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Uploaded: 2020-03-19T16:03:59.000Z
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All right, here comes our first video in our new shop that we will need to do some rearranging.

I'm get to work on a computer in this space for the first time.

No, we're not changing out any other parts technically.

And no, I'm not copping latest this personal rig update.

I recently did my update on this where when I went to 28 e t eyes and 79.

60 x, which I deleted, Remember, G force garage actually featured this on their channel.

You're nice and tight, Something sort of happening here.

And I don't know if it's fluid or it's my tube.

As you can see the bends right here, they almost look like cracks.

You could see it here, but it's got kind of a white substance to it.

It's happening right here, but it's not happening in this tube.

This tube, this tube is not happening in the reservoirs.

There's a little bit of what looks like it could be a potential buildup happening inside.

The blocks will get a insert shot of that.

You guys can see, but this is the primo chill.

Technically, it's the view fluid without all the pearlescent crap.

And I've heard mixed reviews on this, and I want to try it out.

I don't think we're clogging or anything like that.

But what I do know is that when I redid the GP loop within G Force garage and I put in the 28 e t eyes, I had to do new tubing runs for here in here.

Although no, this tumor inside the same, I think, but because of board spacing, that's also why this little doohickey is like, this is looking to because it didn't line up because Ikea blocks moved over where the terminals were thes be farther back.

But that's because of this bridge is designed.

So everyone do Today we're gonna drain the loop, clean out some of the dust, it's kind of dusty, and we're gonna just the CPU loop anyway.

And we're gonna take a look at these tubes, and I'm probably if this turns out to be the tube and it's not any sort of like something building up in there, then we'll probably re bend all of the CPU load tubes.

So, yeah, let's go ahead and get this guy sort of wiped down, cleaned up and ready to drain.

I feel like there's no such thing as an opaque fluid on the market that is going to be problem free If you guys remember the video, and maybe I'll have Phil do a little just kind of a little overly here.

That last video where we got it ready for the reception of the 2080 i cards, we drained the system.

We had to get all the old fluid out, and we mixed new fluid for it.

It's interesting because both of these reservoirs, you can see they're still a little bit of what looks like something against this wall.

But there was something else going on with this reservoir, but that's that's a different topic.

Both these fluids came from the same batch, meaning they were mixed into one giant one gallon jug that then both were filled off of.

This one did not have settling, as you could see right here in the bottom of this tube.

But this reservoir has some settled on the side of it, and as you can see, all the vertical surfaces of the tube sat that way.

So also to this system, has sat off for most of its updated life Because I haven't just haven't had time, life, life and work have been in the way and haven't had time to do gaming and stuff, so I haven't heat cycle did.

I haven't really done anything with this system, but I find it odd that one loop is doing it and not the other.

The other thing, too, is when it does run.

The GP loop definitely gets warmer than the CPU loop.

So I don't know if temperature has something to do with keeping it kind of ready to go.

Now I'm gonna take out these tubes, I'm gonna take out this reservoir and I'm gonna clean it, and I'm gonna bend new tubes and put him in.

I mean, this is the kind of stuff we saw with the View, not with the true.

This is like I said earlier, this true view would view ID.

This true fluid is the pre macho view without the crazy sparkly stuff.

The thing have to think about is there has to be some solid properties to the fluid.

Otherwise you'd be able to see through it, right?

So what I ultimately want to do as I think I want to go back to a clear see through fluid, but I don't think it's gonna happen today.

Which means I'm gonna have to just band aid this by replacing the tubes that are affected, cleaning out the reservoir just to get me by.

So if I were, let's say, a system integrator and I'm building this custom or I'm working on someone's system and they're like, What do you recommend?

I would, of course, be like why I recommend you replace the fluid and disassemble the blocks and toothbrush them clean and all that sort of stuff.

We just don't have time to do that today.

So that's why today I am doing the do as I say, not as I do method of replacing my tubes that are affected here.

There's a little bit Phil can even get in there so you can see there's a little bit of buildup in the fins right there.

But I noticed that even when the when the build was new and I drained it for the first time when I wanted to change something.

So I'm gonna show right now is I'm actually gonna blow in the loop the opposite direction so that those come up and you'll see that they actually come loose where actual deposits like buildup and sledge doesn't come loose.

Well, so by putting a fitting on here with the tube and then putting that into the tank like I should over my catch can technically and then blowing on it real hard a bunch of times you could see like the little bubbly foam stuff just comes right out.

So I don't I don't believe that to be buildup it all because troop buildup in sledge does not come off like that.

So one of one of the reasons why I don't think it actually gummed up in the system technically, like, caused any sort of temperature or flow problems because I saw no issues with temperatures.

So as you can see, it's just served like a really fine powder.

And then when I you could see it kind of building upon my fingers here if I wanted to give you the best explanation of what the consistency of it feels like.

It's if you sanded something with, like, 2000 great sandpaper and the dust, you would sort of get off that.

That's about the thickness and the micron size of this.

If I had to make a guess just based on the way it feels.

But like I say when I've had, like when I had the mayhem is fluid, like the yellow stuff failing me, and it just turned completely nasty.

I would not have been able to just take a paper towel, sort of forcing into the tube like this, just spinning around a little bit and then see it, like, start to come off.

That would not happen with before, So it looks like what I was seeing through the UV filter, which was looking like cracks and stuff, was probably no, it's just the buildup, So I'm reminded of something I saw on the forms years ago.

I don't know what the plastic is made out of in this push down tube.

One of these melted into guys, too, in the guy's reservoir completely just just melted and deformed and everything and caused a massive mess in his system because pieces of it mixed in with the fluid and then re deposited all throughout the system.

And, ah, I don't know what the outcome was of that.