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this video is brought to you by primo chill and fantex check out their links in this video's description for your simple and complex pc building needs anyone seen a white fitting I put it somewhere on this board but the Arctic camouflage is just too intense what's up everyone I would like for you to me to potentially want to be whitest PC builds on YouTube this is part one of likely three maybe four depending if I include benchmarks in a part but yet the idea here so we're going to put together a very white PC it's going to have pretty much everything sporting some sort of white accent if not just the full-on white thing here so this is all like you know 24-pin completely white reservoirs completely white we're going to use white fluid from pretty much so all of the custom live gear you're going to see here with the exception of the graphics card water block and the CPU block will be from pre module so prima chill has really done as a solid here centers a ton of stuff to make this build possible I'm going to go through and detail all these parts here soon but they have you know the white reservoir they have the white radiators they even sent over white cables and then on top of that we also have an MSI X 299 tomahawk Arctic motherboard this one was just released it's a solid by sending us out as quickly as they did so huge thanks to them as well and as I mentioned earlier fantex this is their glacier GTX 10 atti founders edition water block this has RGB integration built in so we're going to install that block probably in this part in part 1 we also have a sea sonic power supply 80 plus gold sea Sonic is you know one of the most reputable brands around when it comes to power supply so they were very cool sent us one of those over this is pretty much it for what you haven't seen before we've got to tread it Zee RGB ddr4 kit this is a 32 gig kit 8 gigabyte DIMMs and uh so there's obviously four in here and we're going to set the color preset to white that's where it's going to stay because obviously I mean ya wouldn't make much sense to go with anything else at this point and lastly the CPU that will go inside the x2 9 9 motherboard is going to be di 970 900 X why not I already have a box opener I don't need another one so let's go ahead and throw it in here and make it as overkill as possible this budget creative imagination ms:i nailed it with this boards look scientists I haven't even tested this thing I don't know if it works frankly I'm sure will they've already run a few tests with this board back at their HQ but this thing looks absolutely gorgeous white PCB as far as I'm aware the only x2 99y PCB on the market and unlike other white PCB competitors this one doesn't have any of those weird ugly tan accents raining it's just is all white or some shade of white and it's going to look so good when paired with all of this from primo chill here's a close-up of one of these killer primo chill G quarter fittings you can get these in pretty much any color you want on their website it's linked in the description if you want to check things out or stuff for your next custom PC build you can get them in virtually any color you can have them paint your fittings pretty much all of them your radiators which is a new thing it's also super cool course I went with white in this case you go with blue blacks whatever red and you can even get your reservoir accents painted and you can design some custom cables for your build as well again all on their website which is really cool they're pretty much unifying the entire custom build experience so the plan for this building is a 240 millimeter reservoir with the d5 pump attached below this is going to stand upright in our fans XP 400s we have a three hundred sixty millimeter radiator up front and a small 120 at the rear now the last few pieces I want to show you before we actually begin building are from San Texas sent over the p400s tempered glass Edition this is the white version I reviewed it in a card right here they asked they also have a white special edition which has a white basement and white accents but it's actually going to black outside coating so I didn't go for that one because I wanted a white case and will have black accents apart from just the basement whatnot anyway so this so the rad fins are black so it's going to be okay it'll be a white and black thing but mostly white now the other two things that they send that are super cool and I'm glad that these are available now this is their CPU water block with RGB integration this is a beautiful-looking blog I cannot wait to put this thing on and just see how it how it fits with the rest of the build and then the 1080 TI block follows suit and design this one is also gorgeous check that could that looks I can't get over just the clean aesthetic here fantex is an excellent job with this just design overall it does not come at the back plate which is a bit disappointing I will admit they have a few extra ones lying around good for reference cards and this also has RGB supports so white LEDs in here and also white LEDs in the CPU block so we've got quite a bit of work to do I expect this to be an eight-hour day three or four day project hopefully it pays off aesthetically though I think this will be one of my cleanest built to date and I'm going to love the white color scheme once everything is in here the white with the black contrast should look pretty dope everything kind of scattered all over the place there's more stuff in the hallway outside of this room let's get to building okay deep sigh of relief this is day two of the build processes where I'm at after the second day and this is where I'm gonna call it quits for part 1 if you wonder where the back plate is don't worry I have one in the works the one that I had planned to use didn't fit with the fan textblock as is so I'm doing a few things to get that to work out so it does look stupid have like a black PCB board and a white PCB board behind it so I'll get that taken care of don't worry you want to say one thing about these fittings these are by far the best I've ever used period so Bravo pretty much so you guys nailed it they're super easy to use super easy to secure the tubing and the color is phenomenal again you can choose any color you want practically for these fittings here along with most of the gear that you see in this case now one thing I want to say about the reservoir it's a bit tricky because the the pump the d5 pump is actually attached down below the way that it's set up is I originally thought we had to have the the out port coming from this one here but it's actually on the backside just because the nature of which way to pump spin so fluids actually be coming out the back I have a cap on the backside so I have to put this fitting back there and then cap the front and that's going to suck because then I have to have a tube coming up and around and neither do the graphics cards or to the radiator of top or something and it has to be oriented this way because the reservoir has to mount to the radiator so it's kind of in my opinion a poor design by the way that this is set up here maybe it's just supposed to be oriented horizontally or something but vertically at least on this side of the case it's not ideal for an outtake if you will from the back side of a case so that will be a bit tricky it's okay though we'll get through it I also have a 120 in the back we'll figure out what the heck we're going to do here I want to have both of the tubes kind of move this way and that's because there's a bunch of empty space down here I'm usually used to putting you know a graphics card down here as well so it kind of fills in the gaps and that's the point of having a custom loop right you want to fill in the empty space and the PC so to tackle that issue with the problem only having 110 atti which I'm not complaining but it's just the space down here I'm going to take advantage of by just running piping down here so that's that's going to be the way that I remedy that and then I guess from the CPU maybe from here too you don't know maybe here to hear how this one come down across but I don't know ones maybe just stretch all the way across and connect both radiators directly no clue yet we're going to figure all that out in part two along with the back plate issue we'll start wiring everything up I'm also install the power supply in part two as well maybe Bend some tubing and maybe even add some fluid import - I'm not sure and then part three I guess we can call the benchmarking parts but I don't know I'm not going to say definitely what's going to happen ports two and three because I don't know if we can run into issues at this point this is my first time working with this configuration so I'm interesting how things work out with that I hope you enjoyed part one stay tuned for part two this is science studio thanks for building with us you you