Great job! I always enjoy seeing the process of adding the water block to the GPU! It's also nice to see that water-cooling is alive and well! I heard somewhere that it isn't as efficient as modern air cooled systems, but you can't beat that look!
Thanks man 😊😊It is way more efficient, those are probably rumors form people that are too afraid to try it. For example, GPU under maximum stress test did not exceed 45 degrees, while properly air cooled it went to 75 degrees. CPU is literally cooled as good as with a high end 360mm AIO, just a couple degrees better. But overall, the whole PC is much more quiet now even when max stressed out. So if we talk about cooling efficiency you can't beat water with air, simply impossible even with high end air coolers. There is of course the thing of maintenance here and there for the loop 👍
It's an absolute pain in... something 😂 But yeah in the end it's amazing, super silent PC and max temps are 45 for the GPU and around 50 for the CPU while gaming 🤯 Happy New Year to you too buddy 🥳
Great job with the build;looks great with the aqua coloured liquid and RGB lighting.Well done👍l’m in the middle of transferring my editing hardware into the Lian Li Lancool lll White ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
@@LevelUPGamingTech Im really lost about this decision. Would you put the 140mm Intinity now ? The same question goes to the back fan aswell. Im from Brazil and they (140mm infinity) didnt arrive for sale yet but I can skip 3-4 of 10 120mm I bought and use the stocks while I wait the become available. IDK if putting a 3 combo infinity fans to be covered with the mesh in front is worth the money, lol.
Hey bro awesome build! Just wondering, what’s the total length of your gpu waterblock? I wanna do a build similar to this, afraid my gpu and pump res wouldn’t fit the case. Cheers buddy
GPU block is as long as a card is, not bigger than the card, in this case it's exactly long as the width of the motherboard. But you need to see the one for your GPU and then see, usually manufacturers will list specs of the block so you can see if it will fit. Look at it this way, if the card fits as is with the air cooler, you are good 😉
I have a question mate, I'm attempting my first WC build in this beautiful case. In this build did you also have a 360 RAD on the front? I'm concerned with GPU length regarding bumping into › res/pump › and then room for the front fans/rad after the res/pump?
You can mount it in the front also, I did not, but if you go with full custom loop with GPU there, then there would be no issues as GPU will shrink in size with block compared to the air cooling (original one). But bear in mind that there would be limited space if you mount res in the front, for the pump on the side, what you can do is mount the pump on the radiator itself...
@@LevelUPGamingTech So if I planned to put a 4090 in there, then mount a res/pump combo in the same spot you did, I should be able to have 3x fans and a rad on the front all looped with no clearance issues?
@@Jacob-ug1mp pretty much you will be fine, if 4090 is water cooled... if not it might bump into pump. Be prepared to drill the case same as I did for the pump 😂 if it can't fit in predefined holes... All depends on the pump actually
@@LevelUPGamingTech I appreciate the replies, I just didn't want to buy Rads I can't fit lol. Im not sure on the 4090, don't even know if theres water blocks for it lol. Im sure I'll have to drill for the dimensions of the pump/res I choose.
@@Jacob-ug1mp I would suggest that you mount the radiator up top, and use the front for fresh air intake with 3x 140 fans, this way you will have more fresh air for the GPU both from the front and below the GPU, and you will keep your CPU cooled as well with the rad on top There should be no issues and literally no temp differences for the CPU, but the GPU will benefit more with this layout
I got another rad for the front but it doesn't add much, I mean in terms of cooling, maybe 1-2 degrees overall less temps, tried in different case already. The fact is that mounting it there would be a problem, for tighter bends, doable with different fittings though...
@@roadi7 I thought about it, but for now I will stop here, I have some things to correct for the whole loop, got some 45 degree fitting and some extensions as I don't like how some bends turned out so these will correct that :) Also I will install a metal backplate for the CPU block to prevent bending
I enjoyed the color scheme you used in this build. Very, very nice indeed! HAPPY NEW YEAR, guys!!
Thanks buddy! HAPPY NEW YEAR to you too 🎅🎅🥳🥳
Great job! I always enjoy seeing the process of adding the water block to the GPU! It's also nice to see that water-cooling is alive and well! I heard somewhere that it isn't as efficient as modern air cooled systems, but you can't beat that look!
Thanks man 😊😊It is way more efficient, those are probably rumors form people that are too afraid to try it. For example, GPU under maximum stress test did not exceed 45 degrees, while properly air cooled it went to 75 degrees. CPU is literally cooled as good as with a high end 360mm AIO, just a couple degrees better. But overall, the whole PC is much more quiet now even when max stressed out. So if we talk about cooling efficiency you can't beat water with air, simply impossible even with high end air coolers. There is of course the thing of maintenance here and there for the loop 👍
Beautiful build! Pretty sure this is my next case!
Great job my friend. Looks awesome. Happy New Year :)
Thanks a lot buddy! Happy New Year to you too 🥳🥳🥳🥳
Excellent job, time consuming but rewarding at the end. Happy new year 😊👌
It's an absolute pain in... something 😂 But yeah in the end it's amazing, super silent PC and max temps are 45 for the GPU and around 50 for the CPU while gaming 🤯
Happy New Year to you too buddy 🥳
Great job with the build;looks great with the aqua coloured liquid and RGB lighting.Well done👍l’m in the middle of transferring my editing hardware into the Lian Li Lancool lll White ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Great case for everything. You won't be disappointed 😃
@@LevelUPGamingTech Doing my best for a 79yr old non techie😄
@@colinhilton6067 You are doing an amazing job then 👍👍😉😉
@@LevelUPGamingTech Thank you 👍
Super radis! Ja taman zavrsio svoju memoriju 8000 na tachyon board glava me zabolila ali ladi dobro. Inace svaka cast!
Are you sure your 3x 140mm front fans are AL Model ? They look like the SL ones.
Woops SL V2 😂
Already swapped for SL INF 140, they came out, video in several days about that update...
@@LevelUPGamingTech Im really lost about this decision. Would you put the 140mm Intinity now ? The same question goes to the back fan aswell. Im from Brazil and they (140mm infinity) didnt arrive for sale yet but I can skip 3-4 of 10 120mm I bought and use the stocks while I wait the become available. IDK if putting a 3 combo infinity fans to be covered with the mesh in front is worth the money, lol.
Looks great! Subbed.
Hey bro awesome build! Just wondering, what’s the total length of your gpu waterblock? I wanna do a build similar to this, afraid my gpu and pump res wouldn’t fit the case. Cheers buddy
GPU block is as long as a card is, not bigger than the card, in this case it's exactly long as the width of the motherboard. But you need to see the one for your GPU and then see, usually manufacturers will list specs of the block so you can see if it will fit. Look at it this way, if the card fits as is with the air cooler, you are good 😉
It would be more beautiful if the radiators were white. You could easily spray paint them. Easy and safe.
I know I know 😉 Thanks for the suggestion btw 👌
I have a question mate, I'm attempting my first WC build in this beautiful case. In this build did you also have a 360 RAD on the front? I'm concerned with GPU length regarding bumping into › res/pump › and then room for the front fans/rad after the res/pump?
You can mount it in the front also, I did not, but if you go with full custom loop with GPU there, then there would be no issues as GPU will shrink in size with block compared to the air cooling (original one). But bear in mind that there would be limited space if you mount res in the front, for the pump on the side, what you can do is mount the pump on the radiator itself...
@@LevelUPGamingTech So if I planned to put a 4090 in there, then mount a res/pump combo in the same spot you did, I should be able to have 3x fans and a rad on the front all looped with no clearance issues?
@@Jacob-ug1mp pretty much you will be fine, if 4090 is water cooled... if not it might bump into pump. Be prepared to drill the case same as I did for the pump 😂 if it can't fit in predefined holes... All depends on the pump actually
@@LevelUPGamingTech I appreciate the replies, I just didn't want to buy Rads I can't fit lol. Im not sure on the 4090, don't even know if theres water blocks for it lol. Im sure I'll have to drill for the dimensions of the pump/res I choose.
@@Jacob-ug1mp I would suggest that you mount the radiator up top, and use the front for fresh air intake with 3x 140 fans, this way you will have more fresh air for the GPU both from the front and below the GPU, and you will keep your CPU cooled as well with the rad on top
There should be no issues and literally no temp differences for the CPU, but the GPU will benefit more with this layout
Things went a bit wrong with the tubes.
now add a 360 rad to the front and a 120 rad to the back
I got another rad for the front but it doesn't add much, I mean in terms of cooling, maybe 1-2 degrees overall less temps, tried in different case already. The fact is that mounting it there would be a problem, for tighter bends, doable with different fittings though...
@@LevelUPGamingTech sure just use crossflow rads
@@roadi7 I thought about it, but for now I will stop here, I have some things to correct for the whole loop, got some 45 degree fitting and some extensions as I don't like how some bends turned out so these will correct that :) Also I will install a metal backplate for the CPU block to prevent bending