Be Quiet PureLoop 360 mm AIO Unbox & Installation

This is a complete Unbox and Installation guide of the Be Quiet Pure Loop 360mm AIO.
This is not a sponsored video for this radiator, but it just me trying to find the best price to performance ration AIO cooler out there, and this proves to be the pure loop from be quiet.
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CPU: Ryzen 3900X OC to 4.3 Ghz
Mobo: MAG X570 Tomahawk
Case: Cooler Master H500M
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[@Tech_Fusion]

Upgrade this AIO here : kzbin.info/www/bejne/jH_Hi4Brn5eeZ80

[@AnthonySanchez-gc3rg]

I've been having so much trouble installing this, thanks for the help. I screwed the fans to the cooler in the case which is what I thought the manual said to do but the way you have it set up gives a lot more space inside the rig

[@outlet6989]

Beautiful unboxing and instruction video. The best I've seen in years. Since I just purchased this AIO, I was happy to watch your video. It made my installation easy. I did one step more than you. Before I installed the radiator, I removed the fill port to make sure the radiator was full. I kept it in a horizontal position, with the port facing slightly upward when I did the check. Holding the radiator in a downward position, with the port at the bottom, you can drain the coolant if you want to refill the radiator with fresh coolant. I liked your video so much that I am now an all-video subscriber.

[@Tech_Fusion]

Really happy it worked out for you buddy.This is a good product but unfortunately,my pump burned out some 4 months ago.Since I made this video I did do one small refill as there was some liquid missing(maybe some 25ml) and after it went out i did noticed some air in the system again,but not much.Also I didnt messed with it or turned the system on its head although I did turn the case on its side from time to time while testing different gear.I guess that all in all its user error as I might have done something to it by mistake and I don't expect to fail due to any design faults as its been really solid up until 4 months ago with minimum maintenence.Cheers buddy and enjoy this beefy and efficient cooling AIO.Cheers 😉

[@ItsTooSlick]

you know this is a good video when a year later and it still has 0 dislikes (according to the bring back youtube dislikes extention) lol good job, im def buying this cooler

[@Tech_Fusion]

Thank you man,yeah it makes total sense regarding the dislikes and I'm really happy it helped out.It was among my first videos and honestly I still have the same AIO right now in the same configuration and works brilliantly.Cheers buddy

[@addidaswguy]

Nooooo, ah man, the whole reason I was watching videos was I was checking to see if the thermal paste came preinstalled :(... I used to work on computers a lot from a really young age(I was 8 and my mom's boyfriend had a computer company) but then over the years I lost confidence, so I am nervous about this.. Trying to build my confidence in doing this kind of stuff back up.. Fingers Crossed.

[@Tech_Fusion]

Hi bud,no,unfortunetly no preinstalled paste on this but honestly aint nothing to it.This is quite easy to install and this video should hopefully do a good enough job to guide step by step as its quite long hehe.Could be a nice project to build your confidance back up man.Dont loose all hope as its overall still an enjoyfull field.Cheera bud

[@addidaswguy]

@@Tech_Fusion thanks, that's what I'm hoping for.. I just set up everything and about to start it up... My only problem now is some people seem to install like nothing thermal paste wise(like a 3cm dot) and then other people do a thin line that goes almost the entirety of the CPU and I'm not sure which one to go with

[@Tech_Fusion]

@@addidaswguy well enjoy and dont forget that you can ask me along the way if you have any other questions.As per the application I would say that anyway its ok but to be on the safe side you could evenly spread it but only do so with a thin coat.No need to get crazy as the excess will just be thrown out the sides and make a mess.Cheers bud

[@addidaswguy]

@@Tech_Fusion thanks... Lol my issue now is I did not expect getting a damn set of RGB fans would be so intricate and SUCH a pain the butt!! Holy crap, also somehow the pre built I bought had the BEST Cable management I've ever seen, so the cables were SUPER tight together 😂

[@Tech_Fusion]

ah man,RGB fans are cool but the only kind i would ever use are the ones that just clip together.Simple X1000 cable management this way.For your case i have only one piece of advice:Patience :)@@addidaswguy

[@johanclaeys6884]

Very good and helpfull explaining and instructions video . Good showing the instructions and mountain devices . Good explaining the mounting instructions also ! Very helpfull and will considering to buy this kit in my next PC system that I will buy very soon . I liked this video very much , Great work !

[@mahito774]

A friend of mine has a prebuild system with this aio. I was doing maintance for him and wonder why they connect the Led from the pump head on sysfan2 and the pumlp itself on cpu_fan. Now I see its supposed to be connected to the sata port from the hub. Man these prebuild companies going wild these days. Thanks for your vid, you can be as smart as you Want, you'll never know everything and always learn something new

[@Tech_Fusion]

So true man,always room to learn more.Glad it helped out,cheers bud

[@mahito774]

I've just redone the wiring like you showed in the video. The pump seems to be working more quiet and consistent, as well the white led is brighter. Hard to believe a big PC pre-built shop (you choose the parts and they assemble it) will make such mistakes..

[@Tech_Fusion]

@@mahito774 Nothing meets expectations anywhere, anymore...life 2025...

[@TheRunningbuffalo]

OMG you have saved me alot of anxiety in replacing my old aio im a beginner builder and i bought the 240mm version. im guessing theyre are the same setup as this 360mm? thank you for showing where the cables all go to 🤩 got urself a sub cheers 👍

[@technowarriorstv]

Great work I found this video very useful

[@ArMMR6]

Hello, I bought this same 280mm water cooler and it didn't come with the SATA adapter cable. Please help me with this question: what should I do, buy a SATA adapter cable or connect it directly to the motherboard? My motherboard is a B550M TUF Gaming Plus, and it has a connector called 'CPU_OPT' and another one for 'CPU_FAN'; I'm not sure where to connect the LED from the block.

[@Tech_Fusion]

Hi there, you should go with the CPU_OPT port if you want to power the LED and dont want to spend more on a SATA adaptor for your system.This should power the LED no problems and should not create issues.Just dont try to power the LED from the CPU_FAN port as that can cause problems with the booting sequence as that port does check for a fan being connected to the CPU as the name suggests.Cheers bud

[@ArMMR6]

@@Tech_Fusion alright, where i can put the pump conector for better performance?

[@Tech_Fusion]

@@ArMMR6 hook it up on the CPU FAN port

[@LeTeletubbie]

How do you turn the led off?

[@medicinenotrequired3125]

hi i have a problem, so my aio didnt work, in my build i connect both the pump and rgb to the motherboard, will this be an issue?

[@medicinenotrequired3125]

pls respond asap im dying here, also because of the issue my cpu temp when idle hits 100 C :) btw my cpu is amd ryzen 7 7800x3d and the motherboard is asrock b650 pro rs

[@Tech_Fusion]

@medicinenotrequired3125 hi bud,well im not sure if there could be an issue with the power not reaching the pump.Its strange that both the rgb and the pump aint working.please make sure your are connecting to the right header on the mobo and if all seems good maybe try and find a power hub that guves you more headers to connect to.There is also a video i have here where i fix this AIO as it broke and the pump was working on and off...here is the link,maybe there is some info in there that can help out.Cheers bud kzbin.info/www/bejne/jH_Hi4Brn5eeZ80si=EGEdRxtMLFs-LcC-

[@medicinenotrequired3125]

@@Tech_Fusion ermm, so the rgb is working, but the cooling didnt and my cpu reach 90 c. Its brand new and i dont know whats wrong with it. In ur video i saw that u connect the rgb and the pump together, but on my build, i connect the rgb and the pump not to the psu but to the motherboard. will this work?

[@Tech_Fusion]

@@medicinenotrequired3125 yea well connecting to the mobo is the normal way.I would bet your pump aint working for some reason.Just make sure you connect the wire thats coming from the pump,to the header thats marked "pump" on the mobo.Another thing to check is your bios setting for the pump as you can set the threshold where the pump gets going.Dont stress your cpu with to many hot cycles.May I recommend booting your cpu with a stock cooler if you have on hand,as try digging through the bios setting before giving the aio another go.Also check the cable itself to see if there is any noticeable damage to it.

[@PraisetheSun369]

Do you need to put in any liquid before installing it?

[@Tech_Fusion]

@@PraisetheSun369 no

[@TheDrCrazed]

I need to know asap what size screws they are, I bought this from a 3rd party seller and I’m missing the screws

[@TheDrCrazed]

For the AMD brackets

[@Tech_Fusion]

Any regular casing screws that come with anything like the pc case,gpus or any other pc component.They are those little stubby black standrd screws.Cheers Link Here ->campaign.aliexpress.com/wow/gcp/ppc-smart-lp/index?_randl_currency=RON&_randl_shipto=RO&src=google&memo1=freelisting&src=google&albch=shopping&acnt=494-037-6276&slnk=&plac=&mtctp=&albbt=Google_7_shopping&albagn=888888&isSmbAutoCall=false&needSmbHouyi=false&albcp=19374172745&albag=&trgt=&crea=en1005001308728264&netw=x&device=m&albpg=&albpd=en1005001308728264&gclid=CjwKCAiAh9qdBhAOEiwAvxIok6Ncg6DnfjCo6LA1edEjuTX5QEEKDVkt7nl8liQh3xcGAQnWEUpNAxoCBCwQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds&aff_fcid=9a60278aef574e2c8d4142bb7e76aa70-1672953795160-09841-UneMJZVf&aff_fsk=UneMJZVf&aff_platform=aaf&sk=UneMJZVf&aff_trace_key=9a60278aef574e2c8d4142bb7e76aa70-1672953795160-09841-UneMJZVf&terminal_id=f89c0705669c4fbaab7f74808320311e&wh_weex=true&wx_navbar_hidden=true&wx_navbar_transparent=true&ignoreNavigationBar=true&wx_statusbar_hidden=true&bt_src=ppc_direct_lp&scenario=c_ppc_item_bridge&productId=1005001308728264&OLP=1084200108_f&o_s_id=1084200108

[@addidaswguy]

Holy crap, what size are those front fans?!? They are soo huge! lol And are the better, and how loud are they compared to a normal 120/140?

[@MultiDarkZen]

Mine didn't come with those washers only the small Intel ones! >...

[@kasperreppe848]

Do I have to remove the backplate with my am5 socket cpu or is it the same prisses but I just have the clunky thing that holds my cpu in place

[@Tech_Fusion]

You dont actually have remove the backplate but you do have to install those 4 plastic risers on the front of the Mobo where the CPU Cooler will mount.That clunky thing has to be there as that is what holds the CPU in the correct position while the Cooler applies downward pressure on it.Cheers buddy 💪💪

[@kasperreppe848]

@@Tech_Fusion thank you😀

[@Tech_Fusion]

@@kasperreppe848 cheers buddy

[@davetaympers]

bro, how to fix if the led lights does turn on but it doesn't turn on longer than its normal state.

[@Tech_Fusion]

Hey man, what do you mean by longer than the normal state?When its on,it just stays like that with the same intensity for the whole time you got your pc on.Not quite sure I understand the question.Cheers buddy

[@davetaympers]

@@Tech_Fusion the light doesnt stay on bro. can you help me? i just discovered that it doesnt light anymore so i shut down my pc and the light turns on then suddenly it turns off.

[@Tech_Fusion]

@@davetaympers Ok i get it now, well it mights sound stupid but I had this happened to me even when I was so confident but please start by checking all your cables to see they are plugged in correctly and entirely, especially sata power cables.Check as well to see if the pump is working (by placing your hand on the black bulged out plastic bit that has the tubes running in and out of before reaching the CPU cooling block.You should feel a slight vibration (that means that motor is spinning in there) and if you don't feel anything that might be an indication that something might be wrong with sata power so that's why you also loose the light.Thirdly check to see if you have any sort of third party app to run your ARGB or RGB in your rig as that might be conflicting with the integrated controller for the unit.Lastly try hitting bequiet themselves with an email at customers support and describe your issue( they usually answer in a few days) or try to get a replacement unit if you are under warranty. For a brief overview I don't have any issue with my unit ever since I have made this video and It's been my main rig and use it daily.Never topped up the fluid never fiddle with the light on the CPU cooler although i had taken it apart several times when installing other CPU's or changing the paste.The light works just as it normally should by being ON when the system runs and OFF when you shutdown. Cheers bud,I will get back to you in a comment if I find anything else on this.

[@davetaympers]

​@@Tech_Fusion yeah thanks bro. but i already fixed it, i contacted the bequiet customer service on facebook and they gave me instructions how to solve it. it is mainly on bios the cpu fan is not set to PWM and it is on auto, and that was the reason the light turns off. thank you for the info. nice vid btw, and keep up the good work!

[@Tech_Fusion]

@@davetaympers thank you for the solution buddy,greatly appreciate your comment and the insight with the bios setting.Enjoy your rig 💪💪💪 and get back to me when you have enough of that white bright light:).Cheers

[@n1lla]

You don't need power to be damaged by ESD (Electro Static Discharge). And a charge that you cannot feel can damage components. I would not recommend to place the board directly on the MB box as shown in this video.

[@Tech_Fusion]

Yeah its true but you see there is one thing i did not mentioned back when I made this video and that is that the MB box is helpful at least when it comes to taking care of the soldering joints on the back of the MB for every component.I mean its better to rest it on a rubber mat or even a cardboard box,then to have it set on a hard desk surface area.ESD sure can happen even then and you wont feel it but a soft non conducting material is still a good a ideea to use whenever possible.Cheers buddy and thanks you for your thoughts 💪💪

[@popi-7364]

I bought the exact same one but the sata adapter was missing in the package :/

[@gspooooot]

same man

[@ArMMR6]

Hey man, what did you do? Did you manage to connect without the SATA adapter?

[@BalintMikola-bp7lx]

Hi we can mount this cooler into am5 socket as well ?

[@Tech_Fusion]

Hey buddy,I've just finished measuring and fitting everything and great news,YES it fits with the new AM5 boards.Apparently AMD has the same holes drilled in the new boards as with the older AM4 so with the included hardware in the box,you are able to easily fit this cooler with your new board.Cheers buddy

[@aglubu2371]

if you turn the fans over, it will perform better.

[@Tech_Fusion]

It may seem so,but actually there is an arrow on the fans indicating that I am sucking the air from the case through the rad and exhausting out the top. I couldn't get them to fit in any other way working with this case as there was no room inside the case to place them.

[@aglubu2371]

@@Tech_Fusion in this position, it is best to take the air from outside and put it inside .

[@Tech_Fusion]

@@aglubu2371 I agree, but working with my H500M case, there is no room to mount them the other way as they will be hitting the motherboard. So this is one way to do it i guess :). Still my CPU under full load and OC to 4.3 GHz on all cores reaches a stable 80C with all fans hitting 100%

[@Tech_Fusion]

@Inbox9Five They can only be fitted one way because if you will flip them,then they will hit the radiator.All fans have a flat surface on one side(the mounting to side) and the curved blades on the other so this isn't an option unless I swap the side they get mounted on.Hope it makes sense man.Cheers

[@ndaniel9]

Anyways: you placed them to the wrong direction lol.

[@anims7854]

beautiful case there🖤

[@seaneli5602]

Will this Aio work on a 2950X threadripper?

[@Tech_Fusion]

Yeap,it has all the needed mounting hardware even for threadripper

[@Kalywen]

Can't mess this up in any way, hm? Hold my Beer... XD

[@Tech_Fusion]

If you put it that way then 🤣🤣 LOL

[@anarchomie]

your memory dropped to 2,2..u'll have to change this to 3,2 or whatever in bios

[@foxwoosh]

Do you need to use the liquid from the box? Or is it already inside and this bottle is an additional liquid for changing old one after some time?

[@Tech_Fusion]

No need to add the liquid from the botttle as the system comes pre-charged.And as a referance buddy, I have not touched it or added any more to it since this video came out, some two years ago.You do have some extra there but I dont see you, using it any time soon.Cheers bud, hope this helps

[@foxwoosh]

@@Tech_Fusion okay, just found that you have to refresh liquid in the system after two years, so it's better for you to change it :D thank you for your video, gonna install this thing right now

[@Tech_Fusion]

@@foxwoosh great piece of info there,had no ideea.Well it seems to be working just as good as day 1,but I will have a look at it 💪💪.Cheers buddy, enjoy putting it together👍👍

[@robdfar]

fans should be on the insite of the case not outside .

[@NoughtYourMum]

No, fans should push air onto the radiator per manufacturer instruction, not pull through. Does not matter so much from which site. (he set it up to pull air)

[@VeniVidiAjax]

No HAHA! If the fans are on the inside it pushes hot air against it. Or it sucks the air in with a big resistance because of the radiator. Fans on the outside that push air in is the only good config if it’s a vertical mount. And vertical is the only good option. A top config means it pushes the hot air (hot air goes up) back into the case.

[@janianowak7520]

When he add liquid?!?!

[@Tech_Fusion]

Hey there,in time the liquid level can drop due to the cycles of heat so there is a fill port on the radiator side.When you see your temperatures are getting hotter then they were,that maybe a time to check you fluid level.Use the provided liquid in the kit to fill to full before reinstalling. Note that of course you have to remove the radiator from the pc and do this procedure with everything powered off.Cheers

[@janianowak7520]

@@Tech_Fusion Thanks !

[@rift_3]

💕

[@NoughtYourMum]

just as an fyi: bequiet recommends to push air onto the radiator not pull air through it

[@Tech_Fusion]

Thanks for the tip,but I hope that my example can help out.When in a pinch this solution tends to works quite well since I am running in this configuration with no issues for just about a year and a half now since that video was posted.Once again thank you for the feedback and hope this video was helpful.Cheers 😀

[@mysterio9694]

@@Tech_Fusion whats temps you got with this aio???beacause i want to install it with my i911900K cause this procesor runs very hot

[@Tech_Fusion]

@@mysterio9694 Hey man, well the 3900X its also a hot CPU and at idle it sits at 6-10C above ambient temperature and while running intensive CPU tasks (100%) while editing for instance it can go to around 75C on this AIO.It handles anything you can throw at it with ease and the fact that it has a refill port makes it excellent.cheers buddy

[@VeniVidiAjax]

I did that. I have it vertical tho, and pump at the top (but 4 cm lower than the exit of the tubes). Used to have it the other way around because less air at the pump. But it was pushing my 3090 a little due to the length of the tubes. God a big case, so decided to use the same config as the dude in the video. Do wish the plate was copper. It keeps it 3 celcius cooler, and cools faster.

[@Tech_Fusion]

@@VeniVidiAjax I totally get the issue with the lenght of the tubes but other than this I'm glad it works out for your setup just as I set mine up.No copper plate thats true but at least we get a fill port for whats it worth further down the line and still it should do it job rather nicely for the size and fans that it comes with.Cheers buddy💪💪. PS:I have not done anything to mine ever since that video(did not refill the liquid or changed its position) and it still is as good as the day I installed it.Just did the occasional dusting

[@aglubu2371]

if you turn the fans over, it will perform better.