Complete Gaming PC Liquid Cooling Transformation Time Lapse - MOS, RAM, CPU, & GPU Water Cooling

I decided to transform the cooling system of my PC from air cooled to liquid cooled. But I also decide to really go to town with this rebuild and make a complex tubing system, going as far as liquid cooling of MOS and RAM. The end results: super cool looking PC, running so much quieter, and at much cooler temperatures specially when playing VR games.

[@noahreachead9015]

It just like a video from 2014, even the music.

[@adasd2420]

even the pc specs...

[@BraveWW]

Damn your poor pump having to force water through that whole loop! Very cool

[@DarioCob]

Mate, very nice build! I love it! But i love so much the tracklist on the video, nice trance!

[@shahabk1]

thanks. glad you like the build. I spent probably a week going through different songs and finally picked these for my video. happy to see others are enjoying them too.

[@Ben-ld1qi]

@@shahabk1 I love enjoyed the music very much! Gave me a nostalgic feeling for a golden era.

[@valdesnineteen5029]

It'll be better if you use NVME m.2 Storage and water-cooled it.

[@adasd2420]

at this point he should also liquid cool his power supply xD....

[@يوسف-ي3ز4و]

​@@adasd2420 is that actually possible?

[@thedog2962]

@@يوسف-ي3ز4وThere was a prototype water-cooled PSU but currently there are none i think that can be bought

[@Qwerty-r8l]

​@thedog2962 theres one that can be bought on Amazon but adding liquid to a component that will explode if water touches it isn't the smartest idea

[@quandavioushibbletonthe3rd612]

Just take the entire pc to water Wonder how good it is

[@kamolia]

Your choice of music is amazing

[@veegames3364]

Very cool build. Also cool, but cool too.

[@markanthonynario5447]

Will you please share the water cooling parts you used on this build? Looks awesome.

[@GameCastCubed]

The parts are off aliexpress I'd say

[@jorgelaman6200]

Most of the brands are from Bykski or Barrow/Barrowch. You can buy them from aliexpress though and they have lot's of interesting stuff

[@RANKMA]

Hello, what module did you use for the ram? It's not ekwb right? Thank you

[@horizonbro4279]

That was Epic dude.

[@Ben-ld1qi]

Do you by any chance remember the thermal pad thickness you used for the GPU VRAM and VRM? I have the same GPU as well :) Thanks.

[@Ben-ld1qi]

@shahabk1 It's weird I can read your comment in my notifications, but it's not showing up here. I took the GPU apart and the original pads for the VRAM were exactly 1mm, and the ones used on the MOSFETs were 1.5~1.6mm. I guess I'll just get 1mm and use that for both. Thanks for your reply! P.S. How are you so skilled in Do-It-Yourself aspect? Is this just a hobby? I'm doing my first custom watercooling loop and I wish I was as skilled and confident as you.

[@xtremefps_]

OVERCLOCK AND BENCHMAAAARKS

[@yi3932]

Excellent!!!

[@Lukas_Miglioranza]

Great Job!

[@32saadakhter74]

Great work bro

[@MapleJokerRofl]

Nice build with nice music. Anyone knows what liquid he used to make it glow like that witht he UV light?

[@Edo_1911]

I think it is an additive containing fluorescein

[@Tservo243]

What is the measuring tool at 15:52?

[@Yona-Ek]

What are the specs for the pc?

[@adasd2420]

i also wanted to know the specs but the motherboard is a z97 so problably the cpu is i7 4790k with ddr3 ram and the gpu a 980ti or a1080. i also wanted to se him watercool an nvme m2 drive wich that motherboard support

[@adasd2420]

the gpu number is gm200-310-a1 so is probably a 980ti

[@DiamondRB]

Great build. But if you are gonna spend so much to watercool your entire system. PLEASE get a better case, with better airflow and MORE RADIATORS. My recommendation would be a Corsair 5000D Airflow case with 2 radiators (both intake radiators) and 1 exhaust fan at the rear (better to have more intake than exhaust) and connect the 2 radiators like this. Start with the pump, connect the pump to the GPU, then from the GPU to a radiator, then from the radiator to the cpu block then from the cpu block to the RAM, finally connect it to the second radiator, and complete the loop by connecting it back to the pump. You are welcome! 😀 Happy building!

[@zeke10148]

Looks like glow in the dark dye in the water

[@ahmedqayati9570]

Wow man but you forget cooling ssd ❤❤😄😄

[@spd-cw2sd]

Nice Build, would love to support your work buy making a purchase on amazon of the vacuum you used at the beginning of the video. Please provide an affiliate link, thanks. I need the best bending tool kit as well, thanks. I actually need to buy everything.

[@shahabk1]

oh thank you so much. I appreciate it. Unfortunately I don't have affiliate links as I didn't plan to make money off of my videos.... so far anyway. just wanted to share with the community and hopefully give some ideas to people wanting to do the same. I do however, sell watercooling parts on ebay (used ID shahab_k1) if you are interested. I basically have everything I used in the video and more. most are listed but some still aren't. let me know what you need and we'll take it from there.

[@spd-cw2sd]

@@shahabk1 Thanks for getting back to me so where can I get the vacuum?

[@Marl82be]

Very nice!

[@kanyewestwest8335]

Good video why only small viewers

[@shahabk1]

thanks. glad you liked it. I have no idea why it doesn't get viewers though ....

[@kanyewestwest8335]

Hmmpp maybe changin your thumbnail make it look more interesting

[@DerechteWutz]

Only one 240 mm radiator? Is that enough?

[@shahabk1]

my pc ran just shy of 20C cooler compared to when air cooled. So in a way I was very pleased by the results. The other limiting factor for me was space. No bigger radiator could fit, unless I would use 2 x 240. One at the top, and one in the front.

[@whitepawrolls]

What blocks did you use for the mosfets? Thank you.

[@metaleater9]

I bet the owners of those clippers at 5.36 were PISSED that you used them for that.

[@shahabk1]

ya she was. that's why I ended up using the cutter instead.

[@randomgaming3019]

Damnnnn!!!

[@maulcs]

sick

[@theStealthySpy1]

I'm building one too. Would love to get your help.

[@shahabk1]

I'm no expert at all whatsoever. need to clarify that in the first place. but will provide help as much as I can. what do you need help with?

[@theStealthySpy1]

@@shahabk1 I'm building a PC in the near future but don't have much idea about the quality/pricing/companies of the components, so I'll just need help with those details.

[@joaonetomariano]

What is the model of this pipe bender? Where did you buy it?

[@PellegrinoAquino]

Are the vrm block G1/4?

[@Napoleon_Blownapart]

The fans being not aligned with the holes triggered me

[@shahabk1]

haha nice catch... I had to move the radiator forward so I could fit the infeed tube from the bottom, while having clearance for the exhaust fan. as a result I had to drill new holes for the radiator fans and shift them forward too. that's a problem when you are working with a small case not intended for watercooling. you have to get creative and move things around. challenging, but fun. I now have a much larger case and did a new round of watercooling with 2 pumps and different dyes. Man it was a night and day difference when you have space to work with....

[@aashirbadthapa6732]

Nice to see people getting into water cooling builds and stuff but the loops and bends look so sophisticated. Sorry to say this but i think you didn't plan the entire water cooling loop. EDIT: Have you installed the radiator to cool your coolant in your water cooling build?

[@shahabk1]

I did though. I planned the whole system in a freeware called google sketchup. I went through 7 or 8 iterations before I chose my final design. this really helped me realize that some of my initial thoughts wouldn't even fit in my case so I had to modify. I suggest everyone use the free 3d sketchup made by google which is incredibly easy to use. And yes, I also installed the radiator. There is footage of of it at 00:03 and 11:28 briefly

[@skul_0]

My dad wants water cooling 🥲🔪 Dose it take long looks hard

[@TWDragonflyTommy]

Southbridge?

[@sushilanepal9648]

Why so low views😢😢

[@peterlubchenkov7395]

wow

[@shahabk1]

thanks

[@juliandate757]

Where’s the water cooled psu?

[@rick10zioo76]

This songs? Zyzz Brah?

[@mocmocmoc13]

You forgot to water cool the chipset and DVD rom lol.. But seriously, why do this to a 7 years old system?

[@adasd2420]

maybe he is practising on an old system so he can test for fails before watercooling a modern machine

[@pranav_since]

What's the stock model?

[@darkgamer4619]

Can I get all parts name 🙏🙏

[@Karzacan]

Missing the chipset ahaha

[@edpowell4838]

way too many channels bruh

[@spidereye1849]

How much did you paid for it?

[@shahabk1]

I had built this pc 2 years before watercooling it. I believe all the components cost me $3-4K. but for watercooling, I ordered lots and lots of parts. Pretty much all the pieces you see in the video. As a result, each component cost me very little. I now have a lot of parts (different size pumps, RGB fans, RAM blocks, MOS blocks, hard tubing, bending kits, connector pieces ...) that I am selling locally. PM me if you need any parts and I'm sure I have those available for sale.

[@spidereye1849]

Thanks for the offer, but i live in germany and the shipping Costs would Kill me. And i just upgraded my PC and i Think I also should wait at least 2 years until the warranty is expired.

[@shahabk1]

@@spidereye1849 no worries at all.

[@misteryamato]

why so much thermal paste?

[@shahabk1]

you know actually, I thought other people were using very little for such crucial elements (i.e. the CPU and GPU) and thought i would use more to make sure it gets spread on the surface for optimal heat transfer. Oddly, having used "so much", I got no squeeze outs which makes me wonder maybe others are using too little and not enough .... I should have got squeeze outs if it were too much but looks as though it wasn't too much. so I am in doubt to be honest whether I used too much, or just the right amount.

[@thomasinhetleven1025]

@@shahabk1 ye i think people do a very tiny amount of thermal paste

[@maulcs]

It's better to have more paste than too little. There was a video about it, I think by Gamers Nexus, that proved that more thermal paste basically did nothing, but too little had a negative effect on cooling.

[@wargentv7404]

moche

[@leschroniquesdungeek5376]

It’s so ugly and so useless

[@edwardcotton2491]

nice optical drive grandpa