watercooled Dual Pentium 3 Tualatin build - RETRO Hardware

[@ZeroHourProductions407]

Compared to you, Linus makes scrub tier builds with rgb lighting levels that would make Las Vegas jealous. This construct, this build, is a masterpiece.

[@guilhermedecampos8279]

This is our old school

[@RickBaconsAdventures]

linus sucks, the only thing he has going for him is all the free stuff that he gets. He hardly knows anything about computers or electronics and every video is biased

[@3a.m.284]

RickBaconsAdventures yet Linus built a sub zero water cooler before you were even born, try again lmao

[@NathanJennings1222]

Friggin' art.

[@PeachIceCreamy]

RickBaconsAdventures Linus doesn’t suck, I’ve learned quite a lot from him. He knows more about computers than you probably do.

[@dariopetrusic4215]

the only thing better than a Pentium 3 Tualatin 1.4 are two watercooled Pentium 3 Tualatin 1.4 ^^

[@hardcore8uk]

And I thought you were gonna say AMD XP 1600+

[@punker4Real]

X7560 which is just 8 pentium 3 tualatins

[@DarkLinkAD]

@@punker4Real no..

[@malicious1111]

@@hardcore8uk but athlon xp 1500 barton, was great! Remember great oc time with my Abit.

[@hardcore8uk]

@@malicious1111 XP 1500+ Barton?, don't you mean 2500+ Barton?, Anyway the first Athlon XP 1600+ totally smashed the 1400 TUALATIN in every way, Yeah and you didn't need an expensive board to run it too, the first XP chips could work fine in an old Thunderbird motherboard, and did I mention how cool 😎 they ran (unlike the Thunderbird cores lol

[@someboringperson9359]

Well, this guy cannot be bored in quarantine thats for sure.

[@andrzejandrzejewski2050]

Si qurwa on sie nie nudzi !

[@LeoLijo]

yea I wish i had that many computer parts

[@bestopinion9257]

@@LeoLijo I think he just buys them. I have enough parts to build 10+ rigs from different era. Except the cases, I only have 5. Every time i saw something interesting I bought it.

[@GoldSrc_]

I love these old builds, they take you back and make you remember what kind of machine you needed to have to run Doom 3 at max setting back then.

[@faolor6468]

Rise and shine doctor free man

[@Wasmachineman]

Watercooled dual Tualatin build. AWESOME!

[@henriquegurgel4786]

Adorei o canal. Excelente iniciativa para uma pessoa tão jovem. Seus vídeos são uma viagem no tempo. Parabéns!

[@randumbrantz9212]

Ive worked on this model case... heavy as hell, but really nice. That door swings open with surprising force, cracked me right in the forehead.

[@sayparler]

What an amazing retro PC!!! Custom loop water cooling for the dual CPU and GPU, plus the water reservoir and the massive radiator! Everything is so overkill and so cool! Great attention during the build up as well, so much dedication, simply fantastic!

[@claudiourrutiaaranguiz9281]

Indeed, this is a kick-ass machine.

[@zbyneknyklicek6934]

Ahoj, tak to je naprostá pecka! Již delší dobu sleduji Tvá videa a vždycky mi vykouzlí úsměv na rtu, když se v duchu vrátím do těch pro mě zlatejch let. Mám podobný koníček, jen bych potřeboval skládek jako máš na videu :-) Jen tak dál! Retro hardwaru zdar :-)

[@phillipstearns7258]

dude, you have the absolute best retro computer builds on youtube. thank you.

[@sashan4722]

Would love to see you overclock it. I'm curious how far you can push the cooling.

[@Donciu89]

Awesome build man. I've got a WTF moment when you opened the case, never saw a piston inside a case before.

[@brodatelc]

Hello Donciu. I recently saw such a case somewhere on our OLX :)

[@ZyelEdits]

PC + Watercool + ASMR. Simple but Beautiful, magnific work!

[@osgrov]

That's some mighty nice hardware. A build to strive for! Nice build, and I'm quite fond of that Thermaltake case. It's weird, but gives lots of possibilities. Love your high-end builds, keep them coming man. :)

[@TheBig451]

That... is... honestly a really great looking case especially for the vintage? Oh god I'm going to have to dive headfirst into a rabbit hole to find one, aren't I? :')

[@HenrySomeone]

Well, it was as far as I know the most expensive case at the time - around 400$, maybe even a bit more.

[@Greg1096]

​@@HenrySomeone i think the Zalman Fatal1ty may have been a little more expensive but didnt look quite as good.

[@metaleater9]

If that Aquatube is aluminum which I think it is, Then your going to need an anti-corrosion additive in the water loop. Love this build so much.

[@OleNesie]

My god, I have seens some big cases from you but that is on a whole nother level

[@Frank_77]

Isso sim era um gabinete top, até um water cooler de respeito vem embutido !!!

[@sneedsfeedseed3250]

You should've stuck cold cathode lights in there for "of era" lighting.

[@KooYu]

14:47

[@fwmtb]

@@KooYu at 9:00 you can see that it is an led strip

[@CarlosHenriqueNoronhadeAguiar]

I understand that he said. No fancy led in that period of time

[@RETROHardware]

It is piece of white strip, no RGB or cathodes. Of course I forgot one blue led in water tank :-)

[@lukin6514]

Ahoj Hrozně mně baví tvoje videa, jsem rád že někdo začal natáčet zrovna takový obsah. Dokonce jak jsem viděl tvoje videa, tak jsem si řekl proč nevzít starší součástky které se mi povalovaly doma a poskládat z nich PC. A překvapilo mně že utáhne i některé dnešní hry.

[@adamsonntag5755]

Out of all the water cooled builds, this I like!

[@thepulsehot]

مرحبا، قمنا بهذه التجربة عام 2006 واستخدمنا الغاز بدلا من الماء محاولة منا في وصول ٣ درجات تحت الصفر، وكانت المشكلة هي عملية التكثف حول مواسير التبريد مما أدى إلى تكون قطرات من الماء داخل صندوق الحاسوب، وبالتالي تلف اللوحة الأم. ثم جربنا الماء ولم نفلح أيضاً. لعل هذه التجربة تفلح مع هذا الفني. نأمل له التوفيق.

[@fastcx]

Man these old cases are such beauty!

[@eddiea3782]

I love old skool builds. This was really nicely done.

[@poklik1]

Old skull build))

[@chip1gray]

Remove the shim on the 9700 thats why there is so much paste on the die because the heat sink cant make full pressure on the die!! great build 5*

[@naikjoy]

Now this is much better looking than what LGR puts together

[@Max15691]

Love the kind of industrial theme going on here! It looks awesome and badass lol

[@BroniranEnotBG]

How do you feed the frog when computer is running?

[@coffeepot3123]

Fish food trough the reservoir ;)

[@RWL2012]

I don't usually actually watch your videos but this one I had to, and i'm glad I did ;)

[@same8825]

Such an amazing video. The only part that made me hurt was when you turn the pump on with no fluid to start at 11:55. Thank you for making this :)

[@francissauve6685]

I didn't stay for the music, stayed for the soft sounds and really cool old tech

[@AlexCatV12]

Cool video bro. Watching with pleasure. Thanks for your work. Music awesome too.

[@mtdenardin7604]

Your videos are the best! Would be cool to see how those machines would perform on the internet

[@bryanbrewer4272]

i just had a nerdgasm,thank you!

[@Lordosvk]

Mate i see you are q3 pro. Nice build... Love to watch peace from sk. This is real content.

[@timothynolan7250]

I think that's the coolest one you build so fare! Thanks!

[@bergePanzer581]

I want this more than I should. Dream build from my high school days.

[@bestopinion9257]

It's cheap to build one if you want. Maybe not the nicest PC parts though. Those are rare.

[@rauldesousa8815]

... Excelent, you're the Best in retro Area.

[@dcikaruga]

I had a dual CPU PIII 1GHz, I didn't notice much difference in gaming, but multi-tasking was really good, the system hardly hanged, and I rarely need to wait for it to catch up with me.

[@bobg3034]

Love old high end hardware!

[@BavarianM]

Nice too see those Infineon ram sticks that where made in Portugal

[@killerrr3211]

That's awesome, can't say I didn't cheese when you turn on the light in there but this entire build is just awesome 👌

[@MisterRorschach90]

Somehow I was unsubscribed from this channel. But to be honest I’m glad it happened so I could subscribe to you again for making such a freaking awesome build!

[@RETROHardware]

noisy crazy funky setups here :-)

[@thenacregod]

I love ancient hardware

[@ProzessoRWelten]

*_Ich mag deine Videos immer wieder schön die alten Sachen_*

[@carltonleboss]

I love that case. You could definitely build a modern system in that.

[@ss-sq1hn]

I found win xp pro machine from trash that had P2B-D mobo with dual pentium 3.. it had 512MB ram. Four 128MB sticks that looked extra tall. Couldn't even install steam on it for some reason even thought pc was still in factory condition and worked fine. I benchmarked it with radeon 9500 pro and it completely destroyed PCMark2002 can't remember the score thought. Should have made videos of it like this gentlemen did with old hardware. This video made me to subscribe.

[@marceloho1984]

Oh! My dream build 20 years ago. Love it.

[@Vinicius_Schneider]

20 anos atrás existiam equipamentos assim no Brasil?

[@BySoulKillers]

the content king, great video

[@Colenol13]

the graphics card that you have in this video is similar to an old one that i have which is the radeon 9800pro. Its nice to see something that makes me remember what things used to be like, including the old BIOS and windows 95/8 as well as xp UIs

[@luheartswarm4573]

that is so overkill for a retro setup I love it!

[@ShieyV2komputroniks]

Seeing the early days of still existing watercooling companies is amazing

[@abx42]

I think this is my favorite build you've done so far I'd love to own this could be my center piece!

[@diagonal-media]

Impressive setup, and I really love Tualatin series. I had one mounted on a Slot 1 unofficial adaper on a 440bx chipset. It's just a bit worthless using watercooling without overlocking and overvolting btw.

[@cringecake321]

Ive never seen hydraulics in a computer case before LOL

[@PhaQ2]

Awesome build! Something I dreamed of owning some 20+ years ago. One problem I forsee is corrosion in the water loop from dissimilar metals.

[@hardwarechronicles9178]

pretty nice and rare to see such hardware running i could only dream of back in the day ;}

[@LosisChannel]

ein wunderschönes System

[@ninplay9168]

True

[@guilhermedecampos8279]

I loved this channel this make me when I was child! Love this hardware!

[@MdemetrioM]

Que nostalgia, parabens pela ideia e pelo video!

[@danielauen7790]

Oh, your going totally old-school, very nice.

[@oldschoolcomputers9245]

You can clearly see how the system's weak point manifests itself in DOOM 3. There is not enough bandwidth for the system bus, which is divided between two processors. I also have a dual-processor Board (SuperMicro P3TDDE), and when monitoring games like HL2, DOOM 3 - either loaded 1 processor, or two but half. Moreover, when overclocking the bus at least to 140 MHz, the load of processors increases(apparently they are less idle if the bandwidth of the bus increases).

[@RETROHardware]

D3 or HL2 are to strong for R300 GPU. Yes two CPUs are quite pointless for old games.

[@oldschoolcomputers9245]

@@RETROHardware I use different versions of GF6800 in my builds, they are enough. And I put the frame limit at 30fps in the above games. With 1024x768 you can even enable 2x anti aliasing)

[@chooch1353]

holy molly amount of aesthetics, that corpus oh my

[@GuigEspritDuSage]

It's an incredible hardware mount for it's time, except for the innovatek "airtrap" which was really failing at his job to prevent air from circulating on the water circuit. We can see it very well on your video (we can see the vortex and air that is sucked despite the waterflow is quite low due tiny tubs diameter). This was making the pump quite noisy. I remember to have mod both my 1048 pump and airtrap in order to circumvent this issue. I was really annoyed by the noise of my P4 + R 9700 so I decided water-cool them. At this time it was really harder to build a silent powerfull setup so I ended up buying 10 modules of first gen cape cora passive radiators. That was not the best idea in the world! I had to mod it for a quite high cost in order to have a reasonable water flow.

[@ZoruaZorroark]

i doubt it will do wonders for modern super high end hardware, but i wonder what could be viable in here as a sleeper build

[@KH_1]

This is a real machine, not chessy RGB toys.

[@Niyologist]

I like both old and new builds. Sadly, I never got to build computers from the past. I did, however, enjoy building newer computers.

[@ryanfowlow8034]

What a beast! I'd kill for that case alone..

[@tondaspromos474]

Isso me lembra a primeira vez que joguei gta no PC me impressionei com os gráficos n tinha nada como aqueles gráficos na época hoje com tantos jogos de gráficos bem superiores n me impressionam como antes... top demais o vídeo!

[@Rainbow__cookie]

I really love the dual 5.25 resevior I want one of those in a modern build

[@vipervidsgamingplus5723]

Rainbow Cookie if you can find a case with the 5.25 inch drive bays they still make the reservoir

[@Popk1ller]

Teh tiems where Themaltake built some quality stuff. This case is really good

[@NLTheGreater]

Oh good lord! I'm still using that beautiful case! Thermal Take tai chi case!

[@kylecooney353]

job well done sir! you are an artist

[@Gas93_3]

I love old builds, i do old builds too! but i dont have many parts at home, i buy it from internet then i build an entire PC with old gaming parts, now i am building on a old CM Stacker case with liquid cooling

[@nahpets2345]

From the inside looks like a server but on the outside looks like a powerful gaming rig from the late 90's!

[@vipervidsgamingplus5723]

Nahpets Android Gameplays servers now don’t look like that, maybe the ones from 2006 but now days they have a different look.

[@nahpets2345]

@@vipervidsgamingplus5723 i know but the dual CPU setup reminds me of an old Xeon server

[@FatalityOCC]

For better performance Try CL2 RAM. Now when watercooled, can you go past 155MHz FSB? (On Air I cant go any higher - but that was on ST6 and 1cpu only :( )

[@RETROHardware]

I tried OC by DIPs. 142 FSB is ok, 152 didn‘t post. P3-S is not good for OC ... best Tualatins for OC are Celerons 1.2-1.3 ... I will do something with OC bt on different board.

[@benrogersdevon]

@@RETROHardware i doubt the pci bus is locked on that dual socket 370 mobo mate. 142 MHz / 4 is 35.5MHz pci bus but it’s default is 33.34 MHz. I’ve ran the pci bus at around 36.5Mhz before, but 37 and over is likely not going to work, as it’s too far out of spec

[@hkn.89]

what is name the music in the background 🤔 6:24

[@Quietruck]

Very enjoyable. Thanks again. Stay healthy and safe.

[@rostislavnemecek2285]

tvá videa jsou SUPEEER :))

[@jackhawkins469]

love that fan controller

[@enilenis]

Haven't fired up my dual Tualatin in about 15 years. No watercooling though, so it is as loud as yours before the mod. Plus a dual fan Voodoo and a SCSI drive. Bootup noise beats an airplane taking off.

[@skunch]

okay, the light inside the case is a legit good idea, I hate angling my lamp into position to see

[@dgnoided3952]

man the heatsink fan on that gpu was insane. shame ya had to take it off to put on the waterblock lol

[@BEAMERNOOB]

You should run the cpu coolers either in parallel or with a radiator between.

[@agenda697]

Great build ! I am inspired now to find a use for my aquatube resevoir... no traped frogs though !

[@colchronic]

The fact this runs doom3 at all is impressive to say the least

[@singleplayergaming526]

Back in the day i slapped a Zalman cooler on my 9700 pro .And dellided my amd 64 3000+ .The cooler didn't make direct contact to the dellided die of the cpu ,Simple solution i opted for ,was to raise the cpu a few milimeters from the socket ,wedged it down just enough for the heatsink to actually touch the die .The times when overclocking and just adjusting the cooling made a huge differance

[@jr540123]

Over clock that beast and put the best AGP card on the market on her. amazing build!

[@A-BYTE94]

Amazing build, I remember my first computer had dual socket 370 motherboard, 2x Pentium III 1.3GHz, 512MB of RAM, ATI Radeon 9800 and Windows XP and I got it in 2006

[@lucasgameseentretenimento1077]

Show de bola seu trabalho, parabéns 👏

[@brodatelc]

Never run the pump without fluid, just as a minor note. The system is beautiful, the frog rules something beautiful, you reminded me of my beginnings with LC, ahhhhh, for me it was the Koolance PC 601 set, unfortunately it is difficult to get it today :( Something wonderful. And be sure to do something with this liquid, preferably dedicated to LC premixed transparent liquid, distilled water is good, but it loses its properties much faster than ready-made liquids with anti-corrosion additives. It's a pity that these blocks should turn tarnished. I love your materials

[@angryaquar]

Super video těším se na další

[@AG-pm3tc]

Just throwing it out there, i case you didn't think of that, i am not sure what is the from made of, but i hope it is very unreactive, in case you plan on running this system for a while. Cool video as usual!

[@johnny14794]

Wow I love that CPU case!!!

[@spencerreppe7558]

I wonder if you could still do office work on that machine.

[@matchmakerchris7617]

Building crazy retro punk machines as always B)

[@carlwillows]

I used to run a dual Pentium 3 setup...1Ghz I think. Still have it around somewhere lol. Paired with a good Nvidia graghics, was a good system for a long time.

[@madson-web]

Amazing build!

[@alel963]

Sehr verrückt, es hat mir gefallen

[@giorgio5789]

That's pure gold 👍

[@tamas_k]

tony stark's power cell was built into this retro machine, with a bonus frog inside.

[@tamas_k]

jaja)