STOP DOING THIS!!!!!!!

I've completely had it with people posting Steve's video about AIO mounting when its clear they didn't even WATCH his video... STOP IT!

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[methodmantis]

"Idiot's guide", you say?
You have my attention...

[hutzdani]

Jay - Can you hear the motor humm ?

Editor - Fuck this, let's play music in the background

[ztmsdk]

Video too long, instructions not clear. Cooler now pregnant.

[Setupexe]

Me learning about evaporation in AIO's, while looking down at my AIO that's in use since 2011...

[vryce]

Jay needs to make a Shirt that reads "Steve can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you."

[Donman]

I just bought my first AIO for my next build and this was IMMENSLY helpful! Thanks for laying this out so well! :) 👍

[cjhan]

3 years later and for my first AIO install I installed it tubes top. Watched Steves video and imediatly changed it to tubes bottom. The man is brilliant and when it comes to this type if thing I dont know anyone better to take advice from.

[JethroRose]

the short short version

“air rises”

[jedaiahkramer]

Thanks for this video Jay! I built my first PC in 2005, my next in 2014, and now my third in 2023(but 1st water-cooled cpu). I'm a DIYer who likes to consider all possibilities and understand them so that I can 'get it right' for my application. So, I read a bunch of articles & watched many videos on AIO water cooler positioning. Yours was the best combination of science, fabrication, & practical application that I came across.

My main take-away:
A radiator mounted to the top of the case is best. It keeps any 'system air' in a shallow layer which is less likely to impede liquid flow and continues to allow maximum heat dispersion. (IF my case didn't allow it, I'd do a front or side mount ... ensuring the hose & pump remain lower than the highest point of the radiator. Good to understand the pros, cons, and key factors in this option.)

[HansensUniverseT-A]

Same applies to custom water cooling, i placed my pump unit in the basement of the case, sits lower than all the other components, this also helps with feeding it, i recommend people to get a large reservoir if you can, gravity helps a lot with feeding the pump instead of having the pump potentially having to suck liquid. Been using the same D5 pump unit for almost a decade, hardly has to do any work at all to move the coolant around my big tower with a triple rad on top.

[siriusk]

"Lets talk about orientation."
I'm straight, Jay.

[Venerable_Banana]

The teachings of Tech Jesus is beyond the comprehension of many people.

[faithtroupe]

I legit was going to change out my AIO and it def helped that you used the same one that i have currently. I thought something was wrong with it and turns out that the sound (of an old drain) that im hearing is probablly just air staying in the top. Very clear and easy explation, thank you.

[shanekwilson]

I just finished building my second custom pc and I've watched a handful of your videos. Really appreciate the way you explain things. Thanks!

[MrMurdock]

Steve:*explains thoroughly the science and process for ‘standard’ AIOs and positioning*
Jay: PAY ATTENTION, CHILDREN!!

[shannonm]

i have found the safest thing for me is to never post photos online of anything i have built.

[mulichy]

Thank you! I literally just saw Steve’s in depth video last night and did like you said skipped to the end and thought I had my aio mounted wrong. I was dreading the work involved with reorienting my radiator. Thanks for clearing this up!

[lancecampbell]

You did a fantastic job demoing how to install an AIO. We needed this. We needed someone to focus on the positioning visually. Thanks.

[lordsqueak]

Misinterpreting the words of Jesus, sounds like an age old problem. *sigh*

[ITRaidDE]

Thanks a lot Jay! 🙏🏼 These people are so annoying to "correct" me over and over again, because "Steve said this is wrong, you idiot"...