I don't know why, just don't pay that much money for this. But when you add up the cost of all these parts, it kinda makes sense. So we have NUMBER_TOKEN bucks worth of fans here. I mean, what's a rad this big cost, Jono? Like $NUMBER_TOKEN, $NUMBER_TOKEN bucks? Something along those lines. You got the screen, which you can't really just integrate yourself or do it this well anyway. You got the fan on top of an Asetek seventh gen pump. (clicking) And all the mounting hardware that you could dream of. And you don't have to buy fittings or any of that jazz, it's just sealed, it's easy. You know, what's your time worth too, right? If you're gonna spend four hours configuring a custom loop and that's on the light side, you know, if you price yourself really low at NUMBER_TOKEN bucks, call that another NUMBER_TOKEN bucks. So, there is a value proposition here for simplicity, and a screen. Ah, so it looks like the standard bracket that comes mounted on here won't fit 'cause the socket is bigger. So we'll have to twist, is it a lock on, how does this work? Get, there we go. Boop, that comes off. And I gotta be careful not to get thermal paste all over my shiny new reflective shirt from URL_TOKEN Let's get to putting this thing on, shall we? I got to take off the the tried and true DNUMBER_TOKENS. Anthony already benchmarked it for me, so I know what sort of performance to expect out of a top tier air cooler. We'll see how this water cooler stands up. Now, we're removing SecuFirmNUMBER_TOKEN, which is already the best in the industry, in my opinion. And we'll see how this mounting system works, and how easy it is comparatively. The cooler has Noctua fans but the mounting hardware is not SecuFirmNUMBER_TOKEN. I would buy it immediately if it was, give it to everyone. We're tired, we're sick and tired of bad mounting systems. (somber music) (rattling) ASMR. (rattling) I should have probably read the instructions here. I'm just gonna put a couple headers in here so I don't lose this, and then I'm going to double check the instructions. So I haven't used the mounting system on one of these open bench tables for an AIO, so we're gonna figure out how that works. So this board has huge VRMs, fine, but like I can't get a screwdriver in there to drive the Phillips head, let alone turn the darn thing. (calm music) It's not great. This is not SecuFirm. Anything less than SecuFirm is not great in my opinion. The struggle bus is here and I am all aboard. Okay, Jono grabbed me some tweezers. Not tweezers, pliers. (calm music) Okay, well, that's as much mounting pressure as we're gonna get today anyway. Oh! (cameraman laughing) Interesting, okay! - [David] Now we know. - Well, now we know, there's there's that bonus fan,
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