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Super Snaxan 💯

Yeah, new video coming ! Did you get a little msi dragon ? :p

looking forward to your CES content!

Great vid!

Awesome

Never use vinegar to flush a radiator. If there is any copper in the rad, the vinegar will eat the copper. You'll know because your water will very quickly turn green.

Reversing the flow does help 2 😁

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The dog setting his chin on the table in the begging is the cutest thing I've see all day.

cute doggos

Finally got some time to sit back in awe of this build! By far your best build I've seen from you and the best I've seen on YT for a while! The details and effort you put into this....wow! *slow clap* 👏 Would love to see you do a HZD or HFW inspired build or FFVII Remake/Rebirth. Much respect Snax! Happy New Year and all the best in 2025!

I don't wanna be that guy, but I have to be that guy: dayum girl, you look pretty built..! What ya bench?

or do it like me and clean the pump 3 times

nice video! i need to clean my hard loop so badly. there is so much gunk in my gpu block.

I hope you will take the time to read this comment to the end. In the late '80s I worked for a company that re-cored industrial radiators. I'm talking giant two to three ton radiators. Some of which were used to cool the gas turbines (jet engines) that powered generators used to supply electricity during peak demand hours. One thing I quickly noticed was the radiators that had waterless coolant used in them rarely failed and almost never had crud and corrosion built up in them. They were simply being serviced on a ten year maintenance cycle. That peaked my interest in waterless coolant. So, I researched it. You see water boils at 212°F, at sea level. If you seal up the cooling system so it can hold pressure, that pressure can raise the boiling point to as high as 254°F. During the heating process the coolant expands a great deal, which is why there needs to be an overflow tank to catch the expanded coolant, which gets recovered after the system cools back down. On the systems that used waterless coolant, which does not thermally expand like water based coolant. There where (almost) never leaks because there was no need for the system to be pressurized. Also, waterless coolant doesn't boil until after 350°F at sea level. And it's far more resistant to corrosion than water based coolant. In the early 2000's a company that makes waterless coolant began marketing their product to the average consumer. Evan's Waterless coolant. You can buy Evan's from their website, auto parts stores and even Amazon. You _Do NOT_ mix anything into it. Use it straight. I started putting Evan's in my vehicles, and replacing the 16psi radiator caps with 3psi radiator caps. And I haven't had a cooling radiator or heater core failure on any vehicle using Evan's since. I'm sold on the stuff. It doesn't expand and generate pressure, which can cause leaks. It doesn't corrode or break down into scale or sludge (when the cooling system has been properly cleaned prior to it's use, it will sludge up a bit if there is old residual coolant left behind). The stuff has a ten year in service life _In Industrial Applications._ So in a PC loop it would last forever as the conditions there are far less severe than it's designed to overcome. You can see where I'm going with this. If you are going to use all new components in a custom loop, I suggest you seriously consider using Evan's waterless coolant. Just make sure to completely dry out the components after flushing them out. Don't mix it with anything, use it straight.

Your videos really helped me on my first water-cooled build last year. Thanks for the tips

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I started doing it this way after seeing you do it. SOOO much better than shake and bake.

All those gooch do not stand a chance against the Greatest Technician That's Ever Lived

Happy new years! Moving over some content from the gaming channel to here where it fits better. Have a good one guys!

Happy New year too; hope you had a great holiday time. Thanks for the water cooling maintenance guide, wild how much gunk is left in there from the factory. Looking forward to your 2025 builds. :)

so why can't we just have filters on our loop?

Dogs + Custom water cooling in one video... did I die and go to heaven?

The epitome of Fine-ness has returned Happy new year and OH HELLL YEAHHHH🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

It is very successful, it is literally the computer of my dreams, we are waiting for more content like this.

a good year and a good health for you

Gandaaaaaa 😍 That craftsmanship! This is one of the most complex yet awe-inspiring PC build I've ever seen

babe, you did great. i was amazed how you crafted this gaming masterpiece.

Incredible!! ❤❤❤ Lovely

That’s absolutely bad ass!!

Awesome build as always Sarah. Loss of words tbh

hammer cool

I absolutely love the GoW series and can’t wait for the next instalment. You did such an amazing job on this. If I had the funds to hire you to build the most kick ass custom pc, I would in a heartbeat. Worth every penny.

Are yo familiar mam, are you filipino?

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Wow!!

This is incredible! WOW!

Stunning, really impressive work.

Oh my goodness. Beautiful build. Best custom pc I’ve seen in a very long time.

Man, this is such amazing craftsmanship. Every build you make I'm in awe of it's beauty, innovative design, and professionalism.

Your an artist in abs cbn right?

Just curious but why use liquid metal on the 9950x? It only has a tdp of 170w. It's too big of a risk using liquid metal for the gains you'd get over just using a liquid cooler with thermal paste. If the case shakes wrong it could drip liquid metal on something else causing a short. I know the components by the dies were covered but I'd worry about th we motherboard. Just not worth it imo. Great build otherwise.

INSANE! So dope. Instant sub

Talent at its finest!

Insane. Great video and great build. Great all around!