Build PC Barrow Watercooling - How To Make Spiral Pipe’s Watercooling | Pertama Di Indonesia (PT 5)

Full Specs :
•Processor: Ryzen 3 3200G
•Motherboard: Asrock B450M Steel Legend
•RAM: Team T-Force Delta R TFD48G3200HC16BK
•VGA : Galax GTX 1080 Founder Edition
•Storage SSD: Samsung 860 Evo 250GB
•PSU: Seasonic SS-620GM
•Case: Cube Gaming Ozllo Pink
•Cooling : AIO Water Cooling ID Cooling Pink Flow 240
•Case Fans: ID Cooling ZF-12025 Pastel Pink
•Cables: Custom Sleeving Cable
•Water Cooling :
- Barrow LTPRPA 04 (Pump And Reservoir)
- Barrow Radiator Dabel 30 a 240 mm
- Barrow FBPG 1612 - L PETG Tube 12 / 16 mm 500mm
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[@UnhingedSystems]

Great bending! PETG is so much more forgiving than acrylic!

[@QactisX]

Cool video thanks!

[@OrioThyGrim]

dope

[@seanzheng8339]

Great vid, I just have some feedback: I would like it if u didn’t loop the music. The music track is great, but it gets annoying if you loop it.

[@wimodztech6904]

Thanks for the advice, appreciate mate 🙏🏻

[@sarahtruell7219]

What is that arm you are shaping the sprial around? Trying to figure out how ill wrap mine.

[@ezrapratamayt]

Mantap gan. Kebetulan gw lagi ganti loop. Kepikiran pgn coba bikin spiral. Wkwkwk

[@Cloud9er]

Very cool. Might use this is my build!

[@whitepawrolls]

Do you happen to have a link for that white and pink radiator? When I try to google them all I find is black. I have a white and pink build myself and would love to have it for mine. Thank you.

[@whitepawrolls]

@zimmerhandcrafted Was actually a white Barrow Dabel-30a 240 with custom pink paint accents I found out later, but thank you for the very late response.

[@eriks.garage]

I may have missed it but what is the grey piece you insert in the tubing that is flexible? what material is it made of?

[@itsWhoosh91]

Silikontube for Hardtube

[@isabahar]

Pump?

[@ferddy5601]

naro reservoar ny dmna bng ?

[@captainfyita2682]

Another one, you gotta see the 10 do's and 100 don'ts about water cooling systems installation. It seems that nobody watches "how to install a radiator" videos.

[@gamertechlive1780]

This comment made me laugh ahahahahh. Yeah pure sarcasm for a sarcastic person who talk about water cooling when he don't know how custom loop works. Radiator orientation? The hell that's only important with AIO and it doesn't apply in Open Custom Loop. For custom loop builders like me, we always want a case that allows a minimum of 3x radiator (top, front, rear) and if a case have (top, front, rear + side) and lastly (top, front, side, rear and bottom) mostly lian LI cases and some phanteks cases have this orientation. Back to this stupid water-cooling wannabe user. 1st in Open loop you want to plan your loop and in a tiny case like that with a tall CPU+DDC pump (not an AIO) will have Fitting and tube clearance issue. So mounting the radiator on the front is the best position here to have this CLEARANCE specially when TROUBLESHOOTING AND FILLING THE LOOP since the reservoir is also built in on the CPU Block. Second he mounted the radiator correctly the g1/4 fittings are on the top it's purpose for open loop is not cooling performance but ease of Bleeding the liquid inside the radiator since water naturally want to rise on a loop just like air wanting to rise that creates are bubbles. Well mounting the radiator g1/4 fitting below (reverse) is also fine it will not affect performance but it is harder to bleed since there will be always 100% chance that air bubbles are trap on the top but you can fix this by bleeding+pump @100%rpm + titling the case. So it's not a fckin problem. 2nd since your stupid as F* let me give you an advice.. you can also mount a radiator at the bottom of the case if your case support bottom fans and when you did the radiator will be the bottommost part of the loop. Again it will not fckin affect performance. The only cons for this is draining since it's at the bottommost part water will be trap there during draining BUT If you pick a radiator with multiple G1/4 holes you can make the bottommost part radiator as your draining area with a drain valve (just like I said PLANNING). 3rd AIO has a weak pump of 60-125l/hr Soo weak even the most weakest ddc silent pump is at 300l/hr and decent one goes above 600-1k+ and D5 1.5k+l/hr. The guy uses a barrow CPU block+reservoir+DDC combo the case he even it's a tower is Small for water-cooling

[@gamertechlive1780]

Dude the case his using is a M-atx. As you can see well sorry your blind you can't see you can't even think damn it. Look if he mounted the rads on the top it will hit the ram. Don't apply you 10 do's and 100 dont's in Custom water-cooling. The hell you can even mount a pump as long as it has a reservoir on its top to the top most part of your loop and it will not affect performance but will only affect draining and can only be called as poor user design plan. You clearly doesn't know what your talking about. I have a top 360mm radiator a 120mm rear radiator (reverse position) and a 240mm front radiator (same orientation on the video) and pump at the bottommost part of the loop and there are complicated area of the loop that water will get stock specially on nvme m.2 2x blocks I added a 3 way fitting and a plug fitting for draining. And another one on the front tube near the temp glass since the front radiator is correctly mounted for bleeding (good for anti air bubbles but bad for draining) I added another 3 way fitting and a plug for draining. Then added a PCI slot cover g1/4 pass through w/ 2x angle rotary fittings outside of the case and 2x quick disconnect fittings for a GPU second loop But it's an external loop of 2x 360mm radiator on a radiator dock the build uses acrylic hard tube and only uses soft tube for quick disconnect. The GPU also have a 2x 3way fitting with a plug for draining. And the external dock have no drain valve only has a plug since you can tilt external rads and do what you want unlike internal loop that requires a fix drain valve. Again your logic doesn't apply in custom water-cooling You can ask the guy in this video surely he will agree with me, since you are forcing AIO logic in Open loop where it doesn't apply LOL. Clearly a guy talking about water cooling when he doesn't have a open loop system obviously an AIO user tsk tsk tsk.

[@gamertechlive1780]

You are 1 of 100 people who think AIO rules applied on open custom loop a very rare ignorant person who thinks he knows what his talking about

[@captainfyita2682]

@@gamertechlive1780 "Sorry your blind"?... ooh, now i get it, that explains a lot, ok, kid, whatever, it's your poison, drink it your way, see if i give a fuck. (not, hahaha). Bye, idiot.

[@qidienkhery4324]

Bang boleh minta no kontaknya PC saya pengen di gituin

[@roadi7]

use duct tape from your heat gun to your desk so it doesn't more around