 Alright guys, welcome to oil part three. We're finally... It's been a little bit. Finally, finally doing it. Sorry this took so long, but we're pretty excited. So today, we are going to actually pour mineral oil into the computer. This is not how it's done. Imagine the cap just flew off. It's just... No, you have to actually be like fairly careful about it, but we'll get to that part. Yeah, so... Come along for the ride. The Cooler Master Neptune 240M features an exclusive pump design and their new Silencio fans to provide impressive near silent performance. Click now to learn more. So I guess we have to figure out this. We have to figure out the fan cable management in the back. We have to figure out the rocks. And we have to do the plant stuff. We have to look down to see the rocks. He's looking down at your rocks. Yeah? They're big. They're actually pretty small. But there's lots of them. There's a really abnormally large amount of them though. So basically, this needs to plug in kind of there-ish, right? It'll be lower than that, but yeah. And then we can bury it under the rocks as far as we can, correct? And then we want like a nice straight run coming out. So this... Oh boy. I remember this being a bit of a challenge. I remember... We should probably do it with the bench laying on its back. I remember thinking we should only do this one. We should mount it from the top. I can do it. I can do it. I can do it. I can do it. I can do it. I can do it. I can do it, Doug. Here we go. That was a good snap. As it was. Yes. This is reattached. Graphics card is back in. This is cable managed. Look at that. Probably not. Oh, no. Whoa. What do you mean? You mean clearance with the fans? Yeah. Yeah. Unless the double-sided tape makes it tall enough that it doesn't matter. No, it's not that tall. It's not that tall. It's not that tall. Yeah, let's just go on the other side. So about how long do you need to be? About like that? Yeah. Okay, I'll just give you a script. Here. Sure. One. We'll make our own fan controller with double-sided tape and scissors. Yeah. And an SSD. And Blackjack. And Blackjack. With a knife. Oh, my goodness. There's snips here. There was scissors around not that long ago, and he's still going. Fans don't plug in that way. Oh, yeah. Power and data don't plug in this way. So we need it like... No, because that has to go flush against it, doesn't it? And there we thought we had such a great idea. How many fans do we have? Four. Damn it. Does it look ghetto or does it look cool? Sometimes it's a fine line. Ghetto. All right. All right. Here we go. Moment of truth time. We've had a lot of moments of truth. That's what makes a good build log. Wow. Yeah, it bends to hell, but I might be willing to make that sacrifice. Oh, this is like the most awful thing that I've done to a piece of hardware in quite some times. This is awful. This isn't ghettoing it. This is just poor planning. So you know how people were kind of complaining about the blue zip tie? Yes. Yeah. So I figured out how we can balance that out. Are we going to put it? Oh, no way. Awesome. Nice. Now it's like light blue, dark blue, pink and red and black. And silver. And silver. And your face. And these Antec fans are some color. I got to warn you in advance. I had like some wicked gas. So I'm going to have to choose between. I thought there was like some legitimate like there's some crippling issue with the build or something. Well, that is kind of a crippling issue. Yeah. The build is fine. It's not crippling yet. Nothing's happened. Nothing's happened yet. But if I have to choose between mild, mild stomach discomfort for me or like horrible. Oh, OK. Yeah. Yeah. So just be prepared. Be prepared because I won't be sparing you. Did you purposefully twist this? Yeah. Yeah. OK. So what do we get to do? We get a kill manage the back of this. OK. And then you start on that. We're getting pretty close. This is what happens when you send Nick to buy anything. I said I needed some cotton balls. Like three. Six hundred. But who buys six hundred? Yes. And yes. No, I guess it's oh, no. That's terrible. Are they exactly the same length? No. Oh, not quite shorter. Oh, we're losing like not much. Yeah, I think that's like a quarter of an inch. All right. That's not too bad. Yeah. This is my dreams. They're broken. I'm not sure if this is my dreams of the correct length of bubble machine. This might take a while. I feel like I'm playing excavator and I'm like nine. It's like we didn't want impacts when we're both like dropping from the top. Yeah. So I give up. OK, so this is just a lower down test fit, right? Yeah. So for the reds. Yeah. I'm good. OK, so it's still up on things. OK. So reds are there. Reds are also there. Oh, that graphics card. Is this all the way down? Yeah. OK. So to add some positives and negatives with this one, the great is right at the top, essentially. Like there's a little bit of a lip, but not much. Yeah. And there's a possibility of going inside where you plug your ATX power. And this one you're pouring into the case and it deals with it. Right. So if you want to not get oil on you, actually, we should probably put some stuff down. I'm not even kidding. Do you have do we have garbage bags? We have newspaper. We have copious amounts of newspaper. It's like not going to care about your newspaper. Not ideal solution. Welcome to Linus Media Group. Where ideal solutions are not solutions because they're suspensions. You're suspended. I'm not going to fire you anymore. Just suspend you. All's well. Everything is OK. All's well. Everything is OK. Oh, my God. Wouldn't that have been a conclusion? So we broke both the rads and the back of the computer. OK. So this is it. Moment of truth. You want to make sure you don't miss, but then also make sure they don't go too quickly. There you go. Do you want to see if it's disrupting the rocks? I don't think it is. Don't get in the way of the cameras though. I won't. No, it's fine. It would probably kill you if you could see it, but it's fine. Yeah, I'm missing everything. Yep. This is a harder shot. He goes in for the three points. Will he? Yep, he's fine. I've poured water before, so that helps. I splashed. That's OK. I got this. There's something to this. It's not. Do we need to snip those things then? Maybe. Holy crap. Oh, my goodness. And then. Then that pulls out. You pull this out. All right. Yep. Oh, no. I'm good. I'm good. I got it. I splashed my face. It's OK. A little mineral oil is good for the complexion. I wonder, actually. Probably not. I don't know. Oh, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. They were so close. Oh, terrible. OK. Well. OK. Dang it. I'm going in. Just don't drop the paper. Just GG. Oh, a piece of it went in. Oh, no. Hold on. I wonder if we can retrieve it. We need like a stick or something. Tell me if I if I'm near it. Hold on. Oh, God. You don't want to. Yeah, I get it. Oh, shoot. OK, that's one. OK, no backtrack. I got to pull this one out. There. Home free, I think. I got that captured you, you bastard. You bastard. Got it. All right. Probably OK there. You got a little bit of the fill line because we're still leaning forward a little bit. OK. OK. So hold on a second. The power supply is like right at the top. And then this one's about the same. This one's about the same. Like it's just barely coming out. Are they going to like whip it around? I don't think it's going to throw it, but you'll have a little bit of like turn me a turbulent pickup. That should be OK. It should be depending on how fast the fan spins. I didn't have fans that were that close. But the only experience I have with this is I could turn my pump off externally. So when I flip mine up, I would have my pump off so it would go through fans. And when it first touches them, it just throws it all freaking over the place. But I've never had it like really permanently where it's right near the edge. So we'll see. You'll probably be fine. You should see how the bubble maker works though. Yeah. Because if we need to eject because we can turn the fans off on the graphics card using custom curves and afterburner or yes, very low. We won't be able to do that this second. Right. Because we have to get everything working. Power supply we can turn off immediately. It has a switch on the back for the hybrid mode. Eco mode or whatever. OK, well, let's let's see the bubbles first. Oh, but we're going to see the bubbles without the lights. I guess. Well, OK, we'll add lights later. I want a good angle at this. I had to do that. I poured the mineral oil so I didn't get to see any of it. I have to watch my own video. There's a screw hanging out of the pump. Oh, no, no, it's OK. Oh, my goodness. It is amazing how clear the acrylic gets. I was like one of the screws holding the top on is hanging out. That's what I was telling Nick Burkle is that everything looks extremely clean. Wow. It looks super clean. Look at the look of the metal on the graphics card. It looks perfect. Wow. Because it is constantly oiled. It's like you oiled up something so it would look cool and then left it that way forever. All right. Fine. Carry on. Oh, my goodness. I freaked right out. The bubbles are awesome. So our pumps a little bit on the OP side, I think. Yeah. We got like the one for circulating the water in the aquarium, you know? Yeah. Which is probably good because circulating mineral will help, but it's a little bit overpowering. So we move that back a lot and that's going to be a huge process or we buy a different pump. Yeah, because we tried kinking it. And if you can't get like hardcore, then it's probably reasonable. Yeah. OK. So you ready to power up the actual computer? Yeah, let's do this. OK. It came with a right angle power cable. So we need to find that because that's going to be... He says that as if it's his idea. He was like, do you have a right angle power cable? And I'm like, yeah, let me go grab it. It came with one. And then Brandon's like, oh, I'm not filming yet. So I just want to set the record straight about how that happened. That adds a lot of good quality content to the video, Linus. I'm happy that you took the viewers' time explaining that. OK. So this is it. If it doesn't post now, then I might as well just end it all. Shut down Linus Media Group. Going to hiding in the mountains. Just completely quit. I kind of hope it doesn't. No. Seriously, though, that would make a really interesting next video. We'd have to like garbage bag off this whole area. We'd have to like get like giant rubber gloves. We'd probably have to wear like garbage bags over our legs and tape them to our legs. Oh, my goodness. OK. And then we haul it out, put it in its own bag. You want to do the honors? No, man, this is on you. I already told mine. OK, here we go. OK, the pump sucking up the oil. Still not out of here. Is it going across here? Yep. Come on. It's still flowing. There we go. Post codes are still going. We're out the other side in terms of oil now. Yep. Postcode 95, 62. So those fans look fine. 9C, A2. I think A2 is a good sign. Is this monitor on? Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. There it is. Oh, no part, no part, whatever the part that was going to be the cleaning up part. We might have to move the air thing. Which one now? Remember you said moving the. Oh, moving the bubble maker. Yeah, we're not going to do that. If the bubble maker doesn't please me, then I will turn it off. We'll see in a couple of months. I'll try to convince him if you guys want to. I want another one. All those bubbles are hiding under the power spot. It looks like a beta egg farm. Twenty six degrees Celsius. All right, man. Happy? Yeah, this is this is pretty great, actually. Wait, the grid works. Hey, are they all running? Yeah. All the fans are running. Completely forgot about that. Yeah. Oh, yeah. The SSD will be fine. No, I think he meant the one we split in half. That was a dummy drive., so we have officially built and posted the oil cooled machine. It's kind of freaking awesome. It brings a tear to my eye. You didn't want to do it for a super long time. And he was super like, not OK with it when he first started pouring oil. But after a while, yeah, pour that oil. Speaking of pouring oil, we actually have a sponsor for today's episode, Phantom Glass. So if you guys aren't familiar with Phantom Glass already, basically, it's like mineral oil for your phone. It is nothing like mineral oil for your phone. It's OK. It's mineral oil for your phone in the sense that remember the spots inside that like it made it so you couldn't see them. Yeah. OK. Phantom Glass is made from Gorilla Glass, just like the glass that's already on your phone. 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This is it. It's done. But what we still need to do is overclock this puppy. Test it, overclock it, see how hot it is under idle because that actually is a much different conversation than an air-cooled computer because instead of figuring out your average idle temperatures in like 10 minutes, it's going to take a long time because you have to let all the oil hit a mean temperature. We'll have to figure out the temperatures under load, blah, blah, blah, blah. There's a bunch of science that'll be done. So pretty excited. And of course, we need to do some more glam footage of the finished machine just to show it off in all of its glory. So thank you guys for watching. Like this video if you liked it, dislike it if you disliked it, leave a comment if your feelings were more complicated than any of this. As always, there's a link in the video description to support us. You can check out our sponsor. You can buy a cool t-shirt like this one. 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