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No. I rebuilt this about a year ago (reorganized, cleaned, etc.). I did it without the second time. It is a lot harder to fill the loop and you can't see the level of the loop. If building without the reservoir, you have to submerge one of the nipples on the radiator (whichever one you put on last) and the tube going to it. Run the pump until liquid is flowing through and then slip the tube over the nipple. It took me a few tries to get it without a big air bubble, but it's definitely possible.

@@ishmobile Do you still get a fluid temp reading through EVGA's Flow software?

Yep. That sensor is in the pump. You can also still use it to control the fan speeds. Just use the normal EVGA software for it. It's actually really seamless

@@ishmobile Niiiiiiiice.

@@ishmobile Did you notice your pump speed in both decrease at all? Or is running 2 pumps keeping them at normal speed? I wouldn't be surprised if they ran faster, but with a res, maybe not but I would think 2 pumps would negate that. And what CPU, GPU? What were your CPU and GPU temps before and after? And Fluid temp before and after? OK I think that's it lol. Sorry I'm literally buying parts and about to embark on this. You've been very helpful. Thank you.

The size I used is just fine. I rebuilt it this last summer because I moved it to a new case. It had definitely lost some fluid to permeation, but it never leaked. I did put clamps on all connections to be extra safe. Best of luck. Take it slow and you'll be fine.

@@ishmobile Perfect! thank you so much

There are other good videos out there. Maybe one of them will help it click.

Sorry. I just saw this. I just bought a liter and it was enough. I don't remember why I chose what I did. It's been a while, but I think I just chose a clear one. EK Cryofuel pre mixed.

@@ishmobile Oh ok, I understand, thanks for the information.

I'm glad. I looked, but I couldn't find a how-to. I'm glad it's helped you.

@@ishmobile Well if you mind, i can ask you, How well did that tubing performed? There is a lot of fear saying cheap tubing will ruin my loop and leak plastic. Thanks.

So far it's okay. I have had to add a little coolant over the last couple of years, but otherwise it's okay. In fact, the reservoir is about half down right now. It is a risk. You could always get better tubing.

Sorry. I honestly haven't done much in the campaigns. I'm not much help. I would suggest asking on the SubSim.com forum.

Thanks. It takes some getting used to. I usually figure I'm doing okay if I'm not last on the list. I have fun, whatever the case.

I've actually rebuilt this since (no video) with some different radiators (Black Ice Nemesis 360 and 280) and Noctua fans. Still fighting for that silence and getting better all the time. I still think this is a good option cost-wise over a fully custom loop, assuming one doesn't care as much about the aesthetics and you already have some of the pieces. Thanks for stopping by.

@@ishmobile Ah nice dude! Should have made a vid on it, Now that u know pumps are 12v maybe you could have done it in only 2hours :D :D BTW my EVGA hybrid pump is loud as fakk

@@norkris8729 So true.

Periscope bearing won't break the calculations. They will work whatever angle you start at, assuming you put the right ones in on the Attack Disk. The main goal with the attack disk is to setup a 90 degree shot, so you don't have to set large gyro angles.

@@ishmobile Thank you very much for your reply, was able to sink a few tankers this afternoon with the help of the technique you explained. Cheers!

I'm glad! Watching it back, I want to point out that I put in the wrong AOB on my final setup (Timestamp: 17:05). I calculate 25 degrees, but I put in 30 (halfway between 20 and 40). I think this is at least part of the reason two of them miss. It could also be that my range and speed are slightly off. If it's closer or slower, they get there sooner than expected.

I'm using a mod. It's part if the Wolves of the Pacific mod pack available through SubSim.

That sucks! I actually haven't installed it on a few months, but I haven't had that issue myself. Did you Google the specific blue screen error you got?

@@ishmobile I have read something about sound card problems

M/K is more accurate for aiming, although I'm way better at that than I used to be with the SC. It's taken a lot of practice to get as close. The Steam Controller is nice for relaxing more while playing.

Great question. I've thought about it, but it's been a while since I played. I would have to review things first. Any requests on what to cover?

Thank you. Sometimes, I just can't keep the kids out during recording. :)

By default, it accepts X-Input controllers. Steam Controller takes some extra work. I would suggest RambleTan. I use a lot of his methods.

Thanks for the comment. I'm glad it was helpful for you.

It's currently my favorite shooter, although I've yet to try Squad or Escape From Tarkov.

Thank you. I'm so glad it was helpful. It's been long enough that I'm going to have to watch again before making more videos.

Thanks. I'm glad it was useful. It was helpful for me to explain it, too.

Good question. I don't think so, but I'm not sure. I think you could take note of the settings, fire, modify them, and fire again. If you did that, I would suggest setting the first torpedoes to slow and the second to fast. If the range is relatively high, you would have a minute or two to get the second shot off. Also, if they are at similar speeds and ranges, like in a convoy, you could rotate the periscope to the new target and it would adjust the rest of the settings to match the new angle and it should be close enough. At long ranges, it would be too inaccurate, but at short ranges it should work.

@@ishmobile Yes, i was thinking the same thing. Especially for ships moving in a line formation in convoy. I think that would be the easiest. Will try this out, thanks!

You're right. I did. That could be the cause. Thanks for the catch. It's always nice to have the explanation.

@@ishmobile You're welcome. It's normal to help in this small community of submarine players. You use your tools very well, I hope to see other videos with more pressure (convoy with escorts in particular) ;)

Short Answer: Yes it would depend on their AOB. I think this is one of the many reasons WWII U-boat commanders tried to get to 90 deg AOB when setting up for the shot. It reduced the number of areas they would be getting inaccuracies. This is one of the reasons I took another speed measurement at 14:20 when it is at 90 deg AOB and I get 10 kn, instead of the initial 8 kn. Long Answer: An AOB farther from 90 degrees would affect this measurement. As an extreme, 0/180 degrees would never cross. 90 deg AOB is by far the most accurate. On the other hand, for most reasonable distances, if everything else is close, you don't have to have the speed exactly correct. When shooting at a 200m ship, you have a lot of room for error. This is usually an accumulation of AOB, range and speed errors. These are some of the reasons shots were rarely if ever perfect. It just had to be close enough. Thanks so much for watching and I'm glad you found it informative.

That's a great question I didn't mention in the video. If you want to use 1.5x multiplication for the short-range shots, use the mark on the lower right of the ring, at 3 o'clock spot, instead of the top mark. The 12 o'clock is for 6x and the 3 o'clock is for 1.5x. Thanks for watching and reaching out.

Yep. It's one of the practice ones in the historical. I'm not at the computer now, so I can't lookup which. It's a great practice one though.

I'm glad they were useful. I've recently gotten back into SH5 and had to do some refresher courses. I hoped it would be helpful if I shared.

I almost didn't post it because of the extra background audio, so I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Glad it helped. I meant to upload this shortly after the first one, but I had to get it trimmed down first.

Yeah. I watched again after recording and realized that too. The torpedo is in front of the bubble trail and the trail is right at the bow. So close. Thanks for the feedback.

If you put the torque up to 100% available at idle, you can drop the clutch in Lo or even 1st and it won’t stall. That’s with 40K Lbs on too.

I used the following guides: Learn how to use the console: eurotrucksimulator2.com/multimon_config.php The basics: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=628485050 How to have multiple monitors with different resolutions on nVidia: www.softth.net/forum/index.php?topic=2966.0 More info about Field-of-View: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=287241027 It's complicated, but I hope it helps. Also, since this video, I have changed to three matching monitors, so I no longer use SoftTH. It is better without it.

The real economy mod I'm using is steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1122282180 I'm also using ProMods and RusMaps. I also have a ton of other ones (Jazzycat traffic mods), but I'm not at my machine right now to get a full list.

Ok, thank you! =)

Thanks for stopping by. I love the triple with the ultrawide, except that it makes it where I have to use SoftTH to do my triple-screen setup. It works pretty well, but there are limitations. In fact, I've thought about trading in the middle monitor for another 16:9 (less expensive) or seeing if I can get two more 21:9 monitors (more expensive). I'm probably just stuck as I am. I know. First-world problems. As far as the air pressure goes, I have noticed that it doesn't seem to change. I also never get low-air warnings. I have the option checked for air pressure simulation, but I don't think it's working. It could be any of a myriad of mods interfering. Maybe, I'm going to have to do some testing off stream and figure out what is going wrong, because I would love to have that enabled.

My Mega Shifter came in just over 3 weeks and I'm loving it.

I know it's been a while, but did you get your MegaShifter? If so, how is it?