Gadgetory

what's up everyone Jays $0.02 here and I've got a computer to build in my last video I showed you guys I got this X 370 Mini ITX motherboard in and I wanted to build a mini ITX 1800 X Rison system showing how you can get a massive amount of power in a small package ladies that's cringy I know but I had to anyway the new DG 7 series case is from EVGA off a PC enthusiast more of what they love like tempered glass side panels vertical GPU mount integrated RGB control board DG tuner and an awesome three year warranty to learn more about the DG seven series of cases from EVGA head to the link in the description below so I figured what better opportunity on a day where I don't have a lot of time to time myself and do a speed build and see how quickly I can do this and I'm gonna make it a little bit challenging on myself by going with a hollow one water cooling loop as well as custom cable sleeve kit blah blah blah and see what we can cram inside of this lovely NZXT h200 i it's not a very big case trust me in fact I had to be very specific on the graphics card I use to make sure it would fit but parts wise NZXT h200 i case in the black and red celcius s 24 all-in-one water cooler and we'll be putting in here using this one specifically because i only have to run one power cable to make it work and that trust me when i say that's gonna be a huge time-saver EVGA gtx 1080 TI superclocked specifically because it is a dual slot card most of the 1080p is with custom coolers have two and a half slots um or even three slot this is one of very few graphics cards on the market that are a 2 slot in the 1080 Ti well J why don't you just use a Founders card I would love to except for that green LED will clash with our red and black scheme making this look more like a Christmas build so that's why I'm going with this guy here the ROG Strix ex 370 I gaming motherboard this is the mini ITX Verizon board of course we've got an 850 Evo 250 gig SATA SSD just to make more connections and make it a little bit more a pain in the ass for myself I could go in and vme SSD but I'm going with that because it already has an OS on it honestly some try to zg skill ddr4 memory we've got 16 gigs to 8 gig sticks and then of course our corsair RM a 50x with premium custom sleeve cables to go with it so here's what we're gonna do we are going to I'm gonna get set up here we're gonna have Nick start the stopwatch and we're gonna go from start to boot and have to be sitting in the BIOS and or the desktop now I'm gonna go at BIOS because the desktop has to reinitialize all of its stuff okay so I've got everything pretty much set up here nothing is really pre unboxed except for the graphics card so I'm gonna have to deal with all of that mess and then the case is out of the box a little bit of a slight advantage there side cutters zip ties and my screwdrivers all I've got so we're gonna start the stopwatch and then we are going to go an old raisin in its first boot one hour six minutes 19 seconds I'd like to point out I spent at least 10 minutes screwing around with that stupid nvme SSD drive I know I said I wasn't gonna do an nvme then I decided I wanted to because I wanna be able to salt and stuff and test this so I ended up doing it twice because I thought I lost a little stand off he uses an extra tall stand off for this board thought I'd lost it finally found it then screwed was trying to reinstall that little screw while it was already in the case and still managed one hour six minutes 19 seconds and I'd like to point out yeah I'm proud of this guy's I can't help it I cannot do a build that's not cable managed and the cable management in this tiny case I still managed to do all that it's a little bunched up right here but I can still feel the air coming through wow I can still feel really decent of air coming through the front of this case even though it's fairly closed off and has a filter on it and it's running slow speed I tell you what though an hour and six minutes really isn't bad you let the mess isn't as bad as they get sometimes huh I mean I've got the cooler box on the floor over there it's a bit messy and then the tables got all the zip tie clippings and if we put all this back in here to the tool kit away that you've seen me build before and you've seen builds it or not even like I wasn't going for speed where the whole place is just trashed I mean you've seen that so because I didn't put the timber glass side panel on though we'll add a 15 second penalty so we'll call it let's just call it 107 we'll call it one hour seven minutes I still think I could have done it under an hour if I hadn't had to screw with the nvme SSD twice but hey you know what this the point of this though was obviously this could have probably been built a lot faster if I wasn't doing cable management but this was this was a challenge to see how fast I can do it my way unlike the video we did with Jerry the challenge accepted series we've got another contestant coming up soon I I didn't cut no corners I did this exactly the way I would do it normally but as fast as I could was I moving faster in this one that I was that video I think I was a lot more I think I underestimated Jerry but then again we helped him a lot and so did you and so did I we all kind of just gave me pointers but anyway that's that's fine friendly competition so there it is guys right there if you want to have a look at some of these parts I'll put links in the description below so the main components that were used here some Amazon stuff there it helps the channel and you guys can see prices and all that stuff but I'm gonna go we are gonna do some more content with this build right here mini ITX 1800 X system that's 8 core 16 threads 16 gigabytes of ddr4 a 1080 Ti a water-cooled CPU all in this tiny little footprint so I think it looks fantastic guys we're gonna go thanks for watching as always I'll see you in the next one oh by the way if you guys think you can do it faster film your builds upload it send it to me and maybe I'll share it I don't know can you it faster try it