+Larry Brock there is a level of phycology when it comes to video creation. For instance, during editing I was well aware that I misspoke and I could have easily edited it out, however knowing that the RUclips algorithm rewards engagement I leave it in knowing that the audience absolutely cannot help but point out mistakes... So what that means is every single person pointing out the mistake (and thats fine honestly their comments aren't malicious) pushes my video higher in the RUclips "relevancy" meter which helps my video get ranked faster and pushed out to more sub boxes and recommended video tabs. So basically, they are rewarding me by pointing out my mistakes which is why I leave it in. Fascinating right?? :)
Jay, I've been watching your channel for about two years now. You've done a very good job of explaining the small details that a lot of other reviewers overlook. I love it when people take pride in their work and keep going even knowing someone else's opinion tries to bring your work down! Keep the videos going man!! Great work!
I just want to say this might be, in my opinion, one of the most beautiful builds I've seen you do. The blue coolant, white cables and gray case all mesh so well together. Those three always make for a really clean and sharp design, regardless of medium. Great work!
To be Fair I once build for someone else a watercooled PC and he gave me professional equipment for making perfect 90 degree bends. I was done in a day used two reservoirs with orange and blue coolant, put some LED's in it and it looked quite stunning. I think building a PC is overrated, it is not as his build is a masterpiece at all. I really don't get why he doesn't use tools to get perfect bends because in every build I see all the flaws and it bothers me. He is considered a professional and I only build once a watercooled PC which had perfect bends. If he is considered a professional he should make perfect bends, just doing it by the eye isn't good enough. If one bend is 91 degrees and the other one is 89 degrees it will definitely show. More people can do this and I'm quite positive the majority of his viewers could do better than he does if they had the same amount of time they could use building a pc. I don't have a watercooled pc myself, too expensive and too much work taking care of. All he basically has to do is pick a color scheme and build it. The only hard part is having enough money because building it isn't that complicated.
I swear, there is nothing more gratifying, than to watch a master system & custom loop builder at work. And Jay is one of those masters(plus he creates some of the best B-roll PC Porn out there).
Really beautiful and amazing build, Jay, kudos to you man. I'm very much looking forward to your impressions of the Primochill Vue fluid after months of use, as it looks incredible in your last two builds, has Primochill cracked it, or will it suffer the same issues as Mayhems Aurora. Can't wait to find out. Anyway, great video as always, Jay.
Amen to that!! mayhems aurora looks awesome but fucks up blocks and everything else, so i'm with you I wanna see what it's like after 6 to 12 months of heavy use.
Sam’s a chemist everyone so go ahead and trust him and buy whatever he says to buy no questions asked. God chemists are always so arrogant that’s why I’ll never date one ever again.
I've watched your channel a little over 9 months. I've liked the PC builds you've done. I like this one the most. The tube bends you made are the one's I like the most. You are the water cooling master. Keep up the good work. I'm looking forward to your H500P build.
You know I love this right. Hey Dmitry. This is what my rig would absolutely look like if I were to have built it in this case. I love it. Despite the cable management issues and all. Jay you are Awesome. Excellent job overall. Thanks for building one of the nicest rigs I've seen yet. You and Dmitry are my hero's.
I am so incredibly glad you decided to put silver in the Threadripper build. Right choice. Great vid, love em', and incredibly inspiring for other builds.
Great build, Jay! Also, I loved your response and reasoning for leaving in the mistake. Makes perfect sense, and makes me laugh. I am REALLY looking forward to the H500P review. I currently own the HAF-X and am considering moving to the H500P... Just wish it had 5.25 inch bays, as I do still use them.
I know this comment will seem inconsequential to most viewers, but I think you nailed it with the soundtrack again in this video - really appreciate the effort you're putting into production quality.
You had a 4 gig hard drive in 1992? Your parents must have been rich then. I was happy to have a 250 MB drive in 1994, and we didn't get a 4 GB drive until 1997. Funny that today 4 GB is seen as not much even for internal memory.
A 4 gate Terra Buddha sounds pretty cool. Great video, the choice of music and the closeup shots of the finished tubing were almost hypnotic. Very soothing.
Jay, I feel as if I owe you an apology. I constantly check back to see if you have posted a new video and so many times I’m disappointed that there is nothing new for a few days. Then you post a new video and I realize that once again you have been creating an masterful work of art. This build is nothing short of beautiful. I promise to be more patient in the future. Thanks again for all of the effort you put into your builds, as well as quality videos.
Jay, I love your case reviews, this style of reviewing is much more in depth than other youtubers, I understand that so much time and effort has to go into clean water cooling builds like this one and I wanted you to know it's much appreciated.
The build is exquisite there is no question but to me, the most awe-ful thing in this build was the carbon fibre on the Seagate. In a way I can’t explain, I loved that. Please, do more 😁
Thanks for the video. Gives me something to watch while stuck in the bathroom with the stomache flu. Over an hour and I'm almost halfway done watching.
Top 5 imo case builds your montuages are the best on youtube you save all your commentary for after the build. Jay keep it up man giving us youngsters a role model
my case has less top rad restrictions and it's half the price. cooler Master needs to stick to $100 and under cases. everything else they make is lackluster compared to competitors.
Beautiful build , love the case. I wanted to say you have inspired me to try a custom water loop on my next build I do here in about 6 months. Your attention to detail and videos that show the tips and tricks of water cooling has eased my anxiety about trying it. I will send you pics when the system is done. Love the shirts too :D
Just built in this case. Love it to death! And that baby weighs 48 lbs empty. Ryzen 7 1800X, Asus ROG Crosshair IV Hero Wifi, NZXT Kraken X72 360 AIO, 16gig G.Skill Flare X. Samsung 860 Pro 1tb SSD. Sadly, I only had it for 2 weeks and put in a new power supply and it fried the board and all my hard drives, and screwed up the AIO. Took me several months of saving to build it,... starting over. I made a 10 minute 40 second video of my Rags to Riches: A PC Love Story, which is on my page.. It was a beautiful machine. So I loved seeing you build in my case. Came from an Amd A10 socket2, so you feel my pain. And am now on a loner from a friend that won't play games..... lol,.. my life....
4gate Teracuda. Love how you still put in bloopers in your already amazing videos. Very beautiful build and cant wait to see how you run this system thru the paces. Blue was the perfect color for fluid given the choice of components in my opinion. Great job Jay
Dude....i have seen loads of your videos (if not all)..the content is awesome..but i just had to touch on how impressive the editing and the camera work has become. Not that it wasnt good before but wow..the finished build b roll..gorgeous phenominal and other positive adjectives haha.. Very nice work bro keep it up! Look forward to more ☺
You won't get even pressure and may not have even contact, pushing your thermal compound to one corner. It's hit and miss But I wouldn't chance it. Learn from my experience and just do it correctly, RMA if you have to.
You should probably contact customer support about your options, if you happen to have just recently bought that cooler. It's pretty important that all four points are nice and firmly tightened. (You can probably run things no problem, but why risk it? Ya know?)
I would go as far as remove the third one and use 2 on opposite corners, just make sure you screw them in at the same time and same pressure. Make a test fit to see if the paste spreads evenly on the CPU.
I still cant get over how good that fluid looks. Truly a beautiful build Jay. Hats off to you. On a side note...guess that answers what fluid you will be using in the threadripper build.
Good video, keep it up, man! This video is truly looking sublime. There is a lot less grain on the slow motion footage with your new lighting, love it!
Really liked the editing in the "glamour time" this time as well jay, the case looks awesome, but I feel compelled to tell you 8:11 would've been a great moment for a sped up time lapse
Stunning build Jay - knocking something like that up in 2 days - dang. The tube bends for eye ballin are simply amazing. Love the glacier like colour theme. I hope MB manufacturers place RGB in their post code displays soon tho. Amazing work.
Camera work is on point! I love the effect you get from that cooling solution... it does look a bit sploogie tho... I can't believe how much better your production values get every video. You're like American LTT! Love your channel
Here's a challenge for you. Make a water cooled system without a standard radiator. The idea behind this is instead of using heat holding plastic tubing, you instead use copper pipe with brass fittings and use lengths long enough that it can be coiled and cooled by the airflow in the case or outside even. Radiators are just about surface area and there is a lot of surface area on a length of copper pipe. Of course the big issue will be with water flow rates as long lengths with coils will require a more powerful pump to overcome the added resistance of the distance. Instead of all these fancy colours with the fluid, the copper itself would be the design feature of a functional steampunk type design. Although adding a short illuminated clear section(s) to the build could give the impression of mystical fluid flowing through the system. Now it may not be as good for overclocking as a traditional radiator, but it might work just fine with something like a Ryzen 7 build that will not overwhelm the system with excessive heat when overclocked, allowing the fluid temp to stay well under the max fluid temps for the other components. But then again with enough surface area and a high air flow case, it could work out even better.
"Hey, I'm Jay and I have a case to review, that means I'll just casually build a hard line tubing watercooled pc, just because I can." Am I a little bit jealous? Maybe, but I appreciate all the effort put in every single video, just love those builds, can't wait for the Threadripper PC!
I felt like I was watching a very high end product commercial once it was time for the coolant. Like it was just missing the Jaguar or Mercedes voice over XD the audio was perfect. Awesome build and the video was very entertaining to watch.
You have really stepped up your game, music and accompanying shots are amazing. Awesome build but at the min you could be upgrading a game boy and make it look beautiful...good work Jay on this vid and build.
I had a buy 2 more drive cages, which was a pain not only cause it cost more but the delay to get the sleds. Another problem I had was with the expansion slot screws, either need an extremely short screw drivers or need to be access at an angle which isn't good for the screw thread, or need to install the graphics card while the mobo tray is not, which is not convenient. Great looking case and heavy AF, but below expectations on build convenience.
I've been wanting to do a custom loop water cooling PC ever since watching your channel JayzTwoCents. Now with that Vue fluid I have some real motivation. Can't wait for it to come out and to give custom loop water cooling a try.
Upset with myself that I didn't by the Cosmos C700P, and instead went with the Dark Base 900 pro white. C700P appears to be much more solid/stable and love the metal.
Mmmm...love me that Cosmos case. My current setup sits in a dated Cosmos S. Although I'm building a Corsair Air 740 for a change of pace, I still love the roomy Function & Form of the Cosmos line. Those sleds have been super handy over years of abuse.
I wonder how many more people will call you out lol
+Larry Brock there is a level of phycology when it comes to video creation. For instance, during editing I was well aware that I misspoke and I could have easily edited it out, however knowing that the RUclips algorithm rewards engagement I leave it in knowing that the audience absolutely cannot help but point out mistakes...
So what that means is every single person pointing out the mistake (and thats fine honestly their comments aren't malicious) pushes my video higher in the RUclips "relevancy" meter which helps my video get ranked faster and pushed out to more sub boxes and recommended video tabs.
So basically, they are rewarding me by pointing out my mistakes which is why I leave it in.
Fascinating right?? :)
JayzTwoCents I need a new pc
And that's why i like watching you'r videos LoL
So I guess the other cougar case is getting the silver coolant
+The Vaper Get a job
Upgrading from 4GB to 10TB is a pretty huge leap 😁 great video Jay!
Its 10 Terributa lets get it right guys.
Paul, if I win one of your giveaways.. Can you lipstick-kiss it to seal the deal?
Paul knows best :) I wish I could afford a 4GB HDD
+Paul's Hardware i blame the size of games for the reason my "4GB" HDD is too small.
Too big, too small - doesn't matter, one size fits all!
2:46 Fourgate Tarabuda
2:54 from 4gb to 10tb seems like a good upgrade, yes
Its only a minor one.
Jay, I've been watching your channel for about two years now. You've done a very good job of explaining the small details that a lot of other reviewers overlook. I love it when people take pride in their work and keep going even knowing someone else's opinion tries to bring your work down! Keep the videos going man!! Great work!
That fluid is GODLY. Beautiful build Jay, as usual.
I just want to say this might be, in my opinion, one of the most beautiful builds I've seen you do. The blue coolant, white cables and gray case all mesh so well together. Those three always make for a really clean and sharp design, regardless of medium. Great work!
I swear down, you have the best B-roll of any PC youtube channel!
The fluid fill shots are orgasmic
yup haha
Erm, have you seen HWC?
Profound Gaming I still think jay's is better...
HWC tho
your case reviews are my favourite on RUclips. people focus on technicals too much, rather than the practical
Great video, very informative. I need to upgrade my system as well as its falling behind. 10TB drives are great. Especially when mirrored.
Well this is awkward...
To be Fair I once build for someone else a watercooled PC and he gave me professional equipment for making perfect 90 degree bends. I was done in a day used two reservoirs with orange and blue coolant, put some LED's in it and it looked quite stunning. I think building a PC is overrated, it is not as his build is a masterpiece at all. I really don't get why he doesn't use tools to get perfect bends because in every build I see all the flaws and it bothers me. He is considered a professional and I only build once a watercooled PC which had perfect bends. If he is considered a professional he should make perfect bends, just doing it by the eye isn't good enough. If one bend is 91 degrees and the other one is 89 degrees it will definitely show. More people can do this and I'm quite positive the majority of his viewers could do better than he does if they had the same amount of time they could use building a pc. I don't have a watercooled pc myself, too expensive and too much work taking care of. All he basically has to do is pick a color scheme and build it. The only hard part is having enough money because building it isn't that complicated.
Robin Clarijs Oh shut up
I swear, there is nothing more gratifying, than to watch a master system & custom loop builder at work.
And Jay is one of those masters(plus he creates some of the best B-roll PC Porn out there).
Really beautiful and amazing build, Jay, kudos to you man. I'm very much looking forward to your impressions of the Primochill Vue fluid after months of use, as it looks incredible in your last two builds, has Primochill cracked it, or will it suffer the same issues as Mayhems Aurora. Can't wait to find out.
Anyway, great video as always, Jay.
Amen to that!! mayhems aurora looks awesome but fucks up blocks and everything else, so i'm with you I wanna see what it's like after 6 to 12 months of heavy use.
1 like for the name
it should be fine, as a chemist they have completely changed the formula
+1 for name
Sam’s a chemist everyone so go ahead and trust him and buy whatever he says to buy no questions asked. God chemists are always so arrogant that’s why I’ll never date one ever again.
I've watched your channel a little over 9 months. I've liked the PC builds you've done. I like this one the most. The tube bends you made are the one's I like the most. You are the water cooling master. Keep up the good work. I'm looking forward to your H500P build.
2:53 they still make 4gb drives?
cool dude nope, but 8gb they do, also in m.2 format even XD.
I probably got an old one somewhere
He wanted to say 4 Tb not 4 Gb, that would be silly.
You know I love this right. Hey Dmitry. This is what my rig would absolutely look like if I were to have built it in this case. I love it. Despite the cable management issues and all. Jay you are Awesome. Excellent job overall. Thanks for building one of the nicest rigs I've seen yet. You and Dmitry are my hero's.
Change of PSU as well?
At 3:22 it's a Corsair RM1000i - at 7:49 it's an EVGA 1200P2
I think he replaced the RM100i with the 1200P2
Jay I gotta say I think this is one of the best looking builds you've ever done. Job well done good sir.
4 gigabyte drive hmmmm impressive
yep
4 gigarite terabuta
ThatBoiJus
I am so incredibly glad you decided to put silver in the Threadripper build. Right choice. Great vid, love em', and incredibly inspiring for other builds.
Great build, Jay! Also, I loved your response and reasoning for leaving in the mistake. Makes perfect sense, and makes me laugh.
I am REALLY looking forward to the H500P review. I currently own the HAF-X and am considering moving to the H500P... Just wish it had 5.25 inch bays, as I do still use them.
I know this comment will seem inconsequential to most viewers, but I think you nailed it with the soundtrack again in this video - really appreciate the effort you're putting into production quality.
2:52 "4 GB HDD" Just went back to 1992 HAHA. Love ya Jay!
+Schuyler Cavender vintage build
You had a 4 gig hard drive in 1992? Your parents must have been rich then. I was happy to have a 250 MB drive in 1994, and we didn't get a 4 GB drive until 1997. Funny that today 4 GB is seen as not much even for internal memory.
4 GB was more common in 1997-1998... :)
1992 was still 40 MB....!
Maybe if I was as old as you, I would have known ;)
The quality in the videos over the past few months has jumped up massively! Really liking the production quality you’ve got going on!
nice four gate terrabuda
i want a four gate terrabuda
A 4 gate Terra Buddha sounds pretty cool. Great video, the choice of music and the closeup shots of the finished tubing were almost hypnotic. Very soothing.
"4 gigabyte barracuda" interesting :P
Haha
*terrabooty
Jay, I feel as if I owe you an apology. I constantly check back to see if you have posted a new video and so many times I’m disappointed that there is nothing new for a few days. Then you post a new video and I realize that once again you have been creating an masterful work of art. This build is nothing short of beautiful. I promise to be more patient in the future. Thanks again for all of the effort you put into your builds, as well as quality videos.
4 gate terabuta wow i love those drive hards
Jay, I love your case reviews, this style of reviewing is much more in depth than other youtubers, I understand that so much time and effort has to go into clean water cooling builds like this one and I wanted you to know it's much appreciated.
Four Gate Terra Buddha
xD
Korben Dallas then he said 4 gigabytes instead of 4 terabytes
The build is exquisite there is no question but to me, the most awe-ful thing in this build was the carbon fibre on the Seagate. In a way I can’t explain, I loved that. Please, do more 😁
Pc building is fun, connecting/routing the wires.. not so much!.
Great content as always.
Thanks for the video. Gives me something to watch while stuck in the bathroom with the stomache flu. Over an hour and I'm almost halfway done watching.
2:52 you screw up again
"4 gig terrabuta"
then
"4 gigabyte barracuda
;)
EDIT: Cool I got some likes
+Hunter Converse it was destiny
At least you know how to ryhme
Yeah wé know what you were thinking about *wink wink* Shake that booty!
Q
Top 5 imo case builds your montuages are the best on youtube you save all your commentary for after the build. Jay keep it up man giving us youngsters a role model
my case has less top rad restrictions and it's half the price. cooler Master needs to stick to $100 and under cases. everything else they make is lackluster compared to competitors.
This build has a very elegant, classy vibe about it, which I absolutely love. Its not in your face. 😊😊😊😊😊
That fluid is sex.
Beautiful build , love the case. I wanted to say you have inspired me to try a custom water loop on my next build I do here in about 6 months. Your attention to detail and videos that show the tips and tricks of water cooling has eased my anxiety about trying it. I will send you pics when the system is done. Love the shirts too :D
*searches for 4gb tarabuta hdd online*
Just built in this case. Love it to death! And that baby weighs 48 lbs empty. Ryzen 7 1800X, Asus ROG Crosshair IV Hero Wifi, NZXT Kraken X72 360 AIO, 16gig G.Skill Flare X. Samsung 860 Pro 1tb SSD. Sadly, I only had it for 2 weeks and put in a new power supply and it fried the board and all my hard drives, and screwed up the AIO. Took me several months of saving to build it,... starting over. I made a 10 minute 40 second video of my Rags to Riches: A PC Love Story, which is on my page.. It was a beautiful machine.
So I loved seeing you build in my case. Came from an Amd A10 socket2, so you feel my pain.
And am now on a loner from a friend that won't play games..... lol,.. my life....
I gotta say you seem genuinely happy when your building your pc's.. Fascinating to watch. Love your builds.
"4gb barracuda drive"
The shots of the blue coloured coolent going around the tubing were beaut.
Huh, only a 4GB Barracuda drive for editing? xD
The slow motion filling of the loop was definitely one of the most jaw dropping part of any pc build i've ever seen, good one Jay.. :)
Holy shit, you've covered a breatheole on your HDD!
Edit: he didn't.
+Евгений 1 its fine. I actually poked a hole
what material did you apply to the HDD and what purpose does it serve? I've never seen it before.
JayzTwoCents oof. You saved my day.
Thought he did o.O
It's just a heat treat sticker, carbon fiber pattern. To make the HDD not so hideous.
4gate Teracuda. Love how you still put in bloopers in your already amazing videos. Very beautiful build and cant wait to see how you run this system thru the paces. Blue was the perfect color for fluid given the choice of components in my opinion. Great job Jay
"Crudely thrown together..." Really? Still leagues nicer than my system and most people's systems.
Crudely thrown together....by JayzTwoCents
Dude....i have seen loads of your videos (if not all)..the content is awesome..but i just had to touch on how impressive the editing and the camera work has become. Not that it wasnt good before but wow..the finished build b roll..gorgeous phenominal and other positive adjectives haha.. Very nice work bro keep it up! Look forward to more ☺
Guys my Am4 backplate has one screw that won't screw in, is it ok to run an aio with just 3 screws 🤔
Yes, back plates are "mostly" visual.
masterzedd4 I mean the backplate of the Mainboard, where you screw in the cooler
You won't get even pressure and may not have even contact, pushing your thermal compound to one corner.
It's hit and miss But I wouldn't chance it. Learn from my experience and just do it correctly, RMA if you have to.
You should probably contact customer support about your options, if you happen to have just recently bought that cooler.
It's pretty important that all four points are nice and firmly tightened. (You can probably run things no problem, but why risk it? Ya know?)
I would go as far as remove the third one and use 2 on opposite corners, just make sure you screw them in at the same time and same pressure. Make a test fit to see if the paste spreads evenly on the CPU.
What I got from all this is that Jay went with the grey fluid for his threadripper build. Can’t wait for that one.
7:08 XD
I still cant get over how good that fluid looks.
Truly a beautiful build Jay. Hats off to you.
On a side note...guess that answers what fluid you will be using in the threadripper build.
Jay, wer just waiting for Cooler Master H500P . two 200mm rgb fans in the front . Powaaaahhh
Dammit this build is more beautiful than hundreds I've seen on this site. Congratulations Jay
Wow.....that monster destroy mi walmart pc
Less talking more building!
I like this concept!
Well done Nick on the glamour shots!
already watched it at HardwareCanucks :P
The best looking Threadripper build I have seen, Great Job!!!
Good video, keep it up, man! This video is truly looking sublime. There is a lot less grain on the slow motion footage with your new lighting, love it!
Wow... The editing and work on this video was insane.
Through your advert all i could see were those 2 lovely evga gtx 1080 ti ftw3's in your build. I love mine so much.
My god, that track with the bass line and the piano riffs... too good..
This one is so satisfying to watch if you have a passion for hardware. I like your pedantic assembling as well. Great build
This is still one my favorite builds on this channel. !! Not as complex and progressive as Symbiot but still, the end result is spectacular!
Video production on this was off the charts Jay. If thats down to Nick, he's a god damn master!
Awesome job Jay & crew. Loved the background tune on the glamour shots !
Really liked the editing in the "glamour time" this time as well jay, the case looks awesome, but I feel compelled to tell you 8:11 would've been a great moment for a sped up time lapse
Stunning build Jay - knocking something like that up in 2 days - dang. The tube bends for eye ballin are simply amazing. Love the glacier like colour theme. I hope MB manufacturers place RGB in their post code displays soon tho. Amazing work.
One of the few channels that I watch every video of, keep up the good work Jay!
I think you have the greatest job in the world Jay,I'm so glad I found your channel.
I love when mistakes are left in and played off to be funny. Always love seeing these water cooling videos.
Nice looking build! The glamour shots were great.
I wish I had a 4k display so I could fully appreciate the cinematography
I don't think I'm ever going to commit to custom watercooling. But if I do, I NEED that coolant, it looks glorious!
i like watching jay because he looks like my old cat and i miss him very much. Also I can watch the waterloop glam shots for days
The build montage was beyond words !
Your production quality is fantastic. Lovely to watch you grow over the years. Keep it up mate!
The filling of the loop is such amazing eye candy
Love the custom loop build videos, man. It's what got me to subscribe in the first place. Keep up the good work.
Camera work is on point!
I love the effect you get from that cooling solution... it does look a bit sploogie tho...
I can't believe how much better your production values get every video. You're like American LTT! Love your channel
Awesome. I liked watching you put the cooling system together. I'll have to try building one like that.
Here's a challenge for you.
Make a water cooled system without a standard radiator.
The idea behind this is instead of using heat holding plastic tubing, you instead use copper pipe with brass fittings and use lengths long enough that it can be coiled and cooled by the airflow in the case or outside even. Radiators are just about surface area and there is a lot of surface area on a length of copper pipe.
Of course the big issue will be with water flow rates as long lengths with coils will require a more powerful pump to overcome the added resistance of the distance.
Instead of all these fancy colours with the fluid, the copper itself would be the design feature of a functional steampunk type design. Although adding a short illuminated clear section(s) to the build could give the impression of mystical fluid flowing through the system.
Now it may not be as good for overclocking as a traditional radiator, but it might work just fine with something like a Ryzen 7 build that will not overwhelm the system with excessive heat when overclocked, allowing the fluid temp to stay well under the max fluid temps for the other components. But then again with enough surface area and a high air flow case, it could work out even better.
This is the most beautiful build of yours I've seen.
-And yes I'm biased as well because white/cyan.-
This is an incredible build Jay! I know this takes a long time, so I appreciate the amount of effort put into this.
"Hey, I'm Jay and I have a case to review, that means I'll just casually build a hard line tubing watercooled pc, just because I can."
Am I a little bit jealous? Maybe, but I appreciate all the effort put in every single video, just love those builds, can't wait for the Threadripper PC!
Looks awesome! Not seen blue builds like that for a good while! I'm pretty sure the light blue phase died out about 7-8 years ago! Great vid Jay
Amazing build Jay. Looks incredible. Great color scheme. Love the blue fluid.
I felt like I was watching a very high end product commercial once it was time for the coolant. Like it was just missing the Jaguar or Mercedes voice over XD the audio was perfect. Awesome build and the video was very entertaining to watch.
You have really stepped up your game, music and accompanying shots are amazing. Awesome build but at the min you could be upgrading a game boy and make it look beautiful...good work Jay on this vid and build.
Welcome back @jayztwocents , this is one sick build.
The wait for this case has been nerve-wracking; I can't wait to get my hands on one.
We need to see Mystique with this glass on! This glass is tinted and we want to see how it will affect the looks Jay!
I had a buy 2 more drive cages, which was a pain not only cause it cost more but the delay to get the sleds. Another problem I had was with the expansion slot screws, either need an extremely short screw drivers or need to be access at an angle which isn't good for the screw thread, or need to install the graphics card while the mobo tray is not, which is not convenient. Great looking case and heavy AF, but below expectations on build convenience.
I've been wanting to do a custom loop water cooling PC ever since watching your channel JayzTwoCents. Now with that Vue fluid I have some real motivation. Can't wait for it to come out and to give custom loop water cooling a try.
Loving the blue fluid can't wait to get my hands on some for my next build
Upset with myself that I didn't by the Cosmos C700P, and instead went with the Dark Base 900 pro white. C700P appears to be much more solid/stable and love the metal.
I could totally see you mastering custom cable lengths, fans and all. Would love to see you try your hand at it.
Mmmm...love me that Cosmos case. My current setup sits in a dated Cosmos S. Although I'm building a Corsair Air 740 for a change of pace, I still love the roomy Function & Form of the Cosmos line. Those sleds have been super handy over years of abuse.