Dark Knight Custom AMD Build Log - Part 1
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Thank you to MSI, AMD and Corsair for sponsoring this build! Complete Parts List
CPU - AMD 3900X
Memory - Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB 3600Mhz (G.Skill shown, but changed after)
Motherboard - MSI X570 Godlike
GPU - MSI RX 5700 XT
Case - Corsair Obsidian 500D
PSU - RM1000x
Cooling System
Corsair Hydro X Products. ((Complete list will be shown once the loop is complete))
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Bro, its not all about "production quality" its content and the entertainment factor. It's entertaining to watch you build PCs.
Rusty Johnstone Quite a lot of times the humour and comedy bits are better xD
If we just wanted to see the new PC, we could probably find build logs online....by the hundred. Thought process ++! Granted, the 3900X is probably not worth 10K and you probably won't do a Linus by introducing it to the floor at 1G acceleration...
the good thing about jay, is that when he does multi-parters, it doesn't take him 6 years to complete (linus)
"Speaking of time to complete, HONEY!"
@@iandehaan649 "let's you save time and money on ANY of your online purchases."
Maybe not 6 years but that Post Malone build took a while.
The Post Malone build would like to have a word.
@@undertone2472 The Post Malone build was out of his hands, which is why it took so long.
That's the kind of build video we missed soooo long. Thanks Jay =)
My wish:
- clean tube routing
- clear water with light UV glow
Purple UV glow. UV Ha Ha Ha! decal - The Joker.
- says he'll do a Dark Night build around the aesthetics of the bequiet Dark Rock Pro 4
- doesn't use any bequiet parts
- still uses the be quiet screwdriver
Thats right. What happened JAy?
The watercooling guru couldn't bring himself to do an air cooled build... Only reason I clicked was to watch the be quiet build.
I came here hoping for a build around that cooler too (just watched that video prior to this). Yes i noticed the screwdriver as well! haha.
@@butcherboi91 exactly
I came here looking for that build. I was excited that he went through with the idea and then no BeQuiet. And he went RGB, where's the real Dark Knight build?
LMAOOO Jay with the Linus midroll impression at 4:27
Hi, Jay and Co. I definitely prefer this format. It's nice to see all the things that really go into a build.
Kyle: *made a white pc build*
Jay: *DARK KNIGHT*
When PC building/tech channels become Comics
Dark mode activate
I thought Lyle did it?
Confirmed: Kyle/Lyle is Harvey Dent.
DAYMAN! AH-ah-AH!
FIGHTER OF THE NIGHTMAN! AH-ah-AH!
More of this, please. Loved the format.
Love these old style of vids were you just talk about whatever as you build a pc
Know what feels bad? This translation:
"the 3950x which is like a 3900x with 4 cores and 8 threads more"
"the 3950x which is like a 3900x with an extra i7 7700k strapped on"
LUL
LOOL 😂😂😂😂
Holy shit and 3 years ago i though the i7 7700k was top notch, time flies
@@mongocom1735 it is still very good, so yeah 😅
and only $250 more :)
So once 3950X and the next AMD GPU comes out that is competitive with a 2080 Ti, Jay will come out with a video called 'The Dark Knight Rises'.
The Dark Knight Ryzens
@@kaldo_kaldo Underappreciated pun here.
@@kaldo_kaldo Ryzes**
@@Bo9a9 nah
Definitely not a waste of a video Jay. This is why I started watching techtube vids! Watching builds and catching reviews on new products. I'm not knocking seeing some "behind the scenes" personal stuff that gets made but I want to see you guys get back to these types of videos more often. - great stuff seeing you work this out as you build. Thanks Jay!
In all honesty I like this style more. Well for part 1 😂
Yes, that's way better - thank you Jay
Building is one thing , but showing tips for painting is another :)
Veii Jay: I‘m going to paint these super expensive parts!
Everyone who can’t afford it: *screams intensely*
@@96Assassine painting is very easy and safe to do. there's no reason to ever worry if you're prepping the item correctly. you can paint most things without worry, regarding prep is spot on.
@@96Assassine - I can see what you mean and I do agree, but even so, its easy to remove too.
@@96Assassine lol, the people that can't afford it are the ones buying budget computers. Us that can afford it look at it as making it unique and yours. Painting is one of the *easiest* things in the world, as long as you prep correctly. So long as you sand properly, and are in a well-ventilated but not windy area, it's smooth-going, and it makes it personalized since the company doesn't offer the items that way.
4:26 The Linus impression got me rolling, LOL.
Thanks for producing a video that shows a lot of the stumbling blocks that can come with building your own system. As someone who is in the process of selecting parts for a build next month, it illustrates the importance of pre-planning. As you mentioned, the raw nature of the video is far more informative than a 5 minute montage from boxes to complete system...
Yep, this whole messy deal is great, shows what goes into all the details and issues you run into, it's a learning experience whenever I try and build something like this.
EDIT: You could also do chrome or metal tubings, could complement the black and metal aesthetic you got going on
He said at 12:50 that he wasn't going in that direction.
You know, I didn't realize how much I missed the more informal, chatty type of video this was until I watched this. I like the high production value (and fullness of content) of the recent videos, but definitely do keep videos like the coming in the future.
Sometimes it's nice to just chill and chat, as this is. ;)
**edited for spelling**
Most interersting part of PC building is the thought process and the figuring out how it all works out. Was pretty much missed. Please more of this. Great content, Jay.
These are the style of vids i miss. great to see you doing it again. Its great to see how much things have changed over the years ive followed. But please never forget the styles that made us all follow you to begin with.
JAY back at it again with the quality content!!
And you are the true first commenter
@@willowithink true
AMD content = quality content
yeah boiiii I love it
Tatsurion 1017 Will it take 6 months to complete? Find out next time on Dragon Ball...I mean Dark Knight build log 2!
Oh it's a build named "Dark Knight." Wonder if he'll use that Dark Rock Pro 4 cooler that gave him the idea to... Never mind.
Love you Jay.
Same was a little disappointing got hyped for some air cooling for a change :D
Same
Yeah I expected it to be a Be Quiet build, then I reread the title and was like "ooh".
Ram prolly wouldn't fit as the Dark rock 4 is huge
@jaystwocents Clean look all the way.
I appreciate this video not only because we all get an insight to how you decide what part goes where and so on and so forth. But I'm glad you're using an all AMD build mostly because I can use this as a sort of blue print for my next personal build. I had to leave my old FX work station back in Puerto Rico since I couldn't move with it so as soon as I can I will take this series as a sort of guide.
Thanks for showing the process up close, its nice to see the products up close for future planned builds.
Definitely would love to see a clean, carbon fiber look to this build.
And I'm here again just watching pc builds.
Mee too
Me 3
Me 4
Yea same
me too
His Linus impression had me dying 😂
I've always enjoyed your more rambling build videos when you talk your way through them and we're along for the ride.
Very happy to see your bringing them back...Thank you
Excellent format. Just seeing someone build helps and prepares you for your own build without going in to every detail 👍
Definitely appreciating the more "dirty" perspective of computer building. Much more appealing than B roll imo!
Oh my gosh, this is my dream case! I have been trying to save money for over a year for a computer, but stuff kept getting in the way. Finally I will be able to start buying parts in the next few parts and this is the case I have been wanting to get!! I absolutely loved these videos when you used to do them a while ago, and I loved seeing you in this environment again!!! This made me super excited to get my parts in the (hopefully) near future!!! You're awesome!
JAY I want to thank you so much for having inspired me all these years. I remember watching you back in 2012 when I first started gaining interest in PC gaming, and I remember how you decided to quit your full time job eventually to focus on TH-cam, and how your circle were calling you crazy. I am so glad you proved them wrong, and I am so glad you are back to you roots with this video. thanks to a few select channels like yourself, BITWIT, PAUL's HARDWARE, and LINUS TECH TIPS, I am today continuing my ONE PC TO RULE THEM ALL SERIES with Triple OS BOOT, Windows Linux and MacOS, today we are doing part 11. I hope to be some day as big as you, keep up the great work.
YES carbon fiber tubes
Make it work. Then yeah distilled water
Can't bend carbon fiber and it can dissolve from running warm water through it, but carbon fiber wraps would work
I've always wanted to try taping off like a cool pinstripe job on clear custom tubes and then hydro dipped in carbon fiber or just straight spray paint. That way you pull off the tape and you can see the coolant flowing through the painted tubes. And maybe the cablemod vertical GPU mount? Might not wanna cover that beautiful motherboard tho...
@@Tallnerdyguy You can use 45 and 90 degree elbow fittings to line the runs up. It wont dissolve.
@@l__l2328 if it is lined, but look at water resilience in carbon fiber for 40c water
Way to go Jay, back to your roots. You listened and we appreciate it.
I love this stuff Jay, especially the trial and error parts. And those painted metal pieces came out really well. Looking forward to the rest!
For anyone who doesn’t get to build too many pc. This actually fills that urge for building one. And there are so many you tubers out there that feed you really good info. But hey jay is simply enjoyable to watch. With how authentic he is.
Part 3 : cpu update 3950X . Part 4 : gpu update RX 5900
These build log vids are great stuff.. enjoyed watching this and look forward to the next parts.
Crazy to see HIGH END and AMD in the same video. I'm so happy with how far they have come
red water, the Blood supply for the AMD CPU + GFX card :)
agree and you can then turn all the RGB stuff to a deep dark read as well. I did that in my case, a dark red on everything, it also keeps it from being too bright.
Built 100s of computers myself, but I love watching you build. It's just fun.
Saying he does want to do a build based on the Dark Rock Pro 4.
He builds a "Dark Knight" Build.
Without the Dark Rock Pro 4, which would totally fit in this build.
Good Job Jay.
Even using the Dark Rock Pro 4's screwdriver during the build. (Mounting the motherboard.)
Yeah, I noticed he didnt do what he said he would.
yes the dark rock pro would fit this watercooled build very well
@@evilhamsterzz well it doesn't have to be watercooled, you Genius
@@maxzett Thats what he wants to do genius.
As beautiful as Phil's build edits are, I LOVE this format. It really shows the process of how Jay builds which really makes the content interesting.
I have no problem watching my favorite system builder on YT in long form. Nice change of pace, I enjoyed it!
That means I’m gonna cry every day because you are not posting videos about that project everyday?
LOVE these type of build videos. Keep them coming!!!
That was awesome Jay! This is the gun part of the build for me. I love just the planning and organizing to make something look clean and put together super clean 👌
This sort of pc building videos is way more enjoyable for me. U can learn so much more on whats important to think of before/while building the pc. Ty for doing it this way again and pls keep it like this👍🏻👍🏻
Really nice to just chill and watch you hanging out doing your thing and learning as u go dude.
Build Vlog is gooooood! 😁
Really enjoyed this video, super into the process and planning of the build and not just the result.
I’m glad years ago when I was first building a Pc I found your channel. I’m happy that you’ve grown so much and can’t wait for more content! Thanks again Jay for what you do!
As a guy who's getting ready to do his first PC build, seeing you think through problems is REALLY helpful. The polished build videos that populate TH-cam provide an unrealistic model for building a PC. I'd rather understand the problems I'm going to face going in, than hit a problem and panic because I don't even know what my options even are.
lol the beQuiet freebie screwdriver @8:46 that Jay fell in love with from air cooler video
Got one too... it's my bae
Alpenfohn give you one as well that looks pretty similar, still using it now as my regular driver, designed perfectly for tower coolers.
Love seeing these type of videos. Even tho I have built 100s of PCs I still like watching for tips and ideas. Keep up the great work Jay.
I built a PC in July and videos like these show some of the true struggles with the oh god will it fit moments lol
I'll be installing a custom water loop for the first time this month, and this video by far has given me the best insight on how to do that.
Thanks man!
Yep prefer this format, the production value is basically a 'skip ahead' bit, but it's the bit we want to see.
Loved the video Jay! Looking forward for the next parts!
Really like this style of video, far more helpful to see the thought process than a pretty time lapse build video like a lot of the other channels!
Loving it, Jay! I've been building for 2 decades but for me, the building is the most fun part. This was fun to watch and follow and I can't wait for the next part.
this format makes the build more realistic to us common folk. looking forward to the next part!
Cory Chop spending $1000 on SSD? Well not sure how that's normal xD
SinR6 true but it’s nice to see someone else have some of the same frustrations and thought processes when building
Fun fact: Chunk-O-Stuff was Jayz porn name back in the 80s.
Ik this is a joke and I found it funny but I cant get over the fact there was no digital porn in the 80s
Good you brought the good days back. Do fun stuff with the tubing, and show it, The straight hard lines get boring after watching everyone bend straight lines. I would like to see the planning, mistakes, errors, all of it. Looking forward to the next episode!
When you talked about putting holes in your radiator, I immediately thought of the Verge lmao
😂😂exactly. The verge build. who could forget that? anti static bracelets😂😂😂
I was thinking about myself... because you know... I did that at some point and was very sad. That's when I just stopped watercooling and went back to air. :(
@@blockbertus eh, that's a mistake that can happen to anyone. Don't be discouraged, watercool all you want. Just always remember what you did wrong, and learn from those mistakes, as it is truely the best way to learn.
I just upgraded my PC components/build and I really enjoyed watching the entirety of your part 1 build video.
I look forward to the next!
Edit: Definitely stick with distilled water for a liquid in this one imo
Thank goodness we are back to the O.J. (Original Jay) , I was getting sick of artsy fartsy B roll from all the content creators. I think you are on target with the real build process, keep up the great work!
Watching your trial and error, helps me undergo less trial and error. Thanks Jay.
I am glad that you are showing the process of laying out, thinking aloud and planning the build and just how you are going to mount the radiators and reservoir/fans. Took me 3 or 4 days to fit up two radiators and plumbing along with associated fan wiring and all power leads. There is a ton of work required when making custom loops and wiring! I am sure newbies think it is all going to happen in one evening. I wish!!
Loved this old raw type of video
Idea for future project: a design around the noctua fan colour scheme.
That would be hard
I could see wood and wrap being used
Yeah, thanks for doing the video Jay. It helps to hear the thought process you go through. Seeing you work through the different issues makes the idea of a water-cooled build not so scary. I've never done one. But, I would like to try it at least once. I've only done an AIO build so far.
The best part is hearing Jays thought process, Like why he puts the pump/res where he does etc. Dont forget there is always new people to building that haven't seen any of these things being done.
My favorite types of videos jay your the man 😃🤙👍
*you're
I would recommend a clean tubing build with red themed distilled water solution, since AMD does red.
This is why your channel is great. You guys are actually listening to what people are saying and commenting about. That doesn't mean that you need to answer it but it's nice to know that you guys are listening.
Finally back to showing the build process. Was my favorite part of your videos. watching you go full derp sometimes.
+1 for unforseen stuff happening, even if you are experienced
Edit: don't do carbon fiber, cool idea, but impractical. Can't bend it, can't cut it easily (or straight), and can dissolve in warm water. Unless you bought pre cut lined carbon tubing and did all 90° elbows
@Alex Minne have you not noticed carbon fiber tubes for watercooling are lined, specifically for that reason? Also look at the datasheets for the existing CF tubing, expressly stating not to be used in water exceeding 40c, unless lined.
@Alex Minne that is a possibility that i hadn't considered. It also may be that since copper isn't inert it may be reacting with water and changing it's ph, as i have done ph testing on just using distilled water in a copper only cooling loop and the ph had adjusted, just don't recall which direction off the top of my head.
Jay what if you use the Cable Mod Verticle GPU mount then mount the Reservoir to the Back Fan Grill?
I just like the longer build vids/vlogs because then Phil keeps in all of the mistakes and mishaps and I'm mildly entertained.
I'm happy to see one of these detailed build videos, this is what drew me to your channel to begin with. I don't expect you to do this with every build, but if you can get one in every year of half year I would like each one! Enjoying your work anyways, Tim
Jay, Multi part vids are good man. All in one vids are like meat, Without the potatos bro. Screw editing, Keep some roots. Keep evolving, Just don't forget what got you here. Keep up the good work!
Jay: Creates a build with a $700 motherboard
Also Jay: Pairs it with a $400 GPU
Also also Jay: I think this a thing that an enthusiast would build.
I have an 5700 xt paired with an less than 100€ cpu (ryzen 5 1600)
@@hund4440 at 1440p or 4k, cpu is nearly irrelevant
This is great to see the complete build, I hope to build my next pc and seeing everything being done step by step is fantastic. Love these videos
these videos are fun to watch jay and they also help anyone who hasn't built a pc before. Entertainment and informative best type of videos.gonna be a fire build once done.
The fan mounts are interchangeable and the same as the 570x. You can get another 3x120mm fan mount for the top from Corsair
I would love to see you do an all out fully water cooled build. Not just cpu or gcard, would like to also see the vrm's the hard drives, the ram. All in this same color scheme. I think linus also did a review on a water cooled psu as well. Anyways just my thoughts.
Also having the gun metal fitting with a carbon tubing would be awesome.
I love seeing the planning of it all, because that is such a huuuuge part of building.
Nerding out at it's finest... Excellent video. As far as what color goes, go with whatever your favorite color is and use that for the liquid when you get to that point. Can't wait for the next video.
Yes Carbon Fiber Tubes would be Rad, and I think it would be cool if you did a special design for the tubing layout like the intake manifolds on a car engine 👍🏻
Ooo, that does sound cool. Would be a good challenge for Jay, too. :)
19:10 According to the manual, only the top PCIe Slot is X16 on the MSI Godlike X570.
As far I know the current GPUs don't need 16X, you're fine with 8X.
Nalet wrong.
@@jugostran www.gamersnexus.net/guides/2488-pci-e-3-x8-vs-x16-performance-impact-on-gpus
Appreciate the multi part structure and the idea of walking us through the process and not "just" show b-roll.
Thank you Jay!
Great vid, I agree that it is really more fun to watch you do the whole build sometimes. It's not a every time thing but it's fun to watch every so often. Love that case too, it's like the lil bro to my 1000D.
Having just watched Kyle build a Ryzen 3 PC, I'm now gonna watch Jay build a Ryzen 3 PC. XD
I'm currently in the middle of building my new 3900x system, waiting for a few parts is killing me xD.
Could you make a Video comparing the Trident Z Neo to the regular Trident Z RGB (and others), would love to know what the real difference is. Neo wasn't available when I ordered, plus I like the solid black of the regular Trident Z. :D
Got my Trident Z Neo in last week, still waiting on my 3900x 😩. A review of the Neo vs. prior gen trident Z’s would be great.
This more raw type of build/planning video is great. Would love if you continue to do more like it on occasion.
Crisp high resolutions is great, and great video editing, otherwise pull back the production value - make it feel like a youtube video. I love that. Its not cool if it feels too scripted. As always, you are the best and I enjoy your content. Seeing the thought process is great! You always digress.
Hay Jayz, love your channel and work, very informative and educational.
Am trying to build a Ryzen 3900x after watching your videos, but i was going for G.Skill Trident Z Neo 32GB or 64GB as they are optimized for Ryzen, but after watching you swap the ram for the Corsair Dominator i got confused, are they better? And can Ryzen 3900x and 3950x handle a 64GB ram?
Thanks Jayz, and waiting for the second part of this video 😎
Should have called The Verge to help build
They could lend him some "insulation pads"
Really appreciate the time you take to do videos like this . It gives me an idea of what to expect and how to prevent getting the wrong parts
I like hearing your thought processes and seeing that you struggle doing this sometimes. I want to build my own at some point, so I am sure I'll be back to watch this several times. :)