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So this is the white Define our six.

So when we use in our ad where we put the slick wraps White front panel on this and I thought to myself this box this this box gave me inspiration.

I've been wanting to do a white build, but I hadn't been able to decide.

Like how I wanted to go about it then The amazing appearance that is the Titan Artie ex card, although extremely overpriced, extremely impractical, unnecessarily existing.

Enter any sort of analogy here that you would like the fact that we ended up with two of these.

I just want to do something with them and not just have them sit on the shelf.

We already talked about the fact that they're not a gaming card.

They although they're the same exact architecture, is the gaming card they came out with.

But I digress.

I found the box extremely inspiring.

And I went, What if I did a white and gold build?

Well, they actually had in our five white and gold edition, so I kind of decided to make my own our six.

And yesterday I did some painting and stuff and I decided I would make a video about this.

I wasn't planning on making a video.

Very rarely do I do anything computer related around here.

I don't make a video, but I thought, you know what?

I'll go ahead and share it with you guys.

We took this box, and that's our inspiration.

So I painted some pieces already.

I'll show you guys and we're gonna paint some more cause I wanted to sort of proof of concept to see if I could come anywhere near the colors of the card.

So we went to Lowe's and I found this crime on fusion, which I've had a lot of success with in some of my mods holds well.

It's, uh, pain and a primer, so you can usually paint it directly onto a surface, although it's not the most durable if you don't prep the surface, I thought the color looked close enough to the back plate and in between the polished and the mat for the satin that we could probably get away with it.

And then I compared it to the box and I went, That's pretty damn close.

Of course, Phil, being the super smart guy that he is was like, Yeah, but the color gold on the boxes and the color gold of the card.

And I was like, Let me have this.

Let me do this.

So these are the pieces that I painted Toa kind of Give us our gold accents here.

And as you can see, compared to the Titan cards, they definitely flow well enough in the gold color family and even my table.

Use a spray paint on my table cause I'm done.

So where this gave me the accents and colors that I wanted.

I was kind of thorn on this front piece here because we are gonna be doing water cooling.

We're not gonna water cool the graphics cards.

Oh, no, we're not doing that because of the fact that we're using the cooler as inspiration.

And, you know, there's no reason why we need to water cool them, because it could have been a 28 e t.

I then for all that matters and all those blocks or silver or nickel plated thio, I mean, I could have gone with the copper, but this is not a copper build.

This is a gold built.

And when we took this and we sort of helped this in here, we were like, Oh, yeah, yeah, the white and gold.

That would be perfect for any Saudi prince like the color scheme you would see of like like a Saudi prince.

Honestly.

But I thought we needed some more.

So I'm gonna go and take these pieces and kind of put them in here so you could see what they look like against the white, which I think just absolutely looks phenomenal.

So this is how I ended up painting my table, though, because I didn't like this.

And then there's these gaps between cardboard on that one so we'll be putting another layer on these.

I'm to show you how I painted the screws and because the screws air neural dhe, as you can see right there, actually stick creating.

Well, it's got a lot of surface and jagged edges to grab onto, but I want to do a little bit more for good measure now, the way I painted the screws, though, because that's the hardest part is I did it with cardboard.

But I'm gonna show you how you could do it with foam now, just like poke it into some Styrofoam cardboard, whatever it is, sort of like screwed in their little bit that way, it's holding it up, and you can get to all sides.

So, like I said, I have done this yesterday with cardboard.

But today I'm just gonna use the phone because there's more paces, more prices.

There's more paces, more pieces on this case.

I want to paint like the fan blades.

They do just pull off.

But, um, so Phil's cracking up because I'm using the power screw to screw these into the cardboard.

I ran out of room on the foam.

Well, I technically, this more room but these are harder to get into there.

So these are the fans screws, you know, for the fans we just destroyed because we learned the hard way.

You can't really get the blades off the dynamic fan that comes with the case.

Unfortunately, Josh from fractal design got back to me right after we learned that.

It's so, uh, yeah, we got some more fans on the way.

So we technically have the Vardar fans that are white, but they're more of an off white.

They don't match the case at all.

And since the quality of I guess die, whatever plastic they're using in the case matches with the dynamic fans that come with it, we're just getting more fans.

I'm always gonna be painting the Envy Link Bridge.

I know that the motherboard I'm gonna be using is a triple slot or three slots pacing.

So this is gonna work.

But because it's led glows green.

I believe that this is also an RGB led for another truth because we already open this up and look behind there.

It's not a film making it green like on the old cards and bridges, So be unplugging that light altogether so it doesn't glow.

And then we'd be painting the Silver Gold because obviously, this would clash with our cards.

Once we get all this painted, then we can start a sort putting it in the case to show you guys what is gonna look like.

So I get asked this all the time with this tool kit is that I use this was actually not a sponsored tool kit.

Although I fix it, has sponsored some YouTubers.

My wife bought me this for Father's Day last year.

Is that on my birthday?

I remember which day.

Anyway, it doesn't really matter.

You guys can look down the description below, put a link to it to my Amazon affiliate.

And it's a whole bunch of stuff.

Is different types of kids big ones, small ones, even magnetic trays so you can use it for, like, computer building repairs of like smartphones, tablets, laptops.

It's got all the possible bits we need even security bit.

So yeah, you guys ask me all the time.

That is what I'm using.

Now the envelope bridge hopefully comes apart easier the second time because it snaps together and then has to Phillips on the bottom two talks on the top, and then it's a clam shell that goes together on either side of the actual board.

It's $90 or 80 bucks to the singing I want.

I don't break it.

So Phil and I were looking at this yesterday.

This is what makes us pretty much positive that this is RGB.

Look at the amount of cables going into the light.

There is actually are a red, a green and a blue wire.

Someone find a way to unlock it on here.

Think after all this time, I'm finally ready to paint.

I got a mass stop about as best as I can.

I mean, it's never gonna be perfect when you're masking, but I think it'll get the job done.

There's no silver showing, so let's go ahead and make some fumes.

Got fan.

Exhausting air.

Okay, so we had a we had a mishap.

So here's what happened.

I had this sitting here like this, and this had a nice new fresh coat on a heavy coat cause I wanted to be more glossy.

This is a gloss paint, and because I've been dusting, it gives it that sort of a Matt look.

I wanted this piece below big loss here.

Instead of going with clear something, I just sprayed it on heavier.

And then I move the fan over here because I was like, Oh, that's a hope it dry faster in this wit, but it fell on it while it was wet.

That's like, No, I picked it up like it was all streams like That's okay.

I can wipe it while it's wet.

So then I took paper towels and poured alcohol on it.

And yes, I know alcohol is not a thinner.

I'm well aware it's not as a tone or anything like that.

Anyway, I tried to wipe the wet paint off, and now you can see we've got this lovely texture defect.

So if we want to go for that weathered steampunk, look, we nailed it.

But anyway, I'm not gonna show you how to strip.

This piece can startle over.

So this to the rescue aircraft paint remover, you could find it in different brands is what happens to be by clean strip.

You can find it from Rustoleum called Aircraft remover is different types of paint.

Stripper.

I've had a really good experience with aircraft remover, so it basically will strip off all the paint on the metal.

The problem is if it's powder coated and it's a very terrible, very thin, layer powered PAB.

The problem is, if it's a very thin layer of powder coat, then it could potentially take that off, too.

But since we're painting anyway, I don't care.

So we're just going to spray this on liberally and we're going to let it start to do its thing and eat into the paint.

You could take a brush, thio sort of work it in there if you need Thio.

What I'm gonna do while this is eating cause it's gonna take about 10 minutes for this to do something.

I'm gonna take one of my ice chest and I'm gonna fill it with water so we could dunk it in there and clean it off that way.

Yes, As you can see, we're getting down to the white paint.

Now See that?

It's just sort of peeling it off.

That's what it does.

It just eats through the paint and then, yeah, there's a lot of paint on this.

I put way more layers of paint on this that I really needed s Oh, it's so good We watch It's like I'm reaching into a diarrhea filled See?

You even fix my epic cups.

All right, time to put back together.

Yes.

I'm aware that there's no mother board in there.

Obviously, they're just in there to see what they're gonna look like.

So I think we did a pretty good job of balancing the amount of gold versus the white.

Now, obviously, this is part two are There's gonna be a part two for this.

I'm sorry about that.

I don't like doing multi partners, but that's because I got a wild hair up my ass yesterday.

Decided I'm gonna do this.

And I don't have any of the water cooling stuff I need for this.

So part two is gonna be doing the loop for the CPU.

Putting that together.

We have gold fittings coming some black and gold fittings, actually, and I think it's all gonna look really good.

Glass reservoir.

Same one we used in the thread River build, actually.

And I cannot wait for this to be done.

This might end up being my new work machine because I've got I mean This just really doesn't that the Titans aren't good for gaming and stuff.

I mean, they are just The performance is abysmal in terms of their costs, but nothing helps.

This channel's always been about kind of doing things that are a little bit impractical.

We sure you guys have to do things, and I like to sometimes go extremely over the top.

That's why all the white and gold on this looks amazing.

Unfortunately, I broke the fan and then by seeing whether or not that was a fluke, I tried it on the next fan and broke that one.

And yet, so we've got new fans on the way now.

Probably masked those off paint the blades if we feel like it needs it.

But once you get the radiator in the pump in the tubing and all that stuff will be doing rigid in this, I'm just going clear on the cool, and I'm not gonna be doing any colored coolant.

I mean, pastel white might look good, but I've had the white unfortunately fall out over time, and some builds to where it's sort of like a non fat milk look, rather than just a nice thick, opaque white milk.

No, I'm doing this, but I'm doing it.

So yeah, I can't wait for this bill to be done.

Motherboard wise and stuff.

Probably gonna just use the same 79 60 x that I've got my system upstairs.

We're gonna be going with the new A Seuss Deluxe two, which is basically a white and silver motherboard applied be taking the silver pieces off of the heat.

She hits ***, the heat sinks and painting those gold to match.

Yes, I know that when you painted heat sink, it loses some of its efficiency, but it should be fine.

We're not pushing the over clocks and stuff really far, but I think obviously the best part of this I'm really proud of what s leverage turned out.

I wish that they had made a gold envy link that matched the cards.