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Mini ITX Gaming Rig - Worklog 01.

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Uploaded by on Aug 12, 2011

In this video we take a look at the beginings of my mini itx gaming rig. This is of course going to be built and modded out. dont really know what kind of mods im going to do on it other then some kind of LED modding. Take a look and let me know what you think, parts list listed below:

Case -- Thermaltake Element Q
Motherboard -- Gigabyte H67N-USB3-B3
Processor -- Intel Core i5-2400
Cooler -- Thermaltake SlimX3 CPU Cooler
HDD 01 -- OCZ Agility 3 60GB
HDD 02 -- Hitachi Deskstar 1.5tb
DVD Drive -- Samsung Blu-Ray Combo Drive
Power Supply -- Diablotek 380 watt PHD Series
Ram -- Kingston 1333 Mhz Hyper Blu

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  • diablotek psu's are very poor quality. they could damage your hardware...

  • @TheSchnitzelkiller I absolutely agree with you Schnitzelkiller, unfortunately I was unable to find another one similar size to work with this build. I am happy to say though the unit has been running non stop for several weeks without fault, thanks for the comment. 

  • How much did it cost

  • @Keanudabeast I'm honestly not sure how much it cost, I really wanted an awesome computer to do everything I needed, so the parts probably cost about $700, but all the mods I did are PRICELESS

  • @youth03 Hey the case is the same size long, but a little bit shorter and thinner.

  • y dun u get z68 mini itx? its an awesome MOBO! u cn OC it!

  • @youth03 Hey youth03, the reason i didn't go with a z68 board is because at the time I couldn't find any available. But as far as the overclocking I believe I can actually over clock using this board, gigabyte has a utility called Cloud Overclock. I'm also not really too worried about overclocking right now because of how small the case is, I don't have that much clearance for the CPU cooler. I plan on modding the case for better cooling though, then ill overclock. SUBSCRIBE to see cooling modz

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  • @consoleworksvids is this case much smaller than silverstone sg07?

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