My Humble Build : First Attempt At Custom Liquid Cooling

[fakeprince]

very nice build dude.. congratz

 

[Superiority]

@Yasir Nadeem

Indeed custom cooling is very risky, that is why as a first timer i did not go for PETG tubing, i wish you best of luck for your build

@EasyLover

Thank You.. i have always planned to water cool it, but recently someone made fun to verge that he hurled personal abusive insults towards me indirectly that i had a super tower with an AIO, on confrontation he denied that he was talking about me , only if i could make him understand that i would rather have an AIO than cheap custom cooling components which would ruin the overall grand look of the case. i think after a while i might try PETG tubing but i have to do some further research.

@JANARIOO

That is my sticker from my old Gigabyte 1080 G1 Gaming.

@fakeprince

I am glad you liked it

 

[EasyLover]

[MENTION=127100]Superiority[/MENTION] I have learnt to ignore such guys. No need to engage in debate with them. As you have started the journey of custom loop, you will make further advancement. All the best mate

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[rafay22]

Super cool, just wondering, are those tubes black? If yes then why not go for transparent and show off some coolant?

 

[Superiority]

Super cool, just wondering, are those tubes black? If yes then why not go for transparent and show off some coolant?

Finally someone asked a good question, first of all you must realize that soft tubes which are transparent tend to go foggy and start absorbing the colour of the coolant. This is the main reason i did not want to choose transparent tubes, insha Allah i will choose transparent tubing for hard tubing. I know my build looks messy but it was the best i could do

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[rafay22]

Finally someone asked a good question, first of all you must realize that soft tubes which are transparent tend to go foggy and start absorbing the colour of the coolant. This is the main reason i did not want to choose transparent tubes, insha Allah i will choose transparent tubing for hard tubing. I know my build looks messy but it was the best i could do

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Haha, believe me I expected the exact same reason, good choice and your build looks absolutely stunning.

 

[RKA007]

Masha'Allah Bhai. Congrats What about the temps? before and after liquid cooling? bs apko m PETG tk Lekr jaunga ^_^ :'D

 

[mistahoj]

Buddy very nice build! I bought my 900D with custom liquid cooling in mind as well. Started with the AIO cooler and then went all out with soft pvc tubing and all. I believe your next step should be to get a block for your GPU ( That model GPU might give you trouble finding a water block! lol. ) And then there's always Blocks for your RAM and HDD Yes....overkill! lol. But GPU for sure. You've got space in there for atleast 2 more radiators....so might as well.

 

[Superiority]

@RKA007 Thank you very much bro, temps are below 60C while gaming. No plans for hard tubing yet.
@mistahoj Thanks i am glad you liked it, truth be told my first plan at the moment would be jumping to the skylake X platform and i have no plans of water cooling the GPU nor does my gpu have any waterblock that i know of, plus watercooling the gpu limits the chances of further upgradation

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[mistahoj]

@RKA007 Thank you very much bro, temps are below 60C while gaming. No plans for hard tubing yet.
@mistahoj Thanks i am glad you liked it, truth be told my first plan at the moment would be jumping to the skylake X platform and i have no plans of water cooling the GPU nor does my gpu have any waterblock that i know of, plus watercooling the gpu limits the chances of further upgradtion

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Apart from the issue of finding a water block for your gpu..........do you really believe you need to upgrade a 1080 Ti? Also, I'm running a 3930k sandy bridge, never felt the need to upgrade to any other platform as of yet lol

But hey, go for it buddy!

 

[nafu]

Wwll, this upgrading and upgrading never ends. It's a never ending cycle, at least for a hardware lover.

For gamers, Sandybridge has offered best price/perdormance product, and it still holding that ground. However, it's just the thing inside you urges to go get that new shashka.





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