Why would anyone want something like this? I am sure you pay a premium price for this and unless you are in a very dusty environment this make no sense.
3500 bucks, does 80C at 3.7 ghz? I guess if someone likes the looks THAT much, but for me it's not succeeding at cooling the chip within reasonable boundaries. Gotta keep 4.5 at least, for that kinda cash in my book, but to each their own, right?
Never buy a case with expandability for work purposes. You can't just throw a 10 Gbit nic card in it or add an additional video preview card or add… anything else really. These things are extremely overpriced and much like an imac, when it comes time to upgrade, you just throw it away and buy a new one, insterad of just putting a new cpu/motherboard in it.
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We need more builds like this.
Alex has improved a lot!
Today's Tech Tip: Cool shit is still expensive
Use this PC in a mineral oil tank please, you could do a little version of the last ones 🙂
You saying it doesn’t go flat out all the time. But it’s not an Apple so how come? Oh physics!
now imagine this with ryzen 16 core
0:15 Bananas for scale
I'm seriously impressed.
the LINK for Compulab in the description its not working for me :S, any other one with the same issue?
Why would anyone want something like this? I am sure you pay a premium price for this and unless you are in a very dusty environment this make no sense.
you are more boring than gamers nexus
Wow… nice pc. And wow – that's a lot of money.
3500 bucks, does 80C at 3.7 ghz? I guess if someone likes the looks THAT much, but for me it's not succeeding at cooling the chip within reasonable boundaries. Gotta keep 4.5 at least, for that kinda cash in my book, but to each their own, right?
This was probably the solidest video review I've ever seen
Never buy a case with expandability for work purposes. You can't just throw a 10 Gbit nic card in it or add an additional video preview card or add… anything else really. These things are extremely overpriced and much like an imac, when it comes time to upgrade, you just throw it away and buy a new one, insterad of just putting a new cpu/motherboard in it.
horrible title, I have heard of this computer
Wow, just wow.
So after selecting every expensive option for the compulab airtop 3 the total was $7,124 before taxes. WORTH IT💸💸💸
3500$? That's not expensive, top model Corsair One is 3800$, both have 9900K and ~1200$ GPU
he can replace mr bean the comedian lolllll 4:03
Just jump to linus part 7:08 XD
I want this but with the next new Ryzen and less than 1k, can this dream come true ??