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Okay so now we're gonna take the freshly cleaned rocks and go ahead and put them outside to dry so. No. We are not. It was sunny literally an hour ago. Not even an hour ago like 15 minutes. Yay. Now it is totally definitely not sunny. Vancouver. So we don't want to recontaminate the rocks so we're just washing out these bins. Well to be honest we are covering the bottom with a paper towel. Yeah but even then. How hundred percent dry do they need to be Mr. mineral oil cooled PCs? Well the more water content in your computer the higher chance that there's gonna be a problem but the thing is already even just now it would probably be fine. Normally you could just leave these out to dry for you know a couple days and it would be fine but we're in a bit of a hurry. What I did when I did mine was I just used a strainer so they were done drying like almost immediately right and there's no real wait time but we don't have a strainer at the office because why would we have a strainer at the office? You never know when you're gonna need your strainer son. So when I was doing mine I cleaned all of my components with a mineral oil bath. It was in a container similar to this but much shorter and my reason for that was all of my components were in a air-cooled system before they went into mineral cool systems so they're all dusty and gross. So one thing like this cooler is we're gonna make sure we clean this. Now I'm not super worried about having it go through a mineral oil bath. The only reason why I did that for all my components was I was making sure that what they were going through wasn't conductive as I was putting them in the system almost immediately afterwards. So we can clean this with water, alcohol, whatever as long as we make sure that it's clean and dry before it goes in. And then everything else is pretty much new isn't it? Everything else is pretty much new but these these little fish things it might not be a bad idea to clean them because they've been sitting on a shelf open right for a really long time but like these closed components are probably fine. I don't think those would be a big deal. Okay so tanks washed. Tank is washed. These I don't know there's so many little pieces and stuff. I don't know what goes in. I know from looking at the picture that the big one will be above the mineral oil. Yeah. But then there's the the backing and the supports. Some of it will be submerged. Definitely the the support braces these guys. Okay well the first thing we need to do though is peel all the paper off these and then assemble this bad boy because and then we can wash it after assembly right? Yeah. Okay. Should be fine. Okay. The motherboard I.O. plate is actually pretty nice got that brushed finish there. The inside is nothing special but you won't see that so yeah. Kit's looking pretty good so far. I'm not sure what's up with these. There's more acrylic inside a bag inside a bag inside of a bag. Figure that out later. Oh dear. So I realized looking at all these pieces I don't know how they all go together and then went right. Manual. We haven't looked at it yet other than the front cover. So assembly instructions. Oh dust your hardware before something something. Act that none of that not allow the oil in everything. Okay we're gonna have to open this do a tang I think but there we go. Wow there's a whole like list of all the stuff that you get including a thermal display. Oh yeah top out. Oh this is looking good. Okay this shouldn't be too bad. Alright I guess we better get started then. There are actually some very very important things no rubber so no wires that use rubber insulation don't let the oil get above 50 degrees clean everything we did manage to figure that out. Don't power the pump if it's running dry don't overfill it don't over tighten screws use wireless devices when possible this is really important oil will wick along cables that it comes into contact with so that's that's pretty key and choose the correct type of CPU cooler we actually haven't checked this but having a line vertically will help the oil circulate through natural convection also there are evidently some things that we will need so screwdriver got it scissors got it wrench got it okay so it starts with the rear IO everything is handily color coordinated in the instructions it's important not to over tighten the screws into the acrylic because it will crack 100% so this next steps a little bit funny because there's an unlabeled bag of screws and then there's a an unlabeled screw in the key everything else has little colored dots so so those do correspond to each other so just put all four of these pieces into place and then loosely attach them from the other side we're just showing you where they go obviously when Luke lifts this up they're all gonna fall off thank you you're welcome that's fantastic so Brandon won't let us use our camera anymore and insists on shooting everything in 4k so that's why the sudden change in in quality for the better and no more of this no more of this selfie nonsense so so here we go next step is to attach the evidently wire wire handles wire handles these are some pretty intense wires they got some wire that's some wire right there got going on okay so brown screws I mean what does this mean to you put it into the brown put the idea and put the screws in the branch but I don't like it makes sense oh whoa hold on a second these aren't the same I didn't even realize that okay we did a lot of extensive research before undertaking this project Luke Luke hasn't built an oil-cooled machine in years and has definitely never used this kit and I've never done either of those I haven't built a mineral machine in like eight years you got that I think so same the position oh wow that sound oh geez okay we're good so this is probably where the wrench comes in this is oh hello this is not what they had in mind I don't think but our wrench is so big that we can actually clear the entire thing going this way so we need to clean the tubing that came with it because we left it out for a long time we got kind of gross and the idea was using a rod from one of the soft boxes that we have but it's but it's the front that we decided to use was not long enough really are you sure yeah see I stuffed it in all the way it still doesn't know that it's black right yeah so it's thick enough so we're probably not gonna have any other options so our problem is we don't have a long enough rod we already tried the black one and then there's no other options all right we've hit our first that's it that's it yeah so it's a different little label two different no label ones okay we should roll that guys you want the fine threaded one for your SSD not the coarse threaded no label one for your SSD this not this so we're done part one at least we've constructed the case and Linus now has mineral oil fever I think he now understands what it's like it's this is really cool this kits really cool the hardware we're using is really cool we're going balls to the wall x99 1200 watt power supply GTX 780 we plan this a little well yeah EVGA provided us with the graphics card before if there were certain other graphics cards available but yeah anyway so guys stay tuned for parts two and three make sure you're subscribed like the video if you liked it dislike it if you disliked it leave a comment letting us know if your feelings are more complicated than this and as always check out the link in the video description you can give us a monthly contribution so we can spend it all on things like oil we had to pay for our own oil which was actually like pretty expensive you can buy a cool t-shirt like this one you can change your Amazon bookmarks one with our affiliate code so whenever you buy computer hardware oil whatever else the case may be we got a small kickback and I think that pretty much wraps it up thanks for watching and as always don't forget to see you guys next time I even knew the right one that time but nope