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normally Innovative products come from years of smart people doing detailed

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engineering and stuff like that Alpha cool does have some products like that

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here at their computex Booth but the best thing was a simple happy accident

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this right here is the alpha cool metal fan and they came up with this idea very

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simply because marketing wanted it they wanted a metal fan and you know it's

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made out of zinc so it's not all that expensive it looks really cool and then

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turns out it's amazing so if we look at

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the structure of this thing so we have the zinc housing and then a plastic sort

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of bearing carrier with an O-ring that goes around it it's all sandwiched

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together and what they found out is it works fan freaking tastic no pun

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intended they aren't totally sure why but this is an incredibly quiet fan they

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tested in their lab and they were like that seems like it's wrong and then they

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sent the Igor's lab and he was like yeah this thing is incredible so this fan

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right here is currently running at 2900

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RPM and even though it's it's loud here you can't tell

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this sounds like a 900 RPM fan it is

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absolutely crazy they aren't totally sure why this is but their guesses are

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that first of all the metal has a lot of mass it can stop transferring vibrations

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also the O-ring there is probably like a decoupling layer of sorts but either way

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the results do not lie I want a bunch of

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these on my case because not only does it look cool but it works so darn well to connect to

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your PC it's a very simple daisy chain none of this over complicated nonsense

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just a very simple fan header that goes in something like this they are

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considering doing an RGB version in the future probably just a little Center bit

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here but I really like just the classiness of

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the metal no RGB when it goes on sale the fan is expect to be only 29 US

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Dollars which for the performance and

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the looks seems like an absolute steal they have three versions here so the

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chromed out one white one and of course the black but because of the modular

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design it's super easy for either them

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or just the user to make this any color that you want the next product that we

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have here is the complete opposite when I saw this carbon fiber on top of this

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40 90 water block I just completely assumed that it was marketing BS and

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they're like no they'll just make it pretty carbon fiber cool but there's a

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really good reason for this typically it just is not possible to fit this kind of

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Hardware into a one new chassis because Delrin would mean that you have to do an

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additional 10 millimeters of thickness to hit the stiffness that is required

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for a water block dang it does look really cool though almost the school is

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next we've got the new core one CPU Cooler they said their old version

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wasn't quite able to keep up with the 3900k just because the dye is getting so

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big it's output and so much heat is absolutely a ridiculous CPU I love it

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but the new one right here you can sort

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of see that they have greatly increased the amount of fins and the area of those

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spins they say that that drop temps by 10 whole degrees but the most interest

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testing thing is that it just looks freaking great very recurring theme this

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right here is in white but then they've diamond cut the edge right around here

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and it looks absolutely fantastic now of

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course it's being Alpha cool they love cooling servers and they've taken all of

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their learnings from the core one and put it into a 1u block I said it was a

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huge pain in the ass because you have to go in here you can't have fittings on

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the top of course and then it goes up over and then down onto the fins that

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cool your CPU and of course you get some

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cool functional carbon fiber right here but of course if you're cooling a server

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you don't want some piddly CPU that gets cooled by something like this you want

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the big monster and this right here they said basically what it is is it's four

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of these guys but just slapped around

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like that you can really see it in this one right here where it goes down and

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it's just channeled out in each Direction like that I think it's

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collected around and back out but of course functional carbon fiber only gets

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you so far let's look at some carbon fiber that's there just to be fancy with

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the Apex Pro skeleton case this thing right here is packed to the gills with

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carbon fiber water cooling stuff and all

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of these little pieces right here or CNC machined you might be thinking this

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would be insanely expensive and at 900 dollars it kind of is but that's not too

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bad given that for that you still do get the distribution plate vertical GPU

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Mount and all of well this craziness

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right here if you want a more Bare Bones version it does come in at more like 400

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Euro but if you haven't water cooled before it can be rather scary and Alpha

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cool has a couple of things to help you out starting with the core distribution

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plate if we look here normally on something like this you just have tapped

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holes straight into the acrylic and it's a little bit scary because if you

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tighten it too much you can have Micro cracks that will lead to leaks or you

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can just strip it out and I don't know if she's done return it to fix this

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Alpha cool has the G1 quarter threading in metal and then if you look very

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closely they have two O-rings on the

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inside of it so although it's not impossible to screw up I'm sure someone

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will find a way it's a lot harder than before another way that you have a very

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bad day is if you over tighten the screws that hold your distribution plate

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in place to overcome that they have these little push pins here so you screw

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one side into your radiator or case and the other one into your distribution

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plate this right here stops at a certain amount so you can't over tighten and

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blow everything up and then you can just push it on

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and it's just way simpler than the normal way that you have to do it of

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course you're a skilled Craftsman you're not scared about accidentally cracking

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your acrylic blocks you're scared of some time down the line something coming

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loose and your computer getting filled with water but Alpha cool has a solution

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for that right here we have a prototype and they don't have it named yet but I

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want to call it the alpha cool save your bacon let's have a look here this right

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here it's currently pressurized to minus 420 millibar nice and if we come over

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here we can take this tube that has water

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flowing through it at the moment and if we give it a little cut not all the way

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through of course well just a little cut

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am I through oh there we go you can see that happening

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you can see that it is sucking in air and it's getting very mad

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but no water is coming yet which is absolutely fantastic

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even though we are sucking in air there

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is still some water flow so your components aren't going to just fry

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themselves and you can do a proper shutdown a couple more small things they

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have a radiator that has RGB on it now very cool apparently it also has two

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more cooling channels so it works very good also over here you can see that

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they have a water cooled server what they said they've actually been doing is

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3D scanning client Server Chassis and

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then designing them a completely custom water cooling setup this can be very

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very critical if you have like a one use Server Chassis it's having even a little

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bit extra tubing can be enough to pop it up and then uh what do you know top

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doesn't go on doesn't slot in bad time what hopefully wasn't a bad time though

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was you watching this video huge thanks for watching hit like get subscribed

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