#Crappy PC
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is it hard line tubing back to the resovoir? either way it looks amazing
it is full hardline, the cpu and distro ports are around 3mm off so its slightly unparallel to the case
i am just really fed up with the cutting bit so i didnt bother getting a bend or an offset
oh well its still amazing
i wish i felt comfortable doing water cooling on my pc
it's actually pretty safe as long as you do everything correctly
if you are really uncomfortable go for air cooling on cpu and use watercooling on the gpu (with rad going down)
so even if it leaks it wont get to and electrical circuits
did you have to change the cooler on the gpu?
yeah i did, but it was pretty easy
perhaps the hardest bit was to pull the stock cooler off
isnt it just some screws and thermal paste?
which is glued to the pcb by thermal paste
yeah
but you can heat up the entire pcb with a hair dryer so that the thermal paste comes off easier
I do want to watercool my pc but its a m-atx case which could be difficult to do
thx
there are people doing it in itx cases
the easiest way to do it is by distro plate + soft tubes
ik but they have prob built multiple water cooled before tho
this is my first ever pc fully built by myself actually
i had a pc before but someone else built it for me and i watched
kinda learned how it went and when it was time to upgrade i just put my memory to the thing
but soft tubes are dead easy
also very hard to leak
if you do all the testing properly
ah okay, then i might just go full water cooling even on the cpu, i might also just get a pressure tester which will be very useful
yeah, when i did the test the pressure dropped so quickly so i had to pull all parts out and re-assemble it, turned out to be that i accidentally broke a rubber seal because i didnt sand my tubes enough and it cut through through the seal
soft tubes can ignore this potential problem
ah alright ill look into some stuff for it
yeah it really isnt that hard tbh
soft tubes can sometimes have higher performance than hard tubes
ive heard that is very difficult but you made it seem easy
i didnt bend a single tube in this build, all it is literally using a saw to chop the tubes to the right length
i wasnt brave enough for bending them
what's your case btw?
Asus ap201
nice
its big enough i feel like because it can still support a 360mm rad
how much did you spend on your pressure tester?
£21 iirc
but it was super useful
did you but it on amazon?
i got it from overclockers uk
is all of your water cooling stuff ek?
yeah
it was a rather expensive build
i think the watercooling parts alone sums up to around £1500
but it would be much cheaper with soft tubings since you dont need to buy those angled adapters, extenders and offsets
and the distro too
thats around £800 less
oh ye it would be cheaper but sadly it seems like ek's website neither has my motherboard nor my case ðŸ˜
dont get the monoblocks
as long as its lga1700 or 1200 then it will be fine
or amd4 or amd5
i dont know a lot about the red team
but get the waterblock
the quantum magnitude or velocity2
what about quantum velocity2 (squared)
yeah im using the velocity2 block
for this build
im thinking the same