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most seriously did they ever try this

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thing in the old days we could cram top of the line components into the tiniest

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of cases and still managed to cool them but sadly

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that is no longer the case because the PC industry has gone utterly Bonkers to

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the point where you simply cannot fit a new GPU into a small form factor chassis

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let alone cool it that is until now

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hailing from Japan this is the big ski

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1080 external cooler an absolutely

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massive radiator that goes beside your

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computer not inside it and Dick ski says

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that it can cool 2 000 Watts worth of computer which here here there we go

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you know that we are going to be testing

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just like we're going to test your patience for my terrible Segways to our

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experts at build Redux help you out just pick the parts and they'll do all the

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hard work check them out at the link down below I'm not sure where I got the

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idea but I thought it would be smaller while I've never seen one like this

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though the idea of an external water

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cooling system is nothing new and in fact back in the early 2000s external

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water coolers were more common than sticking radiators inside your case and

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most cases that had a water cooling capable sticker on the box simply had a

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couple of holes punched in the back with grommets that you could run tubes

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through by contrast modern cases are designed so that pretty much anywhere

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they leave space for a fan they also try to leave space for a radiator because

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well what else were they going to take up that room with three and a half inch

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hard drives so then you're probably asking yourself why in the modern era

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are we looking at an external water cooler and the answer is since NVIDIA's

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3000 Series we haven't really been able to pack the same tier of Hardware into

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our small form factor PCS that amount of

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heat just I mean even if we could stick it in there isn't practical because even

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if we can keep temperatures on under control it's going to be super loud like

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sure the water block on this RTX 4090

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does make it a lot smaller than it was out of the box but these things are so

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darn tall that in a lot of smaller cases it ends up interfering with the fans and

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I mean that's before we even stick a radiator on the things meaning it's

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basically impossible till you have one of these by using an

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external cooler we can still have a nice compact PC sitting on our desk while the

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Heat and noise get chucked somewhere else so let's take a closer look at it

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bigski is one of those brands that I've heard of before but only in the context

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of super Cheapo budget stuff on AliExpress so I've never really had a

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reason or an opportunity to look more closely at their products overall though

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I gotta say my first impressions are pretty good it's using what appears to

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be anodized aluminum pretty much anywhere it's got a very kind of

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industrial vibe to it but I like that function over form kind of design right

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like this Grille is going to keep your fingers out sure

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but it is not going to interfere with airflow around front I've got what seems

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to be some kind of integrated flow distribution thing

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though it doesn't distribute water anywhere The Fill line in out and I

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guess this is presumably fill now you

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were saying you wanted to do a leak test on it before we take it open

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I don't think that sounds very exciting but I can also see where you're coming

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from so why don't we do that real quick

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for the uninitiated we are pressurizing

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the system because if air can get out then probably water can also get out

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this looks really expensive

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this has a very hand-built vibe to it doesn't it on the one hand obviously

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these are all mass-produced parts I think I'm looking at a DDC pump over

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here with a custom top that's integrated into this distribution plate we've got

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what appear to be just off the shelf vix key RGB controllers these are clearly

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fans that are generally available outside of this system but the actual

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integration of all of these components looks very hand done and all of the

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individual parts of the enclosure are just either sheet aluminum or Extrusion

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meaning that it's probably a pretty low volume product it goes in here

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pumps out to here the bottom of the

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radiator right that makes sense for bleeding the air bubbles out you want to

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push the water into the bottom so that the air comes out the top that goes way

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down to here and then up here and then

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out I feel like there could have been a more elegant way to do that

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me too one thing I really like about the design is that this radiator is designed

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with an extremely low density fin

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structure what that means is that it should perform very well with low RPM

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fans meaning I expect this to be extremely quiet we've got a simple

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adapter from 12 and 5 volt Molex so it

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appears they expect you to Simply run this inside your computer somehow to

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this four pin bad boy right here that

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screws on a little something like that it's great that they have this high

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security can't be accidentally unplugged connector here but if you were to trip

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over the cord nothing would prevent this from a pulling out and B yanking your

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computer off the desk my enthusiasm is a little dampened but

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if the performance is outstanding then I think I can get over it let's move on

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nice now let's take a look at the challenges we ran into trying to build a

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small form factor system with Modern Hardware will the 4090 fit this way

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no not only can we not fit a radiator up

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in the top we can't even fit fans and if

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we took the fans out of here and we just put fans on a radiator on the bottom

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there is absolutely no way that that would handle the heat load of a 4090 and

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our CPU which I'm assuming is crap I

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don't actually know I think there's a spec list on here wait also on the

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prompter bixke only accepts defects

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within 10 days of delivery yep that's

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cool a 10-day warranty anywho it's an I9

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13900k in here with a strix z690i motherboard an 8 terabyte sabric rocket

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PCIe Gen 4 Drive EK velocity 2 CPU and

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GPU blocks and an 850 watt Silverstone

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modular power supply this is a top of the line rig and we're going to have

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links to all of these parts down below um Alex I guess we're good I guess we're

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gonna have to just remove these fans then yeah they cannot live okay see you

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later fans GPU what the heck

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I think how is it even gonna close with the fans removed Alex

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it's very close I see the power switch

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has not really been working so we want to plug that in okay so first of all the

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motherboard things come on little uh little daughter Riser things so we're

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looking at that you know the external water cooling Paradigm might feel

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inelegant compared to what people do these days but it's actually kind of

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smart like yeah you have to pay extra for the chassis for it but that's a

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one-time thing and it's the sort of thing that no matter how many times you

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change your CPU or GPU or your blocks here or even your case you can continue

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to use I can't say this makes me very comfortable do you see the angle this

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GPU is sitting at right now you can see the whole back of the chassis move oh

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wow we're just taking all that Flex from the back and putting it on the bottom

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uh okay you said we could put fans in there but uh I want art I see

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what really it'll look yeah I don't want

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to be responsible for this David what no hold on wait what are you doing you're

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just gonna oh my God

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thank you so much for allowing that pleasure

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this is optional but I would strongly recommend using quick disconnects with

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any kind of external water cooling system just because it means that moving

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the system around is going to be a lot easier

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and you do it

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oh what seriously if we just Power It Up that might do it

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we're just going to power it on and power pour the worst part is I was about

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to suggest that too so oh no

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oh and if the power button works now that would be cool

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you closed up the side panels without testing it yeah bad GBS

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okay how much you want to bet I can plug in that thing behind the GPU

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I made the problem worse just just pull it out just pull it out I

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think I pulled the daughter board out oh geez

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this is going to be very difficult yeah I think we might have to pull the GPS no

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no I got it I've got it oh it's probably turn on the power supply are you you're

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kidding me Alex okay oh oh geez okay oh shoot here

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you go just never turn it off again why is it

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still spewing uh well remember how I was saying I didn't

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really understand their Reservoir design yeah

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I still don't this is very wet I have no water in the

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system sir what no water

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that pump sounds so unhappy I'm sorry pumpy I'm I'm trying

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we are not getting any water to the system yet yeah this thing's bone dry

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right now I'm working on it I can feel water on my sandals toe we're

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gonna try something bold we're gonna Crack A fitting

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oh there we go whoa whoa hey oh how you

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doing hey your computer might get water soon okay so there's water making to the

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computer now I don't see any yet uh

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for how much they're charging for this thing I can't say I'm especially

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impressed oh the computer set off excellent

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oh crap uh

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okay the power button works uh

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okay I'm going I'm going

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it's for testing come on come on come on do we have water

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yeah water's in the GPU oh heck yeah yeah

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it was going to be so much happier now Jacob needs more water look David I am

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working on the additional water oh it posted yes yeah yes we

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successfully computer build uh okay uh power down this actually seems to be

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pretty effective

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where's all the water going

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where is all the water going David okay

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all right wait okay hit it again never mind

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did I lose more than I actually put in that time absolutely

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What on earth oh the babies

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oh seriously ah

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all that progress unprogressed

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I'm legitimately concerned we're going to kill this with how much water is

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going out of this and into all of the electronics it had it coming Alex

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you know it is a question that we used to find ourselves asking more than we do

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now but it still comes up did they ever

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try this thing and like your fill indicator will always be full

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because the pumps pumping the water through it and out

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thumb to kind of control the

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acid reflux this poor computer is suffering from

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this deserve some babies too I'm changing the description of our channel

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to we build bad computers so you don't have to wait are you stuffing babies in

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there why are you doing that

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I want to get one in the fan no or I can

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just oh no you can't do that okay recently I

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said there's no such thing as a bad product just a bad price

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I attend entirely corrected

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oh okay stop putting babies in the computer

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okay we've got a bubble here but the trick is that we need to fill it

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like it's pretty clear that this is a do not buy big ski you aren't making a

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great first impression here I gotta say okay good now lower that and I'll get

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this above you

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come on bubbles

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that's working the issue that is that moving the

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bubbles around doesn't help us we have to get them replaced with water

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and we can't put more water into the system because there's no way to fill

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the reservoir directly this would take hours and hours and hours to fill a

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system fail big ski it's so freaking Loud

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meaning I expect this to be extremely quiet I am outraged that I spent this

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much money on this thing from a Content point of view I'm fine with it because

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this is hilarious but if I bought this thing what is it 700 US dollars

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690. oh no I bet Alex and I could design

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a better this in like an afternoon yeah

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we would try it once and be like wow that was the worst water cooling

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experience we've had in uh weeks at least we wouldn't need to because we put

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a Reservoir in the bloody thing so let's have a look at the flow path in here and

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figure out why this isn't working so

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here's where we're filling this goes into the reservoir right but you can see

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see this this gluganation effect here I

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think the issue is that there's just there's not enough room for the air to

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travel up this if this was like a big fat like three quarter inch tube or

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something like that it might be all right but this right angle fitting here

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is absolutely killing it you can see

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here that even though the reservoir theoretically keeps bubbles from getting

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to the inlet of the pump right they should all rise to the top and then be

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replaced by this this fill here theoretically

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I see what's going on but in practice

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it's not able to clear the bubbles from the impeller

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so it's creating this like pressure on

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the other side of the pump that then shoots this water back up the fill port

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also the inlet for the reservoir is so close to the inlet for the pump that it

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actually sucks the bubbles even though they should float yeah should we try to

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fix their design yeah Alex got any stop fittings uh yes what's up time hi

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don't worry what we're doing is fine I've seen worse although the babies are

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marginally concerning uh where does this go it goes where tynan's finger is

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because there's nothing going to be in there yeah okay

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so you cut it like I'm thinking like

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here okay don't cut my finger and then I'm

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gonna get in there immediately okay

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um

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this plate goes back there okay how's our CPU attempts doing Alex 79 degrees

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79 degrees okay wait for it I can fix that

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watch out for the baby no I'm not watching out for the baby they didn't

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even put any Loctite on these stupid pass-throughs

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so they just spin freely as you're trying to tighten things okay I'm

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powering up the pump okay so now

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our bubbles go to the filter go to the

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fill Port you're welcome big ski the fact that

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that's what it took to fix their design that's not on us that's on them the

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reason I could think that they would use that is because I don't know if we're

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going to be able to close this panel now that we've moved it to the right spot

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that's a really tight run there oh yeah we can't yeah oh yeah how are we how are

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we doing does it work 31 degrees right now nice nice

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also Alex your concerns about not having fan control

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very valid these are spinning at like 3

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it looks like something we would have made no you take that back we would have

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made it better than this we're able to dispel

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313 Watts cool you can do that with a

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360 rad yeah almost 40K in cinemas it's pretty good

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yeah I mean it's gonna keep your water temps down near ambient once once you

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fill it it should work you just can't ever put

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that was actually good and self-contained yes all right sure they

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can watch that but also watch the car radiator one that has the same chaotic

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