Elmnator Overclocks Intel Core i9-9900K to 5.44GHz with Custom Copper Loop

I would like to see some good quality video of this. Having worked with copper pipes many times (no for housing not for computers) I really like the usage..

To say that I am impressed with this would be the understatement of the year, and I am NOT a person who is easily impressed

Great work & congrats on a wonderful build.

After looking at custom w/c rigs for many many years (some really cool ones, some not so much), I often wondered why nobody ever used copper tubing, aside from it's obvious difficulties with bends, soldering and tarnishing.

How about now you build me one similar to yours, except this time use 304/316 Stainless Steel tubing with FBE (fusion bonded epoxy) coating, and make it fit inside a TT900 Super tower ????

hahaha, yes I know the tubing alone would cost several thousands of $$, but it would be another truly unique build for sure !

(FYI, I am familiar with the S.S. piping from my days of designing & building LNG pipelines)

Now I'm wondering how steel tubing would work with copper. Not an electrician but a former mechanic with lots of experience in hydraulics. My case has kind of an industrial look to it and a steel tube water loop would finish that off nicely. I'm not seeing anything on the web yet. Parker fittings with some 1/2" tubing would look so cool.

surfhick reborn said:

Now I'm wondering how steel tubing would work with copper. Not an electrician but a former mechanic with lots of experience in hydraulics. My case has kind of an industrial look to it and a steel tube water loop would finish that off nicely. I'm not seeing anything on the web yet. Parker fittings with some 1/2" tubing would look so cool.

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Would probably look really nice but wouldn't be as effective as copper.