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the master case each 500 M by Coolermaster sports dual tortor millimeter addressable RGB fans a USB 3.1 gen2 type-c port and 4 tempered glass side panels both sides top and front and the front can swap out for a mesh panel if you want maximum airflow it has a plethora of cable routing covers to keep things tidy too so click the sponsor link in the description to learn more No Oh oh hi there sorry I didn't see you at first you know there comes a point in every tech youtubers life when there's just too many boxes they keep arriving and eventually they must be unboxed so that is what this video is all about I've got a bunch of stuff to take out of the boxes today and I realized as I was looking through a few of these things that there's a little bit of a theme so today on one of the hottest days in Southern California so far this summer I'm going to be doing the coolest unboxing ever thought I thought I'd sharpen my knife to get ready not very good at knife sharpening now I have boxes here from Thermaltake Corsair noctua alpha cool and Arctic cooling and I have decided to start out with the Corsair boxes that's partially because I actually already opened at least one of these so all three of these are from Corsair starting out with this long one here and inside we have an H 150 I Pro they're still using the same fans that came with the old old version of the H 150 I so these do a good job they can be a little on the loud side but they are very performance effective and there is the actual cooler itself during sixty millimeter radiator it's got a silver accents around the pump unit here this is a sixth generation ASA tech pump block combo everything you expect from a solid Corsair third and sixty millimeter radiator for those who can spit it in their case it does a very good job keeping your CPU cool but that's not all we got a couple more boxes here from Corsair and these are the ones I'm a little bit more excited about because they all have to do with cooling I am also working on providing more cooling for the Riptide build and that is what all these are for actually I already had some of these fans for the original build but since I'm doing a 420 millimeter radiator in the top that's 3 by 140 I want to do push pull to take up a lot of that blank space in the top of the case and I of course got to stick with the same fans I'm going everywhere within the case which is the light loop series from Corsair they're very colorful very RGB ish and I'm embracing that for this build so there is that should give you enough for the push-pull and then one more little guy and here the MP 500 I already have a 968 version of this for the bills but the MP 500 which is Corsairs M that to nvme SSD which is a very good performer 3000 megabytes per second reads 2400 megabytes per second writes up to of course now I'm doing a NASPA freenas build in the bottom of the 1000 d case because it's got space for a mini ITX case down there I needed a very specific configuration of stuff to connect to it because I need a bunch of hard drives I need SSDs and I'm running free nests and FreeNAS you can run off of like an 8 gig USB Drive so I realized that I kind of need to run that off of the m dot 2 but installing like a 480 gig or 960 gig to run FreeNAS off of what people would go crazy for that and give me a really hard time so I specifically asked for 120 gig version which is still way overkill for free and asks for a booting drive but that's what I'm gonna go with and this will work just fine for that next up I have another set of packages from Corsair and for today I had a good idea of what most of the stuff was that was gonna arrive but I wasn't sure about everything so I'm actually not her percent sure let's see in these boxes so we shall have to open them to find out and inside it's another H 150 I prefer um you know I've already got one of these course a but now I have two of them ok that kind of gives me a bit of a suspicious feeling about what's in these other two boxes mystery box number two contains or where RGB ll series fans a total of six and I guess now that means I'd be very surprised if this is anything other than an mp5 M hey look it's an MP 500 and now I have duplicates of all that stuff back there alright so thank you Corsair for sending me two of everything that I that I asked for but I actually don't have use for all of this stuff I think here's what I'm gonna do if you guys want to post a comment in this video I'm gonna do an impromptu giveaway screw it let's make it international I'm going to pay myself to ship the H 150 I Pro and the MP 500 120 gig and I'm not sure if I'm gonna need these fans or not it depends on how everything goes with the configuration but I'll throw in probably one or two of these boxes of fans as well so just leave a comment and I'll give it like a week and then I'll pick a winner from the comment section and thanks for watching this video I'm not gonna advertise this giveaway beyond this so you might have a pretty decent chance of winning don't bother posting multiple comments because I'm gonna use a thing that'll only give one entry per person so good luck to any of you guys who might happen to win this extra stuff that Corsair sent me a void where prohibited by law and you know follow your local laws in your area and everything of course to our next package is from Arctic cooling and I ran into them at Computex they were like hey can we send you some cooling stuff and I was like sure and then they've emailed me since then and I don't think I've done a very good job of following up with them but they sent this to me nonetheless and let's see what's inside oh yeah sorry Arctic mx4 I have lots of these looks like they have also included the freezer 33 eSports Edition which looks like an all black air cooler which I don't my as a fan of and then we got a couple biotics f1 25th is air quarter though it's like we got direct copper heat pipe contacts which is always the most effective way for these coolers and it looks like it's got a nice matte black finish on the top there with push-pull 120 millimeter fans that come along with it so I can't speak as to the actual performance of this cooler off the top of my head but I will say aesthetically it looks quite nice and it looks like it's available in a few different colors yellow green red and white and it's about 46 47 dollars at Newegg or about $50 at Amazon so not quite the inexpensive price I was hoping for but hopefully that means it's also a good cooler since it cost a few more bucks than your typical 30 ish dollar tower style air coolers next package here is from thermal teak I asked for just like 3 or 4 fans and this was what they sent we got ring plus fans 20 millimeter 20 centimeter 200 millimeter fans that's actually actually pretty fun we have a thermal take sync controller I didn't have one of these on hand so this is if you want to connect up multiple thermal take products all together you can use that sync controller to control them we got the ring plus 14 so a hundred and forty millimeter ring plus fans it looks like they are five five pins included in this box thanks is the ring plus 12 so 120 millimeter fans pretty much the same thing as 140 all are GB they're all addressable single LEDs they're all PWM fans as well and it's got ring plus RGB software it control that you can use to control them all finally we got a couple Thermaltake pure plus 12 120 millimeter fans here just find out the main difference these are designed more for radiators and they have the LEDs on the central hub whereas the ring plus has the LEDs around the ring is a three fan kits the blades are not clear they're sort of their sort of frosty frosted blades and that's to allow the LED illumination to shine through them other than that got some rubber mounting on the side sort of clean look and design for fans and I think the RGB is really the standout feature here but anyway thank you thermaltake I now have way more fans than I had before you guys even notice these boxes in the back these are these are the really exciting ones so the guys can't tell this is from nock to up so in here we have noctua goodies nf a 12 X 25 6 six of them that's awesome we also have these phantom adapters since these fans are hundred and twenty millimeter the naktu is like they're really so good they can also opt for 440 millimeter fans they sent a couple of these which allows you to easily mount the 120 130 millimeter bracket and then we've also got a couple CPU coolers here the NHL 12s which is a horizontal style air cooler and the NH L 9a a m4 which is specifically designed for a m4 and this is a low-profile cooler I really like not to his packaging just everything's laid out here and they got you a nice thing a thermal paste and they've got the little inline own low noise adapter so if your fans making too much noise and you can't control it effectively with your motherboard or a fan controller put that in line and it'll slow down the fan speed and then the coolers themselves are just like this is this feels so heavy and dense and like just premium I really like it so it's got a am4 bracket on there since this is a low profile cooler made for a m4 it's got a little I believe it's a 92 millimeter fan on top and that's pretty much all there is to it so I will need to find a good home for that one perhaps a mini ITX build or something that this would be a good suitable solution for then we got the NHL 12s and I think I already know what I'm gonna be using this for although I'm going to do something with it that I don't think noctua will like and we'll see how you guys feel about it too so this is intended to be a low profile cooler but it's got a bit more thermal mass a bit more size than the extremely low profile and hl9 a that's right there comes the slim fan that you can fit underneath the cooler but you can't actually move that around to the top if you want to depending on how much vertical clearance you have as well as potentially RAM clearance configurations it just depends on your motherboard layout so I think what I'm actually gonna do is take this fan off here and this is an NFA 12 X 15 that they have on here just 15 millimeters thick but I'm gonna ditch that and on a stick one of my hundred and twenty millimeter Corsair ll series RGB fans on top and that's because these systems thus cooling is gonna be the mini ITX build that's for free Ness it's not gonna get all that hot I don't need that much cooling for it and I do want to maintain the RGB aesthetic of the entire build so that fan on top can be plugged into the a m4 motherboard to run the fan and then the LEDs on it I will route over to the main system so that when the main system is on all the lights will turn on and everything but when the mini system is just on by itself it doesn't need any lights the fan will spin but the lights won't go on that's gonna be my air cooler or the mini ITX build on the bottom of your tight oh yeah I got all these eight 12 X 20 fives like best best fan in the world and now the moment you've all been waiting for or I've been waiting for at least I have two of these boxes these are from alpha cool and this is all the water cooling parts for Riptide since there's two I'm gonna start with just this one I think these came all the way from Germany there might be mystery things in here all right is packed it's packed with stuff in here Wow I'm not not really sure where to begin this let's start with something simple this is named port bracket for alpha cools existing CPU block I am using the helix reservoir so we have a few inserts for that which gives that sort of helix interior view which looks pretty cool I've decided there's so much stuff here that I really just need to get it all out of the box and then I'll try to at least go down and point out what each thing is that I'm aware of this is CKC Cape Kelvin catcher which is anti-corrosion fluid this appears to be the same thing as far as I can tell just making sure I've got plenty of it to fill the loop alright I have two of these this is the ice Bakker helix reservoir black caps and a white helix in the middle this is just a reservoir and as mentioned I've got the blue insert that I can pop in there if I decide that blue will match our phone into one white or one blue I have two of these as well these are my GPU blocks for the gtx 980ti listed as gtx 1080 on here but this is the nexus GP x from alpha cool and these are specifically made for the asus strix version of the card so there's the instruction manual right there but the double check make sure everything is as it should be here but actually ethical said they they do have new blocks that they just came out with that are the more like acid ol plexi that you can see through it everything that are a little bit more flashy but I actually kind of want to embrace the the sort of industrial feel for this build again I'm trying to make it functional not just crazy high-end water cooling but this quick look at the block you can see there's big old heat fins along the whole thing to provide some Eden heat dissipation the Loup therefore the actual GPU contact partners also contact for the memory and vrm so I'm excited about that next are the radiators that I've got three of them to 480 rads for four by 120 millimeter fans those are going to go in the Front's where all of the fan mounts already are and I did mount those up with fans already I'm only going to pull one of these out this is the quarter that's 20 millimeter radiator this is three by 140 and jeez it's just that's incredibly beefy copper fins in the middle of course so there's gonna be an insane amount of cooling on this which basically means I don't be able to run the run the fans like almost off June quarter connectors down there in the ends for your fittings or whatever else you're gonna connect up there to complete the loop and a black finish we have a bunch of fittings extensions extenders these are all different varieties different sizes so not going to go through them all I have two pumps since I'm doing two loops these are D five pumps and these are separate from the reservoir that I showed you earlier but as you can see nice blacks leaving on the back there and then various in and out points depending on how I actually want to configure the loop I will need to figure out some proper mounting brackets for this although there is a kits that comes in the box itself to help you out with that next we have fittings and that's what's in this white box is a bunch of these sets of fittings here and there's more sets of fittings in there I'm gonna need quite a few fittings because I need fittings for any point where a block needs a connection points for example connection points for all of these quick disconnects that I've got here but these are compression fittings I'm using soft tubing and there's a quick look there nice clean finish on them I like it you can even choose what color or ring you want we got red red turquoise and yellow it's kind of an interesting add on there I wonder if these have different properties somehow I already mentioned quick disconnects but I have a set of eight of them here and again this is to set it up so that my CPU can be removed just the block itself I can use these to easily disconnect from the loop and these things are these things are pretty pretty sturdy and they're also sort of spring-loaded here so when you pop them in and remove them they kind of pop out like that which is which is fun but this is I'm actually probably most sighted excited about these because these are very highly praised and sought-after quick disconnects from alpha cool people use them a lot of different systems and I think just practically speaking especially if you guys watched the Arctic Panther video where I had to disassemble the whole thing and clean out the blocks and everything maintenance wise or any upgrades I want to do or just getting into connect to get at stuff that might be otherwise blocked by hardline tubing I think I'm gonna have a better long-term solution here going with the soft tubing and the quick disconnects this is sort of an interesting product I wasn't expecting to find it off a pool but I did and it's something I need for the mini ITX build at the bottom I have an interesting the situation where I actually have two about two slots but I can't use both of them because of the CPU I'm using which is going to be the 2400 G so I'm going to need to use a single PCIe by 16 slot on the mini ATX board to put an MDOT two riser enough cool actually makes one this one here and even comes with some passive cooling to go on top of that too this is our CPU block the ice block xpx cpu and I do want to point out for anyone who's going to bring this up in the comments this is not the ideal block to use for thread Ripper simply because it's not designed specifically for thread Ripper it'll get the job done it'll cool it just fine and that is again why I have this adapter kit for tr4 it I might acid am for earlier this is a thread Ripper adapter so you can use the ice block xpx on a tr4 cpu mount but there's a decent chance that I might swap this out in the future again thanks to the quick disconnects I can do that without needing to completely disassemble the loop so this will work for now and of course gotta have that adapter to make sure I can mount it on my cpu but guys that's gonna do it for this video so of course hit the thumbs up button on your way out if you enjoyed it and subscribe because I've got the riptides builds coming and I'm gonna get to work on that like as soon as possible also if you're interested I have merchandise shirts like this one as well as mugs pint glasses bottle openers and you can find those on my store down in the video's description and of course if you have any friends who are into PC 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