Thank you very much!

same.. subbed

@@rrdrone90 I concur - subbed!

Thank you very much! Yea its a realy awesome looking computer! i love it.

Watching it for a second time, bro what is this quality! Love that first song. Majestic!

when u said “edit” i thought you meant it’s so good that you thought it was fake lol

@@duckleaf69 nah bro genuinely very nice edit! :)

Thank you very much!!

Thank you very much! i appreciate it! I payd about 7.5K Dollar for everything. I realy love building high end PC's. If it would be cheaper i would do it moore xD.

Thank you very much! Yeah i waited long aswell. I ordered mine at 12.10. But you will love it!

hi am thinking of getting spectre case. i have no idea about water cooling. would like to see ur build. tks

What means only? I had 170 subs, when i uploaded the Video xD. In my eyes 700+ is absolutely insane for me!. Thank you very much!

Thank you very much! Yeah i love it! Its in daily usage :)

Thank you very much! The 13900k gets very hot, if you dont undervolt it or set a max power limit. Esprcialy in Benchmarks like cinebench. Thats absolutely normal. If you like the temps and if its not too loud, then you dont need an external rad. But i love my MoRa. External rads are a completely different level xD

Yeah. But it was an adventure to build this pc aswell xD.

Thank you very much! Those are Alphacool "satin" tubes. But i had to "refrost" the bends, because if you heat them they loose the frost a bit. So i did refrost it with 180 and 260 sandpaper.

@@rrdrone90 Ok, thanks for sharing that info.

Thank you! I use Alphacool "satin" tubes 13mm

Tank you very much! The direct connection is possible because of the "EK Matrix 7" the Distro plate and the Radiator are both "Matrix 7 compatible" so its possible to connect them only woth fittings :). It was a bit a mess to assemble xD but at the end it fits :)

Thx. I use at the Bottom a ek 360SE (slim radiator, only 25mm thickness) and top is a 360p. +i use a external MoRa 420 Radiator in the loop. With that,the internal ones are kinda useless amd only for the optics.

Thank you very much! The choice for the alphacool fittings came with the choice for the 13mm Satin hardtubes from alphacool. EK does not have any 13mm hard tube fittings.

@@rrdrone90 Thanks, cheers!

Thank you! I dont use a drain valve. Because for me its useless. I use a external MoRa 420 radiator. And if i have to drain the loop i just take out one of the external soft tubes. The 24pin ATX power cables are the "lian li strimers"

Thank you! My temperatures are very good, watertemperatur is about 32°c under full load. But i dont have only the 2 internal 360 radiators. I have a external MoRa 420 in the loop as well. The 2 tubes that passes under the gpu, leads out of the case to the external Radiator. Thats why my temperatures are very good :)

👏haha. Thank you!

Thank you. Ita the EKWB distro plate for the lian li o11D Evo. www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-quantum-reflection2-pc-o11d-evo-d5-pwm-d-rgb-plexi

Thank you! The cable is called "lian li strimers plus".

You just need 1 spacer. 1x www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-quantum-torque-extender-static-mf-28-black And 2 of this ones www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-quantum-torque-extender-rotary-mm-14-black And 2 90° ones

@@rrdrone90 you are the BEST! Thank you

Thank you. Sure the track is called "black soil" by "jonas meadow". It is from epidemicsound.com

The orings was not a problem... the inside of the fittings wasabot tide..but it workedat the end.

i use only top and bottom Radiator^^ 2x 360mm I think a 240mm side radiator would fit as well. but i am not sure about that. I use the 2 internal 360 radiators and a external MoRa 420! I dont need moore Radiators^^

thank you. I used different cameras. My main camera is a "Lumix S5", and as a second cam i used a "Panasonic VX989" Camcorder. For some shots by fill up the loop i used also a Go Pro Hero 10. I whish i had moore cameras... its Hard to film yourself and build a pc at the same time. i always love the footage of the lumix s5😍

I use Watercooling parts from different brands... some Alphacool (fittings, Tubes) some EKWB (distro, blocks, radiators and some Watercool (external MoRa 420 Radiator). The distro is from EKWB. I think there is only one distro plate for the O11D Evo. The others are for the older o11 cases. My Radiators are internal 2x 360mm Radiators and external 1 MoRa 420 Radiator. And no i did no use any offset fittings! I dont like them... they looks bulky and ugly in my eyes! I did bend the offsets in my tubes :)

@@rrdrone90 in my sleep deprived state I did not realize you had the items you used listed within the video itself. The majority of my parts are here, which I'm exuberant about, but I also have so many nerves coursing through my veins. I hope my build turns out as good as yours!

Yeah internal i use double 360rads. At the bottom and the top. But what you cant see in the Video i also use a external MoRa 420 radiator! The 2 tubes that go under the gpu lead out of the case to the external radiator. With the MoRa 420 my temperatures are very good. Water temperatures under full load, about 5-7°C over ambient. The i9 13900k is hard to cool. With 30°C water temperature he reaches 85-90°c on cinebench. The gpu stays cool at about 50°c

I did only swap the pump mount. You can see the original mount with the visible d5 pump when i start to loose the screws. After removing it i replaced the mount with a better looking mount, that hides the d5 pump, and with my logo on the side :) My temperatures are good. The i9 13900k is hard to get cool if you benchmark it (cinrbench) with 300 watts+ he gets about 80°-90°c by 30°C water temperature. But in real use sceanrios its moore like 60°c My water temperatures and noise levels are over the top. But that is because i have a external MoRa in the loop. the 2 tubes that go under the gpu lead out of the case to the external radiator. So my water temps are about 6-7°c over ambient under full load :)

Thank you very much! I have the better tools here! I live right next to the "PB Swisstools" factory. They make the best tools in the world!

Thank you. The XL is a nice case aswell. I love the infity fans! They are quiet, and looks very nice

@@rrdrone90 My AM5 build won't have additional lighting. I'm relying on the 10 Infinity SL fans and CPU/GPU blocks to provide all the lighting needed. The 011XL is a great case for radiators...Lian Li just announced the EVO XL case which should be a lot of fun with 140mm fan support.

Thank you! Yeah some parts realy are a bit too expensive in moment!

Thank you! My temps are very good, because i have a external MoRa 420 in the loop :). My water reaches 31°c under full load

wow that's overkill but I like it. I think I have the same distro as you with 3x360 rad. I still can't OC pass 5.6 stable with my 13900k. Thinking about adding a Mora too or an external 480. Are you using a single pump in that whole loop or do you have another attached to the Mora?

Thank you! I did only replace the pump top. To a better looking one. To this one www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-quantum-convection-d5-black

@@rrdrone90 lol, took me about 2 hours of digging to figure that out last night, so many different parts out there

Thank you very much! My temps are very good i think. But i am a "cheater" because i have not only the 2 internal Radiators you see in the Video. I have a external MoRa 420 in the loop aswell (the 2 tubes that pass under the GPU lead out of the case, to the external Radiator). And i get around 32°C Water Temperaturs under full load with this setup. That means about 50°C on the GPU. and max 80°C on the CPU (the i9 13900k is very hard to cool!). I think only 2 internal Radiators would not be enough to cool that much of power consumption away. Espcially not, if it have to be silent^^. I would use at least 3 Radiators internal. Or like i did use a external Radiator (Thats the most powerful and silent option).

@@rrdrone90 Thanks for the response! I've got 3 EK CoolStream PE 360mm rads (45mm thickness on the rads) so I'm hoping the extra surface area will help compensate for the lack of an external rad. I don't really need for this to be silent (I always use headphones) so that isn't much issue for me. Is that 80 C number on the 13900K under a synthetic load (like Cinebench) or is that just while you're gaming?

@@Ascendxnce i think if you dont need the absolute silence, you will be fine with 3 radiators. The 80°c is getting in cinebench etc. (If i overclock it i can get it to 100°C in cinebench aswell). In gaming loads (Star Citizen, Cyberpunk or Tomb raider) its moore around 60°c. So its completely fine.

What's the benefit of that reservoir with pump .. and what's the different pump you've installed. I currently have just regular tube shape reservoir

@@smokuevo its mostly just for the optics. Because it looks very clean. And i did not change the pump! i just changed the pump top, to a better looking one! All just for the optics.

Thank you very much! The reason i used 2 different rads has space technical reasons. The top radiator is compatible with my distro plate, so i could connect him without fittings. If i would only use 2 internal radiators it would be the best to use the same one in the bottom. But my problem was the space between gpu and the radiator, because i use a third external MoRa 420 radiator (not seen in the video). You can see the 2 tubes that run under the gpu, they lead out of the case to the external Radiator. If i would use the same rad as the top one, i could not fit the 2 tubes under the gpu. Thars why i had to use a "slim" radiator in the bottom.

@@rrdrone90 thanks, that makes complete sense. I was wondering what the tube at the bottom was. I saw the pcie slot is lower on the carbon boards rather than directly next to CPU socket. I had to replace the motherboard m2 heatsink with a low profile on my motherboard otherwise the ABP wouldn't fit. Again, amazing video! Case looks amazing, great insight/detail on your build, and your filming and editing skills are amazing!

@@rpalamara80 yeah the gpu on the Z790 Carbon is one slot lower. I like that, that gives enough clearance for the active backplate. Thank you very much!

@@rrdrone90 Me too! I had already opened my motherboard and thinking to myself why doesn't it have clearance like your video! Hindsight being 20/20 I would have gone with a carbon as well.

I think the Distroplate official only supports side radiators up to 280mm. But maybe if you dont use the top radiator it could possibly fit. Would be a trial and error xD

Thank you very much! Hmm i dont know "pcpartpicker". But ill take a look on it!

Thank you! I use 2 D5 pumps. The one on the distro plate, and one external Pump. Because i use a external Watercool MoRa 420 Radiator aswell. When your system is too loud than you should upgrade your radiators (or is only the pump too noisy?). The best solution is allways a external Radiator! That is like day and night!

the pump runs at full speed. the volume of it is ok. but I have to turn my fans higher so the water doesn't get too warm. I heard that the SPC is too weak for a dual radiator system. But since I still had it left, it's pure for now. (Before that I had only cooled the CPU with a 360). since I was lucky enough to get a 3080ti for an original price, but this is an FE (too loud), so I have expanded my system by a radiator and watercooler for the gpu. Now I am considering between D5 and DDC