Yeah well by seeing this external rads build. I decided to do the same when I found out that my 2x 360mm think rads on my full tower case is not really enough if a 300w GPU is added and since I also added the 2x nvme in the loop. It's a full tower but can only fit 2x 360mm the design can fit 7x 120mm fan but there is a clearance problem with a 360mm top and front so I can only do a 360 top, 240 front and 120 rear or 360 top and front. I uses 30mm rads (thin) but same issue the fittings will be hitting each other. So I have a extra 360mm think rad and will add another one and use it externally like this vid for a separate GPU loop only.
Honestly have been running such a setup for years and have always been wondering why it hasn't been picked up by more youtubers. Everyone is free to build what they want, but for me that's the way to run a watercooled pc. Performance and silence.
Because then you lose the compact aspect. And it costs. And it really isn't necessary. I am running a 12700k with a 3080 with a single 280 GTS. Completely silence. How? When I work only either the GPU or the CPU works - bot not both. When I game, both are working, but the CPU usually doesn't draw more than ~90w - and I use headphones so I don't heart the fans anyway.
@@dnlzy I do agree that you have to distinguish what is objectively necessary and what isn't. Compact aspect is not relevant to me, as I don't carry my pc around and the radiator can be placed anywhere, even behind your desk, so it doesn't bother me space wise. I'd assume that your cooling liquid in your configuration depending on your room temperature reaches 45-50C or even above. That's not an issue, but I simply prefer it to stay lower with fans spinning slowly, as I don't use headphones all the time. Even with my 3090 under full load my cooling liquid doesn't exceed about 30C and therefore the core stays around 40C which gives a higher boost clock to Nvidia cards. Not much of a difference, but as an enthusiast I don't want a watercooled card with 60C core temp. Besides my 10900k being overclocked and I like to keep temps as low as possible as well. But of course you don't need that. Optimizing is just my hobby.
@@Joh_Lam I agree about the optimization part, but from my point of view, spending a lot of money (and space) brining the GPU core to 40c when its throttling point is 74c is inefficient - and not optimized.
@@dnlzy if water temps are higher, radiators are more efficient. I for example run an A4 H2O with GTS240 + DDC internally and MoRa + D5 externally. At home everything is exceptionally cool, while the GTS is still enough for on the go.
Yeah i think cases like the new da6 xl by streacom make this kind of setup pointless though. You get about the same performance if not exactly the same by using two 280mm radiators on it, its more compact yet has full compatibility. Can't exactly complain about dust though too because you already have to clean your radiator in an external radiator setup.
Yep. I decided to run the pump from a AC to DC power pack which converts to sata to run the pump. and because the pump is the D5 next. The fans can plug into it. Then with the software I can set it up with a long USB lead for a fan curve via the water temp then remove the cable. But I'm just using a fixed speed as the fans are only 800rpm and super quiet.
Soooooo nice. Must be a lot of work to create the concept and ideas, to know where to start and how the pipes have to be formed to fit exactly. But I can see how passionate you are about this. Love your work💪🏻
Hehe, was wondering when this type of build would happen. That "cross" fan hub at 4:25 worked out so nicely. Did they make it specifically for the MoRa or did it just work out that way? Very nice. Edit: Also wanted to ask how much coolant it took to fill this thing lol.
Absolutely love Watercool's Heatkiller IV line, they're the best on the market and it's nice to see something other than the same old EK products you see on every build
Man love the build! Just ordered my mora3 420 pro, was wondering what fitting you used to attach the pipe work to the case for the quick disconnects cheers 😀
In 2007, I built 5 "Media PCs" for the New Jersey governor Jon Corzine. This video reminds me of those builds (but not the specs, lol). They were the first quad core cpus by Intel at the time with 16Gb of RAM ( which was crazy over the top at the time. )
omg! some would say that using that external rad on an sfx case is cheating, but deym! might as well go big! this gave me some crazy ideas with some smaller cases.... ooooooh.
Watching vids like this makes me miss pc so much..currently in the process of going through a mortgage so I’ve had to sell mine to help with funds..amazing build, love the content
Have always wanted to do a MO-RA3. Too bad they're impossible to get here in Aus without paying as much as the product just for shipping. Nice build guys, looks amazing.
Nice Build!!! You are using an AquaComputer D5 Next pump here. This pump is powered by a Power SATA connection (12V). How did you power the pump? External or internal? So far I have no solution how to supply the pump with power from the power supply of my case.
You could probably power a 747 with those fans! Whilst it looks amazing, swapping water tubes in/out every time you move your PC around isn't practical! All that Irn Bru in the tubes will leak everywhere ;-) Alternatively you could lift the top of the case and install a 240mm radiator, watercooling and fans internally, still look good and eliminate the 747 from the design?
I have a full tower and I added a external radiator for just the GPU 🤣. It's a MORA radiator but just a external dock with 2x 360mm rads on each side w/ quick disconnect going to a pci cover g1/4 pass through by alphacool. The build is acrylic hard tube but uses soft tube for quick disconnect (modularity purpose). And it looks nice 👍 and cools better than the radiator inside the case due to no air restrictions.
Odd question, but I'm looking to build a similar setup with a Mo-Ra3 external rad and I couldn't find anywhere any info on how much liquid capacity does the Mo-Ra have. Can you tell us how many millilitres of liquid did you use? Would 2L be enough or it requires more ? (given that there is also the reservoir)
For people who can't big brain why this setup is a good idea: If you have limited desk space and a custom loop you want to appreciate the aesthetics of... a case with a large amount of radiator capacity or one that you put on the floor is not an option. If you have high wattage components and want a quiet build, a small form factor case is not an option. If you frequently change out components such as your GPU every year and don't want to go through the pain in the ass process of filling and draining an entire loop, neither small form factor or large case are ideal. There are numerous benefits to doing an external radiator. Other than the situations above, you now have the option of using pretty much any small form factor case that can fit your base hardware, you can change cases without having to change any cooling hardware outside of a new GPU block and some tubing. Putting the radiator on the floor or off to the side or really anywhere out of your immediate vicinity prevents it from being a practical detriment. This really isn't complicated. And if you are skeptical of this approach, just wait a year or two when it becomes even more popular.
@@GGFEvents in some cases they may even be right. However, people who spend a lot of money on top end hardware often want to get the absolute most (performance, temperatures, noise, and aesthetics) out of their hardware. Personally, I don't understand how the basic setup crowd can't see that. By that logic, any custom loop is illogical.
Im in the process of building something similar. Found a MO-RA 420 PRO locally and going to perform the mod for 4x NF-A20 PWM. Like the idea of building a PC with external modular cooling using some QDs. This video works as a huge inspiration. Thanks
Always love a build with Watercool products. Gotta commend them for their build quality and cooling performance. Great to see a big name making builds using their stuff!
Having that huge radiator going everywhere with the PC kinda takes away from the SFF, it's going to be really effective no doubt but it's like carrying around a full tower at that point?
Hello, a very nice clean build, what interests me, where does the temperature display come from, can it be adjusted on the housing or is another panel installed? Cannot be seen in the video.
That is so cool idea. i think i do setup like this next time! i think u r building most beutiful computer in yt! you think every aspect every time. Good content!
Finally someone made water cooled SFF build the proper way. You can't jam 800W of components and expect one or two 240 mm rads to cool it with no volume of air moving through the case.
Nice, I'm waiting on my MO-RA3 to turn up. Makes a lot of sense to move the rads & pumps out of the case, off the desk, and go for a more compact case. I've opted for the O11 Air Mini as it has full ATX support. Would prefer something smaller and more premium, but not a lot of options unless you go mITX
Oh boy! Was wondering when we’d see the MoRa in a build here:) good stuff. Looked over the parts list. Noticed the Koolance bottle there.. is that the coolant used? If so, did you dye it yourself? Cheers!
@@GGFEvents excellent. I’ve had exactly one build where I left myself enough room to pour straight into the opened top of the HK tube. Was great not to have to squeeze bottle. I keep telling myself I’ll be able to do that again someday… never happens 🤣
In his later video he uses some sort of converter. I'm very interested in it as well as i have one of these radiators and plan on dual pumps on the side of the rad so i can also use it to power both sets of fans on both sides of the radiator and want to utilise a converter to power them so i don't have to run lots of cables out of my case to the radiator and can just unhook it via quick disconnects on the tubes
Awesome build! But suddenly the price of the Mac Studio with 64 GB RAM, 64 Core GPU, 2 TB SSD (5400,- USD) seems absolutely reasonable.. considering the performance, size and power consumption :-P
@@GGFEvents Woa, crazy.. but that's the price for a crazy good-looking badass cooling system :D. I tried to search for comparable performance numbers, but I didn't find any unfortunately.. :-(
I've been DYING to go external rad for my Meshilicious. But I've been looking for a proper guide to understand how to power an external pump and fans. Can you please go into details on that if you do an overview?
Thanks to your videos I pulled the trigger on an Alphacool Supernova 1260mm. It is incomprehensible howgood the cooling performance is even at zero rpm.
I had almost this exactly setup maybe ten years ago. But using a dimastech nano open bench. And the MORA with 9 fans. Would have loved to have that fan splitter back then.
I always thought it would be cool to see a SFF case with a big ass external radiator setup...love it!
Yeah well by seeing this external rads build.
I decided to do the same when I found out that my 2x 360mm think rads on my full tower case is not really enough if a 300w GPU is added and since I also added the 2x nvme in the loop.
It's a full tower but can only fit 2x 360mm the design can fit 7x 120mm fan but there is a clearance problem with a 360mm top and front so I can only do a 360 top, 240 front and 120 rear or 360 top and front.
I uses 30mm rads (thin) but same issue the fittings will be hitting each other.
So I have a extra 360mm think rad and will add another one and use it externally like this vid for a separate GPU loop only.
kinda pointless right? couldn't you just buy something like the new da6 xl by streacom and put two 280 radiators on the brackets?
YES! Please more external loops
Honestly have been running such a setup for years and have always been wondering why it hasn't been picked up by more youtubers. Everyone is free to build what they want, but for me that's the way to run a watercooled pc. Performance and silence.
Because then you lose the compact aspect. And it costs. And it really isn't necessary.
I am running a 12700k with a 3080 with a single 280 GTS. Completely silence.
How? When I work only either the GPU or the CPU works - bot not both. When I game, both are working, but the CPU usually doesn't draw more than ~90w - and I use headphones so I don't heart the fans anyway.
@@dnlzy I do agree that you have to distinguish what is objectively necessary and what isn't.
Compact aspect is not relevant to me, as I don't carry my pc around and the radiator can be placed anywhere, even behind your desk, so it doesn't bother me space wise.
I'd assume that your cooling liquid in your configuration depending on your room temperature reaches 45-50C or even above. That's not an issue, but I simply prefer it to stay lower with fans spinning slowly, as I don't use headphones all the time. Even with my 3090 under full load my cooling liquid doesn't exceed about 30C and therefore the core stays around 40C which gives a higher boost clock to Nvidia cards. Not much of a difference, but as an enthusiast I don't want a watercooled card with 60C core temp.
Besides my 10900k being overclocked and I like to keep temps as low as possible as well. But of course you don't need that. Optimizing is just my hobby.
@@Joh_Lam I agree about the optimization part, but from my point of view, spending a lot of money (and space) brining the GPU core to 40c when its throttling point is 74c is inefficient - and not optimized.
@@dnlzy if water temps are higher, radiators are more efficient. I for example run an A4 H2O with GTS240 + DDC internally and MoRa + D5 externally. At home everything is exceptionally cool, while the GTS is still enough for on the go.
Yeah i think cases like the new da6 xl by streacom make this kind of setup pointless though. You get about the same performance if not exactly the same by using two 280mm radiators on it, its more compact yet has full compatibility. Can't exactly complain about dust though too because you already have to clean your radiator in an external radiator setup.
How does the power delivery for the external radiator work? Do the fans run at a fixed speed? Please, we need a follow-up video for this one.
Yep. I decided to run the pump from a AC to DC power pack which converts to sata to run the pump. and because the pump is the D5 next. The fans can plug into it. Then with the software I can set it up with a long USB lead for a fan curve via the water temp then remove the cable. But I'm just using a fixed speed as the fans are only 800rpm and super quiet.
@@GGFEvents Can you set the fan speed on liquid temperature in BIOS or do you use a software for that?
@@tomppeli. The D5 Next has an integrated water temperature sensor.
@@GGFEvents please show us this :O
@@tomppeli. use Fan Control. The best fan software there is and its 100% free. I recommend to donate though.
everyone: the case is so small you cant fit a radiator in it
GGF: exactly the point!
Curious tho, how is the radiator and pump part powered and controlled?
@@franksun4017 6:30 you can see cable coming out of the pump. So i guess the pump and fans must have a separate power supply
That RAD would be nice to put in front of an AC. So cold liquid will be used. XD
I‘d love to see a detailed video on this one. How you drilled the holes for the fittings and the building of that plate as well
Soooooo nice. Must be a lot of work to create the concept and ideas, to know where to start and how the pipes have to be formed to fit exactly. But I can see how passionate you are about this. Love your work💪🏻
nice build! how are you powering the fans and the pump on the mora? does it have an extra powersupply? i cant find anything it in the build list.
the cooler should be above the cpu block to prevent air from affecting the performance. Gamers Nexus
Hehe, was wondering when this type of build would happen. That "cross" fan hub at 4:25 worked out so nicely. Did they make it specifically for the MoRa or did it just work out that way? Very nice.
Edit: Also wanted to ask how much coolant it took to fill this thing lol.
Absolutely love Watercool's Heatkiller IV line, they're the best on the market and it's nice to see something other than the same old EK products you see on every build
This channel is so unbelievably good!
MORA GAAANG
Man love the build! Just ordered my mora3 420 pro, was wondering what fitting you used to attach the pipe work to the case for the quick disconnects cheers 😀
This is the best build I’ve ever seen. Simple, clean, visibly compact, and an absolute monster of a cooling system. Truly good work.
In 2007, I built 5 "Media PCs" for the New Jersey governor Jon Corzine.
This video reminds me of those builds (but not the specs, lol).
They were the first quad core cpus by Intel at the time with 16Gb of RAM ( which was crazy over the top at the time. )
Such a cool and over-the-top setup.
Should be enough to cool the rumored 850W 4090 and the external rad can double as a space heater lol
lmao
I cant hear the noise of this system, just only music ((( Really silent build maybe XD
Sick build As Always ! I hope you will test the new CM Haf700 Evo case . I like those videos where you testfit different rads in cases
omg! some would say that using that external rad on an sfx case is cheating, but deym! might as well go big! this gave me some crazy ideas with some smaller cases.... ooooooh.
Every computer desk should be equipped with radiator as standard for plug and play (with quick connect) every SFF PC build.
Hello, nice videos, but can you tell me where the PSU cable management for the MO RA 420PRo, the fans and the pump plz ?
Watching vids like this makes me miss pc so much..currently in the process of going through a mortgage so I’ve had to sell mine to help with funds..amazing build, love the content
Have always wanted to do a MO-RA3. Too bad they're impossible to get here in Aus without paying as much as the product just for shipping. Nice build guys, looks amazing.
OMG! This is the MOST PERFECT BUILD/CASE I've ever seen!!!!
This this the most beautifull liquid cool build i have ever seen, i have a sapphire 6800xt nitro + what water block option do i have for this case?
Nice Build!!! You are using an AquaComputer D5 Next pump here. This pump is powered by a Power SATA connection (12V). How did you power the pump? External or internal? So far I have no solution how to supply the pump with power from the power supply of my case.
You could probably power a 747 with those fans! Whilst it looks amazing, swapping water tubes in/out every time you move your PC around isn't practical! All that Irn Bru in the tubes will leak everywhere ;-) Alternatively you could lift the top of the case and install a 240mm radiator, watercooling and fans internally, still look good and eliminate the 747 from the design?
I have a full tower and I added a external radiator for just the GPU 🤣.
It's a MORA radiator but just a external dock with 2x 360mm rads on each side w/ quick disconnect going to a pci cover g1/4 pass through by alphacool.
The build is acrylic hard tube but uses soft tube for quick disconnect (modularity purpose).
And it looks nice 👍 and cools better than the radiator inside the case due to no air restrictions.
Odd question, but I'm looking to build a similar setup with a Mo-Ra3 external rad and I couldn't find anywhere any info on how much liquid capacity does the Mo-Ra have. Can you tell us how many millilitres of liquid did you use? Would 2L be enough or it requires more ? (given that there is also the reservoir)
For people who can't big brain why this setup is a good idea: If you have limited desk space and a custom loop you want to appreciate the aesthetics of... a case with a large amount of radiator capacity or one that you put on the floor is not an option. If you have high wattage components and want a quiet build, a small form factor case is not an option. If you frequently change out components such as your GPU every year and don't want to go through the pain in the ass process of filling and draining an entire loop, neither small form factor or large case are ideal.
There are numerous benefits to doing an external radiator. Other than the situations above, you now have the option of using pretty much any small form factor case that can fit your base hardware, you can change cases without having to change any cooling hardware outside of a new GPU block and some tubing. Putting the radiator on the floor or off to the side or really anywhere out of your immediate vicinity prevents it from being a practical detriment.
This really isn't complicated. And if you are skeptical of this approach, just wait a year or two when it becomes even more popular.
Thank you. But a lot of people these days believe this type or hardware doesn't require much cooling and will run in any SFF case with a basic AIO
@@GGFEvents in some cases they may even be right. However, people who spend a lot of money on top end hardware often want to get the absolute most (performance, temperatures, noise, and aesthetics) out of their hardware. Personally, I don't understand how the basic setup crowd can't see that. By that logic, any custom loop is illogical.
@@paskowitz yep. That's correct. Lots of SFF reviews will show a 5950x hitting only 150w or so.
Really Cool, but... Unless I'm blind, I dont see a link to the radiator... Anyone has a link to that?
this video is older now but I would like to have the MORA 3 Setup with an open case for example from XPROTO. That would be so sick!!
Would that Heatkiller GPU Block be able to accomodate the EK Quatum Kinetic pump/reservoir combo from the other build?
Im in the process of building something similar. Found a MO-RA 420 PRO locally and going to perform the mod for 4x NF-A20 PWM. Like the idea of building a PC with external modular cooling using some QDs. This video works as a huge inspiration. Thanks
Thank you and good luck!
Always love a build with Watercool products. Gotta commend them for their build quality and cooling performance. Great to see a big name making builds using their stuff!
Yeah, Watercool's Heatkiller line is the best looking on the market
I love It!!!! The Mora is kinda Overkill but dammmmmmmm
You see this really cool system and then some dude by the name of "GIANTVAG" plays some overwatch on it. What a time to be alive.
Having that huge radiator going everywhere with the PC kinda takes away from the SFF, it's going to be really effective no doubt but it's like carrying around a full tower at that point?
Who says you carry it around? Sounds like you're talking about a LAN PC. This is not.
How did you connect the Fans and the Pump to the PC? or do you have some sort of a External solution?
So is the pump ALWAYS running? Even when the computer is off? Do you have to power the pump before turning computer on?
Haha, I love it! I wan't to build it too and put that radiator outside. Imagine when there is like -20c outside. :D
want that mobo
You are soo sooo good❤️❤️. I remember someone said "Whatever the hell you do, Just Do it WELL." and you do exactly that. Thanks for inspiring me❤️🌼🌼
Thank you 😊
Hello, a very nice clean build, what interests me, where does the temperature display come from, can it be adjusted on the housing or is another panel installed? Cannot be seen in the video.
That is so cool idea. i think i do setup like this next time! i think u r building most beutiful computer in yt! you think every aspect every time. Good content!
Hello, can I ask you the model that you installed to block PCI E and where you installed the quick fitting
Awesome! What’s the tough external tubing please?
All I can say is HOLY Fuck,,you did it again,,,That is INSANE:):)
Finally someone made water cooled SFF build the proper way. You can't jam 800W of components and expect one or two 240 mm rads to cool it with no volume of air moving through the case.
Yep :D
All AMD, yeah baby!
Ты собираешь маленький пк что бы рядом с ним поставить большой радиатор -зачем? Что с тобой не так ?
OOFT!!! That's insane Stuart!!! I'd love to build a system similar to this; it looks hyper attractive!
wonderfull setup, but huge radiator..
whats powering the d5 pump? where did you plug it into because i dont see it connected to the case anywhere! build is so clean!
Your build system always ASWOME~
Nice, I'm waiting on my MO-RA3 to turn up. Makes a lot of sense to move the rads & pumps out of the case, off the desk, and go for a more compact case. I've opted for the O11 Air Mini as it has full ATX support. Would prefer something smaller and more premium, but not a lot of options unless you go mITX
I about fell out of my chair when you pulled that big ass heat exchanger. out.
Who makes that radiator you are using? I'm looking at the parts list but I'm not seeing it?
You don’t think you need case fans to cool off the ram/motherboard?
would a 4090 13900k and a sfx-L psu fit here?
Anyone able to tell me what brand is the external sound card being used on his desk?
I just found my new favorite PC builder!!
Damn you! Why did you have to one up yourself... again.
I have 8 3080s on a loop with 2 extern rads. The rads are 1080mm each. The rads are literally external, outside of the room dumping heat outside.
Spoilers: He using crypto mining build
@@abdulmuhaimin5274 yes
@@Techno4more I knew it. You hate gaming, did you?
@@abdulmuhaimin5274 no I love gaming. I game with my mining rig
@@Techno4more Good luck with your power consumption taxes
So... what's the point of keeping PC on the table? It just takes up space, IMO. I keep mine on the floor, it's quieter this way.
Thank you!
The question now is can I fit a 3090 kingpin into this case.
When will the white seasonic 750w platinum psu be available in Australia? Been waiting for this a looooooong time
I'll ask. I think they held back release for some reason.
@@GGFEvents Thanks! It’s just the one last piece for my white itx build.
Oh boy! Was wondering when we’d see the MoRa in a build here:) good stuff. Looked over the parts list. Noticed the Koolance bottle there.. is that the coolant used? If so, did you dye it yourself? Cheers!
Oh sorry I forgot to put that. It's just red and yellow dye. Not Koolance. I've just had the bottle from yonks ago
@@GGFEvents excellent. I’ve had exactly one build where I left myself enough room to pour straight into the opened top of the HK tube. Was great not to have to squeeze bottle. I keep telling myself I’ll be able to do that again someday… never happens 🤣
足元暖房機能付き、最強最小PC 最高ですね。GOOD
This page has the best builds i have seen so far. Awesome work.
Where did you get the plastic frame for the screen?
I'm very sorry, because your job is amazing, the filming is at the top and the building one of the best. But, the liquid looks like urine.
so you build a cool sff setup and slap it a big apendice on it.... why? why going SFF if ended up with a big system
Thank you!
HI
Great work, just trying to recreate, can you tell me exactly which and how many pieces you have installed -Fitting - - thank you
1:38 who is crawling behind the table?
Big rat
@@GGFEvents bruh 🤣🤣
Heatkiller MO-RA3 External Radiator. This is the first time it has a external radiator. With Noctua A20 Chromax Edition fans.
Да бред такой огород городить. Весь смысл в таком корпусе в его компактности
I'm loving this build with an ITX case, liquid-cooled CPU and GPU, and an external radiator.
but how the motherboard and RAM are cooled?
Hey can you tell me how you powered that D5 on the external radiator? Did you covert DC to Sata power?
In his later video he uses some sort of converter. I'm very interested in it as well as i have one of these radiators and plan on dual pumps on the side of the rad so i can also use it to power both sets of fans on both sides of the radiator and want to utilise a converter to power them so i don't have to run lots of cables out of my case to the radiator and can just unhook it via quick disconnects on the tubes
Well, in this way we can end with connecting PC directly to home air conditioner with mounted radiators outside the building
Awesome build! But suddenly the price of the Mac Studio with 64 GB RAM, 64 Core GPU, 2 TB SSD (5400,- USD) seems absolutely reasonable.. considering the performance, size and power consumption :-P
Well the cooling for this is about 2k so.....
@@GGFEvents Woa, crazy.. but that's the price for a crazy good-looking badass cooling system :D. I tried to search for comparable performance numbers, but I didn't find any unfortunately.. :-(
Is that a gmmk pro lol
Can you show us.. how the fans have power?
I didn't see any wires for the radiator.
damm , I was hoping everything thing white , but was only chassi was painted :(
Perfect build👍🏽. Noticed that display cable plugged in externally to gpu. What about usb and usb-c cables?)
I've been DYING to go external rad for my Meshilicious. But I've been looking for a proper guide to understand how to power an external pump and fans. Can you please go into details on that if you do an overview?
But. What is the point of ITX then?
man i really want to know how to do that external radiator cooling.......how you reach the pwm and power to the fans and pump?
I first thought "what's the point?" then thought aww yeah, have 2 radiator setups. 1 for the office, the other for home and just take the pc with you
Thanks to your videos I pulled the trigger on an Alphacool Supernova 1260mm. It is incomprehensible howgood the cooling performance is even at zero rpm.
for the low price of 6k haha.
let me know what's name of tube you use
how can i get that motherboard？ it looks so good，must be better than x570i arous Pro
I had almost this exactly setup maybe ten years ago. But using a dimastech nano open bench. And the MORA with 9 fans. Would have loved to have that fan splitter back then.
where to get the external radiator setup?
Odd, I now got your channel notifications. Awesome build! Though, I do have a question. How the heck did you wire that Mora up?