#Water Loop

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pallid surge
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This isn't really a "build a pc", just an upgrade. I want to get the parts together for an AM5 water loop but have no idea where to start. I have a budget of ~550 USD to do this with, I can add more if needed.

I kinda want it to be purple RGB on the cpu block and the resevoir pump thing.

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I don't plan on adding a GPU cooling thing for it until gpus are normal price again.

zenith lintel
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When constructing a custom water cooling loop there are a handful of parts you'll need: a cooling block (CPU or main board in your case), a reservoir/pump, a radiator, tubing, and coolant. If you are just getting started a combined kit might be an easy way to start learning. However you should be aware that compatibility can be a problem. Different fittings and tube sizes can cause flow rate headaches. Also, mixing metals is hugely problematic due to galvanic corrosion. A coolant that balances corrosion inhibitor and biocide can help

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Ekwb are fairly well known in the space, as well as alphacool, Corsair, thermaltake...

pallid surge
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my dads really familiar with this type of stuff so ill have to ask him ab it too when i do buy it

pallid surge
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Also I’m going with soft tubing cause hard tubing looks terribly hard to do