Lian Li O11D EVO with EKWB Reflection2 PC Build - AMD 5900x - RTX 3080
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- Опубликовано: 2 мар 2023
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Rebuilt my current gaming/editing system into the Lian Li O11 Dynamic Evo case with EKWB Reflection2 distro plate and Velocity2 CPU block. With a gaming load the GPU runs between 45-50c and CPU at 50-55c using only one 360 radiator.
PC specs:
AMD 5900x with EKWB Velocity2 water block
ASUS ROG Strix X570-F Gaming MB
32Gb G.Skill Trident Z DDR4 3600 C16 RAM
ASUS ROG Strix 3080 10Gb with EKWB Quantum Vector water block
Corsair RM1000x PSU with custom Cablemod cables
Lian Li O11 Dynamic EVO Case with EKWB Reflection2 distro plate
EKWB Nickel Torque Fittings, 16mm PETG tubes
EKWB Coolstream PE 360 Radiator
EKWB Mystic Fog coolant
Lian Li SL120 Uni Infinity Fans
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What a build. Love seeing o11 water builds.
ironically this is how it was meant to be
Thats looks amazing!
Same case and distro combo I'm planning on getting... can't wait
Can i have the link to the distro panel plz i am looking for it for so long and cant find it
Nice build
Perfect job
Nicely done
fire build
Good job amazing
Very cool bro ❤❤
Sick build bro! I have an o11 evo also and looking to do a similar build. What all fittings did you use to get this beast up and running? This will be my 1st custom loop and just trying to learn everything. Thanks. :)
Cheers mate. All the fittings are EK quantum torque and if you don't want to do any bends then generally each port will require a 90 degree fitting. I tried to use just push-in adapters for the radiator but the old coolstream rad doesn't line up exactly with the reflection2 distro. I also had to use some offset fittings for the vector1 gpu block for the same reason. Spend the time to research out what fittings you think you need and get spares is all I can say 👍
perfect!!!!!!!
looks good, any chance of a parts list? .. im interested in the size of the extender fittings from the CPU block to match up with the distro plate.
I'm using EK quantum 28 extenders and EK quantum 90s on the CPU block. The GPU I used some offset rotary fittings to make them line up.
Nice build. First time seeing a water build in action. How often do you have to change it?
EK recommends to replace the coolant every 6 months.
Can we connect or join Ekwb reflection2 distro plate and Ekwb d5 tube(circle) reservoir??
hey, really cool build ! could you maybe explain how you connect all that EKWB with argb on your motherboard? or are you using something like corsair commander? Thank you
I use a EKWB drgb splitter cable to connect the all EK parts to one argb header. All the Lian Li fans connect to one controller box and that connects to another argb header. Hope that helps.
@@ShiftdModz thank you!
Room for a rad in the bottom and on the side, save the top for exhaust.
I'm looking forward to buy the same fans, but I see that the center of the fans is wobbly 3:52, 3:59. It appears like that only on video, or is it real?
When the fans are running low speed like sub 1000rpm then they wobble a bit but they don't wobble when they speed up.
he only used 1 radiator on the top ? or did he use more than 1 ?
Hey mate, I assume you used some sort of RGB hub for all the EKWB rbg cables? or did you have enough rgb headers on your motherboard?
I used a EKWB rbg splitter cable for the EK parts and the Lian Li uni fans all run off 1 uni fan controller
what is the pad you use bellow the case? very nice build
Cheers mate. Gamers Nexus anti-static modmat.
Did you use 2 Coolstream PE 360 Radiators? I can see 2 rads in there.
Nope, I only use 1 PE 360 radiator mounted in the top. I was actually going to install a slim 360 radiator in the bottom as well but my flow indicator is in the way. GPU temp is 45-50c and CPU is 50-55c under gaming load so it works fine.
EKWB system configurator says my ASUS RTX4090 TUF won't fit in my Lian Li Dynamic Evo Case... I've seen them installed out of the box, let alone the size reduction you get from pulling that phat cooler off and strapping it into a EK Quantum Vector block..
If you are going to put a block on the 4090 then it will fit in anything. But I will say, the regular 011d evo case is smaller and tighter than I thought. Would go the XL case if I could do it again.
I have a 4080 strix which is the biggest there is along with the 4090. It fit in my lian li 011.
I am just about to build one, for the side, is there any space to mount another radiator on the back ? I am thinking of a 360mm rad. Or 3 fans is enough?
Yes, you can fit a 360 rad on that side mount. But if you mount a rad and fans to the top then it will be a bit tight but can work.
hey, I just ordered the exact same case i have asus rog strix z790-f motherboard and was wondering weather it will fit nzxt z73 on top with all of the rest fans in total of 10fans including nzxt z73 being on top or my motherboard is going to block 1 fan thats on the right side? i would be very happy to know.
Not really sure but high probability it will be fine. I'm using a EK 360 PE rad at the top with fans which is the thick 40mm rad and it clears the MB. There is space to install a single 120 exhaust fan but I just chose not to install it
@@ShiftdModz thanks!
Lian Li fans dont have reverse blade models?. i think the intake should be reverse blades to look cleaner.
I notice you have a collar around that Distro plate, Is that something custom? I am debating on just drilling a hole in the glass on my build. Thanks
Collar? The distro is stock from EKWB, no drilling required.
I looked at that wrong, I thought you had a custom gromet if you will around that distro block to use in place of glass. I have that same block and am getting a company cut me a piece of glass drill a hole and temper it so I can leave the the drain in @@ShiftdModz
@@jeffstrains4014 ah right, im not using the front panel glass where the distro is as I'm using one of the external ports on the distro for the drain valve as its way easier to use than the one on the inside
what fittings did you use to connect the top radiator directly to the distro plate?
I used the EK quantum torque push in fitting... It's the old radiator model so it didn't exactly line up with the distro so I only used one push in fitting
Quick question; How many degrees of temperature difference between this open loop and an aio?
A CPU 360 aio will keep the CPU a couple of degrees cooler than this loop as it's only cooling the CPU whereas this loop is cooling both the CPU and GPU.
@@ShiftdModz thank you
Will this work for a: zotac gaming geforce rtx 3070 ti? And can i have the link for the waterblock
Not sure mate. If you mean a zotac 3070 water block then I guess so. All the EK parts were sourced directly from EK online shop.
Can I ask what this cost to build? I know prices can vary for parts, but just roughly or even a range. Thanks.
It was around $6.5k aud at the time. PC parts are a little cheaper now I think
building a 4090 13900k water cooled with the fog coolant - looks SO good!!
Is this the o11 evo xl or just the evo dynamic?
Just the regular 011d evo
What is the point of water cooling if there is only one radiator for both the processor and the video card. The main thing is to be beautiful and don't care about the temperature
Что врать, жидкостная система охлаждения на трубках выглядит красиво. Но есть недостаток. Вот захочешь поменять термопасту и всю эту красоту необходимо сливать и раскручивать, а потом обратно скручивать и заливать жидкость, да так чтобы ни где не протекало. Очень не практично!
What is the purpose of that bridge you made on the distro plate ? Planning a similar build and am just curious. Thanks
I'm not using a bottom radiator so I bypassed one of the outlets. A bottom radiator was a little tight and this build only needs one radiator anyway. Both CPU and GPU run around 50c when gaming
@@ShiftdModz makes sense! thanks for answering!