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The video provides a detailed guide on building a mini ITX system using the Hyte Revolt 3 case. The presenter begins by clarifying why they chose this case over others, specifically highlighting its price drop from $200 to $130 and inclusion of a 700-watt 80 plus gold SFX power supply. They describe the Hyte Revolt 3's design as industrially appealing with solid build quality and practical features like perforated metal panels, a compact form, carrying handle, and pull-out headphone holders. The case offers low noise levels and good thermal performance with a 5800 X3D processor. Overall, the presenter is satisfied with the functionality and aesthetic appeal of the build, recommending it to others interested in compact gaming PCs. The video ends with a call to action for viewers to subscribe for more content.
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In this segment, the presenter introduces the plan to discuss their first ITX build using the Hyte Revolt 3 case. They will provide a step-by-step build guide, explain why they chose the Hyte Revolt 3 over other market options, discuss its features, and offer a recommendation based on their experience.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses their initial decision to create an ITX build and deliberates between choosing the Height Revolt 3 case and the Fractal Ridge case. At that time, the Height Revolt 3 was priced at $200.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses their decision to purchase the height Revolt 3 over the fractal Ridge, mainly due to a significant price drop that made it available for $130, including a 700-watt 80 plus gold SFX power supply. They appreciate the Revolt 3’s design, describing it as technically and industrially appealing with hard angles, compared to the elegant design of the fractal Ridge. The build quality of the Revolt 3 is praised, highlighting the solid and premium feeling of the perforated metal panels, as well as the even seams and gaps. The speaker values the smart placement of components, the case’s compactness, the premium carrying handle, and cool pull-out headphone holders. They also note the low noise levels during gaming and satisfactory thermals with a 5800 X3D processor, concluding that the case looks very beautiful on the desk.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter expresses satisfaction with their mini ITX portable gaming machine. They appreciate its functionality and aesthetic appeal, making it a great choice for their entry into mini ITX builds. The presenter wraps up by thanking viewers, encouraging them to like and subscribe for more similar content, and wishing them a great day.