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the early 2000s was a crazy time nickelback was still cool along with wet

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look hair gel and all-in-one water cooling like this

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looked like this yes my friends from one of our

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loyal viewers we got our hands on an og

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Gigabyte 3d galaxy 2 water cooling

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system to show you guys just how easy it

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is to liquid cool your CPU

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2005 style guys this is gonna be a lot

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of fun that is the original coolant in there it's still sealed it's still

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it brings back so many memories Jake like

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look at this the uv sensitive back in

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the early to mid 2000s uv sensitive was

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like a cool feature because you were gonna put black lights in your freaking

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computer oh you had to get those tubes yeah that's right you'd put like cathode

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tubes in there and like this day the leds still suck so like blue led wait

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wait hold on that's a feature what does the lifting weights have to do with high

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performance on a pc you haven't even asked me about this color scheme

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what do you mean the orange this was gigabytes branding back oh yeah i know

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orange and blue it's disgusting

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i think it was you know similar kind of coloring everything about enthusiast

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marketing at this time was full level

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cringe i mean what is with the name of this product 3d galaxy 2. it sounds like a GPU or

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something there was a case that went with this liquid cooling system yes

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there was it was hideous okay but hold on look at this nano scale coolant

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what does that even mean world's first patent-pending by the way

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the thing they're talking about is literally a distribution manifold do

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you think they ever got the patent i don't know can i look that up hold on i

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want to see if i want to see if that's a thing the product page still exists

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transparent led tank for refill visuals so the tubing is clear

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but it's got blue coolant i guess yeah that doesn't look like

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blue no that's definitely photoshop oh my god it's already a disaster okay

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check out this radiator okay for one thing guys radiators they used to go on

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the back of the case because internally

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cases weren't designed for the additional space that the tanks at the

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top and the bottom took up so you would actually mount your radiator either

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coolants had a system where you would kind of mount it to the top and there

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were certain supported cases that you could like cut holes out of the top of

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it or whatever but most of them would go on the back on the outside hanging off

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like a big caboose wart thing like that and then

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you'd have to run your long freaking fan cable inside but

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that's not the worst thing about this look at the color

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that ain't silver paint ladies and gentlemen we've got ourselves an

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aluminum radiator with a copper block and hole

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wow Gigabyte did not have a lot of

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experience making CPU coolers and it shows

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this thing is barely even flat

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look at i mean what are these marks even what kind of manufacturing process do

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they have that leaves it looks kind of crap all over it cast almost it does

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look cast is it polished on the other side like do those look clean like cnc'd

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are they also cast no that looks cnc'd there we go here's a

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much better look at the block

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super basic pin style block

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inlet doesn't even come down over the hot spot in the middle of the CPU

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outlet is directly across from it so there's pretty much no reason for the

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water to flow anywhere other than straight across here like you're basically not utilized like if they had

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even done any kind of thermodynamic modeling

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on this they would know that there's pretty much no purpose to having these

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pins whatsoever this thing is freaking

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awesome now i mentioned that aluminum and copper don't go together but i

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didn't mention why it's because of a process called galvanic corrosion that

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essentially means that if there's copper in a loop with aluminum the copper ions

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that inevitably get drawn up into the water will eat away at the aluminum

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corroding it which is really really bad for fairly obvious

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reasons now to get around this it looks like Gigabyte provided their own

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presumably corrosion inhibiting coolant that has

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all kinds of important notes on it it's designed exclusively for this system is

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to say nano on there too it does have anti-corrosive

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and water quality stabilization and anti-freezing characteristics it hasn't

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separated which is interesting step one shut down the computer remove the power

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code of the hd first and stop its operation temporarily if the computer

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shut down why does that matter open the water filler point on top of

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the water container the water filler point oh Gigabyte

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okay well that seal didn't really quite hold the 3d galaxy system will begin to

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operate to evacuate the air within the system

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oh they're trying to instruct you to bleed the air from the loop

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before powering on your hard drive for

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some reason maybe because you need to borrow the power connector from i don't

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i don't know i don't know what the value how are they going to mount this

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okay well let's see what they had in mind and we'll go from there Jake i

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think the real question is how are we going to mount this fan

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to the CPU block well that's what it's for to cool your

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vrm i know right it's actually you know kind of smart it's kind of smart and

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look at this well it even has blue leds

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that's right that's how they used to put leds on fence so this thing's got a

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couple cool features i think that's the water level sensor right there oh that's

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cool so yeah there's a little float on there and it's supposed to tell you if

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anything goes wrong well hold on i want to see the patent-pending water valves

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first okay Jake they wanted to patent a rubber stopper and a freaking like float

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control ball valve come on oh it doesn't smell very good

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oh it's like fishy

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maybe we should wash these out that's not the 2005 experience Jake the idea

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here was actually pretty clever okay so you run your your main line through here

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and through here that goes to your CPU and then if you ever wanted to add a GPU

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block or a chipset block without redoing anything you'd be able to just

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flip flip these valves pull off these kind of

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silicone plugs and boom you could you could run them without having to redo

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any of your existing loop yeah and they said you don't have to drain it either

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but if you wanted to swap said new blocks you would definitely still have

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to drain something yes oh holy look at

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that we can see how it's supposed to set up

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man they literally meant for the valve to just sit there no no no look it has

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uh it has threaded holes but is that threaded into something look at that's

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definitely just sitting there okay one of the things we ran into the industry a

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lot before was a manufacturer's not bothering to do proper showcase

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photography of their products and b in a lot of cases not even

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bothering to compatibility validate them half inch special uv tubing material

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allows for extreme angling and flexing

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and they give you coils too it's okay that's not bad for 2005. this is

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actually pretty cool it has a pass-through for the power switch so it

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will actually turn off your computer in

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the event that there is an overheating or a um

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or like a pump failure yeah because it says there's over temp protection okay

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man this is more featured than modern pumps in some ways yeah like they don't

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do floats for low coolant level they don't

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do temp protection no i mean the system itself does temp protection you don't

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have a dial for the back of your computer to turn the system up and down

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everything used to be PCIe mounted something to note is that this was not a

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cheap product now it's time to meet our victim

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are you ready to upgrade this computer this is jeff gutierrez's workstation

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and it's a perfect candidate for what we're

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doing because it's modern enough that we're going to be able to actually like

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you know run Windows 10 and modern games and stuff on it but

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it's got an old enough case that it still has these ridiculous grommet

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pass-through things that

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early water cooling units used so this the Corsair i think it was

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called the nautilus nautilus 500 that's what it was okay we're gonna have to

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clean this up a little bit though oh stepping away

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ugh

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oh okay you guys should step back step back this is disgusting how what did you

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do i just accidentally spun the fan with this and it shredded my finger trying

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not to eat any chunks hey it looks great now okay let's get this

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air cooling trash off here is that an ltstore.com screwdriver of course it is

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my ltgstore.com water bottle is that an lteststore.com lanyard of course it is

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ltts.com shirt yes it is is that an ltd store.com beanie bloody hell Jake

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actually we can't know if our upgrade is worth it unless we do a before test

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upgrade is a strong work well it might be

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Jake it is possible

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that no this is not going to outperform it but i want to give it a shot so we're

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maxing out at 60 to 63 degrees running an fpu stress

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test in ida 64. okay well that tells us what we need to know

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shut her down did you want to read the note of the dude that sent it oh i'd love to it's

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quite the note i love this story i

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disassembled my family's computer without permission buddy diys fangirls

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see look fangirls oh cool yeah it looks great sakurai armory where we design and

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create custom computer fan girls full time

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that is so cool isn't the internet a hell of a thing let's do this thing Jake

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how the devil are we going to mount this sucker oh i thought you were figuring

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that one out hold on i'm doing very important things just give me a minute here it's infinitely adjustable look at

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that they now show the camera okay be careful with those

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adjustable one way i don't think there's any shame in

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frankensteining the mount a little bit here i don't think there's going to be any

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alternative i bet we could find an 1175 compatible backplate with the same

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threading it's so close though i know but it won't work all right that's okay

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i've got an idea i will be right back we can do this

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oh this will work this is what i was looking for great

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what were you working on well the knock tool backplate is long enough i just

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would have needed to extend it by about a millimeter on either side oh you'll probably still need to do that because i

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only have a back plate uh you know we have power tools right

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oh there we go it's on uh yeah but now we don't have um oh i

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guess we do have nuts i want to use the original Gigabyte hold down if we can

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now obviously we wouldn't be having the 2005 experience unless we used our

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thermal compound from 2005. should we use like some regular stuff

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you know for science reasons oh it's coming out oh geez it looks like

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toothpaste separated a little bit we'll mix up the liquidy parts with the more

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solid-y parts here we go oh you're in my hole okay

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enough of what wait is it working oh

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yeah all four of them are in what about the RAM though yeah what is up with

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these stupid barb spots i don't get it what were they thinking we could rotate

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it yeah we could but then it would be sticking out into the graphics card i

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think we just two sticks go two sticks we can do one stick let's just do one

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stick very 2005. we had dual channel memory it was totally a thing we

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Linus the representative of 2005 water coolers yes can you pass me the cables

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for this i would love nothing more where the heck are we going to mount

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that stupid thing oh i mean you can kind of sit on top of the SSD it's enormous

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oh we didn't even need this case you wonder what those holes are on the PCIe

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slot so you can compress the tubing cram

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it in there and get it out that way

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oh my god what are these even supposed to attach to

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this product assumes that your power supply is mounted at the top of the

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chassis this is spaced for a power supply

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so it doesn't connect to your rear fan it connects to

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your power supply mounting holes

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this might be the nicest cable management i've ever done look at this cocked you're the you're the tuck king

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Jake i'm gonna zip to oh they came with zip ties

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oh they're like even yellow too i'm all wired up dude you're slacking

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what do you mean i'm slacking i had to go get washers and everything get this

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all mounted look at this it looks so amazing it looks mint now this was

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another problem with systems like this back in the day that i had kind of forgotten about

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they interfere a little bit with your GPU um connectors can we still get

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something we can still get the ones we need but back when dvi was this big the

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odds of installing one of these and having it just outright make it impossible to connect your monitor was

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not zero this barb design though it's just

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like basically a straight cut pipe with like

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a thick part on it do you want some lube

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no come on oh that's your cut finger oh that is the

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cut oh god you should watch that out

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oh jesus cool on apply directly to the

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bloodstream yeah it's on there okay cool oh it doesn't sound happy it's on does

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that barb do anything i i'm not convinced that clamp does anything yeah

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i need i need lube okay i just need to use a different thing

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or something wd-40 we're not putting wd-40 in a

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cooling loop why not because we're not why not because we're not going to okay

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but like why not i don't think we're gonna be able to close the side panel like that

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Jake oh ye of little faith

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i believe here how about Jake give up oh my god how about that

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how about those apples oh we should just take the top off and then just

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i hate this maybe with the coils we can actually make that turn here what do you

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think i think we got this oh buddy oh it's just hitting the oh

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see it's good wow that is uh it's good

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no you you know usually i say mint but uh

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i'm gonna go with decent on this one decent

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yeah we can just pop this off to fill

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oh okay that actually is kind of genius

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what if this leaks it's good it won't leak it's Gigabyte quality

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i can't wait for this to perform worse can you imagine paying 200

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and then your computer looks like this this is pretty good looking for you know

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the time okay are you ready to fill it okay um

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okay you ready david he's got small hands yeah

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okay oh the blue goo do you want to power it on i mean you're

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dripping on the SSD so oh yes yes oh god

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what is that nothing it's all good everything's fine okay is this pump

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gonna go if the pump didn't work that would suck if we waited all this time if

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we waited 15 years to find out that it's got a bad pump

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it looks like it's going up yeah oh it did oh it's doing this i was sucking on

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it oh i'll do that again trying to get uh again

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you're a good sucker uh yeah keep going no

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because i'll be drinking coolant at that point i just

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Jake claims that we can actually see the pump impeller

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through here and spin it do you think that's spinning anything i

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don't know i can't really tell i think we should drain the coolant ah i don't i

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wish this just worked this would be so much easier yeah it really would

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oh hey high five baby nice high five baby oh

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there we go okay

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it rips that is a strong bump it literally has enough pressure to do this

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stupid loop no problem oh yeah for sure that's awesome

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it sounds like a modem some some like product executive project

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manager dude from like 2005 is like really stoked watching this video yeah

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for sure okay let's see if the system safely

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shuts down okay here we go here we go you ready oh wow it rips oh

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wow it's off did it turn it off

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nice the system push up

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better to lose your work than to lose your whole damn system right yeah well

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was there really no temp protection back then um on high-end stuff like modern

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stuff there would have been like core 2 duo had it f164 had it but if you were

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still running like a pentium 4 or something then it is possible you wouldn't have it

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oh no i forgot one of the clamps i was so on top of it oh and then i finally

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you're gonna have to fix that now where are the zip ties it came with oh man

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it's good enough definitely matches the theme what do you think the idle temperature is uh

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i'm gonna say 30.

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23. 23. not bad i do that's never the

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measure of a cooler yeah they're kind of all over the place the average is 23.

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all right hit it with the load oh it definitely uh

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does not perform as well as the knockout

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it like straight up went to 60 degrees the coolant yeah is cold is it this

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temperature right now which is like maybe seven heat i already feel it

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actually it's official it's worse what

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it peaked at 70. it's at like 66 67

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right now oh yeah and the worst part is that the Noctua

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cooler had the fan like barely going

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this thing's going full more

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jeff we really hope you appreciate your upgraded pc um

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thanks for freeing up a decent cooler for us to put on our test benches yeah

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it really gives me like um Linus vibes

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thank you time to bring jeff's computer back

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with the half the RAM and worse cooling and half of the uh

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display connections and accessible all right jeff we uh upgraded your

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computer wow looks good you're now water cooled oh wow officially

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looks fast got a little yeah it's not any faster

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actually we had to remove half of the RAM oh sick very nice yeah thank you so

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much um as an added bonus it's 10 degrees hotter yeah it actually performs

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worse than the air cooler that was in here before hold up here so i get it and i hope you're not using HDMI because

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your port isn't accessible i don't need it i'll use vga

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okay well no you got displayport okay okay you got two displayports that i

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think you might even be able to get at this one but your HDMI is definitely

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quite covered okay i have your RAM thank you there you

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go yeah it won't fit back in though this is a future review make sure you're

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subscribed louis vuitton earbuds they're probably great

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oh and jeff it's also less reliable because there's sort of more points of

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failure yeah if it makes you feel any better when we turned it on the pump

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didn't work until we stuck a screwdriver in it

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and the coolant's 15 years old that's amazing thank you congratulations on

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i'm gonna do something unconventional and i'm gonna throw to a video that's

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not on our channel why don't you go watch the original how to water cool

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your pc from 2007 on ncix tech tips what

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it's a similar era it's the only thing i got that's even close

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then you take the nut