Next time, use a leak tester for every water cooling project. Keep it in your pocket. Use it before filling liquid in your water loop. If you're not familiar, a leak tester is a tool for detecting leaks by pumping air into your water loop. There is a pressure level to monitoring how much air is in the loop. After pumping the air, wait a few hours until there is no visible pressure drop. There are many brands that have leak testers. Examples EKWB, Barrow, Byksi, or any brand. Btw, congrats for your works. I know its not easy for the first time🎉 *note : i'm sorry if my english not very good well
Never easy going into a custom water cooled build first time. There will always be mistakes. But hey, I learnt smth new with the 'alcohol on motherboard trick' so thank you!
Really cool build, congrats! And while tragic, the way you handled the leakage was highly entertaining, so thanks I guess? =) I'm extremely paranoid and would want to swap the mobo just to make sure there are no unpleasant surprises while I'm working. Here's hoping your mobo is in 100% working condition. Cheers mate!
Thank you for this video! I learn a lot more from this than ones that go smooth! Also, I currently use good AIO's for the reasons you state, on my own PC's, and do Air or AIO for friends too. I would like to do custom eventually, but cost and possible mistakes have me waiting. But I will eventually. Thank you!
always ALWAYS for the love of all things. Always pump air into the whole system and check for compression. Never just put a loop together and fill it up and hope for the best!!!!!! LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
Nice build, I plan on doing something very similar, I think the only differences are that I'll be using a 4090 TUF and the white/silver version of the motherboard. Unfortunately the 7950x3D is sold out here and it looks like it might take a month to come back in stock, though I was going to wait a week or two to see if any issues pop up with them anyway.
Just an idea if u will do a video on the steam deck? Was genuinely curious on this unique portable gaming "PC". Some calls it breaking the boundaries between consoles and pc. Would like to hear your take on it Julian
shouldnt you insulate those bare capacitors on your cpu pcb from liquid metal? This is a dangerous mount. Use something like nail polish protects the caps
Errmmmmm this is more to the hobbyist side , most people now either use AIO or air cooling. Custom is just too expensive - was surprised it went up to $1k. A decent AIO will cost like $250.
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Next time, use a leak tester for every water cooling project. Keep it in your pocket. Use it before filling liquid in your water loop.
If you're not familiar, a leak tester is a tool for detecting leaks by pumping air into your water loop. There is a pressure level to monitoring how much air is in the loop. After pumping the air, wait a few hours until there is no visible pressure drop.
There are many brands that have leak testers. Examples EKWB, Barrow, Byksi, or any brand.
Btw, congrats for your works. I know its not easy for the first time🎉
*note : i'm sorry if my english not very good well
You are a down to earth guy. At least you "DARED" to do a custom loop. I wanted to do one but never got around.🥰
Yeah took me so long to finally do it!
Thanks for finally releasing a custom water cooling and x3d cpu video
Nv give up! Everyone make mistake at the beginning. Learn for mistake and push forward. 💪🏼
That's right
Never easy going into a custom water cooled build first time. There will always be mistakes. But hey, I learnt smth new with the 'alcohol on motherboard trick' so thank you!
Beginner pc build I thought you saw how your PC was running thought I didn't feel like watching anymore 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
when you said alcohol fixed many problems before........ I felt that....
Really cool build, congrats! And while tragic, the way you handled the leakage was highly entertaining, so thanks I guess? =) I'm extremely paranoid and would want to swap the mobo just to make sure there are no unpleasant surprises while I'm working. Here's hoping your mobo is in 100% working condition. Cheers mate!
Thank you for this video! I learn a lot more from this than ones that go smooth!
Also, I currently use good AIO's for the reasons you state, on my own PC's, and do Air or AIO for friends too. I would like to do custom eventually, but cost and possible mistakes have me waiting. But I will eventually. Thank you!
That's a hell of an expensive pc🥵🥵
Really cool pc. Feel like building one for myself too 😏
one thing we learn in the video is 99% alcohol save the day. We have 1 last try with 99% alcohol before we give up.
That’s 99% correct!
always ALWAYS for the love of all things.
Always pump air into the whole system and check for compression.
Never just put a loop together and fill it up and hope for the best!!!!!!
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
You can buy a EK leak tester and always do a check before filling up the coolant.
this was quite nerve wrecking
Nice build, I plan on doing something very similar, I think the only differences are that I'll be using a 4090 TUF and the white/silver version of the motherboard. Unfortunately the 7950x3D is sold out here and it looks like it might take a month to come back in stock, though I was going to wait a week or two to see if any issues pop up with them anyway.
Just an idea if u will do a video on the steam deck? Was genuinely curious on this unique portable gaming "PC". Some calls it breaking the boundaries between consoles and pc. Would like to hear your take on it Julian
shouldnt you insulate those bare capacitors on your cpu pcb from liquid metal? This is a dangerous mount. Use something like nail polish protects the caps
That’s the reason why I’m not doing it for the gpu
I hope you remain well
I am sorry to hear that it is a disaster
Maybe can invest in a leak gauge or something 🤔 to test for leaks before putting in the coolants liquid
Should put in a Drain valve close to bottom of reservoir.
Do a pressure leak test before adding the coolant in.
Now you tell me muahahaha
@@JulianTechTM Because, Now then i see video muahahaha
This is cool!
best!
💪💪
seems like for a lazy person like me i would never be able to do a custom water loop it seems too much work.
Errmmmmm this is more to the hobbyist side , most people now either use AIO or air cooling. Custom is just too expensive - was surprised it went up to $1k. A decent AIO will cost like $250.
Can you make a $2000 budget Pc
Where is the power supply on this PC, it's like it's magically hidden ? hmmm....
You can look at 9:12 it's at the bottom right
@@JulianTechTM I see thanks ! First time I see it mounted like this ! :)
should have leak tested the loop before pouring in the coolant hahah
I did do a leak test, but I remove 1 of the caps and didn't tighten it MHAHAH
Aiyaaa 🤣, fortunately it still works, looking forward to the part 2 video
That’s one expensive looking PC
And I almost killed it 😅
At least you managed stop the leaking
Alcohol has solve many problems eh hehe
Someone that got it! Haha
first?
FIRST PIN ME PLS JULIAN!!
1st?
julian take it from another julian stick to air cooling because we live in a tropical climate.