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this custom gaming PC represents over 600 hours of work and the full Hardline

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water cooling setup barely scratches the surface look at this it is beyond a

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doubt the most beautiful rig we have ever built which means

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obviously we had a little help nerdforge

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is here and we're going to be showing them how to Hardline water cool a system

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as well as how to thank our sponsor see Sonic who made this collaboration

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possible let me put it this way flights from Norway not cheap

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shout out to Sonic and Shout Out nerdforge you guys are gonna have a lot

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of fun with this one because you have only seen two sides of it again so much

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so much

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how many hours do you have in this Pelican case well 2 two weeks 12 hours a

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day for three people oh I don't know it's a lot of math how many hours was

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your flight nine hours was the last flight and then two hours for the first

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one so it's been shaking nicely what's it like a lot of foam it seems fine so

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far this is the front panel oh my God okay it seems fine at least on first

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glance but I don't know about the lights and this is the even bigger Parts I'm

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sorry about all the phone the hotel sign seems to not be doing oh no I brought

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super glue don't worry we have a whole week yes oh and there's people oh he's

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Sur seems like most of the things are okay

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like even the screen but we also have to test the lights though to see that they

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work oh should we do that right now yes is it all powered off of the SATA

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connector yes so there's one for each panel by the way huge thank you see

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Sonic plane tickets are not cheap because we're showing off their 1600

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watt we were able to afford it

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it's arrived oh my God oh my God

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how did you program that they're just fire LEDs like these prefabricated fire

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ones they have the flicker effect how is this done it's a photo frame like a

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digital photo frame that would just kind of hijacked oh the photo frame around

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Android I just basically bridged it so it continuously runs and the boot

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animation is what you're seeing this is a good animation on repeat I mean it

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works how does this uh well get to that I cut a hole in the mesh oh you're not

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supposed to do that's probably we take the front panel and I'm kind of just

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lured it in there oh and then looped it

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over there and hopefully we can like cover it up with something nice and then

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the side panel we just lured it between here

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and then stuck on the inside and then if this is the same we can just

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oh it slots together like oh my God it

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looks better like this when it's like together do you want to start building computer yes

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EK oh

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hooked us up with so much stuff oh my God I'm sorry but this is the first

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thing I see yeah I think we have a couple options

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I think they're all slightly different purples I love purple we also have all

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of our cables I didn't know you can get them in purple let me matches my hair

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Reservoir radiator also huge two more

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radiators I think thank you this guy

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right here that's the monoblock for the CPU and oh my God that's heavy and now

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her GPU block we also went with acrylic tubing your options are patchy and

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acrylic pet G is easier to work with acrylic looks a little bit better I went

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with acrylic always for the Aesthetics yeah I mean I'm all for it first thing

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we have to do is remove this GP water block and put on the other GPU water

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block this one's perfectly fine this is from alpha cool should I do yeah you can

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do it to be fair I have built a PC once

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this is the same thing it's just if you screw it up it leaks and kills all your

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stuff it's really heavy yeah what's on the back oh my God it's a whole other

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block so afraid of ruining you cannot do

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anything with this GPS has already been done

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oh very nice I need that screwdriver

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because I keep losing my bits should I just like eyeball it or yeah it's fine

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Ah that's pretty good I mean wow I managed to cut something I just need to

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cover that up it's very nice in a weird way does it

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have to be even I think you're doing a better job than I would have done so

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perfect so there you go your first power block

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GPU are we going to be able to see the cooling liquid oh yeah

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about the board yep there's a couple things to note about this for one this

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board's like twelve hundred dollars it's like the most expensive motherboard you

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can buy pretty much aside from like servers also I've had my way with this

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CPU it's full Copper for one also the IHS just falls off is it supposed to do

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that so we just need to like not touch it and

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as long as we just like leave it in there it's fine okay anyway this is what

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needs to go on that's gorgeous okay it's gonna be a bit of pain in the ass uh

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this back plate all these brm coolers and stuff have to come off then it's

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similar to the GPU block thermal pad stick this on why is this so scary

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it's too little I have no idea the comments can tell her man how was that

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oh thanks that's probably too much I'll know for next time it's

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it's so pretty counter

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oh you kind of see where this motherboard's been wet before kind of see the water coming all along here

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that's for one we sub-zeroed it we have a rough plan for our Loop and I

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think it's gonna look freaking particularly look at the side there's

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this Reservoir that we found we do have one problem though the 7000d despite

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having like you know cutouts right here for a vertical GPU does not have an

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included PCIe riser for the GPU if you wanna cut some holes in the case

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sure why not

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no not quite

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okay it did work nice okay uh

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did you save the glasses for girly

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I'll follow the rules do I look cool now yeah

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thank you cool points added let's go

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okay easy

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nice do you know what something that's really dumb that I realized after you

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tapped it this has a little bit on the top that's not threaded so you didn't

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need to tap it at all right we have a functional vertical

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Mount now PCI brackets in there nice and good with their standoffs you want to

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know the plan is the plan to have this actually screwed in all the way uh well

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it was pretty screwed in but yeah now it's screwed up yeah we've got a couple

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pretty fun runs in this so from here the

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outlet of the pump up over and into the

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GPU right here is going to be pretty fun what the hell Alex and then from here up

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over the RAM and into this one also will be pretty fun what the hell Alex oh my

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God they're totally not aligned Alex they're off by like at least six seven

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mils you don't need the computer to look good to you I mean well I guess let's

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get started shall we you should have gone to Jay's two cents it might have

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taken four years to get the finished build but boy would it ever look nice

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you're gonna have a lot of difficulty making a 90 that's that tight it would

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be way easier to freehand bend it from here oh my God it would not how many PCs

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have you water cooled in the last couple years really you're gonna go there yeah on

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camera yeah where does this damn feel like I'm observing a married couple do

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you really think you can do that 90 oh I can do that all right first one we're

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doing that 90 Pro PC building tip the

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this is an excellent switch so if he's bothering you you just you grab one of

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these okay this is a practice binge this is going to take me to attempts

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basically what we're doing is we're taking the hard tubing and we are making

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it soft so we're showing it a picture of its grandma

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okay when we can see that it's starting to get a little bit uh flexible we want

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to make sure that we heat up more than just the exact area and then we're gonna

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go ahead and give it a little 90-ish degree Bend here oh God I screwed

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it up so badly you got to make sure you heat it evenly on all sides and you

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don't want to get any bubbles in it Alex may be right about the bend radius here

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so you can see the the tubing is still curved when it's going in so we're not

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going to get a good seal because it's been deformed it's no longer perfectly

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round but hold on hold on everybody just calm down for a second here okay I think

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it's a lot more stressful than I thought relax

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there is another option see if we do that it fits yeah and then we can have a

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perfect 90 degree well not perfect but we'll make a better one then though

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but we could just make this one even bigger yeah what if that goes up and

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then down well yeah that could work all right I gotta do this again do it slower

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oh yeah oh we're definitely gonna need higher temperature later crap I really

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wish this Bend wasn't like front and center whose idea was it to start with

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this one it's also like one of the easiest ones so that's fair yeah it

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kinked a little uh let's put it in and see if you notice yeah when you see it

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from the front you can't even see it I kind of want to take one more stab at it

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okay Linus yeah we get that one in there we see if we still have tubing left

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so it needs to be a little shorter here I would take this off and I would put it

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on the Belt Sander take off maybe a couple of millimeters how's this it's

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pretty bad oh god oh this side's much worse well you can't do any worse than

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me let's go are you I'm not sure sure but okay which one do I do okay so what

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do we do one Bend first we do the bend for right here so we know that it's clears we get it in

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the correct spot then we do the second bend it comes down to this and then cut

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it yeah sure sorry all right just remember you

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couldn't possibly do any worse than me as long as it's 45 ish you're in pretty

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good shape make sure you get the underside too though otherwise it'll crumple up that's looking pretty 45-ish

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to me yeah you can really see the flaws when you pull out the things oh yeah

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see it's perfect oh I'm so relieved now

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our Bend here is also quite flexible in

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terms of uh where we put it it just determines how tight the angle will be

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if we put it here then it would need to be like a 90 degree makes sense right

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probably what you want is somewhere in between so somewhere around here

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yeah down like that but we should also do at this stage

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is we can cut the piece so we can cut it

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like here it's an awful sound truly okay it's

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starting to loosen yeah I remember same plane yeah time to commit this is less

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good than your last one but still better than mine can I borrow this for just a

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second yes we're just going to give her a little kind of a little wiggle yeah a

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little wiggle wiggle it right in there we're trying okay good enough if it's

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good enough for you it's good enough for me look from no no you'll never look at

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it that way that is true see so how's that yeah it's nice so now all we need

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to do is we just play around with exactly where we want it to kind of land

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we are pretty darn close you want to just double check that looks pretty good

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does that look pretty good yeah go ahead and work it and half centimeter extra

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yeah if you'll even be able to too bad

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I got it I got it I got it I got it

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okay so you can see right now they're both seated and it goes down that way a

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little bit yeah right yeah so this is a perfect opportunity for us to make fine

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adjustments with the belt sander yeah

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let's just take off like that right so

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when that's gone we're done we're probably trying to keep it like as

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straight as possible wise ideally

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beautiful that's all so now we'll just pick the bits off there oh that's much

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better what perfect freaking nailed it nice ah you know what

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I think her screwing up the plane of the bend actually worked in your favor it

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comes out I think it corrects it a little bit it was the plan all along can

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I take another crack at my 90 do I get another shot I really think we should

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just not do it that way think about how hard this one's going to be if we have

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to go up and over hear me out a 90 and a

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90 and we just go straight over and we do another extension here then we only

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have to do 190. sure basically this is what I have in mind though let me just

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come out like that so let's see if I can put all I've just learned to use there

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and then add a couple extra centimeters

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nice make sure to keep moving like

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horizontally as well

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it is looking very good I think it's like like lightly more than 90. ah you can

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really tell it's not 90 degrees

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oh that looks so much better you need this ah this is why you say the scraps

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it's good it's a little bit like leaning but close enough you can't see it from

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the front not bad yeah do you think it leaks I don't know we haven't probably

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like tightened everything yet so I am kind of curious if we just you know pump

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it up a little bit will it stay

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oh well that was fast we'll try it again with less pressure okay

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leave it

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this has gone a lot better than I expected we have a water cooled system

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that doesn't leak that's pretty good what should we do

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we could do some painting like this part

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maybe make it match the outside I learned how to paint yeah we did an LMG

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paint night and mine was definitely the worst I know all right we have the

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insides of the computer figured out so we took them all out and now we're going

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to make this you know fit with the rest of all the stuff that they've done

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what's really exciting is we can finally use our sandblaster for something yes we

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did a little test piece here it looks freaking sweet and by opening up the top

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we can fit this whole case inside it's gonna look awesome yes turn it on up

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there you have two gloves in here foot pedal to spray the sand around okay

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it just simply recirculates so spray the thing sand collects down below and then

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you just blast

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that is so satisfying oh my God in

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hindsight sandblasting that was a terrible idea uh so we have finished

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beads they take forever to strip paint also the painting on there powder

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coating really good and durable thank you Corsair also our air compressor not

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able to just flat out sandblast for a while especially when you're laser

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cutting at the same time so it's five hours later totally worth it though it looks so much

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better I don't know why but it looks so violent

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now that we have it nice and shiny let's make it dirty again oh beautiful yeah

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yes what is this it's just a mix of black paint and water spray the whole

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thing uh grab some paper towels and dab it off again cover it just completely

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completely yeah but we just made it not black yes and now we're going to make it

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black we're going to take it off again I know this seems very wrong but it's

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gonna be nice this does seem very wrong so now just grab a bunch of this and

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then we can just like dab it off again we're gonna take off like almost

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everything but just give it some nice texture it's kind of like a Time attack

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thing too because you got to get it off before it dries completely I kind of

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like this yeah I kind of like it there because it's like if we go too much

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darker it just becomes black again that becomes why did we spend five hours

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sandblasting it what was the paint we used it's a super matte black paint from

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Stuart sample while we were doing the sandblasting we also had another thing

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in the oven this right here is our cable management cover we know that all of you

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are going to be commenting oh cyberpunk the game the game's not fair cyberpunk's

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a whole aesthetic not just a game so we wrote three paragraphs about it final

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step drug version it's super simple you just grab a brush and apply as little

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paint as possible and then you just like

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dab it on on like the high points and then you get some nice like Edge

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lightings the only like scary part is getting too much paint because then you

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get streaks and you don't want streaks kind of work it in

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to your brush get it off make sure there's almost nothing on it

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oh but if it gets straight you can also

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just like wipe it off with a finger the best tools

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like that yeah perfect it's like really parameter and don't use a brush you like

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for this because it's gonna go through oh nice the highlights help so much even

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though they're so subtle I have a bit too much in here somewhere

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yeah if you don't have paint all over your hands after this you've done it

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wrong just look at this that looks

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awesome I think you did a great job oh thank you yeah

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oh geez there's a lot to do here today all that we have to do to get this done

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is reassemble the case install the components put fancy washers on the

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radiators wear the Corsair RGB engrave the side panel reinstall the hard line

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do the cables Cable Management fill the loop post the computer update Windows do

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the RGB software

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while the computer is working just fine this is great we went to plug in the RGB

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header on the inside which just fell off and uh that's a lot of water that is a

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lot of water I guess did it disconnect right here yeah it did that's the outlet

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of the pump so what we've done we've swapped out some of the fittings unfortunately these ones are alpha cool

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they aren't quite color matched but they do have two O-rings I don't want to be

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clear here that Alpha cools fittings are inherently better than eks I just

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specked it these super low profile ones because I thought that they looked cool

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and I was a bit concerned that they wouldn't be as good at holding tubes in

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and I was correct only use these if you really need to everything's dried off

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now though so all we have to do is a bit of cable management it's uh not as tidy

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around here I absolutely hate RGB this is all RGB that's all RGB this is RGB

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that's our

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we filled the loop last night let it go

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for a while came back pump wasn't working fortunately when I went to go

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and drain it I did one last little click

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of the pump and it sprayed water all over the place you can see the water on the ground right here which means the

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pump's working and we can finally put this together for once and for all so

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say your tagline please let's have a look at the final result

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finally

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Nano site appreciate

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.com

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foreign

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oh my God that looks so good did you

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make this oh it's 3D printed but it's hand painted yes how did you paint the

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ones in the back okay please tell me you took some

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shortcuts like all these air conditioners right like did you hand

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paint every fan blade everything is hand painted yes why

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I mean it's incredible don't get me wrong but like

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it's still the Aesthetics oh my God it goes around the front too this is so

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cool and this is not a display you just I guess have a technique for yeah you've

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just got like a nice diffuser layer in there I guess

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that's around it looks around yeah yeah

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I love these nice little touches to give it that kind of true to life look like

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the little aluminum foil bits here excuse me aluminum foil European how did

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your tubing bins work out not too bad not too bad yeah I mean if you go around

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yeah okay okay should I turn it or should we walk around how fragile is it

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uh it's like this is old card stock so you can

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like wow you can hit it what did you just like carve this or what oh this is

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just take away boxes like the pattern here yeah oh I love the side panel we

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left the peel on though is that on purpose for you oh okay all right here

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we go

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this looks awesome how are you so much

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better at bending tubing than me you've done it like four times

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love the dye color you know there's a lot of really talented PC modders out

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there it's like this Micro Niche whereas

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if you take the the miniature scene which is much bigger and are like okay

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you super talented people build a PC I guess this is what you end up with well

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we combine our powers Right Next Level man it wouldn't have been this good on

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the inside or without Alex this is like the coolest computer I think I have ever

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seen that is the biggest compliment

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the essay

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what what

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as much as I respect I already agree

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with you CD project red and their

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Ambitions with cyberpunk 2077. I dislike

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how the game has become the de facto standard for the cyberpunk aesthetic I'm

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sure this would be okay if the game wasn't a steaming pile of excrement on

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release but unfortunately it was oh did you did you write this

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um the bottom part Alex wrote the rest

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how the hell are you guys gonna take this back with you uh we're not it's

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staying here forever oh really yeah oh my God that is so generous so why don't

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we just hold on to it until we do LTX 2023 and then why don't we auction it

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for charity sure does that work for everybody that's amazing you guys are invited of course

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we'll be happy to cover your airfare because this is this is like a piece of

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PC Building history I think I think it would be really really cool and by the

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way don't feel any pressure if you can't make it out that's fine I'm sure we'll

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be able to whatever works for you but I would be I'd be honored if you came out

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and we're there to to kind of see us send it off in style That'll be amazing

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wow they have the 1600 watt unit now is that the unit that's featured in here

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yeah well that's fortunate because with the rumored power draw of upcoming gpus

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we need something that's going to be ready for them thank you so much for

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building this this is incredible are you a hugger yeah okay

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this has been so much fun to build and yeah I'm just super happy to be a part

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of this I love it