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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- My radiator is bigger than yours.. no really its MASSIVE... In this video we use the Heat Killer Mo-RA3 420 Pro Stainless Steel Radiator! We build the complete cooling solution!
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-EKWB D5 PWM Pumps-
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0:00 Intro
0:33 Parts Overview
2:00 Required Tools
2:19 Dual D5 Pump assembly
4:32 Appropriate Pump Torque
5:16 How to store Torque tools
5:35 RAD Feet installation
6:24 IMPORTANT SCREW LENGTH
6:43 Mo-Ra3 Specs
7:21 installing reservoir to dual pump assembly
9:22 Better than recommended Pluming
9:55 QD4 Quick disconnect connections
10:03 Special extending couplet
10:48 Pluming Review
11:22 Getting ready for Testing
12:00 Lead testing prior to filling
12:44 Koolance Electrically insulative coolant
13:09 Filling the system!
14:39 Noctua 200 MM FANS!
15:22 Installing Fans on RAD
15:44 Build Summery
16:18 closing
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Have you done pc water cooling before? what was the craziest thing?
puting an old "big moma" radiator in a small fridge with holes for the tubes :)
Hahahahah That's going to be great
@@TekShinji I May have kept pics it was 20 years ago....
Post them in discord ^_^
Using my pool as a reservoir :-D
Absolutely the best video on the MO-RA3 I've seen so far. Thank you
You’re welcome! We try really hard to make in-depth videos!
I have had a MoRa 420 since 2017. Best investment I ever made, watercooling-wise.
One thing I'd like to comment on. When you use QDCs, it's best to use one male and one female connector at the bottom, and leave the tubing slightly longer. That way, you no longer need the "loopy loop", because you can connect the two QDC halves to each other.
Yes, that is actually what I did afterwards. For some reason I made them both the same even though I had plans on not lol
Better investment than MoRa is only Aquacomputer OCTO, BTW I have the same Male+Female and Female+Male, easy to use, disconnect MoRa and make closed cycle only with PC for everything.
Welcome to the Family of Mo-Ra owner. I have 3 of them, expensive setting but worth every cent. Very clear and calm explained, step by step. Regards from Germany
Thanks so much buddy, yeah it took a while to get it especially from Germany but it was well worth the wait. Expensive yes but the engineering and the manufacturing is top-notch!
How much does it cost to build one of these ?
Too much money :-(. You can go right to the water cool/ heat killer website and look up the current pricing. Unfortunately I can't just give you a flat number because as we all know it doesn't matter anymore. It's whatever the current market price is..
Likewise, i have a 360 and a 420. Amazing rads
@@sagerdood they are some of the best radiators on the market!
Now that is some serious water cooling!! I love your attention to detail when it comes to labels being aligned and everything looking aesthetically pleasing! OutFrickenStanding!!!
Omg thanks so much! A lot of work goes into setting up and planning so I'm glad you appreciate it!!
you have some crazy builds going! awesome sir!
Yea they a lot of work but also awesome!
Shinji is just on a completely different level
I'm on the same level... Just in a different parallel universe :-) 😱😱
thank you for detailed process, i'm building one with mora myself and pretty excited to see how it performs!
Thanks I'm glad you enjoyed it!
@@TekShinji keep up the good work!
Thanks man I really appreciate it. We try hard to make videos, in the process of moving so hopefully after all that's over I can make more!
Might return my Eiswolf 2 and use this for my 6950xt, lmfao. Get 2nd one just for my 5950x.
Great video, no fluff, direct and great tips along the way. This is my 1st video of your channel and subscribed
Thank you buddy appreciate it a lot! Really helps out a lot for subscribing, glad you enjoyed it more to come sometime soon!
Your water cooling videos are the best! Waiting for the next video 😀
Thank you so much that means a lot to me! Yes more on this coming 🔜🔜
@@TekShinji The first video that I saw from you was the one with the water-cooled 5700 XTs. That was a great build!
Thanks a lot man, I didn't record a lot of the engineering/development process cuz I didn't know people will be interested. But based on feedback from that video I decided to record the whole process!
you have by far the cleanest mora set up dude!!.. sweet video
Thanks buddy I appreciate it! I'm glad you liked it :-)
Awesome setup i have a single D5 Pump and a MoRa 3 9x 120 Rad. and its Amazing, this must be BaLLZ. Great Video like your style, keep on going looking forward to see more. ABO
Thanks a lot man I really appreciate it! We originally went with nine 140 mm fans but it was loud and kind of impractical for the amount of money we had to spend on the fans.
For 200 mm made more economical sense and it was way quieter. Doesn't dissipate as much heat but it's very quite.
i hope your channel keeps getting bigger man. i just found some videos of yours and find your content equal to linus keep up the great work
Oh wow! That's so nice of you! Thank you! I'm like like almost in tears!!! I try hard. And we have a very good team that helps make all this possible! It is my dream to be like Linus one day!
@@TekShinji it's easy to see how much effort you are putting into your content. Everything from your explanation of your step by Step instructions are spot on. Camera transitions are nicely done. You speak very clear and keep the attention of the watcher naturally. You have a massive sum of hardware that is expensive to use for your videos which I know you didn't get for free. You are fire my man
Thanks so much man I really do appreciate it. I come from a mechanical background and always saw the disconnect between the engineers and production so I try to bridge the gap of high intelligence and practicality of hands-on experience.
My team is also really good. Big props to them they'll be revealed at a later date of course lol
Pro-Tip Hold that kind water jug or "can" turned 90 degrees when pouring, that way it doesn't spill as easy. But note that I said as easy. Even better is if they have an air outlet on the opposite side to the opening.
Yes, this is something I did afterwards!
Discovered you after seeing your Rx 5700XT liquid cooled rig on PcPartPicker! Love your content it’s super in depth! Can’t wait to see this monster of a Rad in use!
Thanks man! Yea that PC part picker is definitely something i put a lot of work into !
Man I was searching about 1 month ago for some rad like yours and other stuff you had in your video like crazy
Haha it took like 3 months to get hahaha
Great presentation and man that's so cool i want one....i don't need one, but i want it. lol.
Exactly, don’t need it. But want it for sure. I will say the biggest benefit of this set up is quietness. I don’t hear it at all even when gaming are doing extreme things. Never needs to ramp up crazy high.
Note: If one wants to use two fan grills with the MO-RA, then one should only use the middle two holes on the MO-RA (that is, the ones along the "back of the spine" of the MO-RA). Otherwise the fan grills won't fit because they'll be blocked by tubing. I found this out the hard way. Otherwise, great video!
Thanks for the tip and heads up! That’s a very good point. I haven’t really use them yet.
I have the ghetto version of it with a Alphacool NexXxoS XT45, aquacomputer octo and some corsair pumpres combo. The 3090 with active backplate gets only 10-15 degrees over room temperature on 100% load. The system is virtually silent.
That's amazing bro! Love to see pictures of your setup! Hop in our discord and drop your photos in water cooling chat!
LOL. Yes, you said reservoir just fine. Nice job.
HahHaha thanks 🙏🙏🙏
I just bought all my water cooling parts to cool a couple 30 series cards on my rig. REALLY wish i knew about this rad a week ago!
No you don't... This thing costs a lot of money lol. By the time you get it two and a half months later from Germany not really a good value. But great if you want silence.
Hey man, did you use regular NF-A20 Noctuas, or the ones coming from the Watercool website? The latter ones have double the static pressure, created by Noctua for the Mo-Ra exclusively.
You build the most awesome and crazy mining rigs, exactly, cooling for your car. What's next ? Love it!
Hahaha thanks! Unlike ones for cars. This one is copper ♥️♥️♥️. Next will be the of that this thing is hooked up to!
@@TekShinji Noob question, would you know how different is Car Radiator Coolant to the Koolance stuff? I haven't tried (only used it for the first flush) to run using it but it's soooo much cheaper ...
Car coolant would be fine. If it was diluted correctly. The only thing is some of them have silicates in it so you got to get one with no silicates.
Another thing is a car coolant has a higher level of ethylene glycol on it so that means it's not going to be as conductive or transferring a heat
I think you said earlier in this video that you wanted to run the water IN to the rad from the top so it's not fighting gravity. In the end it looks like it's being fed in from the bottom and coming back out at the top into the res. Have I got that right or have I missed something? My mo-ra3 420 is arriving tomorrow so getting ready for the build!
Hey there, you're absolutely right! You're the only one that's paid attention so far:-) in the end we decided it wouldn't matter. In a normal functioning loop that's closed circuit you push on one end. It will pull on the other. Like a train so it doesn't actually matter how it goes in or out. It will be the same.
Congratulations on your Mora!
Hello, thank you for this video, it was very helpful. How do you control the fans and pumps? Did you connect them with the motherboard or some other external devices?
Hey there when show our controller wich is the aqua computer octo did you see the whole video?
Could you please tell the exact Wera kit you use to torque the bolts of the pump enclosure?
I didn't list it because it was unrealistic for people to buy something that caused so much money for this.
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Don't say I didn't warn you. Good luck!
Very nice video!
I am currently building a Mo-Ra 420 system. I don't use d5 pumps but one aquastream ulimate. I've already used a few Noctua Nf-A20 when it was still air cooled. Great fans! Since my radiator is white I kind of don't like Noctua brown or chromax black. Therefore I might try out 9x Arctic P14 PWM PST in white and run them on low rpm settings.
Have you seen the Aquacomputer Gigant 3360? The Mo-Ra is already huge but the Gigant is mindblowingly enormous.
Yes, I’ve definitely heard about it, but I haven’t used one myself yet!
And that’s awesome, I hope you have a fun time building your system. Can’t wait to see it. If you like, you can join our discord and post some pictures of your building in the water cool section I’d love to see!
I bought the aqualink + used 2 90 degree fittings, but i cant seem to screw them cause one side will unscrew the other. what's the trick? Do i need special 90 degree fittings?
Hey there, not exactly sure what you’re talking about. However, based on what I can gather you’re asking for something called a rotating 90° fitting. Also known as a rotary 90° fitting the base allows it to rotate independently and is usually male and female sides.
Come join our Discord for more help it’s hard to do diagnosis and tracking over comments!
So sick
Yea it was awesome!
Hey TekShinji, i just can not find any Watercool link in the description especially how tall is the reservoir 150mm or 200mm, asking because of the top middle outlet on the radiator to be usable, but if my reservoir is to long i just cant. Thanks for your respond, and the video is cool keep up the good work.
Hey there! You'll have to go to the water cool website and look for the parts there. They don't have any official parts list for this build when I asked them for it so I had to make it myself. The reservoir is a 150 mm.
There's different variations so don't go for the cheapest thing. You can find. Some of them have a D5 mount on the bottom. Some of them don't.
Looks like you'll be needing this for an AMD AM5 rig or an Intel 13th gen. Odd that it's actually not overkill.
Exactly!
Does any have a link to the alphacool fittings see the ones for the koolance. Just trying to make sure the tubing I have fits well using ekwb 19mm
Hey it's these fittings (associates link full disclosure)
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@@TekShinji Awesome thanks :)
Excellent video man! I'm going to do something similar to your build, but I can't for the life of me get that aqua link adjustable extender to extend. Is there a specific way to do it? Do you just twist it?
Figured it out! just had to crank that fucker. Love your videos.
Hey there, so the extender is just the tube that slides into another tube with some o-rings. Depending on which variant you have. There is a locking collar that tightens it down so it can't extend as easily. Try joining our discord LinkedIn the description. We could definitely help more there!
What’s the name of the coolant and is it available on Amazon
Hi, two questions please : What is the size of the reservoir 150 or 200mm ? nd as you like overkill stuff why not push/pull :) ?
Reservoir is 150. In the current configuration push pull is not possible because of interference from the tubing. And that would increase the total noise floor.
HOla pero realmente bajaste temperaturas o on? por que veo que cada vez mas radiadores mas y mas grandes pero nadie hace un estrest test despues de instalar uno de estos? Gracias.
Hi there, the purpose of this filled was not necessarily lower temperatures, but lower noise. It’s virtually silent, even at full power.
Great video! There's one video no one has done yet which would be a comparison between 4x200mm vs 9x140mm. Would love to see which one cooler and by how much.
Oh, I believe that's because there's really no comparison. 9 140s are definitely cooler. I can confirm that.
200mm fans have REALLY bad static pressure(partially due to the VERY low max RPM). You cannot compare different manufacturers static pressure numbers, but if you trust them you can compare the same manufacturers numbers on their different models. Noctua's 200mm has less static pressure than their NF-S12(which has really really bad static pressure for a 120mm, it is a total airflow fan)
However, the MORA has so much dissipation area it doesn't really matter.
@@Grimmwoldds I am not sure if changing the fans will actually make a difference as you will hit a limit once the water in the loop get close to ambient temp. Jayztwocents did a video with a jank version of this and he didn't even use pc fans, just one massive one with almost no static pressure and it pretty much stayed at ambient temp the whole time.
Mmm coolant! part of every balanced laxative!
Hahahaha 🤣😂 thats why I felt funny afterwards lol
dude which screws did you use for installing the noctua fans to the fan adapter?? these screws that come with the noctua do not fit and the fan adapter seller did not ship any screws for the fans?? do you have the specific size and diameter of the screws you needed to get them installed? thanks in advace bro!!! great video im almost done with the exception of mounting the fans
hey buddy come joinour discord to continue the conversation linked in the description! im not exactly sure what your refering to. the screws should have come wiht the adapter in a small baggie?
which version of the heatkiller reservoir is it, the 150mm?
Hey there please join our discord we have the parts list in our questions and water cooling chat
Great walkthrough. Will you be doing a noise test in your next video?
Yes it's very quite! Wayyy quite compared to 9 140s
on the official data sheet of electrically insulated coolant says "not recommended on acrylic parts" Did you see any degradation of the reservoir or any other acrylic part of the system ?
Hi there, I didn’t notice that. But I’ve been using it for a while and I haven’t really noticed any issues. Other than the cleaning I do taking it apart once every couple years or so.
However, if you’re very concerned, I would take a piece and do a test on it to see how it affects your hardware. Everyone to mileage may be different.
Hi TekShinji, in the Partlist i can not find the size for the Heatkiller Tube (150 or 200) ?
Which particular tube are you talking about?
@@TekShinji I mean the reservoir from Heatkiller that you use as an expansion tank. I'm thinking about going directly from the top of the radiator into the container. Then I'll save myself the hose on the outside, which I can't use anyway because I have the covers on both sides.
But I suspect that this only works with the 150. I think the 200 is flush with the radiator so you can no longer make a connection.
Hi there sorry about the late response. TH-cam comments are kind of hard to keep up with with all of these comments. Check out our discord LinkedIn to description if you want to chat faster.
The reservoir tube is 150 mm the 200 mm will work but it won’t exactly fit either not the way I made it
Hi buddy, nice video. What reservoir did you use 150 or 200? thanks
Hey there, I went with a 150!
What torque setting did you use for the pumps please?
Hey there, it’s from the manufacturer and their manual. I don’t remember that exact one. But all the manufacturers have them listed in their manual.
hey buddy nice video .. just one qus what flow rate do you get with 2 pumps ? thank
The flow rate is highly dependent on your system configuration I was getting between 200 and 300 but those were very thin not much in in the path of resistance
@@TekShinji thanks
Welcome!
Hi, did you measure the performance ? Noise level and temps ?
I did! Come join our discord for the discussion!
You mentioned a measurement tool for in/out temps. Where can I find that?
It's called a inline temperature sensor.
Nice
Thx!
May I know where you bought the dual pump top only? Thanks.
The heat killer water cool branded one?
Hey, just a silly question. After you filled the loop with liquid in the video, how do you connect to the system without the water running out? Or was that just for a testing purpose?
Did you see the quick disconnect that we were using?
@@TekShinjiYes, so they stop the water when disconnected?
Yes, so if you disconnected from the system, the water will stop moving. It can’t move because it’s no longer connected.
What kind of fittings do you use for 13/19 mm tubing? I assume it's barrow?
Hi there, I use alpha cool fittings. In my opinion they seem to hold things a little tighter.
Hey dude thinking about getting a mo-ra3! But wondering what you did with the fan cables ? I have a case I’m using with existing rads so was planing on adding no-ra3 but just wondering how to do it clean!?
Big fans means only 4 cables!
On my first MO-RA3 420 pro I used 9 x 140mm fans. I hooked them up with 3 - 1 fan splitters then hooked those together with a fourth splitter so it was all driven by a single fan cable. I think they were Noiseblocker PK-2 fans, which have a really short cable so you can use short extensions to keep the cabling neat.
Nice!
Cool video. How do you power the pumps and fans??
Hey there come join our discord to talk about it but it's basically powered by the power supply via a splitter
Nice video!! i dig it!! is the follow up video out yet? i have a collection of hardware labs rad.s, 4 - 360gtx and 1 - 480gtx with push-pull Noctua and rosewill fans cooling 6-5700xt's, 3-1080ti's, 2-3070, and a 3060ti.. i'm carious how well your setup will work?! also carious about what calculations (coolant flow and air flow) your doing to come to your conclusions? awesome video bro
Hey there, most of the videos are out. Just check them on my channel. However, one of the videos is not finished yet due to some complications. Expect it sometime this month!
And very nice rig by the way! Sounds like you got a cool setup as well.
Regarding flow, coolant and such? What do you mean?
@@TekShinji haha thx! It took me a while to estimate what I needed to keep temps under control plus time to find and buy everything :/ It's been up and running since june-ish and so far my highest temp is mid-high 40's :)
How did you know you needed that big of a rad.? And how did you know 2 D5 pumps were enough? Also, how did you know just a push (and/or pull) fan setup was enough for your cooling needs?
I've seen most people online recommend the inlet into the radiator be at the top and the outlet at the bottom. Just curious why you decided to do the opposite. Doesn't that mean the force from the pumps will have to be "highest" at the very end of the loops to go up, fighting gravity? Or is the two pumps combined just so much that it doesn't matter?
Hey there, so technically. When you push on one end the other end will push as well. So I know it's kind of counterintuitive. But when you build a water cooling system, that's primed correctly. Gravity gets kind of canceled out. Think about it like a train. If I were to put a train on the end of the table, it would start pulling that train down. But then it would start pulling train cars on the other side up. It's technically in balance with some resistance so it's basically neutral
We talk about things, things and other things all the time! Come join our discord. Continue the conversation!
Did your dual d5 module come with o rings?
Hey there buddy, tried doing our discord to continue the conversation. As far as I recall it comes with the pumps
what is the torque wrench you're using? Wouldnt mind getting one to standardize the torque for waterblock installs
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@@TekShinji OMG that pricey though or just bad price from that seller? I was expecting $100-200 :0
Well, professional tools cost professional money. So yeah. It will be pricey relatively speaking but compared to the rest of the professional tool market that's normal.
Hi, i have the MO-RA 2 PRO for about 10 years still loving it. May you explain me why dual pump with your rig is it less noisy or other consideration ?
That's awesome man, they do last a long time. Top notch build quality for sure. Dual pump because well you know it's me... I overkill everything.... Check out the other videos about this you'll see what I'm talking about lol.
Dual pump will also allow me to not worry about any static pressure or flow issues. Since I can just overcome anything and any long runs or pressure heads
@@TekShinji Ok, thanks for the answer, i've not used these D5 pumps are they audible outside the case ?
Try checking out this video this is the next video after this one. This actually is a series of four videos.
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You can still hear them but from a few feet away it just rounds out from the background noise of the noise floor of the room. Barely audible
tenho 1 mo-ra 420 noctua 20mm , gostaria de saber se vale a pena investir no push pull ? agradeço pela atenção .
So it depends on what your goal is. You get diminishing returns that you add more fans. But a push pull configuration does help with thermals a little bit at the cost of noise and money, of course. Please let me know if you have any further questions!
ola meu amigo, no meu sistema uso 1 xd5 corsair 1 radiador 360mm e mo-ra3 noctua , vou ter mais performace usando 2 bombas ? vale a pena comprar duas bombas? agradeço pela atenção .
Well it's a ceramic ball out of a ball bearing, but it's not actually a ball bearing in the d5 pump... Do you know if any pump covers like bitspower, barrow, byski or any fit with the mounting system on that pump top?
The mounting is differ per system but it should all fit the D5 flange and dimensional standard. Join our discord and let’s talk about water cooling!
@TekShinji yea. I'm wondering if the spacing on the mounting plate has enough room for a pump sleeve, I haven't seen that pump top used with any pump covers, I mean ultimately it can probably be modded but I'm wondering how much modding is needed.... ok I joined
Awaome let us know of any questions you may have a discord!
Still looking for the results Video with temps cpu,gpu,water (idle vs load) in games and benchmarking. Temps
Pins? 😅
would it work as mining rig radiator?
Mining?!?! Noooo That's like buying a $85 hamburger. Just eat a hamburger!
Fun fact: Of the roughly (40cm)²=1600cm² of ventilated area that a radiator like this has, 344cm² are covered by the steel plate to which the fans are mounted and another 38cm² are covered by the fan hubs. So just putting it together like this (which is the way the manufacturer intends, ironically) reduces the ventilated area by almost a quarter and probably has proportional effect on performance. Ideally, you'd mount this whole thing horizontally to make convection work in your favour and then mount the fans to a sufficiently wide, airtight spacer that distributes airflow across the whole thing.
Of course! The goal for this project was as quiet as possible. Ideally, for the best performance would’ve been 9x 140mm fans.
@@TekShinji Yes, absolute fan performance increases a lot if you use Noctua's 140s, but that's not my point. Putting round fans on a square radiator will always cover up and waste a large part of it, it's unavoidable. Just nobody cares, because unless you make massive mistakes, watercooling is a brute force solution that will almost always work, especially with this amount of surface. But if you are going to mount the thing vertically anyways, you could just as easily stuff three 420s in a large case and call it a day.
I did think about making some kind of platinum/fan box. That was about 6 inches away from the radiator. That way all the air flow from the fans would be next, and it have even pressure through most of the radiator. But that sounds like a lot of work…
@@TekShinji Depends on how you do it! You can just use M3 threaded rods and some nuts to mount the whole steel plate at a distance, close the four sides up with just about anything you've got lying around (cardboard, wood, acrylic, ducktape, etc., doesn't even have to be 100% airtight) and hang the thing horizontally underneath an IKEA Lack table with some cord.
Nice of you to actually reply, btw ;-)
I was thinking about using clear acrylic, so it looks cool. And kind of welding/permanently gluing it to a four fan adapter and cutting out all the center so it has better airflow.
Yeah, I could definitely use cardboard or something similar.
Of course! I can keep track of these as long as it doesn’t get more than 10 comments. After that TH-cam gets kind of weird and it’s hard for me to see them.
This is insanity. It’s almost as big as an Asic Rad!
An asic?
Can the Koolance QD3 used instead of Qd4 its very hard to find the bastards.
yes even the qd2 can be used it depens on the thread size. join our dicord fir the rest of the convo!
Freaking awesome man, can't wait to get to see that mining rig. Please don't forget to put all the parts down below 🙏. I am looking forward to make something similar with 2 rtx 3090 and ek watercooled back plates. Just to heat my living room 😂
All parts will always be included. People just generally don't have enough energy in their finger to click down below ahah If some of the parts are really hard to get I generally don't list it because it doesn't matter sometimes they're always out of stock
HOla amigo los conectores que usaste aca 11:39 no los consigo
Hi there, you’re not able to get them or are you not able to find them?
This rules. I might emulate this setup. If only I can find a fuggin mo-ra3 in stock.
Yeah, they're kind of hard to find but they're definitely worth it! The quietness is probably the best part. Pull up to 1,200 watts 24/7 and this thing is barely below room ambient. It's so quiet
How far can Tubing be between the rad and the PC? Thinking of putting the rad far away and running the rest of the PC mostly fanless
There's probably a complicated formula/ equation for it. However, if the tube is on a level surface then there's very little resistance. It's only when you change the elevation where there's a lot of resistance
@@TekShinji yeah or maybe I can put the PC and the rad etc. into an isolation chamber, just run the cables out of it for video and usb. Or place it all behind a wall and drill a hole for the cables. No noise and amazing cooling
ek doesnt sell that tubing anymore, stock up on some leftovers if you love it like me ;)
Yeah, it was good tubing, but honestly was kind of overkill.
looking pretty awesome! Could you build me one?
For a price… Come join our discord, and we can talk about it!
What 13x19mm fittings did you use for your QD4?
Hi there, did you see the parts list in the description?
@@TekShinji Yes, but you didn't list what 13x19mm fitting you used
Ah ok. Come join our discord if I don’t get back to you. TH-cam comments are difficult to keep track of. I’ll try to look into it. I believe there are alpha cool.
Interesting 🙂✌👍.
Thanks!
@@TekShinji Nice Work 🙂.
Thanks so much buddy, and thanks for becoming a loyal follower!
Well , if you will got this you never need the heater again for being warm :D
It definitely does keep my studio nice and warm.
Dropped an o ring at 2:45
Really?
Look closelylyer
am i right if i say , 4 big fan like this is better for teh air flow than 140 ones ... ?
Actually, it’s worse for total airflow. But it’s best for overall noise versus airflow. I wanted the quietest cooling system not the cooling system.
10 140 mm fans will get you better airflow and lower temperatures
@@TekShinji nice to meet you i think for onlya 14900ks it will be okay no? ( no OC) ( and water cool have made a partenariat with noctua and its the 1200rpm version of 200 nf a 20 , if you dont know i have the 800rpm ...)
hey nice too meet you ! for a 14900ks i think its enought ( no OC)
Did you flush the radiator prior? Or is that unnecessary? 15:40 Seeing the fan mount mounted is nice enough but the interesting bit would be the cabling and fastening it to the radiator. The 4x200 mm Noctuas, I was all over them prior to being launched. How do their limited static pressure play out compared to using 9x140s? Would be nice to see a test comparison on performance, both cooling and noise, as well as cost.
Hey there, initially we did use nine 140 mm fans, but the amount of work that required in the cabling just made a little bit difficult. One of my key goals for this build was as quiet as possible and when you increase the radiation surface like that, you can make the rpms much lower with large fans. It's basically an audible from more than a few feet away.
Although not a bad idea, flushing of the radiator is not necessary. If it's brand new. Some people like to do a flush or filler with certain types of chemicals. I personally don't like doing any of that. Unless the radiator has been used with unknown condition
@@TekShinji Thank you for both your replies. I'm aiming for low noise as well. I understand the Mo-Ra isn't that dense so static pressure may be less important. Do low RPM render static pressure less important as well? Static pressure, from my understanding, is mostly related to speed of the air flow, and not the volume.
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Nice work! Why did you choose to go 4 200m fans, instead of 9 140m fans? Do you think there is any noticeable difference in thermal performance?
Hey buddy! One of the goals of this project was to have powerful cooling (up to 1200 w) without the sacrifice of noise.
9 140 mm fans does have better airflow and better static pressure and better cooling. But it comes at the cost of a lot of the noise. So in my opinion the 200 mm fans are great for a low noise!
@@TekShinjiAwesome, cheers for the feedback! Looking forward to seeing some of the results in your next video!
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Hello...
Do you think i can cool 6 EVGA FTW3 RTX3080 (in the rig approx. 1300 watts) plus i5-7400T on an ASRock H110 Pro BTC + easily and quietly with this setup with 4x 200mm fans or do i need another radiator ???
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@@andreaskorn403 unfortunately there's a lot of environmental factors that will determine whether that's possible or not. One of them being a major one is your ambient temperature. So you'll have to do that calculation on your own. However at 75° and being I have verified that about 900 watts is fine
May i ask what brand of air pump you use 12:22
Are you talking about the leak testing kit?
@@TekShinji yes yes..
It’s a ekwb leak tester but any pump can work if used correctly. Something like this
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is the thicker tube needed?
Isn't the G1/4 the limiting size?
Not needed no. And yes the g 1/4 would be the smallest point in the loop. I personally like it because it's THICCCCCCCC 😅
@@TekShinji I was just curious cause i have 9.5/15.9 Tube/fittings and also looking into this external radiator (for cooling my server) would that size be a problem?
Along with the tube inner diameter is greater than or matches the diameter of the smallest G1 quarter fitting your fine. However over long runs in can make a difference in flow rate. But usually for PC water cooling the runs are so small it's fine
so i have a 480x80mm rad and a 240x45mm rad with noctua ipc industrial fans in a 7000d case. cooling wise its not far off from that and inside my case. i have two xspc d5 pumps sitting over ten years old they work fine i am using a corsair d5. i could add one 240x60mm or add my dual d5's . i will probably do the dual d5 new housing is same price as that rad. 5900x per ccx oc feeding it 1.39v set in bios 1.36 get in windows. max 72c now. 6900xt on a block also in the loop.
That’s totally awesome! How is the sound with those industrial fans? One of the reasons why I didn’t go with them was cause they’re too damn loud.
@@TekShinji i have so much cooling they ramp up to 1500rpm sometime but never hit the 2000rpm 13 noctua fans all industrial ecept the 60mm x2 ram cooler i made. i also oc ram to the moon 1.60 to get to 4800mhz on this sold as 4600mhz vengeance rgb kit. ram was expensive but i use it all lol.
Is there no O-Ring between the Pumps and Dualtop?
Did you see in the video we pointed out the o-ring?
@@TekShinji I have not seen any O rings.
Were they included in the scope of delivery?
Oh perhaps it's hard to see in the video. There are o-rings in there. Generally that comes with the pump. Or the block
lol looks like it'll fit a box fan from walmart; and good for cooling a 5x 3090 mining rig
Yes those fans are very close to the same size. But it takes more watts and those are more for flow than static pressure.
How much coolant do you need for this radiator alone?
Approx 1.5 Litters from when I used it
@@TekShinji ok wow. Then I buy 5 liters for the whole loop. Thank you
Yes I recommend a MINIMUM of having ~gal or 4-5 literes on stand by
Me: Gonna go crazy and use TWO 360 radiators to cool my 6700XT mining rig.
TekShinji: Hold my beer.
@Pandacat 666 So far only 3 cards on the rig and was thinking 240mm/card would be plenty. Planning to add more rads as I get more gpu blocks. How many rads per 3090? You using those liquid cooled backplates too?
@Pandacat 666 Dang... I didn't take increase in pressure into consideration.
Wow that's some pretty crazy stuff! Lol. Yeah I don't drink beer but you can still hold it for me hahaha
I'll have a tea or coffee with you any day!
Thanks buddy!
I need this to watercool my 8x3090 rig
Haha one of these is not enough lol
@@TekShinji Yeah need a giant indistrial one right? You're making this for your KingPins yeah? Anyone following your channel would guess 🤣
Hahaha maaaaayyyyybeeee lol but yes those vids are coming!
One Mo-ra3 can handle about 1000-1500 w depending on fan config. If it's in ultra quiet then about 1000w
@@TekShinji What if you made a giant pump and reservoir to the outside of the building where the rad and fans would be? It would make it 100% quiet inside. Silence is golden.
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It's FIRE! ♥️♥️
What fittings did you use?
Hi there did you see the part system description Kushner?
@@TekShinji Yes I did, I was talking about the actual compression fittings. I’m having a hard time finding 13/19 angled compression fittings and was wondering what you used?
@@B3n85_ hey there, after the first two or three comments, I have a hard time keeping up with comments in TH-cam. Try messaging me and my discord, maintenance description!
About the air pressure tester : you should NEVER go past the 0.5 bar mark ! ( some rads are only rated for 0.8 max, and at that pressure, some o-rings will already start to warp )
Pressure zones color are really misleading on that EK gauge ( the "green" zone is actually the pressure warning zone you should not get past )
Thanks so much! I hope others see this too!
...and I thought for myself that I should comment on what waste of money it is to buy a pressure testing gauge, especially from EK. It's insane they can ship products with errors like that with their pricing!
What Torque setting did you use?
Regarding?
@@TekShinji You got out and use a torque driver to tighten down pumps - what setting (lbs) did you set the driver at?
Oh yes, so there's specific settings and stuff directly from ekwb you can go look up however I would have to get back to you on that. If you want you can join our discord and ask me a question the questions channel and I'll try to look it up comments tend to get lost
@@TekShinji Didn’t know EK went further than saying “tighten”. I’ll look it up before building - still gathering items for my first loop (save up & buy over time)
Okay you make me water cooled rig I make you solar generator :D
Hahah sounds like aGREAT deal... For you .. haha luv u so I'll do it ONLY for you! 😱😱😱
Is this 150mm res?
Yes it is! Come join our discord for water cooling talk!
This guy actually made hiting system in the winter season, isn't it.
That's one of the uses for it!
I wish you had shown how you actually power up that thing. MoRa makes those lovely radiators, but to my knowledge you need to come with a gnarly system to power pump and fans up. A pity. Or did you explain it, and I just miserably missed it?
Hey there Thanks for the comment. Which part are you specifically referring to?
@@TekShinji well, how do you exactly power up the fans and the pump? Would be lovely to show exactly what kind of hardware you're using.
So the pump is powered by standard molex power. Nothing special.
The fans are powered by a fan splitter hub. And I did show in the video that I was using the aqua computer Quadro. That's powering the fans and controlling temperature and fan settings
Also, if you like a deeper conversation I highly recommend doing our discord! We talk about the stuff all the time!
You said you like to make the top port of the radiator the in, and the bottom port the out so it does not fight gravity. I am confused by your setup. It looks to me that you have the water coming into the rad coming in at the bottom. And the water out going out from the top of the rad going into the reservoir, then to the pumps, then out to PC. This set up looks like the water is flowing from the bottom to the top of the radiator.
You are correct! It is a closed system, so after initial serving, and everything is primed, gravity is no longer in an issue. It’s kind of like a train. If one side pushes the other side pulls regardless of where it is
is this the steve killer?
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I am guessing this build is tied to those 3090s sitting on the floor in another video?
ohh??? mayyyy beeeeeee #soon! this video is not classified as a mining video since this is a technology channel ^_^
That reminds me of the time I swallowed my bong water. Nice rig!
Hhaha nope ewwwwwww... Haha never did that tho....
he i am sitting and thinking which kidney i can sell to buy this radiator :D i am in uk cant find it anywhere only available in italy oddly :D FOUND IT ! its a good price too. Now the question is would this cool 6 x 3080's :D i think it possibly can :D
Lol why would I do that! They can’t be SLI 😂.