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00:00:00 – 00:18:51
The video showcases a unique computer case by Meshless Design featuring crossflow cooling fans for efficient cooling. The case includes innovative features like a carrying handle and radiator mount. Detailed segments discuss custom fan assemblies, GPU installation, and cable management. The importance of cooling solutions, thermal performance, and noise levels is emphasized, along with challenges during installation and the case's premium cost. Additionally, a sponsor's product, Paperlike 2.1, a screen protector for iPads, is briefly discussed, highlighting its paper-like writing experience and NanoDots technology.
00:00:00
In this segment of the video, the focus is on a unique computer case by Meshless Design that challenges the traditional use of round fans. The case features crossflow cooling fans, known for their compact size, even airflow distribution, and low noise. The video showcases the intricate and well-crafted design of the case, highlighting its tight fit, solid construction, and innovative features like an optional carrying handle and radiator mount. The case also includes a dedicated path for cable management and clever fan placement for efficient cooling.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses a custom Crossflow fan assembly designed for a small form factor sandwich-style case that accommodates quad slot GPUs like the 4090 and i9 core processors. They demonstrate unique features such as a GPU installation bracket and GPU support bracket, including custom-length flexible cables included with the case. The speaker highlights the high wattage (1100 watts) power supply and the ongoing development of manuals for the case.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the individual discusses making custom cables and working with soft silicone covers. A discussion about plugging in the GPU connector takes place, with a mention of a smarter method involving opening panels at the bottom of the case. Despite some struggles, the connector is eventually inserted properly. The build specifications are briefly mentioned, including a 7950X CPU, 32GB of DDR5 RAM, and a PCIe Gen 5 M.2. Additionally, the assembly process involves utilizing a power supply bracket and a fun quirk related to screwing components in place with a tiny screwdriver provided.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the unique features and construction of the case being used. They mention the lack of space for fans and the choice of a white radiator due to limited availability. Challenges during installation, such as fitting the bent pipes, and a tight fit for components are highlighted. The importance of applying thermal compound and completing the build relatively easily is noted. The functionality of the crossflow fan is shown, emphasizing the direction of hot air flow out of the system to prevent recirculation. The speaker appreciates the thoughtful design of the case and its instructional build videos but remarks on not needing to use them. They showcase the fan’s power and airflow, with humorous interactions throughout the installation process.
00:12:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the importance of cooling solutions, particularly emphasizing airflow, static pressure, and sound in thermal performance. They mention the use of a PWM-controlled fan to regulate CPU temperature and the impact on liquid temperature. The speaker observes the effectiveness of the cooling system under load, noting stable GPU temperatures and some concerns about the design affecting airflow. They conduct a test on the case’s presets, highlighting the CPU’s preference for higher settings and stable GPU performance. Also, they compare noise levels to other fan setups and reflect on the overall performance of the cooling system.
00:15:00
In this part of the video, it is discussed that even with a 15-minute test, there is still climbing involved when it comes to noise levels, reaching as high as 54 decibels. Crossflow fans are compact and efficient for lateral component arrangements but are less common due to downsides like increased complexity, higher cost, and maintenance issues. The case being reviewed costs $360 excluding extras, making it an expensive but premium option due to its unique design and small production run.
00:18:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the justification for the high cost of certain products, paralleling it with a sponsor’s screen protector for iPads called Paperlike 2.1. They highlight that the screen protector is made in Switzerland and designed to provide a paper-like writing and drawing experience on an iPad. The product uses NanoDots technology to simulate paper stroke resistance while keeping on-screen clarity. The viewer is encouraged to visit the provided link to explore Paperlike further. The speaker also hints at checking out another video featuring themselves and Adam building a frustrating small computer together in the past.