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I thought the traditional red/blue AN fittings matched very well to the time frame.

I liked your choice of fittings because those lines are under the hood items, much like they are the proverbial hood of your system.

I assumed that was why you used the classic AN fittings. I'm not sure why Jay missed that. Very nice build brother

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I love the look of the fittings. Complete props for using red/blue -AN like that looked back then. It carries the theme of such an iconic racecar perfectly. I really don't get why Jay didn't get that.

Gotta love the fake humblebrags of the watercooling community:P

Oh that old thing?

@@magnanimus9692 its just for the look bro

TBF, I am running a 2080ti, but will be upgrading to a newer gen next summer along with the 3900x to a 5900x. So, 2080ti for now...

@@TheEricGroulx If you're not upgrading until next year anyway, why not wait a little longer for Zen 4? 3900x to 5900x isn't that big of an upgrade.

If I have the money I'll add tube clocks with the copper tube build just to add steampunk vibe

one of the most aesthetically pleasing setups i have seen that was fully original.

I know the person who did it, he lives here in Greece and he's quite famous among some facebook groups for building outstanding custom builds like this, he's a really talented and nice guy.

@@yiannis777-l9c RU-vid channel?

i don't think its real, photos looks like Ai generated photos

it is real, i've seen it in video call with the person who made it@@Hisham_HMA

I'm familiar with the GT40 but not the Gulf thing. Is it a different version of the GT40?

@@kaldo_kaldo it's the GT40 that won the La Man's in the late 60's. I believe it was Gulf Oil for the colors on the car. Fairly iconic color scheme.

@@kaldo_kaldo Gulf was just an oil company that sponsored racing teams. The company still... "exists", but it's owned by another company, and I don't think it exists as a brand anymore.

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the red and blue reminds me of older nasa/saturn v stuff, would be a great theme for a build, surely that's been done.

To me it looks like a 3D render more than an actual build.

I was thinking the same thing onky one video on this

Haha, like everything else (past builds, description links) it's a pipe dream. Don't hold your breath, he's got way too many subscriber builds to nit pic.

@@easley421 We are talking about a V8 engine block build, that JTC started a while back, but so far only one video of.

Also asked him over twitter.. never answered ^^

Hope that one gets picked up again. Jay does abandon projects.

Short Answer: It's a sag bracket for the stainless runs.

He could have used cap screws on the clamp tho, hex bolts look very agricultural on a setup like that. Still, massive props on using stainless hard-line. Out of all the custom bend builds, that one would have been the hardest to work with.

Yes, that is why I did it. The picture just does not catch it that well.

@@HalloweenEnd It looked awesome overall.

This is probably true but also, all his lines were horizontal and it breaks away that monotony and is a vertical pipe for appearance only. Without it, I feel it would look empty. It's surprising how a small/thin object with a completely different direction can actually fill up a lot of space visually.

a lot of resistance having 3 seperate 120s but the pc will retain its price with copper oging up lol

Totally agreed. Jay doesn't know shit about cars. Period.

GT40 guy posted, you nailed it.

The only thing I would have done different is maybe have a painted side panel so it looks finished and sleek when closed then “open the hood” and see the more industrial looking “engine compartment”

@@Njazmo He knew exactly what all of it was, just thought it clashed. What part of that makes you think the guy with a second channel about cars doesn’t know anything about cars?

@@averyw.3939 plenty of people have channels about cars and know nothing about cars. Have you watched supercar blond?

That's along

I actually just did an upgrade of a 10 year old system, I didn't do anything exciting, but it was interesting to see how things have change (and not changed). I would like to see this too.

yawn.

@@chemicalhap Let's see you try.

@@ChristopherHailey same, I went from FX to Ryzen. Massive improvements.

Same place those links he's always promising are in the description😂

@@easley421 that polystyrene thing is damn right awful

1. Are you a water cooling expert? 2. Have you built computers for as long as jay? 3. Have you ever built a watercooled rig?

@@bigpapichristo have u realized that he was being sarcastic hence the :P

@@fionnbennett2093 No, ehh

@@bigpapichristo I've built computers before Jay was born, how does that qualify an individual? Doing something for a long time does not equate doing something correctly. You can screw up for a long time.

@@bigpapichristo woosh

You're definitely right, I have 3 360mm's in both an O11 and an O11 DXL, it's a tubing nightmare from the front distro plates, the output holes are in a rough spot

I don't know about any of that because I cdon't have an 011, but if you look at the "strut" between the radiators, there is a clamp. That Clamp is used normally used as an attachment point. My guess would be its being used to support the tubes coming off the cpu block. Maybe he was having issues with proper cpu contact due to weight, getting things aligned perfectly, etc and this solved it.

@@overdrivesgarage7030 I work with halloweenend, and yes this is why the bracket was there. The tube was too heavy for the fittings. Holding it up with that bracket solved it

Nah not worth it anymore. Spent 950 in total

@@danielredziniak2996 and?

@@danielredziniak2996 water cooling was never worth it when you account for money and time but if u have money and is passionate about it then go for it

@@danielredziniak2996 I droped 1200 when doing mine but that was also new case 13 argb fans paint&primer. Had to use montanablack becuase there the only company that make a really nice purple( and yes i was that picky on my purple also the purple I used was called wizard). I dont check twitter enough to make it in these. Case corsair 5000D airflow ( fully painted purple with green accents and a biohazard logo. But im running 3700x ( well be a 5800x when i get the money to pick one up) vector frosted water block Cpu 3700x vector frosted WB Gpu 3070FE vector WB 32gb( 4x8gb) gskill royal 3600mhz cl16-16-16-36 Asus hero VII (none wifi) Asus Psu 750w gold ( was gona be a seasonic plat but amazon lost it) Cable mode black and green pro set. 500gb bot nvme samsung 1tb main game drive nvme saberment 1tb sata ssd samsung No room to fit a hard drive 13 cooler master MF120 ( 6 on the rad push pull and 7 in the rest the case slots ) Soft tubing ( cant been hard tubes for the life of me ) 6 deep cool fittings 2 corsair( same issue with psu amazon ) Ek vector D5 pump and res combo

@@93836 yea if you wanna pay msrp x 2

Took apart my gpu last weekend to strap a jank g12 bracket and an AIO on it. I was sweating bullets the entire time lol

Been building computers for 25 years... was pretty much a wreck about every build until I worked at a small-time nonprofit computer refurbisher. There comes a point where you know the hardware has been treated absolutely horribly, and it still somehow runs... nothing I am going to do could possibly break it if it isn't broken already lol But after that experience yeah, I get a little nervous if I am messing with something irreplaceable like some crazy custom import part (or modern gup lol)... but if it is 'just a CPU' then nah, it is going to be fine.

@@CaedenV oof

If people let the CPU slip they are in a world of pain so I understand that putting a CPU in makes people nervous.

Thanks!

I would like to see this too. I cant imagine building a whole pce for what one part usually costs.

not even a troll, people just don't read.

Yo same, but ultimately 99% of the performance can be achieved on air so who cares if it looks really pretty. Personally I would never go quite this far - all the monitors, RGB and tacky shit is such a distracting eyesore it would probably just piss me off and I'd throw a T-shirt over it xD

Nitrous.. the red a blue fittings were originally for nitrous systems red is fuel blue is NO2

He knows that but they do not match the theme. They overpower the custom painting he did to match the model car.

Thanks! Glad you liked the build! I changed the RGB daily, but I can understand the need for a different color.

I'm really surprised he didn't add up the red/blue fittings and SS hose and come up with "Oh, the interior is the engine bay"

I halve half a PC apparently.

@@patrickshelley09 16 is perfectly fine.

Everyone knows you need 69 Gb of ram at 4200 MHz to call yourself a pc Gamer

I recently went up to 32gb dont really notice a difference.. I just game mostly but at idle for some reason my system would use like 30% memory so I thought why not.. But indeed 16gb is still plenty for most use cases imo. I did read though you dont go up to 32gb for faster speeds, you do it to avoid dips in performance.. idk something like that

@@nickgarcia1292 look at the bright side you can open like 3 more chrome tabs

Yeah man, a lot of these build are amazing, dude feels the need to roast them anyways.

Prepare to be nitpicked or roasted when sending your rig pics to Jay to get em rated. ☺️

fok!

I wonder if his partial color blindness has anything to do with that 🤔

@@sturdybutter every color blindness is partial.

@@pipsqueakking7263 you don’t know me and my black-and-white life. This post *wasn’t* brought to you by Technicolor, to put the color back in your life.

Same here

Een goede tip, HEMA rookworst gebruiken ;)

@@brianlespoir6287 lekker bakkie pan en je reservoir ermee voldouwen. Genoeg jus toevoegen om de pomp niet droog te laten lopen. Spekjes erbij zodat je de stamppot flow goed kan zien.

Dont know if it helps bit I did my first ever water cooled rig earlyer this year. and no problem s everthing went smooth ly.

@@TheGroundedCoffee LOL Succes met je build

And still threw an O11 in anyway, lol

I remember that episode too. As the annoyingly repeated answer goes, it does and it doesn't. It just depends. Under THEIR testing parameters, two radiators actually hurt cooling performance. But with the multitude of possible parts combinations alone, not factoring in case types and all that, it's all up to the individual set up if more radiator = more cooling.

Just something for the "clickbait reaction"-type title

Yep. Red/blue AN connectors is all there was in that time.

But there ios too many of them and they overpower the custom painting he did to match the blue/orange of the model car.

​@@JCrook1028 Something doesn't always need to match to be thematically appropriate

Thanks!