In Part 2 of rebuilding my dual PC setup, I’m tearing down and rebuilding my streaming/editing PC the same way I do everything: hands-on, real talk, and no fear of taking stuff apart. I pull the old DeepCool fans, yank my MSI MEG AIO (still one of the best coolers I’ve used), clean up the 12700K, and start reworking the whole airflow plan. I’m also moving my storage back in—boot drive plus my main editing drives—because once the cooling and drives are sorted, the rest of the build is basically just “big kid Legos.” I swap over to a GAMDIAS AIO and matching fans, but the case immediately throws a curveball: it won’t properly support a 3-fan top layout the way I wanted, so I pivot to a 2-top + rear setup. I also walk through the annoying-but-normal part of modern builds: hubs, RGB sync cables, USB headers for LCD screens, SATA power, and figuring out what plugs where. Along the way I talk benchmarks, why I’m curious about the 5800X3D vs other CPUs for gaming, and even why I still prefer IEMs for gaming audio once you try them.