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huge thanks to flexi spot for sponsoring this video they're the ones that provided the desk portion of the desk

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you've seen desks made out of wood plastic metal and glass but have you

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ever seen one made out of Radiators I've got a 560 mm radiators here that are

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going to give us so much cooling even an Intel processor is not going to run

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hot jeez

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if the weight's any measure of quality that's a good desk this video was first

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pitched by depressed zip file on our Discord server like almost a year ago

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and I'm so glad we're finally able to do it now there's a couple reasons this

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isn't a totally stupid idea we're constantly chasing cooler and cooler

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builds while also trying to make them quieter and quieter and this might allow

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us to run what like an RTX 390 and a 12900 K just completely past mely we got

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so many radiators David the first step of making a desk made of Radiators is

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going and modeling it in solid works now I made like a pretty crappy model it

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wasn't too bad because Alpha cool does give you the 3D models so that's just

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awesome it allows you to do everything CAD know that it all fit but then after

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I convinced Alpha cool and protoc case to join us lab's employee number one

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who's a real actual mechanical engineer took it and did just a fantastic job

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designing the top of this the way that these radiators mount to the desk is

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super simple originally I had some ideas where like it's a big piece of metal

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that goes up and around and has glass on top and stuff we decided against that

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this is much more elegant and much more likely to work just some very simple

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little brackets these were laser cut out by protocase then bent on a hydraulic

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press and finally powder coated I think they look awesome and it's really simple

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they just get bolted on there and then this screws into the desk we de Ed

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against having glass on the top though because this is the desk made of

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Radiators not a desk that happens to have a bunch of Radiators in it I

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haven't opened this up yet I'm so excited to see it Proto cakes cut this

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on a massive CNC router that they have it's very similar to one that we have we

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technically could have done this here but they just do so much better of a job

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that like it's going to be well worth it

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look at that I just want to briefly shout out

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protocase designer 6 here we didn't use it for the final design of this just

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because we have solid works and are very efficient in using it but if you don't

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have solid works and want a custom case built it's a really easy way to just go

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about doing that now protoc case agreed to do this for us on one condition we

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tell you not to buy from them apparently a bunch of hobbyists will call them

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after our videos and be like hey uh can you make this super complicated one-off

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case for $110 and they're like uh no if you're a

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large business though or have a budget they do an exceptional job this is this

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is not a $50 part as you can tell now I

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guess we just do a bunch of

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screwing it's a little bit floppy but that's fine all the supports on the

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bottom anyway one thing that seems to be missing though is a reservoir support So

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the plan is to have the PC here monitor

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the res like right here or something and it looks like there's just nothing for

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mounting the res yeah for the reservoir we're doing the ice ball it looks cool

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it should be pretty neat just sitting right here we do need to figure out how

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it's going to attach though one thing you probably would assume that we had

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figured out by the time that we started building the desk made of Radiators is

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what PC we will use unfortunately we have not I was originally going to use

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this oh this PC the vf1 from Vel PC

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unfortunately it only supports sfx power supplies and we need an sfx L yeah maybe

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this thing from case Labs will be good in the Box

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yep hey that looks pretty nice it's very

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nice but it might be too big I think this is from the fatherdaughter build

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the one where lioness's 3-year-old

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daughter went to build a PC with him and I ended up building a PC while he played

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with his daughter that's most of your desk space the desk space Oh that's way

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better it is way better yeah I'll see what I can pull out for the reservoir

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mounting I had a couple of different ideas so they include like this fan

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Mount that would require us drilling a hole there not very difficult but then

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we need to drill a bunch more holes ah it's just kind of a pain like metal on

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metal might be kind of loud what they also have interestingly is this little

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plate now I think this is supposed to be mounted using these little holes to

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some sort of pump mount or whatever what I think is going to work really well is

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we just use counter sunk screws attach it like that then double-sided tape it

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to the desk now we are doing this not because we're lazy but for sound

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isolation having some nice 3M you know VHB tape on the bottom is going to be an

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excellent damper and allow us to be nice and Silent oh that is pretty good it's

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even got holes for water cooling oh wow yeah this is perfect it's literally

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perfect you still have loads of space it

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fits the build in black but it's very sterile oh Racing Stripes would be sick

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all right purple Racing Stripes hell yeah I like that this is

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the beautiful thing about designing all of your stuff in solid works at first

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you can make decisions months ago completely forget what you decided and

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then come back and look at it so I did not remember how the tubing and

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everything was going to flow how it was all going to work there it is great we

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did it don't have have to think about

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it all of our fittings are on the desk now I'm going to do up the tubes we

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don't have the PC built yet but I want to just make sure that the pump has no

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problem pushing a bunch of water through this cuz there is eight radiators worth

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of restriction here I also just want to make sure that the soft tubing looks

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good enough hard tubing is just a pain in the ass this will be a whole day

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longer if I decide to go with that and I don't really want to for cutting soft

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tubing you don't need to use the castrator 9000 if you got it you might

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as well use it it does cut very clean what do we

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think of that David doesn't seem too bad no that looks okay yeah we're just soft

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tubing the whole thing it's going to be great progress has been going really well so whole Loop is like plumbed up we

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also have the PC it's built unfortunately the RTX 390 in here had to

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be stolen from the Hot Wheels PC this RTX 390 that's trun modded just would

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not fit in anything like as you can see this is where like the PCIe normally

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stops that's where gpus normally also stop this goes like a good inch past

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that plus the fittings it just does not fit in any small form factor PC that

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exists so we've got I9 12900 KS here

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it's the one with the copper IHS on it you also have a th000 WT

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know we're going to need to drain it so that we can attach it to an actual desk

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but at the same time I really want to make sure that everything works no leaks

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and most importantly that this PC right here if we find out on Friday that it

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doesn't work then that sucks and we don't get a video done Alpha cool logo

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is upside down you want to get this

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Mark that's the alpha cool logo problem

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solved wow we sure flipped those radi

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fast we're finally getting to the sponsor of the video flexi spot they

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make standing desks that I think are pretty good I don't know we're putting

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it together right now we'll find out soon so the first bit of assembling your

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flexi spot desk is to get this part

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which is not from flexi spot but it is a lot easier to bolt onto our desk here

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let's see like right about

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there made it through this one no problem got to the flexi spot and they

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not exactly sharp drill bit couldn't do

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it well this is a pretty good product demo to show how good their steel is wow

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these instructions are incredible it says uh right here on page two that if

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you're modifying it to use with a desk made of Radiators you should first try L

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brackets uh M8 bolts and then when you realize that the flexi spot steel is too

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good you should use 9/16 lag bolts straight through some steel

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oh well uh the lag bolts aren't going to

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work and I'm about at the it we're just

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doing it the easy way stage of doing this Automotive

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grade this is how we're doing it

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when you're not trying to modify it though this is a pretty easy desk to put

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together and just for you flexy spot all be nice and use all four screws on the

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bottom on second thought we're doing it the right way I made these little steel

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brackets they're preloaded holds the whole thing together and it's real nice

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and sturdy this thing yeah is not going anywhere much better solution than zi

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ties anyway let's fill the loop the leak tester didn't even budge all of last

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night so it's finally time to fill this thing up I really hope this little PC

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works because Nicholas went ahead and made us some racing stripes for it it

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would be real Sin if we had to change it out this is actually going to take

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forever little East ball here is not the best to fill up I don't know how many

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liters of water goes into all of these radiators but we're going to be here for

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a while my hand was getting tired from all the squeezing work smarter not

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harder when this starts to overflow I'm just going to hit the pump and we're

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going to hope for the best there we go

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come on kick on kick on kick on there we go ah that wasn't too bad bad we might

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have done it probably once the bubbles come out that was about 3 and 1/2 L of

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water in this water loop HDMI 1 is plugged into HDMI 2 whoever did

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that is an

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idiot well we'll be back in a bit the computer is like dead dead CPU fan

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doesn't turn on sounds like something shorted on the back of the board dead I

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don't know what's going wrong but uh Nicholas is going to figure it out in

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the meantime I need to attach this desk made of Radiators to a desk is why you

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guys need to help we need to be very careful yeah yes

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as as you see okay I see yeah watch The

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Box yep uh have to watch thingies

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okay well that was fun okay we did it okay thank you goodbye good

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Lu um why is it coming out of the quick disconnect

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I don't know it it should not do that

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nope this is all sorts of not good all

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right now it's bracket time yeah I was thinking oh I need to like lay on my

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back to get this desk but no flexi spot has standing desks

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haa attaching the table to the desk is pretty simple we have these brackets

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right here it's going to go onto the

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radiator just like that so two screws into the fan holes and then to attach it

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to the actual desk we are just using some simple metal self tappers that'll

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go right in be

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great so much better now I just need to do that for 16

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clamps that was really painless actually screwing all of that stuff in with the

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drill took less time it did to fill the loop and I think it's all lined up these

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brackets worked out really well again thank you protoc case thank you um LT

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Labs engineer designer a good job think

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we're good to start screwing it

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in and

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this there we go balls this drill bit seems duller

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than our self tappers

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uh hello there's light haa there it is

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we did it yes okay oh we're actually into the bi oh thank God

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okay figured out the problem turns out the power supply that we had died

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swapped it out she works great but anyway it works let's just make sure

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that our temperatures are good here 23°

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on the CPU that's exactly what we want to see and 21° on the GPU hell H

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yeah I can't believe how well this came together holy what the hell are we

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cooling that is a lot of heat there is

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well you don't think so oh yeah that is a lot of heat are the fans even on right

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now yeah they're on yeah yeah oh yeah they're on they're barely spinning yeah

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I have it set up so they don't come on until it's 80° on the processor what is

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making all of that noise it's the vrm fan shut up oh that's painful so if we

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had water cooled the vrms on this board it would be completely silent with a

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12900 k and a 3090 this is kind of

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Genius cuz you consider how much people spend on a nice tabletop in my humble

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opinion this looks amazing like it's industrial Chic and you compare that to

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like people will often spend 5600 even

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$1,000 on a tabletop and like yeah it's made of Radiators that's expensive but

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like it's within the realm are you one two yeah they're quadruple they're

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quadruple quadruple 140 mil each one's 150 bucks 150 bucks okay 300 600 900

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1,200 okay H it's really expensive but it's really

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cool this desk uses carbon steel yeah

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instead of you know the normal stuff oh so like good steel yeah it was really

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hard to drill through it was a huge pain we ruined so many drill

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bits that's amazing I mean you can't

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fault the quality of the product um good job flexi spot

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but a little less modifiable it seems

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Alex like you're telling me that a really good feature is a bug and then

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it's exactly what he did yep I officially love this maybe it wouldn't

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make sense to do with PC radiators just because uh it was really expensive but

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if you were to do something wow listen those fans go at full boore boy does

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this ever have some cooling potential but if you were to do something like

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this with salvaged heater cores or salvaged radiators from you know cars or

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you were to just grab like an old condenser off of like a refrigerator or

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something like that man you could totally make a build like this make

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sense I love this thing this turned out

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like actually I was going to say exactly like I envisioned it but it's not it's

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better I had actually envisioned it with like a glass top originally and then

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there was going to be like a spacer so it was going to be super thick but this is just normal desk thickness it's

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actually amazing what is this blue piece of masking tape that says Alpha cool oh

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it's upside down oh no

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Alex okay that's fixed you can barely hear it oh yeah that's a D5 in there

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yeah no d5s are the best they last

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freaking forever they're silent and they move a ton of water by the way this

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looks really clean at the back I don't remember if this is what we had originally discussed but this looks

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outstanding I didn't think of this though for sure this is awesome the case

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came with those oh the end case oh yeah that's awesome flexi spot does have a

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cable management spot in their desk and I filled it with

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fans I actually kind of love that it ends up being like a hand warmer you

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will never get cold in the winter gaming on a setup like this I would hate it for

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the summer for the summer you can turn the fans around turn on the fans no no

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turn them around so they suck ambient air and blow the hot air away so it's

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actually like cooling your hands I think that if you just had the fans going kind

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of fast it would be enough cooling that your hands would get cooled even though

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the desk is kind of hot let us know in the comments I strongly disagree this is

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Antoine he's off his probation by the time you guys see this video he works

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for Labs and uh he really still up

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helping us get this catted out when Alex was super busy with well

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everything okay this is a 1440p Ultra

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nightmare with rage tracing on and we're doing like 200 whatever the freck FPS

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and the best part CPU's freaking peaked

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it really 82 on the hottest Peak core

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okay this is a this is 12900 KS In fairness it's the one with the copper

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IHS and the liquid metals so we did hack s this one a little bit but still that's

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amazing the fans are not even spinning

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right now and then what's our GPU at I think the GPU is really good GPU

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temperature peaked at

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53° basically completely silent that 80

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mil is spinning but like come on it's not to it's not that bad so you get a

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full coverage block for the motherboard and then you don't even need a fan in

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the chassis at all as The Man Behind case made radiators how do you feel

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about desk made of

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Radiators well it's uh it looks a little

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more premium I would say holy crap it's

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so OD oh my God there's fans under it what they kick on when the CPU is at 80°

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oh maybe you should have them turn a little bit earlier oh man this is

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awful my wrists are sweating already the

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warmest forbidden Pokeball

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it looks cool though

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holy the mouse pad's moving up oh wow

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it's immediately like way more

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comfortable this is this is nice it's like uh it's like ventilated seats in a

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car dude are these 3,000 RPM Industrials

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oh yeah Jesus Oh I shouldn't stick my hands under there no yeah that'll hurt

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that was that was close too bad I think I have to give this a 10 of out of 10

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perfect 11 11 out of 10 you know it's actually you know it's quite a bit

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better now that the fans are running if I just put my hands here I think I think

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if you set them to like the minimum RPM it actually would be kind of a nice

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experience luxury they're pretty freaking sturdy I

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me this desk is solid metal yes yeah

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well come stick your hand over here look the mouse pad is floating oh my god oh

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this is actually the perfect gamer setup for sweaty moments oh yeah that it's

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blowing heat that's pretty cool well just give it a sec give it a sec if you

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were in like a a closed room this would

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be not be ideal all right now that I've I've turned on the fans I'm going to

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have to give this like a 30 out of 10 it's so cool you're doing God's work out

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