PC Water-Cooling Design Guide Episode 2

@johnboy73525 You need to go res then pump, so that the pump can be gravity fed from the res. After that it doesn’t matter, just choose the most direct route, so that there is as little tubing as possible.

@jonnylaris I haven’t built a suitable system to use as a tutorial yet because I build all extremely high end water-cooled systems. But I am just going to go ahead and do the tutorial using high end hardware within the next fortnight. The parts are here and ready to go. I will keep these videos more just as an introduction and the next video will be the full tutorial.

@jaheermk Yep I have been too busy with other things. That is why I am considering starting this guide over again and integrating it all into one video. Now that I am a partner I don’t have the 15min time limit to stick too.

@jaheermk Its coming up. I haven’t built the right water-cooled system since then to do a tutorial with. I need a mid-range non complex system for my tutorial. I will be building one very soon and will continue the tutorial. I am also going to make up play lists on my channel to break everything down into easy categories so that people can access what they want to see.

@DXZGXZ Try Koolance or Performance PCs.

@Raw2v07 I am going to put all that in the next video mate. I am actually thinking of starting the whole guide again because I have taken so long to finish it. I have some major water-cooling builds coming up so I can do a full tutorial then.

@taz001ish If you are only cooling the CPU and going for custom WC, the cost will be from $300-$500 depending how far you want to go. Im talking about doing it properly by the way, with high quality components, good flow, an upgrade path, compression fittings, etc. PM me about your case mate, I can give you a lengthy explanation then and continue to help you out.

@Jorgie0101 There are water-cooling systems far more complex than this one out there. Maxishine has not used dual loops that is the only difference. He also cools less hardware, so has less water-cooling components. The only way I could reduce my tubing is by having single loops and bay reservoirs which are ugly and often kill flow big time. I personally prefer cylinder reservoirs. My system can be pulled apart in minutes because of all the quick disconnects.

@GamePlayWolfman I buy all the separate parts and assemble the system. Watch Episode 1 of this water-cooling guide and I answer exactly what you have asked.