 With the purchase of a qualifying Intel processor SSD or NUC you could instantly win an Intel gaming jersey and be entered in the draw for the ultimate system. Click now to learn more. This is a momentous occasion. We actually haven't done an unboxing in this calendar year, but this is it. This will be a dual unboxing, special edition unboxing to promote an extremely exciting series of videos that we have coming over the next little while. Our whole room liquid cooling project, which you can actually see, we are in the middle of implementing. So we've got hardware here, we've got Luke modding cases out on the porch, we've got hardware for five rigs all over the floor over in the Tech Quickie set. So yeah, let's unbox the main event as far as the actual water cooling systems go. So yes, we are going to have radiators hanging off the roof of the house and that's how we're going to take care of actually dissipating the heat. You have to connect something to the six core extreme editions or in the case of Edsel's rig a 12 core Xeon. You have to connect something to the CPUs and something to the GTX Titans to remove the heat from the cards and put it into the water. So that will be handled by on the CPUs and Apogee XL CPU blocks. Let's go ahead and have the unboxing experience, shall we? First thing inside is an installation guide, which is pretty typical of Swift Tech. They provided in a bunch of different languages. They're honestly, their mounting system is pretty self explanatory, so you probably won't need it, but it does include some important steps like removing the plastic film and how to install thermal compound. Although you do not spread it out, even cooling experts agree. There you go. You install it a little something like that. All right. Then, ah yes, color plates. So you actually get a variety of different color plates and because we're building five systems at once, we are going with blue because that's what's on by default, but you can swap it out and you can put in red, white or green. Christmassy. All right. Next layer. We've got some Swift Tech branded thermal compound, Tim mate. All right, Tim. Good I might know that noise. And then you also get some mounting hardware. So this is for AMD and you'll actually swap out the stock. That's funny. They individually package each of the AMD pieces, which I guess shouldn't surprise me because they also individually package their compression fittings. There's our pile of them for the setup here. Lol. All right. So we've got our AMD mounting hardware. Then we've got the pre-installed Intel mounting hardware for LGA 1155, 1156 or 1150. So there's a back plate and then spring loaded screws on here with these nuts keeping them from just spinning infinitely. You can swap that out with LGA 2011 mounting hardware, which is what we're going to need to do because that's what our rigs are going to be using. So those are the blocks and I actually have one. So this is Edsel's machine with the 12 core Xeon already installed. We are going to install compression fittings on here and then it's got 64 gigs of Kingston HyperX memory on an Asus X79 Deluxe. And this lights up blue and it's going to look all sweet and it's going to be awesome. All right. So next. Ah, yes. This is the big Kahuna. This is the Komodo NVLE, which normally stands for a light edition or loser edition or lame edition. But in this case, it stands for luxury edition. So same thing. You get some pretty rudimentary instructions. Put the screws in the thing, use the back plate for the other things. Okay. It's compatible with 780, 780TIs and Titans as well as Titan blacks, depending on the PCB being used. And man, is that a beautiful water block. Look at this thing. So you've got an acetal as well as brushed metal and acrylic construction. You've got this one also has replaceable light. Here we go. Here's the replacement ones. It also has replaceable lighting. So it comes with blue and red and I believe they have green pre-installed, although don't quote me on that. You get an Allen key for going ahead and installing things and stuff, taking it apart and all that noise on the back. Oh yeah. That nickel plated. Fitting is good. You're going to want to take these off before installing the block. And then it also comes with a nice thick, one of the thickest I've ever seen actually. This comes with some more thermal compound, comes with stop fittings as well as all the screws you need. I'm surprised those aren't individually packaged, like one bag per screw. All right. And then it comes with one of the thickest back plates that I've ever seen that has a nice brushed aluminum finish to it. Very nice. They've also, they've done it so that the Swift Tech logo will be right side up once the card is actually installed in your system. I can show you a finished one. So this one I have already assembled and installed the compression fittings on. So that's what it's going to look like on the Titan Black editions that we are using for this whole setup. So that's what it'll look like actually installed in the system. Gorgeous. All right. So thanks for checking out this unboxing guys. Like the video if you liked it, dislike it if you disliked it, leave a comment letting me know what you thought of the video. If your feelings are much more complex than like, or like, or whatever else the case may be. Guys check out the support us link in the video description. You can buy a sweet t-shirt to support us that way. You can give us a monthly contribution or you can change your Amazon bookmark to one with our affiliate code. Thanks again for watching. And as always, don't forget to subscribe.