Jay drilling out dimples like a boss.

Double 90's heading straight back from below the GPU's would look really cool (With bulkhead fittings like above the CPU), then routing to the res from behind the back plate. I think it'd give things a really clean and stylish look.

@rickypelletier363

4 жыл бұрын

I just posted this same idea! Vertical and horizontal runs look really good.

@benkramer3194

4 жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly :)

@CrAcKwHoReMaNe9

4 жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly, as well

@patricknolan1625

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. I could not agree more. I'd route all the piping that I could behind that back plate, for an extremely clean look.

@AoDude

4 жыл бұрын

I was going to post this myself!

"...a project for my spare time..." aka 2028 completion date

@hycron1234

4 жыл бұрын

So the Post Malone build, but much, much worse.

@Gassit

4 жыл бұрын

@@hycron1234 Yea but at least he's building this one for someone who will appreciate it.

I actually love how your taking your time on this epic build, it really gives you time to really visualize how you want the loops to look and will avoid the "Should of's Would've Could've" at the end =) Cheers cant wait till the final cut.

You could use a knockout punch instead of a step bit. I find it easier to use, less chances of messing up, and it makes for a cleaner job. This is what's used in electrical industrial application when you don't want to deal with all of the metal particles that the step bit makes.

@vnyggi621

4 жыл бұрын

That plate looked like 5mm thick or so

@MrOsmodeus

4 жыл бұрын

pretty sure a hole saw or step bit is fine if your drilling 2 holes in a month. once his rate is closer to 2 every 10 minutes the bits are going to become too expensive to keep sharp and it's time to look for more effective alternatives

I really like this build, cant wait for the reservoir to be put in!

Jay...finish it already!!! I am eagerly waiting to see the finished rig....already looks freaking awesome. Never imagined a chrome build can look this good...

Really nice to see that super clean style that made skunkworks one of my favourite builds out there looking forward to seeing it all come together. All the best Jay

Looks *so* good, I can't wait to see it finished and lit up :D

@stoneymahoney9106

4 жыл бұрын

Jay: turns on lighting. Me: I'll be in my bunk

Super Early upload(for European standarts) ! Nice!

@StormPlay

4 жыл бұрын

And too late to brasilians

I'm not gonna lie, that looks absolutely BEAUTIFUL!

Chrome plated tubing looks incredible. :) This is going to be a thing of beauty.

The metal pipes look so good, totally worth the effort 👍

@Marin3r101

4 жыл бұрын

Hey Jerry how's it going?

Use old hdd magnets under where you drill to catch most of the metal shavings, less to clean up after.

@thehappymurloc1938

4 жыл бұрын

That probably won't work most cases are made of aluminum now

This build is looking so clean. I can't wait to see what it looks like completed. You have way more patience than I do. I would be in such a rush to build it out of sheer excitement knowing how badass it's going to look. Hopefully no further complications.

Thats a very cool build, looking forward to seeing it finnished. Very cool Jay.

i once calculated water temps depending on loop order.. with measurements taken from a DDC-Powered Loop my friend has. he reaches >30ml/sec flow, so around 112l/h. a 300W-Part heats up the water by 2,3K (Kelvin), and by going from CPU-GPU-RAD-RAD to CPU-RAD-GPU-RAD you lose around 0,7K on the CPU, and gain 1K on the GPU. so even with a DDC, the coldest point vs hottest point have a maximum delta below 5K if you stay below 700W total. Jay might reach 1,2kW here (2x 300W GPU, maybe 600W CPU), but he has a D5 which should me more powerfull than the baby-ddc. so with the math done, i can agree that loop order doesnt matter.

Jay spends many thousands on a custom PC build for himself. Wishes he had a belt sander......

@tomr3422

4 жыл бұрын

a belt sander is a little over kill, a orbital would be more then enough some one start Jay a go fund me so we can raise $39 to make his dream come true.

@patrickshelley09

4 жыл бұрын

@@tomr3422 When trying to sand down metal, I'd go with a belt sander. Who's first to chip in a dollar for Jay's dream?

@tomr3422

4 жыл бұрын

Is there a go fund me or something ? I will throw a couple bucks at it. Just to see Jay sand down his finger tips

@damian02161986

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah a belt sander can go a long way. Especially if you make small adjustments just like he was doing.

@michaelgleason4791

4 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't use an orbital sander to trim down metal tube.

Hey Jay, thanks for making funny and really great videos! I've been having to deal with epilepsy and been down but I watch your videos and it helps push me to smile and pursue building my own computer! Just want to thank you :D

Man I have been watching you for years. You are so original, keep up the great work. Love from Earth.

Hillbilly Jay (@12:42), is a far far far cousin of Bitwit's Lyle!

@GothicDragonX

4 жыл бұрын

Jay's facial expression kind of reminds me of Popeye the sailor man.

@randomnessright1320

4 жыл бұрын

They should do a collab

@yamagawa9830

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@ryanmarble1869

4 жыл бұрын

You fool they’re boyfriends

They are also called passthrough fittings... Also, you could always use a washer to give you much much more freedom

@ElyziiuM

4 жыл бұрын

Andrew Springer That's the only name I've ever seen on them also.

@tomr3422

4 жыл бұрын

I have seen them as bulkhead fittings or at least in the air and hydraulic word that what we always called them

@colinjava8447

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah I've got half a dozen of them, pretty sure Barrow calls them pass through.

I'm glad construction is paused (or finished for now) because Jay seems so happy in the past few videos.

Thank you for telling us about the de-burr bit!! In the field these are usually called CONDUIT REAMERs. PrimoChill calls it a "Rigid Finishing Bit", as their is used to de-burr in addition to trimming, but there is just a small difference between the tools, and shouldn't matter much.

I feel poor watching this, Actually virtually every video

@anthonyc417

4 жыл бұрын

Join the club lol its all good at least we get to see how it all comes together.

@jarbeefis

4 жыл бұрын

@@anthonyc417 _insert Kronk meme here_

@cerberus.5640

4 жыл бұрын

Don't feel poor when it's EVGA parts :Þ

@DaveAuld

4 жыл бұрын

Go checkout Declassified Systems videos, those builds are even on another level up......

@Brunnen_Gee

4 жыл бұрын

No joke. It's taken me about 5 months of saving for a Ryzen upgrade (just mobo and ram so far), and I still don't have the cpu. The only reason I'm able to pull it off is because this month is a 3 payday month, so free paycheck. Then I get to order the cpu. And this is a budget upgrade.

Could you disassemble the heatspreaders on the RAM and put in the regular white top piece from the non-royal modules? Obviously it's your build, I just think the diamond style thing is awful, but I totally get that you went with them for the chrome. Can't wait to see the finished build - it's gonna be awesome. My first thought for the GPUs was to run straight down through the the bottom - but I like your idea, it might give it sort of an engine-y look with the different chrome tubes running up and exiting next to each other.

@minobg79

4 жыл бұрын

I would go for EKWB nickel plated Monarch RAM modules. Not watercooling the memory, just using them as replacement for G-Skill heatspreaders. Would match the build perfectly while not looking like jewellery. :)

@artemistails4288

4 жыл бұрын

That would look horrible lol

@theodorthiele

4 жыл бұрын

@@minobg79 True, that's probably a better option :)

@theodorthiele

4 жыл бұрын

@@artemistails4288 So you're saying that chrome RAM without having a fake diamond tops looks horrible? Or do you just really like fake diamonds? ;)

Serious Cool tubing gave me ideas for my next build. Very Nice way to go Jay!

Deff using you as my direction and guide to building my own pc, I love all your videos and you’ve inspired me to get into building my own pc, it’s gonna take me months to save up! But eh I’m gonna give it a try! Awesome content love the channel!

"drilling from the backside!" JazTwoCents 2019

The only way for this build to be overkill is to watercooled the RAM!!

The king of "KZread water cooling" is updating us of the products we have available to us today. Thanks Jay!

I love how he smiles and gets mad with happiness every time he discovers and sees something that he has done or can do. That is the sign of a person who loves what they do. Keep making awesome videos Jay.

Are you sure this isn't a Mad Max build? Shiny and Chrome

If I had a dollar for every time Jay said “I digress” I would have a substantial amount of money

@thedominator87

4 жыл бұрын

if you took a shot for every time jay said i digress, you'd probably be dead

Just wanted to thank you for giving me more confidence in updating my 2 older pc's and attempting my first AMD build. priceless. Thanks JayZ.

I've been messing around in Sketchup with a case design since 2016 that received its fifth iteration without so much as a single panel of it existing in real life. Thanks to your inspiring work in recent weeks with the mini ITX mod and now this, it has received a complete overhaul and is now Mark VI, and I'm ready to call it done and build it. You're probably never going to notice this comment but I wanted to say thanks anyway!

Ummmm notification squad. Is there a better way to start a new working *Wednesday . :D Edit: I think I need to change my job....

No Jay, you do not measure this way. You put the calipers at an angle and use the flat part of the jaws instead of the narrow part. Otherwise great vid as usual!

@telefon72

4 жыл бұрын

@@MurderingSpork69 No he didn't, if you do it like he does you don't know if you are at the "peaks" of the circle.

@Moibhin

4 жыл бұрын

Well he did and it worked out soooooo.......

@TheThorlag

4 жыл бұрын

thought the same

This is one of my favorite builds, so far!

Man this is absolutely baller case modding. Such excellent tools and such excellent application of those tools.

jayz's personal rig breaks 3dMark scoring system

Just me or are those two holes he drilled not lined up?

@dubious6718

4 жыл бұрын

Tubes don't look right either

@emf321

4 жыл бұрын

12:42...And you thought he's fooling around.

@jondonnelly4831

4 жыл бұрын

One looks a fraction lower than the other. It's not an exact science with a christmas tree bit though thick metal, drilling both sides. He would have been better investing in the correct size drill bit.

@ElyziiuM

4 жыл бұрын

I'm sure they are lined up. From experience it's hard to make tubing look aligned from every angle.

@Johnny641

4 жыл бұрын

I thought the same too but when looking dead front centre they look aligned.

In my 800D i used those kind of fittings as pass through as well. I tore out the HDD section hidden down below with the PSU and shoved the pumps down there. Using those I put them through the normal holes already there for tubbing but used it as a point to transition between soft and hard tubing.

I have used chrome copper pipe for home plumbing, never thought to use it in a PC. Neat ! Love your vids. (from across the pond)

Drilling from the rear is usually far more messy. >,>;

@eduardoperi9897

4 жыл бұрын

Nobody gonna Crack an inappropriate joke on this one? Just me? Ight

Gets precise 20mm - prefers to use the Imperial Unit with 3 Decimals :D

Its coming together nicely. Keep up the good work.

This build is gorgeous, I can't wait for the next part

"How to pass tubes through walls" : Open command Type "tcl" enter

Can't exactly drill near the motherboard -the guy that deliberately drilled holes through a motherboard

Loved the video Jay, I also love seeing “late night upload” tweet. Made my night

Wow and wow again, those 2 metal bended tubes looks so awesome!!!

american be like: easiest way to write 20mm would be just over 3/4 of an inch.

@vnyggi621

4 жыл бұрын

His step bit is probably in inch

@Ruhrpottpatriot

4 жыл бұрын

@@vnyggi621 Yeah, if you're too cheap to pay 15 bucks for a good 20mm metal drill...

@FastSloth87

4 жыл бұрын

@@vnyggi621 he can use a caliper on that too.

@vnyggi621

4 жыл бұрын

@@FastSloth87 sure, or he switches his digital caliper to imperial. Both ways require two times measuring.

If it is chrome, should the rig run Chrome OS?

I actually really like the slow advancement for this build. excites me even more to wait for the next episode to come out

I love this build so far I can't wait to see what you do with that enthoo luxe 2 case as well. Thanks for the content

So this is where we have come to. Discussing financing options for your GPU purchase. And nobody sees a problem with this?

"There are less than 20 of these on earth and it's worth thousands of dollars!" *Drill holes in it*

@bradhaines3142

4 жыл бұрын

i honestly dont see how its worth 1000$ aside from there only being 20 of them. i personally think the case looks like crap

JayzTwoCents: Making us wish we had a Microcenter near us since 2012.

Really liking to watch this whole process

To the 34 people who disliked this video....Want a hug? 🤗 Edit: 108 Dislikes lol

@V0odOo

4 жыл бұрын

I'm not one of them, but I would still appreciate a hug. :3

Damn everytime i see these build it just makes me drool...keep up with the work...cant wait to see the final

I’m in love with this build.

That spring loaded thingy is an impact center punch. Their good for pretty much any job requiring removing or marking. I have quite a few of them that came with my Stanley fatmax left, right and straight tinsnips as a combo kit.

I did this a while back and I just traced the CPU block holes and then placed the template where i wanted and drilled =). great video as always, keep up the good work.

we cannot wait for you to finish the build jay! we cannot! love from the Philippines

Man, this is absolutely beautiful

Dam, this is looking siiiiiiick. I feel like it may just be your best looking build. Cant wait to see this bad boy done in 2 years.

"Did I just screw up in front of 2 million people? Wouldn't be the first time." Won't be the last either. Love you Jay!

Can’t wait to see how it’s going to turn out!

Can't wait to see how it looks at the end of this wonderful PC build.

Very nice water loop config, awesome explanation of the config also Jay.

Knurling looks great with the chrome.

Jay, from my experience using pyramid bits, I always do a pilot > hole saw > pyramid bit. It would have helped you out tremendously in this I feel.

Super pretty, can't wait for the next update.

I am so bad at this stuff. It is a wonder how I ever got my computer science degree in the first place. I am so out of touch, so thank you Jay for supplying us with information that we can all use. For me, this is fantastic to watch, and I really appreciate the fact that you do not hid your mistakes. By the way, I need to watch more of your video's. I thought that RGB meant something really cool in the gaming world like Realistic Gaming Background or Rolling Gaming Biopics or some damn interesting title rather than red, green, blue. Thank the world for you. Thanks again Jay.

Thanks for the tidbits of information, nice job so far. It will be nice once its done.

Looking great Jay. I look forward to your next Nebula video

Its going to look like Las Vegas at christmas Jay. Cant wait to see it done. And that sick assed monitor you are going to put it on! boom!

im so looking forward to the next build phase. not the finished product thats gonna look awesome nonorless but just the steps to it are so interesting

Guys. Jay already did a video on why loop order doesn't matter.

@tomr3422

4 жыл бұрын

here it is -kzread.info/dash/bejne/hKKEpMGqZZTPhs4.html

Dude. Jay... this build is dope... I was kind of skeptic at first, for whatever grab bag reason you wanna pull.. but the proof is in the progress.. I'm as stoked as Phil now :)

@justinrobichaud7908

4 жыл бұрын

aww I spoke too soon, you had to say Apple-like.

Damn this thing is gonna be so pimp. I'm stoked to see the final product. Great video.

Jay, that looks gorgeous!

My sub list goes through a culling now and then but Jayz will never be a victim! Always love this content

Looks like it is turning into a great build.

Thanks for the video Jay! I was a machinist mate and a power plant mechanic back in the day, I would call this a "bulkhead" fitting. They are used where plumbing has to pass through water tight bulkheads on ships. Doesn't really apply here but I don't know what else to call it.

Don't get me wrong, i'm excited to see this build be finished some time late next year along with everyone else, but did we really just watch a 16 minute video to watch Jay put two little tubes in? Yes. Yes we did. And we enjoyed it, like good little viewers are supposed to.

Looking good man!! Dont mean to step on snyones toes, but if you're having issues with the res, I can custom make you anything you can imagine.

YES! More mods

It’s going to be a great looking build that I will never be able to afford once you are done Jay!

Jay... Greenlee Punch. Build is looking great!

It's a thing of beauty for sure!

Looks awesome Jay!

Got to be honest with you Jay. That pic you posted on Instagram yesterday looked liked you ran the pipes straight through the motherboard. Had to take a second look to see that the cpu waterblock was chrome. Boy is it shining. That sucker is gonna be very reflective when you get it finished. Can't wait .

That's a fine looking system so far.

Skunkworks is like a pre-school project compared to this here masterpiece. Love the progression in all aspects Jay and crew - build quality, editing and presentation, general banter, just shows how the channel and your abilities have grown. But I digress.. GREAT VID !!

Common Jay!!!! We want to see this thing completed! Screw everyone else, what about us?!?!? It's turning out to be an awesome looking build.

I applaud ur attention to detail

Can't wait to see how this is gonna turn out.