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The YouTube video discusses the assembly and features of the Open Bench table by OBT for building Intel and AMD systems. The video showcases the assembly process, cable management tips, use of AIO coolers, and power supply mounting. It highlights the versatility, stability, and thoughtful design of the test bench. The presenter emphasizes the ease of setup, efficient storage, and flexibility for different setups. The importance of proper component mounting, power supply positioning, and efficient cable organization is emphasized throughout. Additionally, the video praises the quality and functionality of the Open Bench table and its usefulness in testing and building PC setups. The presenter shares plans for future builds and discusses the benefits of using AIO coolers for testing modern CPUs without obstruction.
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In this segment of the video, the creator discusses the need for smaller and more practical open-air test benches and introduces the Open Bench table from a company called OBT. They ordered two of these test benches for building both Intel and AMD systems. The video showcases the assembly of an Intel 12900k PC in one of these test benches, along with a PowerColor 7900 XTX Red Devil graphics card. Additionally, the creator talks about purchasing power buttons as an add-on and highlights the quick shipping process from Asia, particularly from Hong Kong, which took about a week and a half to arrive.
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In this part of the video, the content creator discusses receiving a unit in silver color to prevent scratches during part changes. The packaging is praised for being nice. The unit includes a QR code for questions, pre-mounted accessories, radiator standoffs, and a power supply mount. The assembly process is briefly outlined using the manual. The completed build features a 360 radiator and components mounted on the open bench table. The motherboard is shown using different standoffs for flexibility in mounting options.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker talks about mounting holes, cable management, and organizing cables under the motherboard. They mention using an AIO cooler and planning to switch coolers in their AMD and Intel rigs for testing purposes. The speaker also discusses using PCI Express cables with a Corsair 1500i power supply and a smart power supply that provides accurate software voltage and wattage readouts. Additionally, they talk about attaching a watt meter to measure system draw during testing and the convenience of having everything stored on the test bench.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter demonstrates how to set up a piece of equipment that allows for easy storage and mounting of various parts, even those not currently in use. They show the feet and nubs used for stabilization and how to tighten screws. The quality of the hardware is highlighted as custom-made for this equipment, showcasing the attention to detail in the design. The presenter emphasizes the engineering and thought put into the Open Bench table design, expressing admiration for its functionality and versatility.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on assembling a standard ATX motherboard. The narrator demonstrates snugly installing the motherboard standoffs, advising to be cautious with tightness to avoid stripping the aluminum. The host explains the versatility of the mounting brackets regardless of left or right orientation. They show attaching the radiators using fan screws, highlighting the need to ensure no interference with wires. Additionally, the narrator pre-runs the EPS power neatly along the top of the power supply using the available space under the motherboard. The host also discusses the positioning of the radiator, noting the offset for a 360 AIO due to fan placement. Various mounting options for AIOs are covered, including potential setups for CPU and GPU cooling.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the use of standoff rods with the motherboard. They demonstrate how these rods thread into the motherboard and provide packability for travel. The video also highlights the mounting of the power supply to the leg, using long M3 screws for SSD threading. The speaker shares their method of mounting the power supply flat and explains the thread types for SSDs, controller board, and power supply. They caution against mounting the power supply with the fan side down.
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In this part of the video, the speaker demonstrates setting up an Open Bench table test bench by mounting down the components securely onto the table, ensuring the power supply does not hang on the legs. The method is described as quick and easy with no issues of bowing or bending. The speaker highlights the importance of using an AIO cooler for modern CPUs to avoid obstructions during testing and concludes by sharing plans for an upcoming AMD build. The Open Bench table is praised for its functionality, and the speaker mentions having purchased it at retail price without sponsorship from the manufacturer.