Asus Is the best gaming company ever 🎉😊

Guys...if you want to try modeling similar to plasticity for free try DesignSpark Mechanical. It works very much like the software cam uses.

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Here before 1 million subs 🚀 Quality of these shots , story telling and editing is next level 👏🏻

that ended up being gorgeous

and go slower on ur 3d printers

bro you should of used fusion 360 because its fee, and it is so much more functional

Looks amazing, but I really liked the bare look

It's cool seeing the entire process from start to finish. Nice work with the build. Only question I have is are you coming the power supply by covering the vent home where the bracket is

Holes misalignment might be due to lens distortion when taking reference photos with phone or any camera. Really enjoy your channel and content, thanks.

next time you install an NVME on that top slot, just use thermal paste man. not a lot. or use a thinner pad

No thermal paste on CPU??

The highest point of the pump on the AIO needs to be either level or lower than the inlet/outlet of the radiator. Currently, you have it on backward. You had it write the first time. (I suspect this may be the cause for the noise as well, but I'm not sure). To better understand the issue, look up 'AIO orientation Jayztwocents'

I dont know who told you to avoid water gurgling or whatever it was, but you ALWAYS put the tubes above the level of the pump. Turn that radiator over so the tubes are on top. The reason for this is air bubbles in the loop will get into the pump and can cause it to fail. You really gotta fix this.

not ASUS 🥹 For Those Who Dare.... its like a threat in 2024 lol

Hi guys, I am 22, and I don't have my own personal laptop or PC for any basic work. So the company would come over and send me components to build my own PC?😢

Do you have a link for this to be printed? Literally looking at the same thing myself @camshand

dude building a computer wearing a flannel shirt and poofy nylon coat. Surprised it boots. 🤣🤣

Dude, Hats off to your patience and skills ❤

How about Top Radiator front GPU?

Sick build. Maybe a custom watercooled system as an future upgrade?

It would be cool to see this get a hard water loop, i think it would look cool with a steam punk look.

Mad respect man, awesome build

thats a meshlicious layout done with a 360 AIO

You should also highlight alongside your use of customer design through technology, is the actual design and architecture behind it. Well done mate! The whole setup looks absolutely sick

Minimalistic is great, yet I still think it would look cleaner with the fans mounted between the radiator and the frame.

That's an incredible build!

This channel need way more subs and views! Awesome content man!

Aussie in USA here. When I left Australia my mates and I pronounced it Ay-sus. I got here to the US and it's all Ahsuce here. Is Australia all pronouncing it Ahsuce now?

counter sunk bolts will help with the bolts sticking out so much, it'll take a bit of work on the acrylic by using a counter sink drill bit and it would cloud the area around the bolt. if you use a clear acrylic glue it might help filing in the cloudiness of the counter sunk holes. just spread the glue on the clouded acrylic and have it dry [whether it is UV dry or not]

Send it for setup wars in tech source

Where did you get that tube LED in your office?

9:29 I bet in the bios the pump is set to dc instead of pwm! That would explain everything.

Great job mate, I build my own too, but love how you take it many steps further. This may be the new inspiration for my next upgrade as I am now coming due for one!

having the tubes on the top is no problem - Fact! As long as the pump isn´t the highest point

Tubes need to be above the pump. Watch the video Gamers Nexus did on AIO water cooling installation. They explain why.

Since the series about your desk, you've got me. Very cool videos with high quality and content. that inspires me to do something myself and upgrade my things diy!!

Awesome project, I really enjoyed watching both videos! But there's one thing that I noticed - you left the clear PSU panel as a solid piece. Behind it, the hot air should actually exhaust out of the power supply... I'd highly suggest you to laser-cut a second piece with some ventilation holes/openings to make your power supply last a bit longer and increase safety. (sry if my English is a little bit weird to read, I'm from Germany ^^)

Try molding the case front and casting it in resin 👀

using roll-in nuts into the extrusion makes that soooooo much easier.

50k special will be a custom heater so he can take his jacket off at home

It's nice to see someone still genuinely be so happy with getting free parts. I sometimes get slightly annoyed with people sort of being like "o free, thanks". Cool videos and love the enthusiasm!

Awesome , continue

Love the PC build and the desk. You are going to make me spend alot of money on new hobbies lol. Thanks for telling us about Makerstore. Did my first (probably of many) order this week.

Love the vid! As usual. Cant wait to see what comes next 👀

"if you're an IT nerd, create a windows usb..." lol

to buy white asus 4070 dual: NO to color and 3d print a black one: yes

you doing IT god work