FormD T1 Reference Custom Loop... Feat. the ModUltra LORO

[@harryhalfmoon]

3:47 - "Pretty simple gaming build" - Proceeds to build sub-10Liter, full custom hard-line loop will full pump res. Love your videos. Keep it up!

[@swizzler8053]

Nice compact build. A radiator with a extra port (fill) would be more handy imo. Keep up the great work and stay safe. ❤

[@emiel255]

After this case you should definitely check out the Thorzone NanoQ R and S version. They look extremely interesting as well as beautiful

[@maverickcen1220]

Would soft tube save some work or they just won't do the job? Also, may I please know where can I get that 12vhpwr cable? I tried 3 of the 90degree angled adapter but none of them perfectly fits in the space. The one that I am using correctly causes bulge to the bridge that connects front panels.

[@MachinesMore]

It can be made to work, the only concern I had was over the pump res and behind the front panel (16mm soft tube fittings are wider than hard line ones). I hear you on the power connector, this one I got from “MODDIY”, it took a while to arrive from China but it fits without bulging.

[@maverickcen1220]

​@@MachinesMore Thank you for replying to me! I guess I would give up doing custom looping in my current setup. It might sound very retarded, but I am running a 7950x3d with Noctua C14S and 4070ti(Inno 3d 2slot) in this 11l little case. I did some undervolting and set my thermal throttle to 87 instead of stock default 95. Usually my CPU idle temperature is around 50-60 degree. When I open something random that requires it to work, it will suddenly increase to 87 then drop down to where it should be. I am worried if that's going to hurt my CPU in the long run. I don't really know if an AIO would help. if I were to have an AIO why would I even use this case. If I change my case then why would I need my Inno 3d 2 slot 4070ti (facepalm). For the temperature spiking thing that I am experiencing, I did some research and they say that it is Ryzen 7000 series problems. It could only be solve by opening the lid and use direct die cooling. I was too afraid that I will break the CPU so I didn't try that. looking for some advice, please send help🙏.

[@Kokinkun]

@@maverickcen1220 It's fine, the CPUs were designed to safely boost up as long as they were at or below "TJmax" (temp at die junction) which is 95C and you've dropped that to 87C. The CPU die temps are about 10-15C hotter than the overall CPU temp (think GPU hotspot temp vs normal GPU temps), so you're 100% safe as long as you're staying within those stock limitations.

[@ailluinthethyra6139]

I hope you can get your hands on some Arctic P14 Max for a review :)

[@SaltyFeta]

Dig your channel 👍🏼

[@ziich1]

Where can I get those silicon psu cables?

[@MachinesMore]

I ordered from a place called “MODDIY”. You should be able to get a 12 pin cable for two or single 8 pin ends.

[@RXR25]

Holy shit