horrendous Keep doing more

2:22 the most german "ja" ever.

Yeah, the issue with watercooling cases is that those are not really ready for serious watercooling. Like they would show in the specs/diagrams what radiator fits in that place but never include fans that you need to place on the radiator or fittings that you have to leave space for, or simply which thickness of the radiators will have collisions with each other. I'm preparing for some time to put LC in Meshify 2 XL and I use empty cardboard boxes to simulate radiators, before I commit to buy the HW.

El Plan.

that's a very pretty cat

Funny to bring home a TX-1600 and before replacing old one in the rig, sit down to watch this video and suddenly this ad. (my 4090 blinks time to time and all I found is it may be a power supply problem. Power supplying, in wide range)

omg these tattoos both arms...

This video was just Roman digging himself a hole.

Should have placed some fabric or something over the victim when bending it.

the wholes are perfect, from all view of angle!

Thank you for the excellent video. Clear, direct, and very informative. I almost wish I had not seen the performance and temperature benefits from delidding the CPU, because that is not something I think I can do myself. I am new to this channel, but you don't talk about what kind of cooler you use for the delidded CPU. It would be very interesting to see what are the limits that can be done for performance for a delidded CPU, with performance tuning of wattage, speed, timings, and memory optimization. In the end, I will probably end up getting a 9800 X3D to replace my aging 5600 X3D system, that is going to move to the backup system. I am going to wait though for prices and availability. Thanks again for a great video!

5 months later... we failed.

this was a very fun video to watch. thanks derbauer!

This video makes me so happy I recently went with an external radiator 😂

"Do something together" right

20:00 You are drilling a PILOT hole.

YAY JOE to the rescue 🎉

There is a German engineering joke somewhere in this video....but I can't find it.

Man, don't listen to most of this video with audio only. It sounds... spicy.

I see Joe supervising

The comment section sound like a bunch of 12 year olds that talked to a girl for the first time in their life 😅

I love these fun, casual "what could go wrong?" style build videos! Also, the fan corner mounts in the shot at the end look like little googly eyes. :p

der8auer amazing engineer ... questionable fitment issues and goes with the ... we'll make it work attitude :D This is why i love your content i get three perspectives ... Jayz, steves and der8auer. I love your content as always and love seeing what you come up

1. 120 mm fans should be verboten. Big slow turning fans move more air with less noise. 2. Radiators should be 160 mm, 320 mm, or 480mm. 3. Motherboards fan plugs should have enough capacity to power 2 x 170 mm or 3 x 240 mm fans. 4. Radiators should have filtered ambient air drawn into the case to keep positive air pressure in the case to limit dust buildup and with fans that are interior to the radiator to muffle noise. 5. Fan mounting plates should should be made to fit specific fan sizes not the fit any fan size plate that need to be dremeled out to prevent blocking air flow from large fans as shown at 8:40.

I think It would funny if Jayztwocents appeared in the part 2 as someone who comes and coaches you both but I already know the answer.

I LOVE that thumbnail ^^

Just a tip when drilling, always use the slowest speed setting on your drill when using a step drill bit, then drill it again from the back side (if possible) to clean the hole smooth.

"I got it covered" in graffiti perhaps, but I'm not so sure she'll look not so great at 60/70 with all that pointless ink on folds. Why on earth would someone do that to themselves? Popular approval and likes? not from me.

Knipex pliers wrench are the bomb... One of my favorite hand tools.

The Havn case is so ugly and inflexible design-wise it really hurts to watch this build-process. Sure they have some really interesting design aspects and tightly engineered mounting solutions but the case is mostly a plane crash. The things I truly admire is the presentation/packaging and that gorgeous B&O-esque user manual (reminds me of their vintage user manuals from way back). Amazing design and color choices there 👌

esd is an solved problem that may have been relevant 30 years ago. but most chips have esd resistant i/o pins now. old chip ram was really sensitive and so were mobos with a lot of through hole parts so it was hard to hold without touching things. now they are plastered with plastic bits and heat sinks, lots of places to hold without touching a trace. heat spreaders too.

Is the problem with 670E mobos solved where ssd slow down? I have msi 670e carbon wifi and i want to upgrade to pci 5.0 but don't know will it work well.

Thank you for the deep dive into peeling, drilling, and screwing.

Always important to keep a left handed screwdriver available. 😆

This is a perfect sample of German high precision engineering indeed))

Love the Nipex wrench. I Have one.

fun, but where cats? :)

Der8auer, outtake fans through the radiator? 😮 noob move man 😅

Man, theres like an unwritten rule thats gives right-of-passage for water cooling that says we must modify metal inside the case. Usually I dont realize this till AFTER everything is in and I'm making hard lines. At that point i sit there for a good 10 mins wondering if i am good enough at metal shaving collection to drill without removing everything. Every time i spend about 45 mins and a whole roll of masking tape to capture the chips, then 25 mins to drill carefully and clean up. Then as i am patting myself on the back saying "well done" i relaize i could have stripped down the case drilled the hole, blew it out with air and reassembled in half the time hahahah. Her hair looks great BTW and i love the guest appearance - thats my fav previous ekwb employee! His videos are great 👍🏻

We need 10 watercooling projects with this duo please!

Thanks GamersNexus for this shit case haha.

what a total sht show rofl, nothing works in this case. very fun video

I stumbled upon power gate mode today and noticed it was higher performance immediately. That led me to this video.... Interesting performance analysis. Thank you from New York!

I enjoyed this video so much, this is how your first watercooling PC build should go! All your plans out the window haha!!!

Half way through the video, this is top content. This is pretty much how first time watercooling goes for almost everyone.

You dont need to use the "lets make content together" line to hang out with hot chicks

I hit 41k with aio but it was literally at thermal throttle limit the whole time.

Later that night, derBauer drills another hole.

lol that vacuum cleaner, Who you gonna call "Dustbusters"

Vorsprung Durch Technik 😇