$8000 LIANLI V3000 PLUS Watercooled Build

#13900K #RTX4090 #lianli
CPU: Intel Core i9-13900K
M/B: ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z790 EXTREME
RAM: G.SKILL DDR5-6000 TRIDENT Z5 RGB J 32GB(16Gx2)
SSD: SK Hynix Platinum P41 M.2 NVMe 1TB
VGA: ASUS TUF GAMING GeForce RTX 4090 D6X 24GB
CASE: LIANLI V3000 PLUS
POWER: Seasonic PRIME PLATINUM PX-1600 Full Modular
COOLER: CORSAIR iCUE QL120 RGB BLACK (1PACK(2EA))(1PACK(1EA))
COOLER: CORSAIR iCUE QL140 RGB BLACK (1PACK(4EA))
CUSTOM PARTS: Thermalright LGA1700XX-BCF,
EK-Quantum Velocity² D-RGB 1700, EK-Quantum Velocity² TUF RTX4090 D-RGB,
EK-Classic DistroPlate DDC 4.2 PWM, EK-Quantum SurFace P480, EK-Quantum SurFace P420,
EK-Quantum SurFace P360, EK-Qutnfum Flow Indicator D-RGB, Bitspower Digit Thermal Sensor,
Bitspower OD16mm NON Chamfer Hard Carbon Pipe, EK-Torque Black Fitting, EK-CryoFuel Clear 2000ml
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[@hitmanjenkins]

LGA 1700 contact frame is a must! GORGEOUS build

[@RefrigeratedTP]

Man EK has really improved the ease of installation on their monoblocks. I have the EK monoblock for my crosshair x570 and it's such a struggle getting it installed without moving the thermal paste too much and/or having a poor contact patch. You have to hold the block in place, turn the motherboard over (or have it balancing off the edge of the workbench and lay under it, but only for 2 mounting screws) and screw it in while It's hard to keep track of how many times you've turned the screws when you are worried about keeping the monoblock still and not dropping the motherboard.

[@mamdouh-Tawadros]

Thank you for a great video. I see workstations building now a days has changed into plumbing.

[@jakemorgan9221]

this guy makes some crazy builds

[@brandoncorwin8812]

That case is enormous.

[@wickedout2010]

Looks amazing!

[@gedeon631]

Very good work by the craftsman during the assembly and a useful video for me. Thank you very much for the video.

[@ilyaalexandrovich2866]

Корпус шикарный есть где разгуляться👍

[@tbone7844]

I’d have added an extra radiator and distribution plate at the bottom to make full use of this £800 case. In that configuration the pipe runs where extra long.

[@boxlid214]

Just a few more days until it arrives, I have a pile of goodies waiting to go in it

[@darthhokum]

Perfect work 👍

[@nicklopes7519]

Awesome build.

[@user-hh1sw3xe9m]

I just finished building mine with lian li v3000 plus and guys belive me its amazing!!!

[@swizzler8053]

I want one! Available in March sadly

[@skybuck2000]

I like the look of this one, but would have liked a transparent cpu water cooling block ! ;)

[@eugeneadanai4989]

Wonderful!

[@thugready]

Did he connect the rear and top radiators????? The whole build is beautiful I’m just having a hard time seeing exactly what he did to include that part of those radiators in the loop

[@NeoKirr]

Thanks you for this video, i was looking for a build in this case. Maybe you should use copper plates instead of thermal pads for the gpu, a enthusiast build deserve the better.

[@HaStUrGhOsT]

Then you want to see GGF versions, he has I think 3 in this case, he was the one helping lian li with the creation of it btw

[@tristank8494]

Why you dont use the cage at the bottom by the psu?

[@CMDolojan]

What is the little turbine at the top?

[@anayjalit9199]

Yes

[@Nakasasama]

Have a link to the distro plate used?

[@Hydreigon057]

I'm left wondering, just how accessible is that "rear" IO lmao

[@nothellhaven]

Yeah I don't understand it either

[@flaviog141]

$8000 build and a single 1TB drive. You could build a better system for half the money by using a smaller case and an external MORA with 4x 200mm. Not only will it run quieter and cooler, but it would also be easier to build and maintain (far less fan cables).

[@Need4FPS]

These tubes and distro plate ... are they purchased as a kit for v3000 or tubes were made by yourself and d.plate is some sort of universal type ?

[@captainlooney4356]

EK sells pre-bent tubes 90 degrees in black (for a huge markup over bending them yourself). The distro plate most likely is the one EK makes for the O11D, Lian Li’s other case.

[@captainlooney4356]

Forgot to add G1, O11D DISTRO-PLATE G1. There is a classic one but that one is different.

[@lafayette23]

How to get ek destroy plate

[@_Count_In_KR_]

근데 이거 듀얼시스템 구성하면 전원은 우째해요?

[@lexomonov2843]

When you put the watercooled on 4090, it’s looks like not big video cart

[@zhen_623]

It’s because the case was giant

[@veilsides2k2001]

Any coil whine on your 4090 tuf?

[@RefrigeratedTP]

My 3080Ti had really bad coil whine with the stock cooler on it. I didn't expect it to change at all, but after I put the Optimus water block on it, it was so much quieter I couldn't believe it. I didn't even realize for a few weeks later. I was playing a game and I noticed I couldn't hear any coil whine. I probably just got lucky because I still don't understand how a water block can change coil whine that much. The parts causing the coil whine should still be on the card! lmao

[@mdnormatnor5226]

10,000fps 8k resolution ultra settings🤗

[@engineer7154]

Where is the output ports?!

[@rcortez5979]

on the void

[@blez5418]

Good question

[@Gespenter]

The output comes down into the psu section and out the rubber grommet above the psu

[@GSP-76]

All those high end cooling products and components and they put literally one of the worst static pressure fans available on the rads

[@bits2646]

8k is a bit too much for this 5k pc...

[@fabiob9147]

QLs don't make any sense on radiators...they are not fit-for-purpose fans. Huge case but you exploited it badly. The lower part completely empty and maybe the best area to mount a radiator. You might as well have gotten an O11.

[@Pk54999]

wtf case

[@mdnormatnor5226]

Why are people building expensive gaming pc, But doesn't show how many fps

[@keybokatze1927]

Am simple man. I see YANGCOM Korea upload, I like and comment.

[@geesehoward7261]

Nice build but the case is bad. 1000d is a much better case

[@kendragon2827]

No it is not, as an owner of a 1000D. You can only fit 2x480mm and a 420mm, or 4x480mm with the extra trey and cramped. That case is a nightmare for wire management.