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what is going on everyone I know you're ready to get right into the Walter White three bill blog so without further ado I present the finale and the finished product what's up everyone welcome to part two of the Walter White three build log this was actually supposed to be the end of part two but as you'll see here shortly I have a problem with just a very small leak somewhere in the reservoir I'm pretty sure it's coming from Oh taught me see where it's already stained the the whites just kind of like top here of the reservoir I'm going to try to clean that off but there's a leak somewhere behind here I don't I'm not sure if it's the the little cap that I have on the opposite side opening over here or if I'm missing an o-ring up top or what so we're going to drain this entire loop and find the source of the leak it's somewhere back there I'm not I'm not exactly sure if it's coming from the opening or if it's coming from the seal we'll figure that out right now so here's something you might find interesting I have one of the ports on the bottom of the reservoir just a small little tube here that runs to a valve that acts as my drain valve so all I need to do as long as I have an opening up top which will allow air to slow down and kind of push the fluid into this bottle here is just turn the dial you can see fluid flows there we go start draining okay so what I've done here I've taken apart the radiator reservoir combo took it out of the loop so the link nothing loop right now it's just has one Bend from the GPU to the CPU block and I actually disassembled the reservoir blocks on both the top and bottom and swapped out the o-ring configuration so the way that pretty much will has you do it they have you put two o-rings inside these little white basically fasteners here and those two o-rings are supposed to prevent fluid from leaking out the bottom of this acrylic and out through the gaps and I believe that's why we were getting liquid build-up here because liquid was somehow getting through those o-rings passing between those o-rings and the acrylic cylinder itself I think the way I have it set up now the fluid won't be able to get through I mean that's the point after all you don't want leaks in the system so we're going to try this configuration out see if it works I don't think this is mandated by primo chill but it wasn't working the way that it was set up originally so we're going to try something and see if it holds up you all right so I want to point out that I removed the rear 120 grad few of you pointed out that it was covering up this this dim here on the far left so I just took it out all together it will make the run simpler as well so we'll only need four cents of tubing instead of would it be six which which is nice it makes things easier in a sense we don't have to worry about piping moving over here but because we're going to have more empty space I want to do something kind of crazy here I want to do like a helix twist or something or have one go up and and down and the other one do the opposite I don't know something crazy to kind of fill up this gap so we're going to have we already have this one and this leads up to the top of the reservoir we have the tube in the back that I showed you earlier that runs up into the radiator so the fluids got a cub sorry from from up here to the CPU now I wanted to feed the CPU first so this tube is going to you know do something crazy right when it gets to this point either loop around or I don't know just just something something weird you know something that looks cool it did just like is the signature signature move for this build okay okay and while the PC is priming I just have the pump turned on obviously the rest of computer's not on because power supply is not installed yet we're going to do that we're going to install a see Sonic focus 851 FX fully modular power supply if you aren't familiar with see Sonic specifically they actually manufacture quite a few power supplies that are rebranded by other companies including Corsair coolermaster EVGA c sonic is one of the best out there check this out see sonic also includes their own zip ties that are branded by them which looks super cool they also include zip ties just for regular cable management you don't with super fancy with these here and you also get your for standard psu screws as well as a cool focus branded sticker now one of the huge selling points of this particular unit from C sonic is the fact that it is actually super compact so it's a full sized ATX PSU no doubt but it's not very lengthy meaning it won't take up a lot of space in your basement which is good if you have hard drive trays or if you have something like a pump in Walter White threes case so we can actually put this in even the most compact case and still have plenty of room for cables to be stored and for hard drives and whatnot so I really like the fact that it's super compact it's also very efficient - at 80 plus gold and another important attribute worth mentioning this is a fully modular power supply so we only have to install what cables we do need for our particular build the cables themselves included in the box are also black sleeved and the cables are black as well so no ugly ketchup and mustard combos so our computer has been probably for about thirty minutes or so I'm confident enough in my own abilities to bend and connect tubing and whatnot I'm gonna call this good enough I don't see any leaks and I don't think it's going to leak anytime soon given the lay of this setup now but if this is your first time building something similar to this I do recommend you just powering the pump like I've done here don't power anything else in the system because if something does leak they'll damage those components so just keep the pump on for about 24 hours or so come back the next day if you still don't have any leaks then you should be good to go for you know quite a while but in 30 minutes I'm confident enough I'm going to go install the power supply so we're going to turn this off and actually turn the entire computer on now Wow this is the biggest buzzkill ever crabby tempered glass sticker it's all this residue on the glass itself when you pull it off so this build was extremely complicated frustrating not only technically but just because I had a few issues that were expected that really shouldn't have happened in the first place that made this build take much longer than it should have I would have been done by day three if it wasn't for the issues that I had one of which you saw in the previous footage in this video but you didn't see something else I didn't film this because I was just so angry that it happened and I was just worried about fixing it as quickly as I could and it's difficult for me to say this because pre Mitchell is a major sponsor of this video series so they sent $1,000 worth of custom gear here they they really hooked us up but I cannot hide the fact that the d5 pump they sent was dead on arrival I can confirm that because not only did I swap that pump with another d5 pump and that one worked perfectly fine but also because I swapped the power supplies too to make sure what there's power supply and compatibility something weird like that I narrow down all the variables I made sure this thing was dead and it was it was just kept clicking like there was a relay or something clicking in there but it actually wasn't powering on so no fluid was being churned in the loop that's an issue because you obviously need to move to take that heat away from your CPU and GPU heat sources so I had to drain this build not once but twice unexpectedly because of two issues that really shouldn't have happened the first being that the pump died the second being that the reservoir itself was leaking especially from the top it did leak from the bottom slightly as well and I'm not sure if this was just because the o-rings weren't positioned correctly or if I didn't tighten the seals all the way I torque those things those things were on there but nonetheless fluids still managed to find its way out of the reservoir and into just the open space in the case that's not good at all you don't want to leak period because I could damage other components in your PC and another thing premature I think that the flow chart even clued on your website along with the installation pictures are not doing this thing justice I think that you are confusing the consumer by showing arbitrary pictures and labeling things but not showing which orient from what you're looking at the reservoir also you mislabeled something here this should say I think the opposite because you're saying that both ports are the intake that doesn't make any sense at all that confuse me I was kind of questioning whether or not I even had the intake port on the right side or the outtake port on the right side so I think that that needs to be a bit more clear that can confuse consumers I was worried about that but everything else that I have to say about pretty much chill is positive so I had a do a pump and I don't really know if you can just blame pretty much specifically for that because they don't manufacture they don't build the pump so they just rebrand the pump so it's kind of luck of the draw just happened to be that I got a dead pump and that's kind of expected I guess at this point on the channel but I would like to say I'm a huge fan of the premotor revolver fittings I think those are the best fittings period hands down they're well-designed they're easy to use they look awesome you can get them in whatever color you want practically you know just a single or in between the fitting cap and the fitting itself the G quarter fittings will connect to whatever else you want to integrate into your loop so huge thumbs up for me in that respect I recommend promotional fittings over any other things I've used to date the other thing I want to mention the reservoir pump combo looks really cool I think that pretty much is done a great job kind of incorporating the two into a single unit I usually pumps or combine with some huge block followed by the reservoir on top and you just see a bunch of that block that you don't that's not appealing doesn't look very good over this case you see pretty much all the fluid that's it you won't even know there's a pump attached you would think it was a separate unit somewhere else in the loop so I think it done a great job there aesthetically as well as functionally the fluid doesn't have a problem moving through the loop as is apart from that though you already know how the i-9 is doing it's running really hot despite having a custom loop in here the CPU is still running at around 80 85 degrees Celsius under load and that's only at a four point two gigahertz overclock in a V core of one point one so yeah I mean you boost that to four point six and one point two five and the thing probably hits 95 96 degrees Celsius and starts thermal throttling so this is pretty much the barrier here getting a 10 core CPU at 4.2 gigahertz in itself is impressive but four point six is really pushing it most a iOS can't handle it and even to move like this with a single 360 millimeter rad is barely enough you could say if it's throttling it's not enough period the pump is just not able to keep up with the amount of heat being dumped by that CPU now many of you have asked what on earth I do with these pcs once I put them together like where do they go into the ether they just disappear do I use them personally for a long time usually a bit of both obviously the latter followed by the former so I'll use this PC for maybe a week or two and then I'll tear it down that's about how long it'll last maybe two weeks now recycle these parts look it's no simple task for any company big or small to spend a thousand dollars worth of components especially you know custom loot gear like this to a tech reviewer so I'm going to take advantage of these parts as much as I can before something new is released and then I will put together a new build with new or primo chill parts but for now this stuff is excellent I recommend it all you can find it all linked in the video description by the way along with the fan tech CPU and graphics card blocks those are also beautiful that that's what you're saying in there those are lit up themselves they have LED strips RGB integration all built into those blocks which is really nice for the next PC build on the channel we're going to stick with AMD Rison they're trying to put something together for under $1000 it should be a solid 1080p and 1440p gamer along with a decent video content creation editor all that stuff pretty much an all-around excellent PC especially for the price so we're going to try to do one that's not called a budget PC but it all around solid PC for under $1000 stay tuned for that on the channel also an excellent case coming from fractal design I don't know I got hot randomly CPUs it like 74 degrees that's normal for an i9 that's pretty normal but anyway with that if you liked it be sure to give it a thumbs up thumbs down for the opposite click a subscribe button if you have it alright now catch you in the next video we got a monitor from Ben Q on the review next this is science studio thanks for building with us you