This is the coolest thing I have seen in a LONG time... 

Rough even on speakers

Kinda seems like they had a mic failure and had to go back to scratch audio or had to run a lot of noise cancellation in post. Regrettable.

noticed it too and i just tought that maby they have a white noise machine on the backround XD

oh good it's not just me.. thought my krakens had a problem

yep waiting for Alien Ship to land.

Liked your guitar playing and riffing. You are quite talented.

at 17:30 somewhere it stopped suddenly :P I had to go to the toilet for 17+ mins, 20:11 it's back again mid-shot

I thought it was from my sound system, glad someone else noticed it, but it didn't bother me :)

I heard the same thing. Really weird robotic sound.

@@Chris173972 Yep same here a slight distortion.

Sounds like a noise suppresion on the mic yea

Go for 5600X instead.

Ltt will build one i think. They posted it in storys

Ditto. Only catch is that you'd buy this for style and performance and modern GPUs are monsters now so you can't fit the performance HW. Waiting for the new AMD cards as they are most likely the smaller size GPU due to their push for power efficiency. It's that power efficiency which will allow for SFF and elegant designs such as this to be possible. As for SFF builds I'd check out optimumtech. That guy knows how to build SFF and his channel is slick. Love Jay. The humour makes you real.

Thor-Zone are scumbags, would definitely not recommend this this company, or this case.

@@Makav3ll1 Did you have a bad experience with them?

@@whalemonstre no. But it seems like all of Reddit has. You can see it all over Reddit, the companies replies are mind boggling.

I might be alone on this, but I would much rather have a SFF High-Quality case which isn't so Ultra-Small that every component have to be squeezed in etc. I'm totally OK with a few extra liters of volume to give the components some breathing-room!

Oh yeah baby that's my thing, i don't care if it costs $900

Yeah if only this was available... another shit kickstarter project - available for two days you never know when... pathetic.

@@RetroPlus oh, another idiocy of those projects: a piece of metal that (including the fact that it produces just 500 pieces) should be like 250 bucks, is 500 bucks no one knows why...

I prefer steel over aluminum because i know i dont have to be careful with it or worry about warping

Same here.

Ok I thought I was going crazy since Jay’s videos are usually perfect.

His delayed start with that background noise had me thinking they had building works outside again.

@@aesemon5392 that doesnt sound like building noise....

It stops at 17:30. Really annoying indeed. Cool video apart from that! Edit: and it starts again at 20:11

Agreed. will wait for others to buy it if they want to prove to me that off the market components will fit easily.

Thats the thing with crowdfunding you dont buy a finished product.

Same

Weird sound stopped around 17:43....came back around 20:20

I thought it was me at first. It sounds like Phil was trying to use noise suppression to drown out something else going on and it's just too noisy and distorted.

YA THATS THE ONLY THING THAT IMPRESSED ME. JAY IS A SUCK UP .

@@Nemesis1ism Rough day, bud?

You should watch the whole video because unfortunately it gets worse. Or not really worse but it seems to be prone to "oh, that's 5mm too wide" or "this component fits except this thing sticking out 2mm".

@@jochenkraus7016 That is the compromise you make when buying a case like this you dingus. This is not Harry Potter land where you can stick anything in small space and call it day. To build in a case like this you *have* to take into account clearnaces and mesaurments of all the components.

@@N1lav think you're being a bit harsh there. SFF user's I think largely understand the compromises that are made in choosing compatible hardware. For the average user who is used to building in atx maybe even matx. Component compatible isn't really a thought process that comes to mind. But that's the trade off. Just think you need to chill and be a bit understanding pal

Same. I made the mistake of buying a mid-tower case that nobody was reviewing for my current build, and I'm worried about the thermals at load. I'd buy a full-tower version of this. I know I would get flak for putting components in a full-tower case that could fit in a mid-tower, but all that extra air volume acts as a thermal battery, and I care more about thermals than small size since it sits on a floor stand anyway.

@@TatharNuar more room for a custom water loop ;)

I'd check Sliger for more options in high build quality mATX and ATX options.

I AGREE

How did this even go the testing? RTX VOICE could clean it up.

Fingers crossed he starts throwing 5000Ts at us.

So we are lucky that he chose the one that didn't fit so we know what to look for.

Well yeah. In the other hand - while the case shows real high quality, the fitment issues with the rads shows lack of understanding when it comes to tolerances or else they would've just given the thing couple of mm more space.

@@Child3k They have had these issues in the past as well. Optimum Tech did a video early on in the Mjolnir lifetime years ago. It is a cool design but they absolutely need to get it right before I will consider the case. I am use to pour fitment with Sliger so I know the true pain it can bring. Also as purely a nitpick I hate to see a 240 with just one fan on it. It will only buy you time and not give you what you paid for in a CPU or full loop. I'd like to see a 3080 FE with a block in this thing. Might be doable with a 5700G but there's gonna be a lot of undervolting in that build. Waiting to see if they send it to Optimum Tech again and actually means everything they said to Jay.

asetek is not good at all brother

@@OGBxGaming See the issue is I don't care what your personal opinion is

Lol what

yeah a static like back ground sound or fan?

: O

Wholesome 100

I'm the coolest thing I've seen in a long time

@@mentals555 No you’re breathtaking!

@@jackavery3740 LOL Keanu all the way....and he is.

They still have a few left

Check out optimum tech for sffpc.

As cam said check optimum tech but also check out Machines and more since he goes really in depth with many of the most popular SFX cases like the Q58 Nr200p (he has 20 videos just on it) and Meshilicious.

@@sentryion3106 thank you for the suggestions!

Yeah, same here. Bad audio recording.

Not just you, that background sound is almost certainly Noise suppression at work, they probably had some noise in the recording and what you can hear is the part of that noise that couldn't be suppressed.

Well unfortunately I found that it's gen 3 hard way )) Quality is definitely below expectation so I agree on looks with you man! At this point I'm happy I finally build together and can forget whole thing :D

well now you know why they needed about 3 years to sell 2000 pcs...

Stuffed my PC in a 60 euro Fractal design case, more then good enough, has front, top and rear fans and a acryllic side panel on side, for 60 bucks not a bad deal at all

Ya I thought it was a bit steep too for such a new brand.

It's a premium product yes it's expensive but it's a small run it's thick machined aluminium with beautiful anodizing plus the add ons base case is pretty similar to the loque, Dan case, formd, Sliger etc

Ohoho peasant, I think you are OBVIOUSLY not in teh target demographic for this particular product, away with ye with your i5 2400 and gtx 980 build this is for the real PC masters who are willing to spend 5000 on a PC because they don't care about money.

Even a 6800XT might be OK given how open the panels are. 5600X is a great choice for mini ITX.

it would be a monster and i BET it would have to be a case labs resurrection haha

Jays2Case

The case isn't that great on thermal performance, and it's Hella expensive.

Lol'd at "li&li". It's Lian Li, lol. I wholeheartedly agree with your idea, though, it'd be cool AF to see what Jay would come up with as his idea for a "perfect" case.

....it's li li from now on lol

Good point. We'll see how that fairs in the build video he does.

be more impressed* damn autocorrect :D

Possibly having cables pop the panels off may be why they said in the note that they are changing to 8 magnets per panel

I got so tired of lugging around a giant, heavy midtower box, even just to clean it. I'm all onboard for SFF now. All the same power in a small, easy to move and clean unit!

Exactly if could extend all 3 dimensions a bit to allow a 240 radiator and maybe the smallest pump/res combo plus a tiny bit of gpu tolerance

What is the price of this unit? Their website conveniently doesn't list it. When companies do that it's usually a sign of a much higher price than one would assume it to be

@@randybobandy9828 it's no longer available but it was roughly 350-500 depending on add ons. They're working on something new that should be announced soon.

I haven't been following the SFF scene but the Ncase M1 had that in mind. There's two rubber grommets on the rear of the case for tubes to pass through.

@@EverythingisFire can't get that case anymore and second hand ones have high price points.

@@benambrose8895 M2 coming soon or what? I have a V5 in another state right now 😅 I couldn't sell it before moving.

if you could get the graphics card fan to push air up into the radiatior i wonder how well that'd work.

Well you don't want air in the radiator either. AIOs should be sealed, without air. If it has air then it's leaking somewhere. A regular w/c system has a reservoir to keep the air out of the system

@@mmceorange actually to my knowledge all AIO manufacturers will have anywhere between a 2%-10% air range. They try to get it as low as possible, but it's never 0%. When you get a new AIO you can shake it and hear the water sloshing around meaning there is air in there. Water will eventually evaporate out over time due to wear on the piping and seals, but it's only adding to air that's already there. Pretty sure Jay has had it in a video where he talks about the small amounts of air in them as a side note, and I know gamer nexus has done in depth videos on it as well as asking the manufacturers which is where I get the 2-10% air number from. The place the air belongs is actually in the radiators, typically you'd want to top mount or front mount with the pipes on the bottom with the other side of the radiators end higher than the pump so the air gets trapped there.

@@nl9963 ok, I had not seen anything about up to 10% air in a brand new AIO. Given that AIOs don't have a reservoir, I agree the better of the two remaining options would be air in the radiator, if anywhere (or even the hoses, making sure the pumps output is ad high up as possible)

I am space.

Look into ADT-Link DP 1.4 extension cables (the PCIe 4.0 raiser that comes with the Mjolnir is from them too). They got all sorts of DP 1.4 90-degree extensions, they work great.

The case is already Hella expensive as it is, the shift xt is just plane better in everyway no matter what thorzone could do to it.

Amazing find, just tried it with a mouth full of bread and it definitely sounded like TARZAN 🗣