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more so the first step would be to

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wash your rocks then i guess that's kind of always the first

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step isn't it yup we both have to wash our rocks you cannot continue with this

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without washing the rocks or else someone's going to complain and it's

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just going to be bad yeah yeah here so are we sharing rocks

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well in this situation where there's like two males and one computer i guess

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we'll be sharing rocks so these are the rocks that we're

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talking about of course it's good to rinse them because if you don't then you

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might end up with some gunk in your mineral oil machine

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spread that apart just stick two fingers in each side four

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fingers

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that's really hot water so

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hot water on cold rocks is the way i like it

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okay so now we're going to take the freshly cleaned rocks

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and uh go ahead and put them outside to dry so

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uh

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wow it was it was sunny literally

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an hour ago not even an hour ago like 15 minutes

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yeah it's totally definitely not sunny vancouver

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so we don't want to re-contaminate the rocks so we're just uh

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that would suck washing out these bins well to be honest we are covering the

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bottles with the beans and paper towel yeah but even then i don't want it

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sorry but it's not gonna be that huge

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how hundred percent dry do they need to be mr mineral oil cooled pcs well the

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more water content in your computer the higher chance that there's going to be a problem but the thing is

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already even just now it would probably be fine

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normally you could just leave these out to dry for you know a couple days and it

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would be fine but we're in a bit of a hurry

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what i did um when i did mine was i just used a strainer so they were done drying

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like almost immediately right and there's no real wait time but we don't

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have a strainer at the office because why would we have a strainer at the office

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i never know when you're gonna need your strainer son

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so when i was doing mine um i cleaned all of my components with a mineral oil

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bath it was in a container similar to this but much shorter and my reason for

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that was all of my components were in a air-cooled system before they went into

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a mineral cool system so they're all dusty and gross so one thing like this

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cooler is we're gonna make sure we clean this now i'm not super worried about having it go through a mineral oil bath

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the only reason why i did that for all my components was i was making sure that what they were going through wasn't

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conductive as i was putting them in the system almost immediately afterwards so

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we can clean this with water alcohol whatever as long as we make sure that

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it's clean and dry before it goes in and then everything else is pretty much new isn't

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it everything else is pretty much new but these these little fish things it

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might not be a bad idea to clean them because they've been sitting on a shelf open right um for a really long time but

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like these closed components are probably fine i don't think those would

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be a big deal okay so tanks washed peg is washed these

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i don't know there's so many little pieces and stuff i don't know what goes

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in i know from looking at the picture that the big one will be above the

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mineral oil yes the the backing some of

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it will be submerged definitely the uh the support braces

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these guys so those will definitely be okay well the first thing we need to do though is peel all the paper off these

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and then assemble this bad boy because and then we can wash it after assembly

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right yeah that should be fine okay the motherboard i o plate is actually

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pretty nice got that brushed finished there the inside's nothing special but you

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won't see that so yeah

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kit's looking pretty good so far not sure what's up with

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these there's more acrylic inside a bag inside a bag inside of a bag but

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figure that out later oh dear so i realized looking at all these

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pieces i don't know how they all go together and they went right

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manual we haven't looked at it yet other than the front cover

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so uh assembly instructions ooh

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let's dust your hardware before something something

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eck that none of the not allow the oil in everything okay

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we're gonna have to open this dootang i think but um there we go wow there's a whole like

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list of all the stuff that you get

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including a thermal display oh yeah top out oh this is looking good okay this

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shouldn't be too bad all right i guess we better get started then as there are

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actually some very very important things no rubber so no wires that use rubber

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insulation don't let the oil get above 50 degrees clean everything we did

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manage to figure that out don't power the pump if it's running dry don't

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overfill it don't over tighten screws use wireless devices when possible this

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is really important oil will wick along cables that it comes into contact with

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so that's that's pretty key and choose the correct type of CPU cooler we

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actually haven't checked this but having it aligned vertically will help the oil

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circulate through natural convection also there are evidently some things

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that we will need so uh screwdriver got

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it scissors got it wrench

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got it okay so it starts with the

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rear i o everything is handily color coordinated

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in the instructions it's important not to over tighten the screws into the

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acrylic because it will crack 100 so

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this next step's a little bit funny because there's an unlabeled bag of

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screws and then there's a an unlabeled

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screw in the key everything else has little colored dots so so those do

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correspond to each other so just put all four of these pieces

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into place and then loosely attach them from the other side we're just showing

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you where they go obviously when luke lifts this up

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they're all gonna fall off thank you

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you're welcome that's fantastic so brandon won't let us use our camera

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anymore and insists on shooting everything in 4k so that's why the

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sudden change in in quality for the better and no more of this no

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more of this selfie nonsense so so here we go next step is to attach the

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evidently wire handles wire handles these are some

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are pretty intense wires they got some wire that's some wire right there got

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going on okay so brown screws yep

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i mean what what does this mean to you

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put it into the brown put the yeah put the screws in the brown spot like it

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makes sense

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oh whoa hold on a second these aren't the same i didn't even realize that huh

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okay we did a lot of uh extensive research

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before undertaking this project yeah luke

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luke hasn't built an oil cooled machine in years and has definitely never used

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this kit and i've never done either of those things i haven't built a mineral

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machine in like eight years

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you got that i think so

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assume the position oh i think i got it keep going

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wow that sound oh geez that's how you know it's working

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okay we're good so this is probably where the wrench comes in so this is oh

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hello this is not what they had in mind i don't think but

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our wrench is so big that we can actually clear the entire thing going

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this way

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so we need to clean the tubing that came with it because we left it out for a

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long time and it got kind of gross and the idea was using a rod from one of the

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soft boxes that we gonna use a rod but it's

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but it's the the rod that we decided to

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use was not long enough really are you sure yeah see i stuffed it in all the

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way in color it still doesn't know that it's black right yeah so it's thick

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enough so we're probably not going to have any other options

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so our problem is we don't have a long enough rod we already tried the black one and then there's no other options

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all right we've hit our first that's it that's it yeah so it's a different low

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two different no label ones okay we should roll that so guys you want

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the fine threaded one for your SSD

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not the coarse threaded no label one for your SSD

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this not this okay

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do

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so we're done part one at least we've constructed the case and Linus now has

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mineral oil fever i think he now understands what it's like it's this is

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really cool this kit's really cool uh the hardware we're using is really cool

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we're going balls to the wall x99 1200

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watt power supply gtx 780

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we planned this a little while yeah evga provided us with the graphics card

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before there were certain other graphics cards available but

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yeah anyway uh so guys uh stay tuned for

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