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We're gonna We're gonna build a computer today.

Um, we're going to a little differently than normal.

Usually we'll just talk about the parts.

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So when when rise in first launched, I had built an 1800 X system that had rigid tubes and had like, sl I tightened exes and all that sort of stuff.

But what I'm gonna do today is something that I've not really done before.

And I kind of want to see how this turns out.

We're doing kind of like the best mainstream PC that you can build for a M.

D.

So I'm going above and beyond.

The idea of budget and bang for buck and value is pretty much out the window.

We're just going with kind of like the best of the best.

That's why we're using ah m s I x 5 70 godlike motherboard, which is seriously overkill for what we need to be doing with that 3900 X.

This is one reason why we're using this motherboard is because we're kind of preparing for the 39.

50 x, which has four cores x four more coarse and eight more threads.

So we definitely want a beefy, robust overbuilt V R m, which is what we're getting here with E m s.

I got like, we're all gonna be using the M aside 5700 x t Now, this is a reference card.

The custom cards are not out yet, but because we are going to be water cooling it, I'm perfectly fine with doing this.

Now I know something you're gonna be going, J If you're building the best of the best, want you to use a radio on seven?

Well, couple reasons the radio on seven is is no more.

If you see them out there, they're just leftover inventory.

They're not producing them anymore, I believe.

Aim, These kind of stepped away from the whole idea of H P M too.

And there probably will be some higher stuff coming from Nah, B but later on.

So the idea here is we're kind of just the ultimate anti family today and we're building a B c with the latest that's possible available for that.

So as I mentioned.

We also using the r nine.

Um, this one, the 3900 X.

Yeah, that's it.

But obviously, we're not gonna be using the stock cooler in here because we are using a lot of water cooling parts.

We'll get to the water clean parts in a second, though.

Her memory though we do have 32 gigabytes of tried an easy Neo.

This is the latest trend and Z available from G skill that is basically optimized and validated for rising.

So it's got a pretty aggressive D o C.

P settings.

I'm not gonna be using all four sticks, so I'm just gonna be using to for 16 gigabytes.

Maybe we'll do.

All four are no Ramsey to take help, right?

32 gigs.

I think for this is extremely overkill that so is a lot of the parts.

So why the heck not?

In terms of storage, though, we're going with the ultra fast Corsair MP 600.

This is one of the first PC I'II, Jen four envy me drive.

So we get up to 4900 and 50 megabytes per second, and then we've got the obsidian 500 D.

Now this is kind of a throwback to one of the first custom build.

I didn't my channel where used the 900 D that that was probably the case that I got most nerdy over when I bought it, I wanted it so badly I saved up the 200 bucks or whatever it was to go and get it drove all the way to Micro Center.

Didn't even fit in the back of Nick's cards.

We took his g t I.

It didn't fit.

So the hatch was like, tied down.

But we're gonna kind of bring back that sort of nostalgia today with the 500 D Now, in terms of water cooling stuff, obviously we've got a plethora of hydro except sent over here by Corsair.

Owned for power supply.

Obviously are in 1000 X.

As you can see right here, we've got a custom cable set being made to match the theme of this.

Haven't decided entirely what color theme I wanna go with.

Yet you haven't, uh, if you couldn't tell by now, this is a multi partner because it's easy for us to do single part videos when I just build it in the tree, you guys pretty b roll.

But since you want to go along for the ride to hear some of the rationale in the thought process that goes into these builds in this planning, we do it in multi partners.

So I know that's very Linus esque.

Speaking of Linus, you can get fresh books today.

No, it's since we are kind of doing that concept, I guess, of multi partners.

You just have to live with it.

I've got two different radiators here.

Next, our 7 360 and x R 5 360 These are just different thicknesses of the same radiator.

I've got these here because I don't know yet what I'm gonna do.

A part of this video is about the planning.

In terms of the water block, we are running the X C seven RGB.

This is both compatible intel.

Any indecent since one and four socket?

That's why we chose this guy.

65.

Are you the rest of reservoirs pump combo?

So I've got more parts coming from Corsair to kind of complete this building.

I didn't have everything I needed.

So that's one of the reasons why you're seeing a multipart er, but in order to control all those fans and all the RGB and have it route cleaner.

I guess without wires everywhere we are going to using the commander Pro.

I've seen this case in person before it.

Like Computex and stuff.

It just looks smaller than I remember it.

So the nice thing about the obsidian, it's got glass in the front, big events on the side till the area and so there's gonna be plenty of airflow.

They're not too concerned because I don't want to be working around this.

This screw just keeps the hinge from coming up.

And now we could just slide this up like that.

This working on temperate glass facing the edge of a table seem like a bad idea.

It's a manual I don't want.

I don't delay this anymore by breaking something.

Hey, hey.

So it doesn't come on.

Good to know 30 felt really real tough.

So I'm not gonna I don't think I'm gonna front mount this radiator because I don't have a lot of room in the front.

So if I put the radiator there, plus the fan thickness, I don't think I have enough room for the reservoir or can't even fit in 360 of top.

Mmm.

Changes things.

Now I need to see how much room I have with this motherboard off.

Now, I love how this motherboard has a full size headphone jack.

Do This board really fits in their holy moly, Mim?

I have plenty of room, actually, because a cable school of it, let me put some screws in this.

I mean, it does no harm to mount the motherboard, like right away, because that's the stuff you have to work around because we are dealing with the GEN for PC.

I think we should use the GEN for cause I believe this motherboard came with a card.

I believe it has room for two.

Plus, there's already 33 spots on the mother word for m 330.2 shoes.

You can have, like, five about Susan's mother word.

Dude all envy Emmy storage, like 10 terabytes.

Oh, you need, like, a 40 gigabit land just to move files without choking it.

That filter I tell you most positive pops off.

Well, I don't need this.

I don't need this, though, because this is gonna be exhausted.

Okay, Well, you know what I guess is this proving that you don't have to take anything really apart.

So a single to 80 radiator I know plenty.

I mean, I know that for a fact.

Greedy.

So that would go.

Oh, there's so much more.

There's so much room for that.

It's plenty of room.

I feel like this build is just more to serving of a 2 40 or 2 80 Only one way to see this is gonna fit right?

But that's that's why I'm showing the rawness of how I do this, because this is the part that people miss.

This is the part where people like me able to see the thought process that goes into this pre air planning like this will save you so much time later on.

And it kind of goes to show that even though I do this, I've done this hundreds of times.

How you still have You can't just grab pieces and go, You've really gotta think it think it through.

I don't think I'm going to run that thick radio, though, So I want to try this thing one first, which I'm pretty sure a 30 mil thick rad's gonna be plenty for this.

I really do.

So what I'm doing now is it's They give you these screws long and short that fit through, so the shorter ones are for, if you're just mounting it through the fans to the red.

And then the ratchets mounted, like on the other side.

So it's just rad to fan.

But because I had to go rad, it's a fan, but through this metal plate, the other ones, like a couple of millimetres longer.

This is where it's really nice, though, that I can amounted to this plate in the mounting plates separately.

So it's like, OK, you take the right after a quick it's two screws instead of having to undo all the fans.

A ll the Reds Modular concepts in 2019 partner just such a time saver case.

Well, what I normally do here is all just sort of go catty corner.

I need to the fans to get them locked into position, but leaving loose that we can sort of move this around if you need to, and then once you have at least two screws in each fan, then you can add the other the other screws and tightening down.

I tend to put the fittings on the top wherever possible, because getting air out of the radiators in a vertical amount like this is easier with the fittings on the top, because the air can make it out.

Otherwise, if you like this, the air could get trapped up in here.

Unfortunately, this tank design is pretty nice.

It's tapered, which helps the air have less corners to stick on.

Eric, you get trapped in a corner really easy.

But if it's kind of like curved than the air just kind of keeps going, so I would have probably been able to mount this in either direction.

I've been fine, but since I have the room to do it, when is well, try?

So let's see how much room we do truly have here and whether or not we can use the thicker red.

I don't know if I want to do a vertical mountains.

Gpu against it Is that the wait?

I'll probably go standard traditional now, but here's the thing.

This reservoir is not huge.

I might do the typical thing I always do, which is mounted to the radiator.

But I mean, the radio makes such a convenient Mt.

So it's got an inlet tube on the top, which is perfect.

So I can return from the rad to the top of the pump, which always makes that super simple.

And then I might even still have room to do a top to 80 if I wanted, So I'm gonna take that back out and see about mounting it up.

I know I kind of stick to a pretty standard like layout, and some people who show me pictures of their bills are extremely creative.

I kind of just go with what I know works for me.

You know, the thing is because these come with brackets, your radiator makes a pretty good mountain itself, right?

And there's I'd have to drill holes to try and mount it down here.

I don't think I'd be very straight.

I don't wanna go there because it would interfere with rad.

And I've got these plugs still have to come through there.

So I feel very comfortable just mounting it like her there.

Ah, temperature probe.

We need for the first time, I'll be able to actually see what the temperatures Luke tempest I see is you can adjust it up and down like you have to mount it to the screws.

Gonna line up.

I mean, you have no choice.

It's going on those two or those too, right?

I mean, if they're not gonna work, But you at least have this much play on the height adjustment on it so you can get it exactly where you want it.

So when the tubes come out, you can.

I kind of get it lined up.

I guess it's sort of the idea there.

Another thing that's kind of cool to about these Raiders that I want to show.

Because if you look in the holes, you'll see how does I got solid plate in there?

That's because it's a piece of metal that keeps you from gouging into the radiator if you go too deep.

So that's kind of nice.

Old school radiators didn't have that.