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So obviously, we've gotten some stuff done on this since the last video, and I decided when it comes to the tubing and the runs, I would just take the time to do it and show you what we came up with.

I've showed this enough in the past, and this is a simple enough set up to where I think just a basic explanation should suffice.

Hopefully now, if you notice that the top you'll see we did end up with a radiator up there.

And that's because a user whose name currently escapes me and I feel bad for that he was like Jay, Not only can you, in fact, for the top Brad, you can also fit a rear Radha's well, because it is 360 of the top.

I think he has a 2 40 on the top or 3 16 the front to 40 on the top 1 20 in the rear.

Obviously, we're not doing a 1 20 rear, but I stole this idea right here, bringing the fittings around, going in front of the red toe, Bring the piping around.

I stole that completely 100% from his picture.

So you get all the credit for this because I did not think of this and that.

And I said it in the previous video that you guys send me pictures and you show me that your creativity is like 10 times better than mine when it comes to overcoming some of these obstacles.

So I'm kind of proud that we have such a amazing audience following this channel that I can learn from, so that's exactly where that came from.

And I'll probably use this technique in the future.

But when it comes to tubing, here is our run.

So we're coming out of the pump rez combo into a 90 degree fitting into another 90 right here into a 90 bend into the GPU from the GP were coming out with a 90 bend into a fitting into the CPU out of the CPU into the red and then out of the red into the other red back up and then down into the top of the reservoir into the push down tube.

Now what you might notice is there's no Ben's here that are more than the nineties.

We've got a 90 here, 90 here, 90 there and 90 there because I had limited tubing to do this.

Any time you have to do to Ben's in a single run, if it's not absolutely perfect, it really gets on my nerves.

And so I I bend over and over and over again, and I didn't want to waste tubing.

So the other thing is, I looked at it this way.

I'm like, with the exception of adding two fittings right here, we were able to simplify our loop by just doing a single 90 which we just cut to the right links to get where we need it.

And then this 90 degree fitting putting us right into the other fitting that we're connecting to.

So here it's just a 90 here.

It's the same thing in 90 into the fitting, pushing the tube right into the CPU.

So I did that for a couple of reasons.

One laziness, first and foremost laziness.

But it looks good to kind of show you that for a couple of extra bucks right here, you could save yourself a lot of headache.

This saves so much time.

And we still think Fitz, along with the whole dark night theme of being kind of like mechanical Lee looking, I guess.

Tiki, Mechanical, whatever.

So we have to do Today is a few things.

One, we're gonna put the dominator platinum ramen.

Here they are to be writing a ram.

We do have our cables now from cable mod, which we were waiting on to continue this Siri's.

And you can see we kept this very Batman.

Like, if you look at the colors on this, we've got black.

We've got grey, we've got carbon.

This carbon is sort of like a shiny black.

If that makes sense, it's kind of more of a gun mentally.

Look.

And as soon as you kind of put it in the system right there, you can see it sort of ties in that kind of, ah black military esque feel of the whole Batman theme.

So I'm glad I went with this color choice.

I really sat there for a while on their configuration, playing with the different colors, trying to figure out how I wanted this to work.

But that's the nice thing about the cable mod configuration.

And yes, they are sponsor of this build and this channel.

And so if you guys want to go up there to their cable mod configure, you could play around the different colors and kind of get an idea of what it's gonna look like before you go ahead and place the order we want with the premium combs s O.

These are aluminum and it dies and is the pro kit.

So has a thicker wire in there.

But the bill, unfortunately, is not gonna be staying together full time.

It is something we wanted to build a chest test out some of the new X 5 70 stuff from Emma Size obviously taken Look a godlike, which is the best board that they make.

We're taking a look also at the 5700 extra water cooled, and then obviously all of the Corsair hydro ex water cooling stuff.

Everything in here is of course, they're high direct, so give us an opportunity to see what that's like to build with.

And so unfortunately, build won't stay together full time.

That doesn't mean we're not gonna still finish it.

So we showed you in part one that we're using the MP 600 cause it's Ah PC Jen.

Four ss days will be able to test the end about two performance on X 5 70 which should get us pretty close to five gigabytes per second if we don't deal with throttling or anything.

So it does have, ah, cover that has a thermal pad that touches this so we'll see how that performs.

If you're concerned about temperatures, though, and this side does include this expander ze gen for expansion Card, which holds two m dot two's, has active cooling.

Uh, she's a fan switch here.

You control the fan, it's got you.

Look up lights to it.

So you know when the drive's doing something and you've also got a six pin piece express power cable, which we just think Oh, my God.

Why do you need six pen for your him not to, but whatever I digress.

Maybe enough power girl from these that we're not aware of what does come with this car and the reason why we're not using it, though, because, as you can see, it's taller than the slot height.

Um, this is about the height of a custom graphics card, but unfortunately, where I have my tube, this can't fit behind it.

But that's a little overkill for what we're doing here.

But if your goal with your build is for ultimate input output of your drive, there is this So I'm gonna do right now is I'm just gonna take a picture of the loops.

I remember where all the tubes and stuff were because what I've got to do now, Yeah, I did.

I did.

I cut this.

Been thinking it was scrapped and used it on this bed.

And that's okay, I'm done.

That was like, Oh, man.

So anyway, what I gotta do now is I gotta take out all these tubes, and now they have a picture of showing where they all are.

We now need to paint them.

I'm not gonna paint the reservoir because I don't want to commit it to always being nontransparent.

I'm gonna use it in different builds and stuff.

And I don't want to always just be completely blacked out with that stripped that we were gonna tape off because you never know where this is gonna end up in the future.

So what I'm doing now is I'm just going over these pipes with some 1500 just to make sure anything on the surface is gone.

And then we're gonna do it.

We've gotta come up with some way to stand these up so that when I paint them, they're not laying down because obviously, that's a problem.

So I cut acrylic pipes with my dream, and I forgot I slipped.

And I was just I was like, Well, I can redo this bend.

It's just a simple 90.

And because these air fairly deep, I'm worried that they may not seal against the O Ring.

So this is why I keep all of my scraps.

This is one of my 90 degree bends.

It didn't work out.

You see, I slipped again right there.

So clearly I've got old man hands or something.

It sounds like, Well, this could come in handy somewhere else.

So it is.

Now I'm just gonna market with a Sharpie, and then I'm gonna cut another 90 and then that 90 cannot be used in place of this one.

So keep your scraps, especially if the bends are wrong.

You never know.

We can use it somewhere else.

I know.

Some people were like, What the hell are you doing?

J journals make such ugly cuts.

Yeah, I agree.

But they're faster than dealing with a super hacksaw.

You just take your d bearing kit for D bring tools, which, by the way, this tool does not work well on TV.

This is very much show in acrylic.

Tul p d d Oh, this chatter and skip.

All right, so here's what we're gonna do.

I have an idea I need to be able to have the is in position for paint.

So I think I'm gonna do because I've got a ba jillion of these blue six because I'm just gonna drill small holes and stick these in there like pegs so that I can then be like, I'm not drunk bitch for anyone asking that you just love say that over and over because I pointed out every time I feel we should have a talk after work today.

What weird do that?

It's walking different board this has been sitting over there for a while.

You could have saved all that time.

Would just blame Black Tube.

Ah, yes.

But point of this was also to show you how you can improvise.

No one does that around here.

And then while we're waiting for all that to dry, I'm going to start Get some of this wiring in here.

You get the combs on the bend before the radius and right after it and see, Yeah, carbon was the ray move.

And if I did this right down, yes, they are right.

So I had to get the colors to sort of line up when they're upside down.

Right?

So it's black, grey, carbon, carbon, carbon, gray, black.

So when they're in a great position, they line up and match that.

And I think I could have actually ordered these, like, combed together.

But again, I didn't want to do that because this power supplies will be used for other things.

It's Ortiz's body most driving out, which you could see as a thermal pet on the bottom, touching a metal plate.

And in this one of the top, touching a metal plate.

I'm not I'm not sure, actually, how well this cooling works to be honest.

But we can't use their active.

Only one already showed you.

Why?

Because it interferes with that.

But we're gonna do to try and make sure we get the best transfer possible is you have to remove the label because this is the metal label, as you can see.

And so, with the way that it's mounted like this, this label was on the bottom, which would mean this would be acting like an insulate er rather than allowing us to transfer heat and about to performance is 100% dependent on temperature.

Just so almost sort of like a GP boost.

The colder it is, the faster it goes.

And if you start doing a lot of read rights and stuff on it, you're gonna start noticing pretty quickly that you lose dry performance fairly quickly, feel the texture I got on that with me having this bit of a sparkly affected.

I'm hoping this will catch some of the light.

We're not doing a lot of light in this bill.

We're just using the ambient light from the fans.

And so as such, we wanted to catch whatever light you can.

I'm actually pleasantly surprised at how well that worked out, but we're gonna do now is we're gonna take the tape off this since we're completely dry.

And I love this engine enamel.

It dries so fast, especially if you can get it in the sun because it's designed to get hot.

Borman do now is understand.

Take a rag like this and I just sort of wiped off like some of the dust that I call it Dust, that dusting effect that doesn't stick that way.

We can just get it nice and smooth.

You can kind of see a little bit on the rag right there.

So we just do this a few times.

You could use a micro fiber cloth.

Just don't push hard.

There's no reason to push hard.

You just wanted to lightly come off.

I remember where I learned about dusting technique, but, uh, it's something I've done ever since I was a kid.

When it comes to painting model cars and anything you want to have sort of a Matt look to it is perfect.

Like the paint stopped right where the offering bottomed out.

I got lucky.

Let's just face it.

That's not a skill.

That's luck.

The color made a little bit of a scratch on this one.