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You don't use copper and and aluminum together especially with watter. You need to change radiators to copper ones or that pump don't gonna live long. When I done my copper build 10y ago I'm sure I used pipe which fit my fittings and bend everything because copper is really nice material to bend. Moving fittings to portable computer is bad idea. Copper is good material to take the heat but he doesn't like to lose that heat like aluminium but backing to topic pc loops can really heat up to really high temperatures first test those Moving fittings with watter and pressure but also a high temp.

cara na boa eu curto bastante case mod.. mas essas unhas com tinta me deu nojo... vou ser obrigado a dropar dessa agenda woke 🤮🤮🤮 vou ter que ver outra coisa...

Great build but why worry about restriction when you were planning to use the telescopic ones anyways

damn this is some craftsmanship

once could say it's a cock blocker 14:20

doesnt having 4 types of metal corrode the inside of the tubes with the water solder copper brass and whatever the radiators are made from

Thumbs down for your disgusting fingernails, freak.

whats the price on this?

looks like a fucking toaster

I've always liked crazy custom RL projects…. -But being sensible, it would have been better for you if you were going to build an ITX PC to build it in 2 packages or in two parts. Computer case + plus the cooling equipment. (360x360x40mm radiator with 9 be-quiet and an ekwb pump (with tubes and quick connectors. ___________ This way you would have space to water cool: 1nvme 1 cpu 1 vrm motherboard 1 gpu and its vrm

Ähm, did i miss the water heat extention handling? small case, small water amount, heating fixed pipes, will they stand the heat expension or is that minimal? I think because the whole system is copper/metal, will help give heat energy out. To put it in a cold area it will benfit more than non metal pipe systems^^

I'm curious: I can see a couple of guys spending many, many hours on such a project for themselves, but who's got the money to commission a build like this?

I creamed a little at 32:08

rarely do machines warrant the term beautiful but this one definitely is.

but can it run crysis

🤩🤩🤩🤩

Brico Bros

Awesome. Sick. One of the greatest builds i've ever seen in this reduced space. Congratulations

dude thinks painting your nails and wearing a bunch of non matching rings and clothes is style and personality. dumb Europe cucks, grow some balls

Sounds like a jet engine

Five minutes in and it would have just made sense to make a custom case. Edit: hey this video would have been more interesting if you used a real toaster case.

I dont think i have seen a better craftmanship on the tube for a PC case.

WHAT A CRAZY BUILD MAN!!

Tool store o rings are thicker and won´t be cut by tight fittings. It´s just everything with conical outer thread and needs a tightness air check each section.

фу, пидоры пелевин, snuff, 56 о мухах, 108 о музыке

This is so amazing.

I wish I were cool enough to sit on tables like that

You had me until that business with the VRM heatsink. Not only did you significantly reduce it's thermal mass (thus reducing it's effectiveness), you also painted it, which will further reduce it's functionality as a heatsink. The original part is anodized, not painted. Anodizing doesn't interfere with aluminum's ability to radiate heat, paint acts as an insulator. That heatsink is almost worthless now.

This poor man. Invested 8 MONTHS OF HIS LIFE. £5000. HUNDREDS OF HOURS OF LABOR, NETWORKING, & CUSTOM ENGINEERING. SELLS A PRODUCT TO A CLIENT. Video doesn't even pull a million views. I now understand the gravity of how depreciative the hardware market truly is.

I know you mean well but titling it "the most powerful watercooled PC" makes you look like a complete fucking moron, and I immediately click "Don't recommend channel". Fucking slap the shit out of the dumbfuck who titled this video.

11:00 It's not soldering it's brazing because the difference between soldering and braising is solder attaches to pieces we're brazing is acting like a gasket that is made of metal and one other difference is braising is done with an open flame where soldering is typically done with an electric apparatus but there is also gas ones out there but still at the same time you're using a metal tip instead of a gas flame to heat the bonding metal whether you call it a brazing rod or solder

my fisrt time watching a pc bnuild without skipping

This... This is so awesome, I absolutely love it!

next up: a case made entirely out of radiators and heat pipes

So you're the bitch of that guy and he likes it when you paint your Neil's like a slut

Has it started to smell like burnt wood yet

best 40min plus video i have seen in a long time, did not even realize it was that long till the very end, great work, keep it up!

wow good work ))

i love the video absolutely keep up the good work guys

Plexiglass in stead of wooddrill and tap.

Are you painting your nails? Or is it different people holding and showing stuff?

is it batter to design your own case? rather than butchering existing.

Your gpu is quite hot, mines 22C idle... might be worth checking!

Seen people mount all their parts onto a block of wood with dust filters on the fans that didn't thermal throttle...

U shauld tray games

if i love youtube for smthng, it is for vids like this) You are crazy, go on!

все конечно заебись, но на хуя ты ногти красишь?

sorry but as im watching this, my pet peeve kicked in. at 28:05 Its called a Harness, of wires ince you already have it routed out. its not a bundle anymore.

Super glad I could hear ALL the spit in your mouth. Thanks.

"Travel PC" ?! How the heck is that thing gonna go through customs? Amazing build though!