Lian Li TU150 Mini-ITX Step-by-Step PC Build Guide

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Название	:	Lian Li TU150 Mini-ITX Step-by-Step PC Build Guide
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Very good build and video explaining the process, thank you for posting
Comment from : Frankie

Christopher, I recently purchased a msi MPG Z790i EDGE WiFi mini itx motherboard and i am unclear what M2 slot is the Gen 30 on the motherboard Is it the slot on the back of the motherboard or is it the top or bottom slot on the front stack? can you please help with the proper m2 slot configuration? Thanks in advance
Comment from : Mark Kennedy

🙏🙏😍😍😍😍😍👍👍👍
Comment from : Bambang Setyawan

This video has helped me SO MANY TIMES because of how good he describes each step, especially the ones with the motherboard, i don’t even have a Li an Li case😂😂
Comment from : Santi Soler

This is a highly detailed tutorial with a fascinating case Cheers
Comment from : Rhayr Harry

Perfect man!!very good job!!
Comment from : Eliezer Alves Martins

Someone please use a real processor and do a build with intel
Comment from : Joel Garcia

Great video! If I wanted to buy custom psu cables, what would a good length be if I wanted to route them all behind? Including the 24 pin cable
Comment from : Kyle Greenwood

Great video, thanks Soothing voice, all well explained!
Comment from : Conte von Fersen

Amazing tutorial Well explained No small talk Just perfect!!
Comment from : JRS

Had some sata ssd's and no idea how to put them into the case Thanks a ton!!
Comment from : TheHerrMan

Power supply cables I do the opposite order I plug them into the board first, because that is the hardest part and them I plug them into modular power supply last
Comment from : Marc Telesha

I have the exact same case, msi b550i mobo, ryzen 5 3600xt, evga 1660 super, 1tb samsung evo plus nvme, 16gb corsair vengence ram, corsair aio 120mm cpu coolerbrIt was all very tight but i stay around 77°c gpu temp
Comment from : KAWABAGGER

A note about using this motherboard:if you are using the standard Wraith cooler , you need to use low profile memory I am doing n ITX build with a 5700G (first AMD build), and the sticks I have block the cooler from aligning properly
Comment from : John Havens

Really wished you did a gaming test on this build
Comment from : Vlora Boy

Man, I just built basically the same pc and I wish I had watched this!
Comment from : Aron Wulf

20:10 guidance on power supply cable routing superb!
Comment from : Richard Wynn

Great guide! Building in this case right now and super helpful to see how you routed the cables
Comment from : Orodonis100

I'm planning to build a system like this I travel a lot and I'm wondering if this case will fit in my airplane cabin-sized luggage (50x40x20 cm) It would be very helpful to know this information
Comment from : MorboHND

I've just made this build following this guide, as my second PC I've built, with a few substitutions I found this guide because I really liked the TU150 case Thank you very much for this excellent guide, it was super helpful and I think it saved me a lot of time and frustration, from picking parts to installing drivers I appreciate the level of detail you go into, mentioning helpful tips, while also being straight to the point and concise Happy with my new powerful PC in the TU150! :)
Comment from : patrickgh3

I have the same motherboard but for some reason the led light that indicates that there’s a problem is constantly coming on and I’m not getting a display it’s saying the problem is the Dram if anyone knows how to fix this can you help
Comment from : 𝗸𝟭𝖈

This is a great video, my build is very similar except I went Intel and an ASUS Z590-I motherboard My issue now is I can't for the life of me get the second CPU fan (not middle one) to go in over the ATX cable from the motherboard If I REALLY jam it down hard maybe, but I don't really want to do that How did you get it on so easily? I ordered another of the case fans to attach to the heatsink as a backup
Comment from : Felix Gaunt

Best tutorial on YT
Comment from : UnknownUser

really helpful for explaining things in step by step Lots of thanks
Comment from : Felix Kim

This is a quality production that will teach ANYONE to build a computer, heck, a chimpanzee could do it while watching this video, that is how well everything is explained!
Comment from : Magnus Svensson

For some reason when I route the sata cables over the top of the case like you did, it does not comfortable reach the SSD drive Am using the same SF750 PSU
Comment from : Geoffrey Prudencio

Hi, I cannot find the dust filter you mentioned would be in the description can you tell me whats the measurements of it?
Comment from : Wa͟l̀ho͞r

Thanks for the video! Is there enough space for a 25mm thick fan on the rear?
Comment from : Zheng Wang

so is nobody going to talk about how the CPU cooler takes up half the space in that case?
Comment from : Yxnni_x

Did you do any thermal testing on this build?
Comment from : BARBELLS AND BUDS

Just followed this video for my build on the TU 150 Very helpful Thanks for your expertise
Comment from : Yu Sun

This is almost exactly the build i am about to start except mine is using intel i7 and unify motherboard This will be my first build This guy is awesome at explaining every step
Comment from : RRS

I think a fan over the ssd is a great idea, more mobo makers should do that as they do get hot and can throttle down After much research I'm going with a mini-ITX build also based on a 10700F (K is a waste of money)
Comment from : John Wick

DAmn, this guide it's extremely good, it's amazing! thank you very much
Comment from : Lucio Furlan

U r my fav build thanks
Comment from : Donanz Dzx

Having issues with the MSI B550 motherboard, the cooling compatibility is appalling at bestbrbrThis is a non standard ITX board Use a different motherboard for your own sake
Comment from : Daniel Ordonez

Do you use a lot of accessories (cable ties, fan splitters, etc)
Comment from : Vinnie11V

Most helpful tu150 build videodoing research nowthanks for finding the motherboard w/ type c header I will build mine with Ryzen 5 3600 and 1660 super
Comment from : Iamnobodyimportant

Excellent build and thorough guide! I am using a MSI B550I motherboard and D15 CPU heatsink in a TU 150, but was unable to seat the heatsink properly without removing the Noctua exhaust fan attached to the back of the case Your video didn't show any issues installing the heatsink with the exhaust fan installed though Any suggestions?
Comment from : Art T

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Comment from : Kram Toysi

Thanks for this video Really helpful
Comment from : HazmatEsports

just a quick question is it possible to create a raid0 config with the two nvme ssd´s? or will one bottle neck the other due to it going through the chipset first?
Comment from : Eirik

Anyone building with this mobo please note that you really need to remove the 2260 M2 standoff when installing a 2280 M2 ssd! Look at that thing bend 😬
Comment from : Andy Higgins

Just finished building my first PC build Your tutorial was incredibly helpful in getting it up and running first time Keep up the good work!
Comment from : Calum Jelf

Link to the extension cables used?
Comment from : MHein

Just finished a build with my brother in this case and it's phenomenal -- couldn't be more thankful for this guide! Cheers
Comment from : Matt Holsten

How did you know which M2 was the gen 4 one when installing windows?
Comment from : Tick Tock

Arent you creating a bottleneck by using an SATA with a PCI-E drive?
Comment from : Philip

Very good guide on how to work on this case
Comment from : Petar Bonchev

I will be using a 5900x with a similar setup, but I will have to update my bios first before I can boot it up Is that possible with ez flash on this MSI board?
Comment from : RandomKek

Awesome Video Want to build a pc with that same case with a RTX 2060 For my surveillance system and casual gaming I like the portability
Comment from : CompMan

Just built mine using this guide, and it runs a charm Thank you very much dude!
Comment from : Pete O

Great video and the details step by step make this so enjoyable to watch and learn Keep up the good work bro!
Comment from : Rich Tran

Christopher, I became instantly your subscriber and you got my two thumbs-up!!! Thank you very much This tutorial must be the most complete lesson in PC building in YouTube I have the same case, same MoBo, XPG Spectrix D60 RGB RAM, Ryzen 5 3600x, the same Noctua fans and the same Kingston SSD I will start to build my PC first thing tomorrow!! Greetings from Peru
Comment from : Luis Enrique Suárez Palacios

This is a very good video for first time builders! Very detailed!
Comment from : Sacraty

That case flex on the rear exhaustoof Why didn't you go with the slimmer 15mm Chromax fans?
Comment from : Fred Fajardo

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hey Christopher! was wondering any part alternative recommendations on this build with a budget of £1000?
Comment from : AHMAD CALIPH FIRDAUS BIN AHMAD SOEKARMAN

How much was the total? im thinking of giving this build a shot
Comment from : MEEG0L

Did you bend the m2 by not having the middle screw-stand removed?
Comment from : Yifu Coe

Christopher Flannigan The most underrated PC build guide youtuber brbrExcellent videos You deserve MUCH more subscribers/views brbrCheers from Canada!
Comment from : J B

fantastic video thank you chris
Comment from : Mehdie

u are truly the best of the best
Comment from : Alamin MK

Could the RTX 3070 Founders Edition fit in this case??
Comment from : OYXOT TV

u are a lifesaver most of parts ordered are like urs but I'm prepping myself by watching ur vid THANK YOU!
Comment from : zipiaro

I'm watching this video from Brazil
Comment from : Paulo Lucas

I'm going for a very similar build, but I'm paranoid about carrying the case around with such a hefty cooler Would you recommend any kind of support for it?
Comment from : Venadore

wow, almost $2k for that
Comment from : S

Did you have to move the CPU fan up a little bit to make room for the RAM?
Comment from : Keith Ngan

I like this channel!
Comment from : YoSr

Wow you are a computer reviewer with a very detailed explanation that I have seen on youtube, thanks for your knowledge Auto subscribed!
Comment from : xylitol3600

Just starting out and have a question If it's best to keep it separate and put OS on it's own SSD why spend $ to put it on a 1 TB SSD when it can fit on much less space?
Comment from : Matthew Pool

Very nice but the CPU cooler takes away from the aesthetics for me Can we substitute an AIO water cooler w rgb or something? (:
Comment from : Matthew Pool

Great tutorial Really enjoy your channel
Comment from : MontanaJoe

Would the Gigabyte GeForce RTX 2070 Super Windforce be compatitable? Looking to create this awesome looking build but the one in the link is out of stockbrbr wwwboxcouk/(Open-Box)-Gigabyte-GeForce-RTX-2070-SUP_2954395html
Comment from : Craig Rothwell

Best video ever, gives me the confidence to actually get started on building a pc Thank you!
Comment from : Bulent Yusuf

Last build vid I watch before building my first PC tomorrow :)
Comment from : Tom Storey

Hello, thanks for this vid its fantastic I have built a couple of computers and this is a good comprehensive guide for the UK It would be great to know if you feel this is a good case for a 4k gaming set-up for a living room to go with my LG B9 oled tv I am doing allot of research and I get I need to upgrade my 2070 super to a 3080 however I am running a 7600k and I need to understand which processor would be a good upgrade path if anyone can help me I would be very grateful as so much choice its baffling me
Comment from : Simon Dolling

Thank you so much! My first build in many years and also my small form mini/itx I really want to avoid the learning the hard way and watch and learn from youbrThank you!
Comment from : Futureman123

Great work
Comment from : bigber767

Another really well put together video Nice step by step and very clear all the way You mentioned that the Nvidia 3000 series cards could be used instead of the 2070 you put in Would a 3080 fit in this case with enough room to cool or would it limited to a 3070 maybe?
Comment from : Darragh OMalley

Good day, would like to confirm, The air cooler Noctua NH-D15 chromax black is using its original 140mm fan and it has no clearance issue with this Gskill Trident Z(44mm) RAM height? brbrGreat video guide you have here, saved me a lot of research time to make sure each part fit into this Lian Li TU150 Many likes to this video
Comment from : Alfred Yap

This is a fantastic video Answered all of the questions I had about this very build You have an excellent, measured style I plan on replicating this, albeit with a 3900X and a 5700XT
Comment from : Seth Marber

I thought mans was gonna stop in the middle of the build and pour up a pint of Guinness lmfaoooo
Comment from : Adam Plascencia

Nice effort
Comment from : Reet Yeet

Thanks for this! It's been a long time since I built a PC, and I thought it was time to build a new one I've been looking at the Lian Li TU150 case, but I've never done mini-ITX This guide is super helpful!
Comment from : Gabriel Rumbaut

Absolutely brilliant, makes it look so easy
Comment from : John Dawe

Thank you for your fantastic videos! I have learned a great deal I am in the process of pricing out a new system to replace an old Alienware Aurora R5 My plan is to keep the GTX1080, 2tb SSD SATA and 256gb Nvme M2 I was considering a TU150 with air cooling which would allow me to get the tower off the floor or a Lancool II mesh with a Fractal S36 360 AIO based on your reviews The processor will be an i7-10700K as I have always used Intel for my flight training systems with an ASUS Z490-E and 32gb-3600mhz RAM Perhaps this would get too hot for the TU150? I would really appreciate any suggestions you may have Keep up the great work!
Comment from : Daniel Pergau

Would be interesting to see stress test temperatures in this build
Comment from : SydneyRadio2UE

How do you set your aio pump fan to chassis fan settings?
Comment from : SkullyMaster

Dude! You are a legend! This video is godsend to me! I have similar build Same case /psu/processor I was using a noctua U12S but not happy wth the temp I also have same noctua d15 brand new collecting dust on my shelf I was even about to sell my ryzen 3700x this week but thanks to your video I will just rebuild that system from scratch My beef regarding the 25 mount is when I bought it from Overclockers I did not get the ssd mounting screws can you please put the link to what screws I need to get to mount an ssd or 25 SATA mechanical drive to the case Would also be able to do maybe like a small video how to attach a 35 case along with a 25 in this LIAN Li case Your explanation and build path is the best on YouTube and am sure lot of people would agree with Me
Comment from : SkullyMaster