5 Tips For an Easy Custom Loop

5 things to consider when building your custom liquid cooled PC to help make things easy on yourself

[@ccgert]

I love the colors on this build

[@jetcity7156]

Very helpful, sweet build!

[@gamingwithcats2271]

Like it thanks

[@SilentHillFetishist]

I have a counterclockwise loop. I believe a x flow front radiator would be better, because it would remove tha additional pipe up, but It can´t fit x flow.

[@toddjackson7688]

What screen is that you are using to display temps and the like? I have TT Core P6 that has a similar opening that could be used for the same.

[@joecall95]

Very nice video, so helpful... By the way could you tell me what is the small screen reference you’ve integrated in your desktop? I think about buying one... thanks dude.

[@v.aesthetic3764]

check the video I made about the screen

[@rubear71]

Great video as always. I understand having the fill/drain ports at the bottom of the front mounted radiator. But in that configuration are you not more likely to get a substantial air bubble/lock in the top portion of the radiator? Thanks for your time

[@v.aesthetic3764]

+Rupert Jenkins perhaps, but the air pockets typically work themselves out, especially if you tip the case in different directions when you're initially priming the loop.

[@beediddy2000]

what res and pump is that

[@v.aesthetic3764]

Bitspower res, Bitspower top and cover, EK D5