sultan is very displeased. He is asking for more gold. He specifically asked "why is the case not made of gold?!".
I got these cables from Cablemod. They have a Cable Configurator where you can customise the cables however you like it. In the configurator you need to choose ModFlex Cables to get the golden colour. I hope this has helped you.
These are all EK fittings. You can find them directly on EKs website. I can tell you the exact fittings that I have used, but this would only be useful for you if you got the exact same specs. That means you need to have the same Motherboard, the same GPU and the same Waterblocks. Otherwise it could be, that you need some other fittings, like more or other extenders or offsets. I hope I could help you with this.
@@rocketresistperfect thank you so much for the quick response. And I am actually doing basically the same exact build. The only real difference is the gpu being the asus strix 4090 not the asus tuf 4090. So that would be helpful I was having trouble with ensuring I have all the right fittings. Lastly, the pipes, I want themmm.
Update: I ordered all parts except. I need help with the gold fittings, and also the carbon fiber tubes. The cooling liquid was the clear one from EK right?
The maximum temperatures in CinebenchR24 and 3d Mark were as following: GPU: Maximum Temperature of 49°C at a power consumption of 500 Watts CPU: Maximum Temperature of 76°C at a power consumption of 350 Watts Out of interest, what are the temperatures you are reaching? And what is your CPU cooler? Maybe I can help and we find a solution.
You can use the 128 GB Ram. But you most likely can’t run them at 6000 MHZ. But if you are lucky your CPU can handle the speed with 128 GB. When it comes to some errors, try to reduce the speed of the RAM.
In 5 months it maybe isn't up to date anymore, but this PC will last the customer a decade. And if you have such a PC you don't need to upgrade it instantly.
If you would max everything out, every HDD and SSD Slot you would end up with 136TB of Storage. That means, you build in 4x 24TB HDDs in the back and 5x 8TB NVME SSDs on your board. But that is very unlikely to happen. I hope that I could help you with that.
Yes, it is one of the most used cases that you can currently find, but that makes it also one of the easiest cases to build in. That is why i have chosen this case, because it is probably the right one for my first water cooled PC's when I don't want something to complicated. So the perfect case for a "beginner".
@@rocketresist ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fY0aUaJdROQ.html how it should be done ive got the limited edition on its way my first build with dual loop
I use the gloves to keep every component clean, like glass side panels or the Lian Li Fans here. But they are nothing special, just gloves to protect the parts.
