Funny thing....I clicked on this video having got a Revolt 3 when they first launched myself and come to find out, you're in SLC! I'm just up north in Syracuse! Nice to see that someone else in Utah has this case haha! Great build man. Always refreshing to see someone with alot of custom touches instead of off the shelf components!
That's a boss build. I was looking at this case for a build and water-cooling but decided against it when I realized I'd have to mod the case. Since I'm no modder I wouldn't have been able to pull this off.
Another amazing build and getting to see the very custom mods you added definitely inspires! Also the external rad is just amazing my next/first watercooled build will definitely be using an EXT
Thanks for the kind words! But yeah, that's classic RUclips algorithm right there. I just don't post videos fast enough for them, so my channel is never boosted for views.
Wooowah, never though to separate the radiator and reservoir like that! I wouldn’t mind having it standing alone by it’s self away from the main machine like that, that looks tidy by its self! Love how the milk green fluid in the fogged tube and dark nickel brass tube fits together with all those bends in such a tight space. Wonder how many days were taken just finding the right parts 😂 again great work and project! Who where found you to build the system are must be truly honor!!
The radiator stand is a piece of art, but it really needs cable and tube management tools. Ideally a small hub that can connect to the main PC via molex or custom "balanced" as you used in the video would make a good product THE product to buy, completely discarding Mo-Ra and similar.
Thank you sir! I actually am not sure about the performance or temps, as I had to quickly ship it out to Hyte so that they could put this build on display at various events they're going to! The 11900KF is a beast, and with a RTX 3080, it easily would have done great with 4K gaming!
I am looking at doing an external RAD and pump. what was the plug / system you used to power it externally? it looked like something with the XLR cable?
Yeah it's awesome. There are tons of radiator stands and their not that popular they existed since 10yrs or more ago.. I found out I can do this I already have an internal loop inside a full tower case (support ATX only not the). Can only support 1x 360mm top & 360mm front but needs to be thin arround 20mm due to angle fitting clearance issue top can support thick radiator with dual fan config while front needs to be thin with single fan config. Currently using 27mm thinks rads 360mm top 240mm front 120mm rear for r7 3700x (max OC) & 2x nvme gen 3 m.2 in a single loop. Then currently waiting for rtx 3080 price drop or rtx 4070 release. The 3080 and 3090 heat are insane and definitely same with 4070. So I'm doing a external radiator hard tubes but will be connected by softube going to the case by a quick disconnect fitting (for modularity specially when maintenance and troubleshooting when I need to carry a full tower steel case lol). Will be using 2x 27mm 360mm thick rads... To avoid fan going higher rpm it's lesser noise compare to a single thick rad 60-65mm w/ same amount of fans (6fans). Normally a standard 27-30mm thick 240mm is fine and 360mm will have decent headroom for OC and 420mm for silence but it doesn't work with rtx 3080 above .. 360mm rads @ 27-30mm is bare minimum w/o OC and higher rpm (noisy). Doubling the rad or doubling the thickness will result in better temps and noise so yeah a 2x 360mm 27mm thick will do for me.
Have this case. Would love to do a build like this would it be better to have the QD connectors extended to the very back or outside of the undertray? trying to fit keyboard/mouse/video cable/wifi/etc would be super tight it looks like
Hey, hope this comment reaches you! I would love to sleeve the soft tubing in my own build, which diameters did you choose in the tubing and fittings? Thank you very much!
interesting. i love it. im thinking of doing a external radiator build 2-3 years from now. 1260mm radiator 4x200mm fans 800 rpm or 9x140 2000 or 3000 rpm too much?
Anything in the marked with tho fancy nicel and led stuff, just naked base with same raw perfomance and probably 20% of the price ? I mean video is over, no test no nothing.. lol i want to see how the 13900k will do in loads... i bet it was termal throtling..
Awesome build, really liked the idea. Is it possible to do such a commission for me as well? I need the main cabinet to be as small as possible and external radiator should be detachable. That will be awesome setup for a lan pc build.
Now put your external radiator inside a refridgerator and keep your computer outside the refrigerator and tell me what kind of oc you can get off your CPU and gpu.
An absolutely beautiful build. Attention to detail is amazing. Also very nicely filmed.
Funny thing....I clicked on this video having got a Revolt 3 when they first launched myself and come to find out, you're in SLC! I'm just up north in Syracuse! Nice to see that someone else in Utah has this case haha! Great build man. Always refreshing to see someone with alot of custom touches instead of off the shelf components!
Another Level, wow
Wow! Cool brother - What is some work...
Sehr nette Inspiration! Gerade mit den Stecker für dem Radiator! Top Arbeit!
This is what I call craftmanship
Could I get some information on the connector you used to power the pump and fans? Looks super good and I'd love a quick connector
It’d be super cool if you did a tutorial on how to custom wire the XLR cable!!
yes please
😋
Awesome build! Really liked the sleeving and wiring techniques as well!
That's a boss build. I was looking at this case for a build and water-cooling but decided against it when I realized I'd have to mod the case. Since I'm no modder I wouldn't have been able to pull this off.
Loving the attention to detail as always. The mirror floor pops!
Thank you! The floor was originally just frosted black acrylic but I thought nah I gotta make it pop more! That's when the mirror came in ;)
Another amazing build and getting to see the very custom mods you added definitely inspires! Also the external rad is just amazing my next/first watercooled build will definitely be using an EXT
Thanks, Deven! I appreciate your support, and I'm really glad you enjoy the stuff I do!
Outstanding work bud!!! Those customs tid bits are all primo!! 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you sir! Yeah I'm thankful on how clean they all turned out haha
Hell yah dude !! Love the cinematic vibes. Awesome to see what the Hyte chassis can do 👌
Thanks man! I'm so stoked to see what you do with it! Love your takes on themed builds.
I don’t understand how such accurate and advanced work on a pc project just get 10k views instead of a lot of low quality jobs with tons of views
Thanks for the kind words! But yeah, that's classic RUclips algorithm right there. I just don't post videos fast enough for them, so my channel is never boosted for views.
Wooowah, never though to separate the radiator and reservoir like that! I wouldn’t mind having it standing alone by it’s self away from the main machine like that, that looks tidy by its self! Love how the milk green fluid in the fogged tube and dark nickel brass tube fits together with all those bends in such a tight space.
Wonder how many days were taken just finding the right parts 😂 again great work and project!
Who where found you to build the system are must be truly honor!!
Still love this build! Can you do a quick tutorial on the neutrik xlr wiring and how it works? Been looking around but can’t find anything like this.
Hell yeah man good job! The soldering and wiring work got me there. 👍
Thanks bro! I'm glad you got a kick out of it! I wanted to show as much as I could!
love the external rad especially.
Thank you! External radiators are my favorite ;)
Awesome video man! 🔥
Love seeing the more in depth progress, so many custom touches 👌
Thank you sir! I made sure to add as much as I could, even though there was a shot of me cutting the mesh out of the panels that didn't make it :(
Awesome PC build, very beautyful! 👍
At minute 4:55 did you just shrink the water tubes on the fittings? did i see this right?
The radiator stand is a piece of art, but it really needs cable and tube management tools. Ideally a small hub that can connect to the main PC via molex or custom "balanced" as you used in the video would make a good product THE product to buy, completely discarding Mo-Ra and similar.
The amount of details in the GPU Block blew my mind. Beautiful build 😍
Oh yeah, I agree. It's nice a complex block!
Such an amazing build.. Would love to know the performance and temps of this beautiful beast!!
Thank you sir! I actually am not sure about the performance or temps, as I had to quickly ship it out to Hyte so that they could put this build on display at various events they're going to! The 11900KF is a beast, and with a RTX 3080, it easily would have done great with 4K gaming!
Always wonder what kind of softtubes your using. But to see that you sleev them yourself inspired me for my next project. Greet looking bild.
Would you be able to share where you got the Model from? Awesome Build!
I am looking at doing an external RAD and pump. what was the plug / system you used to power it externally? it looked like something with the XLR cable?
Absolutely incredible! May I ask what you would suggest for just hooking up a 420 aio outside? What is that stand thing you have there?
Any chance you would do a how-to on the custom Neutrik XLR cable?
Absolutely AMAZING! Killer build. What is the radiator stand being used?
Yeah it's awesome.
There are tons of radiator stands and their not that popular they existed since 10yrs or more ago..
I found out I can do this I already have an internal loop inside a full tower case (support ATX only not the).
Can only support 1x 360mm top & 360mm front but needs to be thin arround 20mm due to angle fitting clearance issue top can support thick radiator with dual fan config while front needs to be thin with single fan config.
Currently using 27mm thinks rads 360mm top 240mm front 120mm rear for r7 3700x (max OC) & 2x nvme gen 3 m.2 in a single loop.
Then currently waiting for rtx 3080 price drop or rtx 4070 release.
The 3080 and 3090 heat are insane and definitely same with 4070.
So I'm doing a external radiator hard tubes but will be connected by softube going to the case by a quick disconnect fitting (for modularity specially when maintenance and troubleshooting when I need to carry a full tower steel case lol).
Will be using 2x 27mm 360mm thick rads... To avoid fan going higher rpm it's lesser noise compare to a single thick rad 60-65mm w/ same amount of fans (6fans).
Normally a standard 27-30mm thick 240mm is fine and 360mm will have decent headroom for OC and 420mm for silence but it doesn't work with rtx 3080 above .. 360mm rads @ 27-30mm is bare minimum w/o OC and higher rpm (noisy).
Doubling the rad or doubling the thickness will result in better temps and noise so yeah a 2x 360mm 27mm thick will do for me.
Great build! Was a link to the radiator stand posted?
beautiful 👌
Wow... incredible....
Damn epic🔥🔥🔥
looking forward to when those preassembled ext units come out
Thank you! Glad to hear that. Should be January or Feb!
I was wondering what stand you are using for the radiator? :)
Beautiful
Amazing build man, was wondering what that external radiator stand/mount was though
Thanks dude! The stand can be found here: liquid-haus.squarespace.com/products
where did you get the 3d model of the case?
How was the side panel done? Looks like a grommet...?
Is there a way for me to buy that fan setup from you with the XLR connectors?
Yes please 🙏
Have this case. Would love to do a build like this would it be better to have the QD connectors extended to the very back or outside of the undertray? trying to fit keyboard/mouse/video cable/wifi/etc would be super tight it looks like
Great!!
This radiator stand has a
Does it come with a set of mounting bolts?
Dang it Haus you are making me wanna build lol still need to put better pads on my GPU might as well tear that sucker apart
Will an external radiator mean you wont need to dust off your internal parts?
Thermal benchmarks? Awesome fn build too 😍
what mix percentage did you do on the blue and green ek coolant?
Hey, hope this comment reaches you! I would love to sleeve the soft tubing in my own build, which diameters did you choose in the tubing and fittings? Thank you very much!
May I ask where did you get the cad for the case?
interesting. i love it. im thinking of doing a external radiator build 2-3 years from now. 1260mm radiator 4x200mm fans 800 rpm or 9x140 2000 or 3000 rpm too much?
Hahaha too much? There's no such thing! That's an awesome plan and I say do it!
What was that vertical stand for exterior rad??
Where you get the din connector brother ?
How long are the tubes from the case to the rad?
Anything in the marked with tho fancy nicel and led stuff, just naked base with same raw perfomance and probably 20% of the price ? I mean video is over, no test no nothing.. lol i want to see how the 13900k will do in loads... i bet it was termal throtling..
woow
Im lost for words
Awesome build, really liked the idea. Is it possible to do such a commission for me as well? I need the main cabinet to be as small as possible and external radiator should be detachable. That will be awesome setup for a lan pc build.
Dude, you need to start selling those custom XLR connectors!
Already in the works, my friend! ;)
Where can I order the external rad mount?
check out our website! www.liquidhaus.com - we've got external rad mounts as well as some other modding goodies!
What’s the exact name of these fans?!
Now put your external radiator inside a refridgerator and keep your computer outside the refrigerator and tell me what kind of oc you can get off your CPU and gpu.
GF: what are you watching?
Me: pr0n...
No, seriously I would go for the mesh or the Revolt if I can fit a HK 100 tube INSIDE the case
Very imaginative but at the same time kinda defeats the purpose of the case ?
Having it external removes the whole point of this case to be convinient to carry around