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ITS UPPPPP YAH

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Why in the holy hell would you start this project if you knew you were moving?

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Why in the holy hell would you start this project if you knew you were moving?

Don't think they knew they were moving at the time of building it not sure. But I'm sure they are regretting it now

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The videos are being finished now, but the project itself happened a while ago.

although he got a point, I mean the wall piping is not something that can me moved easily or a great point selling the house " we have some pipes that leads to some radiators outside!" 

 

although I am waaay too excited about this video

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just wanted to know if water cooling transfers the heat around the room like air cooling?

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although he got a point, I mean the wall piping is not something that can me moved easily or a great point selling the house " we have some pipes that leads to some radiators outside!" 

 

although I am waaay too excited about this video

it really wouldnt be that hard to remove the pipes

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It was finished aaaaages ago, so.... yeah. sorting it out won't be too much of an issue, just take the pipes out of the wall. It's not happening that soon anyway...

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it really wouldnt be that hard to remove the pipes

please let me be one of those forum members who is professional in everything and better than everyone, please

 

cheers

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please let me be one of those forum members who is professional in everything and better than everyone, please

 

cheers

it wouldn't though. Luke's handyman dad installed them in an afternoon. reverse the process.

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please let me be one of those forum members who is professional in everything and better than everyone, please

 

cheer

ok well im not a plumber but my dad is and i have worked with him before on that kind of stuff

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ok well im not a plumber but my dad is and i have worked with him before on that kind of stuff

(it was not aimed for you, it was generally sarcasm that you see people here who are much much more smarter than everyone ever lived, although the google is not 100% right)

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(it was not aimed for you, it was generally sarcasm that you see people here who are much much more smarter than everyone ever lived, although the google is not 100% right)

<_<  well the sarcasm was not needed and was rude

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Piping did look a mess, I am curious as to why it all had to go to the ceiling and not run around the floor line/below desk level and just box it in.

But, its going to be interesting to see. If run on the same idea as an air con unit (high pressure - low pressure) it should, in theory, give some interesting results. And lots of condensation in the cases :-p

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Jesus christ! I would LOVE to see all the ney saying walnuts on the video comments and in here do the same thing and film it so we can see it go off without a single hitch, because I know plenty of you have had no issues what so ever when watercooling a single case.... yea sarcasm just incase you missed it.  :angry:

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Hey guys I am wondering why are Linus and his team making full water cooling room when they are moving to the new office? This doesn't make sense to me and I'd really like if someone answer me :)

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It was finished in august, though we are just now seeing the video's. 

 

 

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It was finished in august

You're telling me they finished 4 months ago? It feels like last month I started hearing about it.

They are most likely going to salvage most of the water cooling loop for the new office anyway, so I guess you could call it a trial run.

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You're telling me they finished 4 months ago? It feels like last month I started hearing about it.

They are most likely going to salvage most of the water cooling loop for the new office anyway, so I guess you could call it a trial run.

 

Yes, it was finished 4 months ago

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