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Whole Room Water Cooling Part 5b

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Have people dropped by asking for hardware? @nicklmg

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Almost half of that episode was of linus borking that PSU.

"The of and to a in is I that it for you was with on as have but be they"

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Nothing like a whole room watercooling vid to make you happy after a shitty day.

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Yay, finally

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the part 5a jokes are pretty spent by now so just stop.

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This is getting painful to watch.

It's like one of those 'hilarious' home video accident compilations, except instead of drunk jackasses, the accidents are happening to frustrated, tired techies trying to create something cool.

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the part 5a jokes are pretty spent by now so just stop.

time for part B  :D  :P

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I feel 5c 5d 5e 5f is coming. And im kinda happy they are!

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Ok, we definitely need a video describing what you guys have learned during the whole thing, because this project takes sooo long and seems so inefficient, that at least there has to be a tangible knowledge benefit.

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What is the name of the song played at 12:30

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Twist the stripped parts of the wire together before soldering. Should be easier.

 

As for the UV filter... I'm sceptical about it being effective. It can only kill microbes in the water that passes through it, so it won't stop microbes from growing if they remain stuck in the reservoir, or in some region of stagnant flow in a water block. Something that makes the whole loop inhospitable to life might be more effective.

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I bet Linus still doesn't regret not opting for the much simple and easier solution, aka installing A/C, instead......

 

oh, and have fun setting this up all over again when you decide it's time to set up an render farm......

 

 

See you next time on Whole Room Water Cooling Part 5bb ver2.0

Same Linus time, same Linus channel

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I laugh at all the people who say this is a waste of time

 

They've made 6 videos so far out of it with more to come, and provided a great guide on 1000 ways not to water cool a whole room, which is as needed as any guide how to

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Are you sure it's only been 9 errors since 2014 :D

 
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I would recommend X acto X-TRA HANDS

 

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Best tool for soldering 

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