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I'm about to water cool a computer but with a catch the writer who prepped the

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system for me has never water cooled a PC before he sought help from one of our

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Engineers who has never water cooled a PC before and we are going to be using

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an utterly unique one-of-a-kind water block that is intended to cool both the

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CPU and the graphics card as one the

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cost for this madness 800 US Dollars and by the time we're

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done possibly my sanity based on how things went last time we built a

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computer that is a lot of things not a

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sorry not a oops my bad I don't want to lie to you this doesn't make any sense

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HD don't think it posted it's gonna be

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and upgrade your infrastructure today meet the monoblock from Billet Labs the

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company was founded by two blokes in the UK one of whom is a professional

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machinist obviously and the other of which designs puzzles and luxury doodads

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and boy have they ever designed a puzzle for me today I mean what was the point

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of this I'm not trying to be a hater or anything

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but honestly is this really saving that

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much space compared to this but this is

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also a little bit misleading you see some of the inspiration for this clearly

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came from the 2013 Mac Pro which used a

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single heatsink with multiple heat generating components attached to its

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various sides and in much the same way we have a single water block see that

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right in the middle here that is going to be responsible for cooling both the

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GPU with this cold plate and the CPU

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with this one over here and while this

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obviously actually takes up a little bit less space unless I get special blocks

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that have the fittings coming out the side it would not actually be possible

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to build something quite as low profile

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although it should be noted that such blocks do in fact exist do they call it

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Billet Labs because you're going to get a big bill in the mail

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bill it I get it I'm just not laughing no that's not why they call it that it's

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because it's manufactured out of copper Billet and not just any copper the

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entire thing even the parts that aren't responsible for cooling like this back

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plate are made out of c101 the purest

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copper they could get their hands on in theory this gives an advantage in terms

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of thermal conductivity in practice though they've been making water blocks

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out of even more exotic materials like pure silver for many years and it

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doesn't really do much using pure copper

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like this comes with some disadvantages you might have noticed that the surface

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is quite marred and covered in blemishes

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and even what appear to be etched in fingerprints that's pretty normal for

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raw copper and is one of the reasons that nickel plated blocks look so nice

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are they trying to use as much copper as possible why don't they use like a

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regular size black plate that's a really good question and yes that does appear

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to be the goal in the words of the founder for whom this is kind of a side

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project we're never going to be able to go Toe to Toe with the likes of EK water

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blocks in terms of being economical and

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making any sense so we might as well go

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as hard as we can the other way and hope to pick up a handful of Boutique buyers

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apparently basically the entire inside is also machined with veins so to

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improve heat exchange around the whole block because this is all thermal Mass

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little buddy boy oh okay

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those are some pretty finely machined little fins I mean it's no skived copper

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heatsink like Swift Tech's been doing for the last five years or whatever but

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very fine work but that is an unusual

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Choice indeed instead of using a rubber o-ring they're

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using some kind of gasket material that I have not seen before I don't trust it

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that is paper thin and not only relies

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on the gasket material not failing but also seems to rely on the Machining of

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the copper being absolutely perfect this

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is a really cool internal flow pattern though and I've

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got to say I wow the Machining of this Central block

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piece this piece is an insert it's just

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so perfectly fitted it seems to be just

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action fitted that I couldn't immediately tell

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the water comes in here okay it goes into a cavity in the middle

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that is sealed off with this pressure fitted slit here that's an accelerator

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plate that's going to blast High Velocity water onto the cold plate for

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the CPU okay it runs through these fins

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it gets collected in these two bigger cavities which run all the way through

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to the other side going into the accelerator plate for the GPU the Water

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Runs Out cools this larger plate that is

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going to handle cooling for anything that this other plate is connected to

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like RAM or vrms and then is gathered

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here where it goes oh this one so the whole thing is in cereal whereas

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I thought maybe it would be in parallel in order to reduce restriction but this

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is going to be a very restrictive block is that is that bad

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it's bad if you have a bunch of other components in your Loop that rely on a

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high flow rate for their own cooling but in this case it's the only cooling

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engine in the entire thing so maybe maybe it's one of those products

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where you go wow how did you engineer this why did you

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engineer this we're going to build this whole system onto that piece of acrylic

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because this doesn't fit into any sort of case and then we're gonna see how it

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runs they've sent me numbers and we're going to see if we get them they say

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that they can beat EK EK has their competitive advantages but they don't

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actually make the highest performing blocks on the market so beating EK is not the um yeah it's

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worth a thousand dollars massive W that you might think it is and realistically

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a lot of water block performance these days now that it's kind of a

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solved problem is down to optimizing for

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the latest generation of CPUs making sure that the cooling patch covers you

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know the large die of a threadripper for example it's not necessarily about

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engineering a better copper base anymore so depending on the CPU we install this

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on it could win or it could get absolutely curb stomped is this our test

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platform yes okay we had a different

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motherboard maybe we killed it oh really you guys how bad is it where is it oh

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I've seen worse yeah so what happened was that we had the gloves on because we

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were handling it Rocky I told him that that's why I said

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Sebastian you should have known I don't believe you I don't know what

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you guys mean oh the gloves the fibers if you get near

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the pins it'll catch on them and pull them out they're so they're so tiny and

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they're so kind of sharp we've apparently gone with a last generation

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12 900 KS this should serve us very well

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as a heat load yeah they claim 650 watts

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is what this monoblock can handle okay what are you doing

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what you're just going in there yeah what

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would you expect me to do I don't know whatever the next step is I don't think

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it's that you got a threat you want to thread things you need to no no

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don't do this stop it we need to have spacers here there's washers and it's

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okay well then why haven't you put the spacers on yet I thought you're supposed to be helping you've done nothing so far

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I'm gonna play what are you doing I'm just trying to get no it's still no what

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are you talking about the washers have to go on what washers these or the nuts

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the nuts which nuts these nuts

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hey these are not really these nuts I

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set you up like that and you can't knock it down wait we don't have to take them

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off what did Sebastian do I have too much faith in other people what are you

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doing hey that's a really old shirt

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thanks you look nice today too um why don't you just sign for me like

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you always do I'll go away we're frauding

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just kidding just kidding I'm kidding I'm kidding this is very interesting

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look at this you thread on these standoffs see

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kind of wild hey is that a setup for another joke or

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no no you just you put on these standoffs it's kind of wild yeah

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huh

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what Wild Kratts you don't have children

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um crap which way did you say these uh

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tubes went again that's the way they're supposed to go

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you've got to be kidding me please don't tell me the other motherboard had

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clearance there and you guys designed it for the other motherboard and now we're

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just boned we did do it on the other board on the other motherboard it did

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fit and the replacement motherboard it doesn't fit

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put Sebastian's here to help

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so we're gonna go machine this down so we're gonna what oh no no

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oh what a mess

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you can spray it off

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what is the tormac juice

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fluid and don't forget about the metal shards though that's how I want to go out drink

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a bunch of tarmac juice and then put me in the MRI

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to our credit it does look pretty clean

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liness how did you end up doing this I don't know he pulled an ester

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let's see there's multiple Esters in your life polyester

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okay that's good more of a cotton collie

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blend guy myself but I still like it LTT Store.com by the way

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it's on there and it seemed like pretty

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good mounting pressure as I was tightening it down it's a hard Mount so

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they better get the tolerances exactly right but hey there's a lot of that

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going around with this product oh crap

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it's so close let's put the RAM in the tormach it's not

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it's just like when your kid learns one word and then they're just looking for

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excuses to use it tomorrow

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no Adam no no not tormach not now why

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not torment now tormach later no

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you got it crap do you put it backward

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get a shot of that look at that

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all of the components here are meant to mount into a frame like on a computer

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case wait a second I'm not the dummy

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this is ddr4 this is a ddr5 board ah the other board

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was 10 year four okay

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I even checked why don't you tell me what you've done over here basically we

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wanted to put it all in this piece of Plexi but

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these mount in a case right

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so well brackets L brackets we have a bunch of these brackets so that we can

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put 240 millimeter rods flanking either side have our all of our

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stuff mounted all taking up only marginally less space

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than if we had put this in a normal case with normal water we had an afternoon

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and that's kind of one of the issues with this product is that

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while it itself is very small it doesn't

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really work with other things it doesn't really shrink any of the other stuff

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that takes up a lot of space yeah like they have pictures on their Instagram of

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like the motherboard and the block and then a pump and you're like wow that's

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really cool where's your power supply where's that where's all your cables but

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yeah this is not tight at all whoa okay guys Boys Boys Boys Boys okay who's been

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tightening these fittings these are not tight enough okay okay

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those are tight enough I am deeply worried about this whole

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thing oh my God this radiator doesn't even have the piece here

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you have to put the battery before the motherboard that's the only one the battery the battery the battery do I

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have to explain that water cooling systems don't need batteries the power

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supply man this is a cool power supply

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11 hundo Watts

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in the palm of your hand I never did power

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this video is definitely going to have some stuff that doesn't make it into the

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YouTube cut subscribe to flowplane for the uh Cutting Room floor cut

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for all the meming and setbacks this is actually starting to come together here

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though lower our motherboard into place we've achieved a contrived reason to use

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this product

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all right let's get this done this is bad no we had it it was working and

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everyone said it was good yeah but everyone was YouTube no I also

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all the tubes yeah the tubes that's what I'm talking about the two you'll be

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mounted the wrong way you have it mounted there I'm just going the

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sideways

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all right how

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okay let me show you guys something Amateur hour here literally though how

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do you put a piece of tubing there how

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are you gonna run how are you gonna tube that oh more more fittings no

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made surrounding the asylum okay where do you want these to go I

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have no idea this is interesting they gave us pre-cut

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thermal pads and I thought they would just give us strips but like

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I'm basically just gonna lay this on here did we bring over any other water

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cooling fittings or just what you guys are things in this in this bin okay show

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me what you got we have more fittings than this but

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ad102 is that 40 90 what yeah they told

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me this was a 3090 TI if this wasn't a 390 TI then we don't have another 39 DTR

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that we can take apart how the hell did we not know what GPU this thing was I

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thought it was a 3090 ti so we just casually had a 40 90 sitting on the

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shelf clearly labeled foreign

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and nobody knew what it was

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which Tweedle are you and which Tweedle are you

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Tweedle one or two yeah twiddle a and Tweedle one yeah

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to be very clear I have my moments but you guys are making me look pretty good

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today it's actually going on

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um well it's trying

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do you want to check my work in a moment I would love to get your work one thing

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that's weirding me out a little bit though is that

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these are cooled on the Corsair design

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and not on this one I hate to do this but I would put some thermal compound on

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them GPU time but

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okay um be more careful yeah

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um really you got thermal compound all over sorry Adam oh it's me

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it's both of us no

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wait that fit before pump fit before

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what did we do I mean how important is this bit

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you know what's really funny is I think you're actually right I think we could

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just Lop off this little bit of the PCB there's nothing there should we risk it

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for the biscuit oh my God

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save this project L brackets

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see how they have two mounting points

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I'm gonna slide it back okay so we're gonna try and line it up again here

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the thermal pad is supposed to go on the back of the GPU and hold the washers

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into place yeah the way that the holes line up that's

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how okay try the top left one there

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okay don't go too far

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okay I think we got this huh

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okay it's kind of a cool computer

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I kind of want to just plug it in and see if it posts before we fill it with

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water oh my God we don't have a power button

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long metal stick let's go long metal stick power activate nope

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warm up long metal stick yes

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hey yeah

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okay A little bit of water is cycling in now okay CCP attempts GPU attempts CPU

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attempts uh core temp 30 core die 83. is

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it possible that the reason it's so slow is the restricted flow of the block uh

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it's possible that's part of it but it's also pwm controlled so I can't just tell

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the pump Go full let's go new idea we're

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going to turn up the fans by running cinebench

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it's sucking the bubbles right back in you

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stupid thing okay you just gotta angle it a bit

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let the bubbles get past it you guys mounted this 90 degrees off of where

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it's supposed to be yeah it's it's pumping now at least

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like it's it's circulating now but it's not in necessarily a good way

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it's just tearing up the water

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interesting though our GPU temps while we're doing nothing is a 70. uh because

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our CPU is just cranking out Heat that

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actually doesn't account for that no pretty bad yeah it might be a

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mounting issue he's probably a mounting issue if this is what the mount looks

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like for us don't kid yourself unless you are some kind of Epic master builder

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it's not going to be okay here's here's the thing though they sent us a 30 90 TI

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kit they said it would work with a 40 90 but

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they didn't know how well okay well

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yeah did some research for you Billet

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Labs it doesn't work that great the best case scenario for this thing is the

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temps are slightly better but the experience of building with it is a

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nightmare and the advantages over literally any other solution are

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negligible it's a cool concept but unfortunately I think that there are

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very few buyers for it with that said you know if it tickles your fancy but

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wouldn't be surprised if these guys could basically make just about anything

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