this is perfection. all measured and well thought. all components are installed calmly and i dont even see 1 bit of cable clutters inside a freakin small case. u not only gained 1 sub sir. you gain my whole respect.
This is such a meticulous, elegant build, I love it, good job on the design of the loop! Definitely would love to know what the thermals are like for this build.
Not only is this build amazingly good, but you actually showed the process in an educational and really funny way. What you did with the GPU riser and the coolant pipes was inspired btw.
I'm blown away by this build. I have a Velka 5 and was on the struggle bus in picking hardware that fit. Running a 3060ti and my low profile noctua can barely keep up with my Ryzen 7 5700x. Absolutely insane putting in even more graphics horsepower and running a custom loop on top of it all.
My Velka 5 3.0 case along with the 600w power supply and 4.0 Riser cable will be delivered today, Dec. 27, 2023. however, I will only be air cooling my build. I will use the intel core i5 13500 CPU along with the NVIDIA 4070 GPU. Your Build is outstanding! Thank You!!!!
I thought my a4 sfx was small and powerful. Amazing build right here Waiting for AlphaCool to release their 4070ti block then I'm off to the races. The intricacies with this build are a solid inspiration.
My first water cooling build didn't go this well so if this was truly your first tome you did an amazing job. I'd love to do that kind of loop, but the GPU I have is too long cause it's a 5700XT. So true SFF isn't in my future.
Very nice and clean build! Good job👏. Just be careful with those anti kink springs!! Mine almost caught fire because of them in a very tight sff build. If they touch the wrong components in the wrong spots it could be a fire hazard. Figured out that the alphacool eisbaer hoses is pretty good in terms of tight bends even without the springs.
@@RelaxingSFF Yep! Taping the spots is very good extra security. Yes, the blank ones with pretty thick walls. Think they are 7 or 8mm inside and 11mm outside.
@@nsuinteger-au It's a 3070 so even cooler. Still, a single 120mm rad trying to handle both a GPU and CPU is a bit much. Then again, that's just what you do for SFF.
Вот это красота!!! Шикарная сборка!!! Теперь осталось показать , что это всё не зря , тянет как warface, world of tanks, wartander, и много других модных игрушек, .....
Awesome build! First time seeing the anti kink coil used in a build looks really good! Did you shorten the PSU cables or is it just heat shrink & zip ties?
@@RelaxingSFF Good to know! going to to be trying my hand at custom cables soon, and using your guide on custom fan cables for my next build in the Densium 4. Great content!
the tolerances here are amazing! it's as if you had some of the parts here custom made, especially that motherboard tray that had a cut-out for the GPU block fitting. I'm interested to see what optimizations you made here as both the CPU and GPU are sharing what seems to be a 90mm or 120mm radiator. I haven't yet have all the parts I need to start working on my SGPC K55 case, as I'm also using an RTX3070 mini (Zotac), and 13600k.
I reccomend watercooling the k55. With some mods you can fit a 240mm rad on top of it and it makes a big difference in temps compared to the air coolers under the 57mm limit. I'll hapily guide you through the process if you want to. Also you can fit a 120mm rad with a slim fan next to the GPU, provided you have an itx card.
Amazing build, masterful production quality! Subbed! Would you think this build would be possible with AM5 Ryzen and a 4080/4090 waterblock? you've inspired me to try.. :)
Probably not as the gpu itself even without the shroud is a lot bigger on a rtx 4080/4090. I think 4070/ti is the biggest you can currently get away with doing this on an itx build
@@RelaxingSFF indeed you have reached the limit I think of space efficiency. I have a Louqe S1 with one large top hat, and I have manage to fit a 249 radiator and a 120. Even thoug my GPU is no itx
awesome. I've never used true water cooling before, but when you kept putting water in, did you turn the machine on to "pump" it through or is it all via gravity
You usually turn on and off the power supply a couple times while filling the loop. If you don't want to turn on and off the entire PC, you can buy switches that connect to the 24pin cable.
@@joshduffety-wong9618 4070 super has the same 12vhpwr connector as 4070ti. I had to pre-bend the 12vhpwr adapter heating it with hairdryer to comfortably fit it in my midori 5L v2. 4070’s regular 8 pin would allow a tighter bend for sure
@@MoltenPie ah! Thanks for the reply. So I guess my next question is.. can a 12vhwpr connector attach to one of these 600w Flex PSU supplies? I get the feeling the pcie cables can't support that kind of power
@@joshduffety-wong9618 you get the wrong feeling. for your question, two 8pins will provide more than enough power for your 4070ti. 600w of the psu is totally fine for a 250w card that you would want to undervolt for an itx build anyway. and cpus in itx builds are typically 65-95w. 12vhpwr is a larger concern in itself. this connector is known to have a very low safety factor compared to regular 8pins.
I get that thanks to liquid metal, you can keep the components cool and all but, since your only means of cooling the actual coolant is a 120mm radiator with a slim fan on it, and since there isnt all that much coolant in the system anyway, what are those coolant temperatures of yours after an hour of gaming :)?
No, 3080 pcb is too long and will not fit. There is no glass panel for this case. Even when I had a glass panel, I wouldn't use it because the fan blows through side panel.
This is superb. It’s a build where watercooling actually makes sense, doing this without watercooling would be impossible. Just a curiosity, does the radiator fan take enough air? Access to air seems partially blocked by the psu, does it create turbulence?
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Now I want to see the magic to watercool in a velka3
Possible ETA on the Velka 3 water-cooled :)
@@anonamousazn1did u do it?
this is perfection.
all measured and well thought.
all components are installed calmly and i dont even see 1 bit of cable clutters inside a freakin small case.
u not only gained 1 sub sir.
you gain my whole respect.
Thank you so much. Love to hear that, this is the motivation.
This PC makes most SFF builds feel massive. XD
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This is such a meticulous, elegant build, I love it, good job on the design of the loop!
Definitely would love to know what the thermals are like for this build.
You can check the link in description.
I know how difficult these builds are. I can´t imagine the amount of time you have spent filling that loop. Congrats
Not only is this build amazingly good, but you actually showed the process in an educational and really funny way. What you did with the GPU riser and the coolant pipes was inspired btw.
Thank you.
incredible PC, I watched it in silence in the greatest suspense
you're a madman
I'm blown away by this build. I have a Velka 5 and was on the struggle bus in picking hardware that fit. Running a 3060ti and my low profile noctua can barely keep up with my Ryzen 7 5700x. Absolutely insane putting in even more graphics horsepower and running a custom loop on top of it all.
Wow the coolest build I’ve ever seen! Looking forward for your next project with velka 3!
I've been wanting to build a custom loop in a mini itx for a while, this video gave me a lot of insight.
Glad we all get to be here to watch your channel explode early on. Keep it up!!!
I only wish that my computer went together as easily as you made it seem. Great work!
Fan from Korea. Your craftmanship is literally insane. Wanna see more watercooled build
Thank you. Sure more builds are coming.
Good AF formula for the video, man. It's very, very satisfying. Subscribed - and ready for more.
Thank you.
Subbed, i like your minimalist approach in content
Thanks for sharing, 100% love to see more of your work!!!
Looks incredible and appreciate all the details of the build process, thank you 😊
Surprised the temperatures don’t go above 80 with this tiny rad!
Thank you.
My Velka 5 3.0 case along with the 600w power supply and 4.0 Riser cable will be delivered today, Dec. 27, 2023. however, I will only be air cooling my build. I will use the intel core i5 13500 CPU along with the NVIDIA 4070 GPU. Your Build is outstanding! Thank You!!!!
cooool
Did you get it built? How did it go?
Amazing video!
That’s a really compact build.
PC building ASMR, never knew i needed it until now
sweet build, I might have to get some of those L fittings, they look super nice and very nicely designed for usability.
I thought my a4 sfx was small and powerful. Amazing build right here
Waiting for AlphaCool to release their 4070ti block then I'm off to the races. The intricacies with this build are a solid inspiration.
Damn such a cool build, I almost fell asleep watching this because it was so satisfying lol
perfect username, no weird stuff, nice build, very good content
I'm a fan of your works.
I saw this on Reddit. Very cool build!
Wow that's insane! Masterpiece of SFF.
You should build the same build but with 4070Ti now.
Thanks. I probably will do that.
Общеизвестный факт
what an insane build great job
Thank you.
love that there is no background music
this is like the 5th time i have watched this and this always amazes me
My first water cooling build didn't go this well so if this was truly your first tome you did an amazing job. I'd love to do that kind of loop, but the GPU I have is too long cause it's a 5700XT. So true SFF isn't in my future.
Impressive. I would have called BS on a watercooled Velka 3 if I hadn't just watched this. This is true SFF.
This is piece of art ❤
This is awesome I might try this with my velka 5 !!!
Very well done, man!
Great work dude
pure craftsmanship
super clean 🤩
sick work
Man amazing job.
Can't wait for the Velka 3
I love the part where you drop the tube, thanks for sharing the flop!
Just a little fun.
@@RelaxingSFF what is that monitor?
@@kahki2704 samsung the space.
Great effort!
Very nice and clean build! Good job👏. Just be careful with those anti kink springs!! Mine almost caught fire because of them in a very tight sff build. If they touch the wrong components in the wrong spots it could be a fire hazard. Figured out that the alphacool eisbaer hoses is pretty good in terms of tight bends even without the springs.
Thank you. Yes I taped the pcb or spots where that spring crosses. Do you mean alphacool pvc tubing (the shiny one)?
@@RelaxingSFF Yep! Taping the spots is very good extra security. Yes, the blank ones with pretty thick walls. Think they are 7 or 8mm inside and 11mm outside.
very very impressive.
I wonder what thermals look like in this tiny build. Very impressive!
For a 3070 it wont be that bad is my best guess
@@nsuinteger-au It's a 3070 so even cooler. Still, a single 120mm rad trying to handle both a GPU and CPU is a bit much. Then again, that's just what you do for SFF.
Your noise floor with recording is so low. Sounds great
would you like some cpu with your liquid metal, or maybe a nice chunk a cooler??
Good job and really amazing!!
I have a Velka 3 v2, will also buy the Velka 5 v2 (where do I get the parts for the water cooling?) thanks!
that anti kink coil touching the pcb gives me extreme anxiety
Yeah I taped pcb after realized that, just didn't want to shoot video again.
Good job
HP should sell that GPU to the public. It's a very mature-looking 3070.
Best looking oem cards imo.
Вот это красота!!! Шикарная сборка!!! Теперь осталось показать , что это всё не зря , тянет как warface, world of tanks, wartander, и много других модных игрушек, .....
if I was a TH-camr, this is the exact kind of content I would like to make
super cool
Awesome build! First time seeing the anti kink coil used in a build looks really good! Did you shorten the PSU cables or is it just heat shrink & zip ties?
Thank you. I shortened psu wires.
@@RelaxingSFF Good to know! going to to be trying my hand at custom cables soon, and using your guide on custom fan cables for my next build in the Densium 4. Great content!
Nice build! You got me raging on the thermal pad in the first place :-D What's this frame for your cpu? I never saw them with just 3 mounting holes.
You can search for "direct die cooling" for more detail.
i would like to know the temps ..espacially of the mainboard (rams, mosfets..)
the tolerances here are amazing! it's as if you had some of the parts here custom made, especially that motherboard tray that had a cut-out for the GPU block fitting. I'm interested to see what optimizations you made here as both the CPU and GPU are sharing what seems to be a 90mm or 120mm radiator. I haven't yet have all the parts I need to start working on my SGPC K55 case, as I'm also using an RTX3070 mini (Zotac), and 13600k.
Thanks. I undervolted and used liquid metal for both gpu and cpu.
I reccomend watercooling the k55. With some mods you can fit a 240mm rad on top of it and it makes a big difference in temps compared to the air coolers under the 57mm limit. I'll hapily guide you through the process if you want to. Also you can fit a 120mm rad with a slim fan next to the GPU, provided you have an itx card.
That's gnarly!
Amazing build, masterful production quality! Subbed! Would you think this build would be possible with AM5 Ryzen and a 4080/4090 waterblock? you've inspired me to try.. :)
Probably not as the gpu itself even without the shroud is a lot bigger on a rtx 4080/4090. I think 4070/ti is the biggest you can currently get away with doing this on an itx build
just wow.
OMG, why is this so good?
omg this is sick!!!!!!
Truly astonishing build, well done! Do you believe that you could fit a Silverstone TFX 700 psu? I know it's a bit bigger and has a 80mm fan.
Thank you. I won't fit, there is absolute no more place for bigger psu.
@@RelaxingSFF indeed you have reached the limit I think of space efficiency. I have a Louqe S1 with one large top hat, and I have manage to fit a 249 radiator and a 120. Even thoug my GPU is no itx
awesome. I've never used true water cooling before, but when you kept putting water in, did you turn the machine on to "pump" it through or is it all via gravity
Thanks. Yes I must turn the pump on.
You usually turn on and off the power supply a couple times while filling the loop. If you don't want to turn on and off the entire PC, you can buy switches that connect to the 24pin cable.
Dumb question will this same setup work in the Velka 7?
Absolute nugget.
Awesome build ! What is the weight of the final build please ? I am curious to bring that with me on roadtrip
Thank you. I don't have scales.
awesome
WHEN IS THE VELKA 3 BUILD COMING OUT????? I NEED IT
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure that's a reference PCB, not a founder's PCB. A founder's PCB would have a V-shape at the far end, no?
3080/90/ti has V shape, 3070ti C shape, 3060ti/70 rectangle. In this video is founder pcb, not reference.
@@RelaxingSFF The more you know!
The coolest sub 5L build out there. 3070 is meh but I guess you can squeeze even 4070ti inside since the pcb is just as short.
Thanks. You are right. I planned upgrade this to 4070(ti).
Won't a 4070ti have the wrong power connectors for the Flex PSU?
Think a 4070 Super may be the limit with the connectors it has
@@joshduffety-wong9618 4070 super has the same 12vhpwr connector as 4070ti. I had to pre-bend the 12vhpwr adapter heating it with hairdryer to comfortably fit it in my midori 5L v2. 4070’s regular 8 pin would allow a tighter bend for sure
@@MoltenPie ah! Thanks for the reply.
So I guess my next question is.. can a 12vhwpr connector attach to one of these 600w Flex PSU supplies? I get the feeling the pcie cables can't support that kind of power
@@joshduffety-wong9618 you get the wrong feeling. for your question, two 8pins will provide more than enough power for your 4070ti. 600w of the psu is totally fine for a 250w card that you would want to undervolt for an itx build anyway. and cpus in itx builds are typically 65-95w. 12vhpwr is a larger concern in itself. this connector is known to have a very low safety factor compared to regular 8pins.
😎 u are blue .sick build
I get that thanks to liquid metal, you can keep the components cool and all but, since your only means of cooling the actual coolant is a 120mm radiator with a slim fan on it, and since there isnt all that much coolant in the system anyway, what are those coolant temperatures of yours after an hour of gaming :)?
I don't know, this board doesn't have connector for temperature sensor.
I can’t belive uou only got 560 sub, you got anorher one 😊
Thank you.
Is that possible with 3080 non ti and AMD R7 7700?
Do you have tempered glass side panel? Have you try swap it and test the temperature?
No, 3080 pcb is too long and will not fit. There is no glass panel for this case. Even when I had a glass panel, I wouldn't use it because the fan blows through side panel.
@@RelaxingSFF ok ty mate.
very neat. do you have the list of parts in this build?
i saw the list in the video
Hey sir, did you use a water block with a pump in it or do you have a separate pump if so what brand did you use to fit the velka 5?
he's using alphacool solo lt. It's a cpu-pump block combo
This one, I removed sticker.
shop.alphacool.com/shop/cpu-wasserkuehlung/intel/12886-alphacool-eisbaer-lt-solo-black
@@RelaxingSFF I removed the sticker as well because of your video lol
@@nahrizulashraf looks better, right? I removed because it was 1mm "too thick" and couldn't correctly close the side.
Temp ? i didn't seen on Reddit
I'm bit scared about spring across the gpu, if there's scratch it will short the gpu. better to put a layer of insulation.
Yes, I taped the pcb.
This is superb. It’s a build where watercooling actually makes sense, doing this without watercooling would be impossible. Just a curiosity, does the radiator fan take enough air? Access to air seems partially blocked by the psu, does it create turbulence?
Thank you. I don't know but I am happy with both temp and noise. No turbulence, space between fan and psu is more than 1cm.
Noice!
If Dieter Rams' was to choose a Gaming PC, this would be it
watched! 👌👌
that poor single cooling fan though.
What is the clear insulating liquid at 2:19? Would love to get that and switch to liquid metal thermal paste!
its just glue so that if he were to spill the metal, the gpu is not messed up.
@@prowhalegaming5494 I know that. I am asking fofr the specific brand.
That is "acrylic conformal coating" from MG chemical. Thermal grizzly has the same thing.
@@RelaxingSFF My dumbass thought it was nail polish lol
@@doomnationalist probably it is basically nail polish without lotion.
I think the most difficult part of this build are the tools. Tiny screwdriver and plain hex keys 😂
😂
How’s it going with velka 3?
😍
Wait, can I put a water cooled etc 4090 on this?
Anyone know where to get those ram heat spreaders? They look sick without any branding
Very nice build, do you have temps and noise on this?
Thank you. Temp and noise in the description link.
Could you do a custom loop in the new fractal design ridge?
I can but I don't have that case.
My god. i want that shit so bad..hows the temp when your playing game at highest setting 1440p?
70°C on GPU and 75-80°C on CPU.
@@RelaxingSFF Nicee, u should try undervolting too.
Amazing build! Too bad that with the latest gen CPUs and GPUs this build is impossible. A single slim block for both is not enough
Thanks. Probably still possible with 4060.
Bro, where is the Velka 3 custom loop build?
in your head lolz jk
What is the length of the gpu waterblock? Which gpu model is it?
169,5mm. GPU is basically founder edition 3070.
Give us some live benchmarks :D
Gpu performance should be 5-10% lower than usual because I undervolted and underclocked.
May I know is the delid die guard that you user? can I have the link
I don't have link anymore (bought on aliexpress). It is just the guard for intel 6/7/8th, filed the edge to fit 10th.