"THE MAZE" In Win 303 water cooling pc time-lapse build

[@ryanmoses6999]

I can’t stop looking at the spacing of the rad fans up top, they are not spaced correctly, and the sag in the long parallel run. It’s the little things my dude

[@jonnysins433]

Where is yellow thearmal paste?

[@sahinkarabulut3075]

Amazing build!!

[@brutus25100]

Tes vidéos sont génials et bravo pour le montage👍🏻

[@deathinsid3631]

juste il est anglais

[@enertion706]

I love it but the way you kept the blue fans triggered my OCD keep up 👍

[@Opiom77]

Very Nice build

[@harleydavidson9300]

great build

[@1180bee]

awesome build thanks for the idea's

[@kamisenpai1667]

Do you do any custom building/shipping ?

[@mrjibz8701]

Nice Build

[@hanneskarlsson7182]

nice work keep it u

[@ulysseshernandez2550]

Can't wait to see the blue or midnight dragon soon ^_^

[@49siao]

I got a feeling this build came about with leftover spare parts and when you are just bored one fine day. Good job (Y)

[@FifteenthApollo]

Dude can strip and paint a case and run custom watercooling lines like a BEAST, but can't even spread thermal paste right.

[@vipervidsgamingplus5723]

harvard james I do the dot method and just use the heatsink to spread the rice sized thermal paste. Gamers Nexus tested different methods and even they came up with the same conclusion as you due to the difference of only plus or minus .1 degrees Celsius

[@FifteenthApollo]

@@hjjr-se5jv it's dependent on the CPU die. I always use the pea-dot method where you put a glob and let the heatsink spread it itself, the reason being that thermal paste should NOT be a layer between the CPU die and the heatsink, it's supposed to fill the micron-sized gaps and imperfections in the heatsink and die and allow the heatsink to contact the die better. The fact that he just spread the paste like frosting on a cake (you can legitimately see where there's a big ripple on his spread) made me cringe. HONESTLY though, it's not the biggest deal. He's maybe sacrificing 2 or 3 degrees C with a frothy layer of paste. Sometimes less is more!

[@FifteenthApollo]

@@hjjr-se5jv Also at 2:49 you can see where he gets liquid metal off the CPU die and onto the silicone itself, which also made me cringe. I didn't say anything because personally I've never de-lidded a CPU but I've done my research and metal is, ya know, conductive, so usually you want to keep that shit off of everything except the die lol. These little quips aside it's still an amazing case mod and an amazing build. Not trying to come off as a cynical ass here lol. Just makes me cringe when I see these KZbinrs with thousands of subscribers building custom PC's worth thousands of dollars and they make elementary PC building mistakes.

[@tonybalognamacaroni3402]

I’m sorry but what’s with the 😎? You say you don’t overclock...but how does that make you feel😎?

[@TheDpt1979]

i dont know what to say about the way you replaced the CPU IHS....

[@PradiptaElFerrariSur]

piece of art

[@lalithsai3131]

Did the gpu outlet directly go to the pump I can't figure In this maze

[@Drazard10100]

pump to 120mm res, to the cpu, which he has the setup backwards( he has the inlet going into the out and the outlet going out the inlet) which from the cpu goes to the 240mm rad and then into the GPU inlet and out the gpu outlet back into the res. Then repeats.

[@kylelavery88]

Nice!

[@iBeLilTommie]

That michigan touch

[@jackmeades1822]

Can some one tell me what cpu they used?

[@chillistofeles2404]

buen trabajo amigo

[@AKTechMods]

Gracias..

[@shenchingyeh6000]

kinda surprised how you get all those Chinese parts there.

[@trupengohil9636]

Can you post a link for that spiral tube flow indicator accessory?

[@AKTechMods]

Of course. Here you are www.thermaltake.com/thermaltake-pacific-flow-indicator-two.html

[@CarlosHibert]

Cool specs, but why not using a nvme m.2? Amazing build by the way! Congratulations!!

[@yuragari]

I have that motherbord too the z370f

[@xpodx]

Gorgeous build. But.. only 8700k and 1080ti? We can go much higher in profomance before one needs to add custom cooling loops, in my opinion. Proformance over even cooler temps and ascetics.

[@eve-onosu7944]

XpodX “only” bro those are *still* some of the most powerful parts on the market in early-mid 2019.

[@xpodx]

@@eve-onosu7944 but for the liquid cooling bro.. the parts aren't the best.. you need the best, THEN get better cooling and aesthetics.. but that's just me

[@eve-onosu7944]

XpodX you don’t need the best for water cooling lmao. My personal pc is water cooled but i have 2 980 Ti’s and an 9900k The strength of the parts don’t determine if you choose water cooling or not 😂

[@xpodx]

@@eve-onosu7944 i meant, why would you watercool weaker parts when you could spend the money on more powerful hardware

[@xpodx]

@@eve-onosu7944 like you spend more on your GPUs with liquid cooling then my more powerful more capable 1080ti

[@91kiiler]

maybe can show stres test? how much you get tem gpu+cpu?

[@TheSckanksta]

Give us the numbers 😁

[@CTcuber4K]

So is this build in "win 303" or in an "inwin 303" i dont get it

[@Patrick-vd2iq]

Cpu and graphic Card with only 120mm and 240mm ? that could get hot.

[@d4li_246]

I think if hes not overclocking its fine.

[@bowserfromsonic5517]

dont forget to put lm on the underside of the ihs as lm can absorb in to little "micro pores", which will be accelerated due to thermal expansion once the cpu is under load. also you couldve put lm between the heatsink and the ihs as well.

[@themacdaddy870]

Everything was brilliant except the the set up music. The music when it was completed should have been all the way through. Nice build brother

[@themacdaddy870]

And the blue LED’s with the yellow! Nice touch

[@marcelltoth8516]

Plz post : hungary, random street 57! 😜

[@witerfagundes7372]

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[@n0spam911]

good look drilling out all those pins when you will need to replace something

[@d1570r7]

Great build but one suggestion. This is more of the case design fault than yours though. You should not cover the power supply intake with radiator because you will introduce additional heat to your power supply. This will cause PS fan to overwork = produce noise/wear fan/efficiency drop. Your other build with 360mm rad was limited to one option but with 240+120mm you could've done GPU>rear 120mm rad>right justified 240mm rad>CPU in that order to dissipate heat away from components. To even out the look add a fan over the PS and, not sure if this is even possible but since the shroud has large holes perhaps put 240mm rad behind the shroud and put the fan on top of shroud? I really like the look of this case but that side mounted PS shroud limits cooling options and in any configuration you will direct hot air to PS because it's the only component with negative air flow in a tunnel. Moving the heat away from that shroud as much as possible should yield greater cooling result I think.

[@WanderCathyrine]

Far more appreciated it if u used corsair 32 gb dominator rams

[@СинедВокчас]

CPU 8700K зачем скальп?)

[@AKTechMods]

Yeah!

[@prophecyno1207]

Got fired for watching this porn at work.. Thanks 😂

[@eve-onosu7944]

Bone appetite

[@akubostrom106]

Hieno niinku muut rakennelmat

[@AKTechMods]

Kiitoksia.

[@rebiza2278]

myykkö tätä

[@mikki1577]

Rebiza myy se, pc raudan osto ja myynti ryhmä Facebookissa

[@コバ父さん]

布袋モデルみたい。

[@quinnvisser4287]

bit sad its 3000 mhz ram

[@eve-onosu7944]

quinn visser *its an intel processor not Ryzen*

[@RhonnyCich]

10000000€ on this video and just 5k of views

[@badarmuneer8129]

i want to win that 303 classic PC i love to play games on it please give me that