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Custom Ryzen Threadripper Cooling Loop Reservoir

FrgMstr

FrgMstr

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I am sure many of you are familiar with the crazy-looking box that the AMD Threadripper CPUs are sold in. Radikult has paid homage to the packaging by building a custom reservoir that is very familiar. I have started the video below towards the end of the build so you can see the end result, but if you have time, skip to the beginning to see all the hard work that went into the project. Thanks cageymaru.

Check out the video.

I do have to say though, I am not sure that "NVIDIA Green" coolant is the way I would have gone to show it off however.
 
I'm having flash backs to when water cooling wasn't... So common...

I'd love to see more work on the equipment style.

It's still not Tupperware though, it lacks some of the old charm.
 
That guy has some pretty impressive skills. Watched another of his videos where he made a res around two fans from a video card (eVGA I believe). Fascinating idea and nicely implemented!
 
Well, AMD original “color” was green and it continued a while after they purchased ATI.
 
Very nice. What's with that metal pad? Anti-static? The green does look beautiful. Have the bottom AMD LED as red. Would go well together. Or maybe an orange color.
 
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