UNREAL Mini Gaming PC - PS5 on Steroids 

Wooooohooooo!

I know this build is probably dismantled, but is there a world where you run it set to 75c Thermal limit? I have a similar computer, also SFF, that was 60 FPS 1440p Medium Settings in games at 65c, then perfect 144+ FPS 1440p Ultra settings in everything at 75c. Would love to see this tiny case pushed a little bit more.

@@PocketbellThe maybe look at the actual thermal limits of your components... FYI your computer components can take more heat than boiling water.

I removed the Windows shell from the download. Instead I added Steam Big picure to the download.Via the registry. My xbox gamepad keeps falling off from time to time. Could the reason be the removal of the Windows shell? Or are you using a non-original bluetooth adapter? I think the shell may have a lower priority after deletion than Steam or the game. And perhaps this is the reason?

Perfect PC! I want make it.

PC GAMERS are the vegans of gaming.

​@@007GoldenLion wdym?

You could buy a PS5 and a Series X and a new tv for the price of this build haha

Can play gta 6 2-3 years earlier haha

Can’t do PC things on a console, though. Not like it’s single use like the PS5.

what do you consider high end hardware if not this?

I have a RTX 4090 and 7950X. I consider that high end hardware. I built in a Lian Li O11 Air mini case so that it can run completely silently even under load. I avoid teeny tiny PC cases because fan noise is always a problem.

@@little_fluffy_clouds damn build sounds fire bro 🔥

Keep in mind that building in a very compact case is a right pain. Threading cables is incredibly tedious.

@@Slick8088 I'd well believe it. Just looks like a cool project.

I did one years ago with the node 202 with a gtx 1070. It was a great little machine

@@BadBeardDudeit’s not that bad. Back in the day there were way more cables, everything is so streamlined nowadays (tiny power supplies, m2 ssd instead of a bulky hard drive

5800x3d is an AM4 socket while this build is AM5. Maybe downgrading to a 7700x would be the move if you wish to spend the difference on a new GPU

​@@Orsthos you can still use a micro ATX AM4 board which will be a lot cheaper as well he said it with that in mind

@@Orsthos I'd suggest looking up comparisons between the two and the 7800X3D. You would be surprised how good the 5800X3D is able to hold up, especially if you want to play in 4K.

Will a 6800xt fit in this??

@@siddhantpatnaik3216 I managed to fit a 4070ti gigabyte gaming oc. It's 140mm tall, but the case's 137mm height limit is due to the plastic clips that hold the side panel on. I removed the card's backplate and it fit, since only the backplate was interfering with the clip.

Let me guess his got q great smile too😂 in my opinion this guy Is way out I notice that when playing apex he said decent frames 200 plus frames is decent for him average gamer is hitting maybe 80 on apex wishing for 5 more frames this guy is full of himself decent lol sure in reality 200 frames is enough

yes, one generation onwards, it always seems a little silly to have watercooled that slightly outdated level of performance...

And you can get much better thermals by using better fans and Honeywell ptm7950 phase changing material instead of thermal paste. Near liquid metal performance that you never have to replace for the lifetime of the device.

bad ass man.. thast a ballsy move to go fo an MINI build for your first time. thankfully we have youtube ya know.. im currently working on a Lian Li case that is a small case but can accomidate full sized cards... and 2 gpus as its a split case.. and install a nice apple mini m1 max if it fits.. then I can run both on the same screen with some resecnt update.. and with teh same mouse ... its gonna be sick if i can do it

Yea I hot gtx1650 laptop too the struggle is real

Thank you so much! I really appreciate that!

@CrimsonStone why

@@devyn.johnston did you try to evaluate thermal performance on this btw?

@CrimsonStone you should have tried back in the days of the pentium 4 when there were no all-in-one kits and you had to cut and fit the hoses yourself and make sure all the air was out and there were no leaks before you installed it, and hope. :D

@@devyn.johnston are you going to explain the price? Ps5 is a super computer with 500 buck. And your pc is 4k ish

Was that a "mini atx" motherboard?

@@andoniades mini ITX. It's in the description. Micro-ATX is above this.

@@mrlilnomad ty!

I have yet to build any smaller than the NR200P.

AMD being AMD 😂😂

@@politikaskontekstom yes, but no. 3D V cache cpus didn't exist, I am talking about 7xxx series, when this mobo came out. So it is upon the user to update the bios.

@@politikaskontekstom Intel cronies are wild

asus are being nasty with this scandel taking no blame for the damage they caused.

@@politikaskontekstom It's actually and ASUS issue.

Thank you! Thats a great idea, I'll look into adding that info into future videos. I actually picked up a power meter to measure the total system power draw from the wall to use as well.

@@devyn.johnston Oh alright, hope to see it soon!

They said that the case manufacturer updated the PCI’s issue couple of weeks back. I do not know whether it is for ongoing or upcoming models.

I don't really understand the point of limiting the space so much. If it is 2 or 3 times bigger it would be much quieter, more powerful and lower cost. Are people really this pressed for space or is it more about looks?

@@ronakparikh Actually, mini ITX systems are common in China as university students are pressed for space. I know a lot of people just like the smaller system for the aesthetic and some like it because its more wieldy to bring to LAN parties (for those who still have those). I know I like them because they are easier to make clean and compact on a desk given multiple monitors.

​@@ronakparikh i have a DAN-A4 build for travel purposes. The entire PC with all the stuff in it weighs 4kg with a tripple fan, dual slot GPU and a 65W CPU that doesn't throttle. Since most airports only allow 8-10kg max for carry-ons weight and size matters for me. Sure, I could pay twice the amount for half the performance on a gaming laptop but I like to have an actual desktop PC with minimal restrictions.

I avoid tiny cases because you attain much better thermals and inaudible fan noise in bigger mesh-style cases. Mini cases are only worth considering if deskspace is very tight or you have a requirement to transport your desktop PC around.

Lmfa if pcs replaced consoles altogether there would not be any game worthwhile coming out, only free to pay games would dominate like in android

@@GamingIntelCoreM-y I understand that you may disagree, but I don't know why you think an actual PC would change the worthwhile game availability. Currently, the market on PC and Console is saturated with pay to play titles like World Of Tanks/Warships, Fortnite, COD Warzone, Overwatch and hundreds of others. Not to mention almost every game has DLC, crate drops, coins, weapons/armor packs or skins. EA hasn't released anything in over a decade that doesn't try to force you into buying a bunch of crap that should be free. Naughty Dog, Blizzard, Gearbox, Ubisoft, Guerilla and Rockstar all thrive in that same DLC space. I don't think hardware is going to change the industry of game production. It's already too late for the that. My hope was that we move into an era where the hardware is truly powerful. We're not that far from actual PC prices anymore, so why don't we just go all the way in and have machines that are full featured, mid-high range spec? Small form factor PC is also getting much better. Now we can fit the best CPUs and GPUs into an ITX case the size of a shoe box. I was just saying that I think it's time to look beyond the limitations of console gaming or adapt the best features console for PC gaming. I like both, but not needing to pay an XBOX Live or PS Plus subscription for my PC is pretty great. If those were free, like they should be, I'd still be fighting for consoles.

@@thseed7 if you like playing old games on highend pc, its up to you, that's what ive do for 10 years and not worth it. owning both, PS5VR2 and PC VR is best ,(pc vr games is dying) and console bring QUALITY games! atleast now i havent play uncharted ps4,, on PS5 PS games pass, is all reshaded or remaster 4K 60-120fps. and is more immersive to play on giant highend 4k TV than a little 32' monitor.

@@690Dragonx the PC I'm typing this on is hooked up to a 4K 65" TV with refresh rates and response times comparable to higher mid-range monitors. GPUs have HDMI outputs since what? 2010 or 2012? Also, I have access to tons of XBOX and PlayStation games on PC plus thousands of AAA PC releases. I'm not trying to argue about platform. Console or PC. As I said, I have a PC, an XBOX and a PlayStation. I'm saying that consoles are starting to push into mid range PC budgets and manufacturers could soon pack full scale PC performance into something the size of a console. I play 4K ultra with Ray Tracing at 120+ FPS on PC. The consoles limit frame rates to 30 or 60 FPS at 4K. My comment is me simply hoping for technological advancement and performance improvements in gaming with all these smaller form factor cases.

@@690Dragonx no. My TV is a 2022. I'm saying you could hook up PCs via HDMI since 2010. My PC and television are significantly more capable than my PlayStation or XBOX. Again, I'm not saying consoles are bad, I'm saying we're closer to having the performance/features of full PCs now. I think that will great for gamers

Its not a hot chip, in fact all the 3D-Vcache chips are lower wattage than the standard ones.

he has to reverse the fan imo too.

I switched over to a small form factor build and honestly it’s such an intriguing process because everything is just that much smaller and it was sooo damn fun. Not too mention you can get some sleek builds albeit at higher temps if you’re willing to go for the trade off. I’ve never run into thermal throttling, however you can notice the difference in temps immediately. Especially idle temps.

What resolution and frames do you have? Or plan on having?

@@johncochran3590 I play at 1440p and have a ryzen 7 5700x and a Rx 6700xt. I use a 165hz monitor but target at least 100+ frames. Although sometimes it’s better to cap the frame rate so the temperatures don’t get out of hand.

That’s pretty cool. Me myself I’m planning on something for the living room to replace the Xbox I sold. I’ve been looking for a nice build such as this as well as from this year!

@@lilGhostdancer nzxt h1 v2 has a similar form factor to the Xbox series x if that’s something you’re interested in. So it ends up looking like a console

itx lovers 😊😊

did the 3080 fit well?

I had a evga ftw3 ultra 3080 ti and it actually fit surprisingly well, cables had to be smooshed slightly to get the top on and you need slim fans or no fans, otherwise yes!@@TheMrMikle

Hey! Did you get around building this? I am planning on using a 14600kf but I think the tdp is a bit high to keep cool in this build

there is nothing to envy about consoles

@@wellnesportstore9519 price/performance/looks/simplicity

@@Ultra-Settings did you just typed performance? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@wellnesportstore9519 Hope you're aware that they parallelly connect hundreds of consoles together to do simulation computations in various military areas. So yes performance. Don't get me wrong, I still do hate consoles starting from the day they blocked booting windows. But gotta be objective.

@@wellnesportstore9519 price to performance ratio. I have a decent pc (i5 13600kf, 64gb ram, 6700xt) most normal peole who wanna play rocket leauge, cod & other Esport titles dont need a 4070 i am a pc user because i like the freedom of modding things and upgrading parts instead of being in a fixed buy cycle.

The Ryzen thread ripper pro runs for $10000

​@@SmokieJayI can't even Digest the price 😅😂

steroids are not cheap

@@CaptainsKIZ0w10 brother I’m too poor to even stand in the same building as one of those cpus😭

At that point buy a console. It'll be a while till pc components match on a price to performance level. Especially with Nvidias bullcrap

@@tytyguy1able and if u only want to play games console is better and they just work not many glitches and installing windows and all that. Pc is nice on high hz monitor tho very smooth

@christopherevans4978 lol. No. I mean if you are calling installing windows a barrier to entry then maybe YOU should stick to consoles haha. "Glitches" are universal and PC often has the advantage to that in the form of being able to mod the game allowing the community to fix a significant amount of the problems that developers arent inclined to fix. My argument is solely price to performance.

@@tytyguy1able I built my own custom pc and did everything on my own I just was trying to say some people just like to buy it and it works right away

Ps5 take 200w and 4070 component alone consumes 200w

Thats ram and vram combined

​@@megajatt123 no ... 😅 ... ps5 has 512mb ram for os and 16gb for vram! 😂

@Ummer Farooq 512mb ddr4 ram is for background tasks like downloading updates while the main zen2 cpu is turned off, they had a similar ststem in the ps4. Look it up on wikipedia. 16gb gddr6 ram is shared between system ram and vram.

@@megajatt123 it is NOT shared between system. That 16GB is solely for the game. Just observe The Last Of Us or Hogwarts on gpus with less than 16gb memory, they were forced to use motherboard SDRAM so much so that 32GB ram was topping out for those systems playing those games. A combined 12GB gpu vram and 32GB sdram makes it 44GB ram use. Come on this is a no brainer, 44GB vs 16GB+512MB. I'm sure the xbox series x could be modded with 20GB vram since it has 10 ram places.

@Ummer Farooq what drugs are u on? U dont understand how systems function.