You guys were waiting on this guy over here.

That's the Loki Ghost s one.

I finally got the silver one.

I've been waiting on with the two top hats and I'm getting ready to water.

Cool this thing and I'm realizing this is gonna suck.

Why did I agree to do this?

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Okay, so here's the challenge.

Um, if you're not familiar with this case, I did a video about it in the past.

Actually was a black one back there that we to build on, sort of.

But this is it right here, and it's not really screwed together, so it's probably gonna fall apart.

Here's one of the other top hat.

That's a 90 X case, obviously, and, uh, it's expandable.

You could build it up this tall as you want.

But here's the thing.

I was like, I'm going to do a fully water cooled with graphics card and dual radiators and obviously CPU.

And then it came in and I looked at it and it's like, You know what?

What crack was I smoking, thinking I'm gonna fit all that in here.

So that's my dilemma.

It's actually being this tall.

Another top hat is on, and in terms of height, that's not our problem.

Our problem here obviously has a lot to do with.

Depth is well, because the graphics card goes on one side, and then motherboard goes on the other than it's got this riser cards.

You concede to connect everything together.

We've got a power supply that goes right here, and I'm realizing there is absolutely no room whatsoever for a reservoir or a pump.

So have been scouring the Internet looking for pump block combos.

Because if I could get the block and the pump on the CPU, then that I just really This was half hang off table.

Look up.

You were gonna let that fall for the sake of the video.

I know you feel what I realize is if I could get a block pump combo a cp blocked pump combo that will that will take up a lot of my space constraints problems, and then I might actually be able to make this work.

Now, there's another conflict here that I where we're gonna have an issue here specifically with the Jeep.

You.

So I was going to use my 2080 but I thought there's really no point in that.

This is gonna be a mobile editing rig for C.

E s for the most part, and I got to lose another screw.

So this is one of those things where I promise the audience I was gonna do this even though it took Loki like a year to get the case built.

I guess, given how long took me to do the post Malone build, I can't really complain about that now.

can I?

So that's a little besides the point, though.

What?

I want to show you guys here and this is actually gonna be, I think, an easier problem for me to deal with.

But if I put the side panel on what you're going to see is I do not have very much room whatsoever between thes fittings and the side panel.

Those aren't gonna fit in there.

That Let me take this often, actually show you so I can screw this down in there.

Okay, technically, that works.

Technically, it does work.

The problem I had here was the fitting is typically wider than this piece here.

If that makes sense now, fortunately, I live very close to a micro center on and they carry water cooling stuff.

So I ran down there and got some barbs because I didn't have any non compressions.

My issue is compressions would probably not work here.

And it looks like these I'll scream like that.

You can see it looks like these were the exact same diameter, so that might actually work.

A compression sitting.

We're like, this guy right here is you can see it would have a caller that screws down on it, making this fitting whiter.

This is the same idea or inner diameter as this guy right here.

But the caller would have been hit the side piece, so I decided to go with barbs.

Very old school that looks like that will actually clear.

And if it does, And that's one less thing I'm gonna have to worry about today, the barbs actually fit.

So there is a problem number one, sort of sort of handled.

Now, let me show you Problem number two says you can see I'm gonna have a bit of a vertical clearance issue when it comes to the CPU.

Because once you put on this side now or just lamb, you could see there's not a lot of space in there.

So there's no room anywhere in here for me to comfortably do a pump or reservoir or any of that stuff because they'll forget right here where this spot goes and everyone's gonna be like, You could just do it right there in the bottom.

No, because here's here's the radiator off.

He's a good fit, ladies.

All right, so if I go ahead, let me just screw this down so you guys can have a very good visual Thies.

Small form factor bills Man, if you go on like if you want to read it or over clock dot net or any form where people are showing off their ultra small form factor builds and it's clean and they've got, like, rigid tubing and stuff.

Man, give those guys alike because I don't think people realize he might work.

This is to get all this fit, right?

So then this goes here like this, and then this ends up mounting onto there, and then this goes like this so you can see just how quickly you run out of space.

So that's the thing I'm trying to figure out now is how I'm gonna make it freaking work.

So all right.

Long roundabout way of saying I decided to use along roundabout way of saying I tried to use a fractal design, um Kelvin pump because it's a pump block combo.

It's sounded pretty powerful.

The problem was once I hooked up all of the radiators and the GP block and the opposite CPU and the GPU, it didn't really move the water too well, so I had this idea.

The problem is bleeding the air out of here because there's no room for a reservoir at all.

Jesse, that might be room for something.

I know off at a another place at another time.

But that's okay.

I digress.

I need a way, I guess.

The water cooler.

God.

Okay, so here's Here's what I'm thinking.

This is one of the AL fickle cross flow radiators that I showed you guys.

So it all comes in, one side, goes across and comes out the other side instead of doing it.

You bend on there, but you see others fittings on both sides.

I'm thinking that might make an opportunity for me to fill from the top.

Because as long as the air can get out, if I undo one screw and the other screw and slowly fill it and let it just get down into the loop, we might actually get this toe work.

How small that iss SFX Power supplies are normally much bigger than this.

That air this wanted.

Okay, this is this is promising that goes up like that.

So that's pretty much all the main components in there.

So that's the space we have to work with.

Well, im enough fitting.

Stephen mocked this up.

Now I'm just losing my brain.

My mind is gone.

You're gonna end the video that way.

That is, that is 100% plumbed up now, a fully custom Lupin there.

So this pump ends up not working out.

There are other options.

There's like the apogee from Swift Tech.

My concern with that one, though, is the fittings on either side.

And I have clearance issues all around.

You can see memory here.

Obviously there's space issues up top.

There's a heat sink down here.

There's with I t s.

It's very squished.

I'm concerned that the apogee won't fit, but this is fully plumbed up.

Ready to go for me to do my Phil test.

I'm not positive this pumps will be able to push it all through.

Already had it all put together on the table, which is the way this video started.

That's what I was doing before we started this video.

But I found my nineties, You know, it actually wasn't that bad to build and believe it or not.

I mean, the full loop is in there.

This is a side I care about.

This is where you'll see all the fluid.

The Onley wiring.

That's not in here, is he?

A penny ps and the PC I express to cables.

They're obviously which are going to kind of hide underneath the PS.

You sort of down here kind of over here what sort of fill out this space?

But when I'm ready to put it together, I could just slide the top hat back on and over this these wires were in the way.

But I could just slide this back on like so and then put the top cover on.

And that's basically what a ghost s one looks like with a dual red water, cooled tight necks and a water cooled 9900 k.

So this is a beast.

So here is My hope is because this side has a fitting that goes straight through it straight out to the air.

And this side is a fitting that goes straight through down into the CPU pump that I can feel it like this.

Like this top radiator becomes my reservoir.

That's the hope here.

And yes, I'm using drinking water because it's all I have right now and This is just a test.

So bite me.

This pump just does not have enough head pressure to actually move the fluid fast enough to force the air out.

Just why the bubbles are just staying still.

And I have been tilting and turning and you can see I've gotta basically an ivy feeding into the top rad.

And no matter what, I cannot get all the air out.

So we're gonna end up probably going with an apogee drive two, which is my only other option.

Now that's a laying ddC pump, which is a very powerful pump on top of a copper water block.

And I think we will clear our components here.

If not, then modifications will be happening.

But anyway, I can get everything in this system and still get the sides on, which is what today's video is all about.

I was hoping this pump would be good enough for the two rads, the GPU block and obviously the pump combo.

Um, it's not so when we do the last part of this video, I'm sorry, this is a two part, but when we do the last part of this video, it will be all done.

We'll have the fluid in there.

The lighting and everything will finish it off with part two.

And then this will be Phil's editing station for C.

E s, a 99 100 k.

It will be over clocked with a Titan X and all m dot to storage.

You know where to go with an external for dump drive because of the fact that there's nowhere else to mount any drives in this, we took all those options out, which was really only one of them little bracket right here.

SST mount that goes onto ah, radiator or a fan, which can probably come in handy in another build later on.

So, yeah, I swear to God, I feel if I catch you playing games in your hotel room on this because super powerful well, I'll be mad that I didn't get an invite unless we got an invite.

And then we're cool.

All right, guys, we're gonna go.

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