FULL Custom Loop Watercooling for UNDER $100!!... Should you?

[@jeo228]

Id love you to try this concept again, but maybe go for looks as well, like the best affordable custom loop that doesn't have a reservoir just sitting on the bottom of the case slightly tilted lol.

[@ШивеГеоргий]

I made the same but for 72$ with dual radiator( one on back and dual section on top) and hard tubing - thanks ali for coupons! 😊

[@gapininja]

Make a video on it plz

[@AdityaSingh-pv6sg]

Can you send me the link please.

[@Luke-qs2cg]

Bro, your videos are getting so good. Cheers to the next 3k subs

[@TechLens]

Thanks man! Little by little, I'm hoping to make better videos 😊

[@xRegyy]

​@@TechLens hey any way you could make a video showing how to assemble it step by step, how to check for leaks properly, and importantly how to drain the loop, because im considering getting this for my phoenix gtx 1660 OC which reaches 83c Degrees which is fine but i dont find it comfortable at all, ive never done a water loop before and i dont like the idea of putting water/coolant in my pc unless i have someone experienced guide me properly and 100% certain it wont damage anything

[@TEHKERS]

you definitely deserve more subs then you have from one small creator to another

[@pushatsinfrared]

Even if it’s a potentially bad idea to put this on my main rig for the aforementioned reliability reasons, I’m quite tempted ngl, especially for AIO prices

[@URFATH3R]

Sounds super bad but make sure there’s no leaks, and after a while upgrade the reservoir and the pump if u don’t wanna spend money right away

[@Johnny2Gats]

If you had dual rads the temp increase on the cpu would probably not happen. I’ve always gone by the minimum of 240mm radiator size per component.

[@jamegumb7298]

Even if you do not, shopping around foir 1U/2U loop. More area more better.

[@fenixtech1342]

Still loving the mirror finish on that bad boy 🤣

[@Vincent_a02]

he’s not that pale...

[@cedricsturm5131]

@@Vincent_a02 Sheeeeesh did he really do that?

[@eduardchavez]

if you add a single radiator on back connected after coming out from processor... everything would be really good...

[@ZeeForceGaming]

Your channel is seriously underrated. Subscribed!

[@louisschena]

Curious to know if the pump still works? Great video!

[@andrea_sur_yt]

That’s amazing how your videos are so good, you need way more views, keep the good content !

[@lonebamaguy1]

Put the springs on and the numbers will be accurate.. i have the same setup now with ryzen 3700X and a 1070 Ti. Idle at 42c stress at 68c

[@AdityaSingh-pv6sg]

Can you send me link please?

[@ivyleague3224]

Thanks bro i was really curious to see how well budget water cooling performed

[@Holidayhow1]

If its a full custom loop, why not run the tubing along back end, so its not so visible, or would there be pump issues?

[@pixelsafoison]

Very interesting video, but I still don't get the idea behind watercooling - overclocking aside of course (AKA: it's heating up so fast that you need to pull the heat REALLY fast as well) - as the system is still basically air cooled ... So why not invest that money into a good cooler and a couple of noctuas? This is a real question, if anyone can chime in :) (being a geek, I fully understand the whole "fun project" thing tho)

[@KorruptorGaming]

I know it’s an old post, but the general idea of water cooling is better thermals with lower overall noise. Couple that with a lot of the newer GPUs and CPUs being able to make use of thermal headroom and overclock themselves accordingly so having better thermal performance means better bang for your buck on hardware.

[@ameliabuns4058]

the issue with this is that a leak is gonna be 2000-3000CAD depending on your PC

[@yourbrogames]

even with a full copper loop with the copper radiator is it still recommended to not only change the fluid periodically but also use that cleaning fluid?

[@GCS88]

You should get atleast another 120mm radiator instead letting the warm fluid going into a reservoir 240mm rad > GPU > 120mm rad > cpu > then back to the 240mm

[@jackC6Z]

the loop route does not matter, jayztwocents made a video. As long as the water is in a closed loop the temp will be same no matter the order

[@reimon5410]

Please put heatsinks on the vrm

[@jonelbulao5918]

great review. I'm still a bit torn about getting the Aura cool 240 or a gammaxx400 gte or try my luck with a cheapo water cooling loop. I also did research and found some affordable and quite respected brands in custom watercooling, (Bykski and Barrow).

[@jonelbulao5918]

It might make a diff if you get a 360 when buying a new rad.

[@tdomingues89]

@@jonelbulao5918 i would recomend going to WC only if your cpu is high TDP, something like 150 - 200, or just get a decent air cooling.

[@drewbocop]

Subbed, thanks for this. Exactly the type of info and info on mixed metal cooling I was looking for.

[@AptinYT]

Yo will this work for any gaming desktop like i5 13gen and RTX 4060? Or 4060 ti

[@Qejee]

Why do I get the urge to do this to a dell optiplex lol

[@wilhelmcramer7376]

aded termal paste and removed stickers after testing ? or before atleast .. ordered same like kit . also ordered extra copper rad hope it turn out good

[@darknessblades]

I have seen a 360MM rad Hardline kit for less than 170 euro {price for 240 is around 140euro}. Why not do a review of one of those kits?

[@AutodidactEngineer]

The blocks look decent although the pump and radiator are bad

[@forlon9970]

Just wondering, what should you do about the no am4 cpu block support

[@lonebamaguy1]

Freezemod makes cpu block for Ryzen

[@moth1439]

Good work, but next time might want to put the entry and exit tubes for the radiator at the bottom instead of the top 😂

[@halfbossswxbox360]

with the gpu waterblock like this the gpu will not suffer the VRM and memory chip overheating ? p.s sorry for my bad english

[@Marlon_Inno]

I would do just a cpu loop for myself because that gpu block does not seem good enough

[@rhythm7795]

Can you do this with a I9 10850k will it get to hot?

[@super_simper7751]

If i were to get another radiator with this would the temps drop for the gpu?

[@AndrewBugatti]

Copper and aluminum are a bad combination that can lead to corrosion. Make sure to use special fluid so they don’t corrode each other.

[@lxghtslmao]

or buy a copper radiator like he said

[@AptinYT]

Will it work with i5 14gen and 4060?

[@alphahawkeye]

hello i want to ask, can i use for 10700k using this pump and 360 radiator?

[@electriciantm9142]

dont need to cool vram?

[@littleninja6017]

I have a rx 580 gpu and a micro atx case and it suffered from cooling with just three fans. Switching to liquid and using this it works like a dream. No more game freezes

[@eduardchavez]

where did you get the gpu water block?

[@chibiaznflipboi]

can you use this watercooling for just the gpu?

[@vankilsing]

how does the cooling performance of a cheap kit like this compare to a more expensive or premium kit?

[@SenatorAri]

about 5-10c maximum difference

[@simonweeger2843]

What components should I use to build a 1250€ only gaming pc in the Icue 220T Nice vid btw

[@TechLens]

Hey - we would have to dig a little deeper into that for you. New hardware releases are also right around the corner 🤞 Feel free to join the TechLens Subscriber Discord: discord.gg/3VkmFCn Myself and a few great people there can help you out.

[@BriamRC]

How can i paint the liquid?

[@michelg.7006]

Meanwhile in europe where that exact same kit costs .... 121 euros so almost 140 dollars

[@rmdhn1]

VRM Cooling?

[@alamnugraha3999]

hey, nice video, how about 240mm for cpu and 240mm for gpu or even 360 mm each, that will be interesting 🤣🤣 keep it up💪💪💪

[@liukejia2000]

There are alot of custom water cooling sets like this selling on taobao(淘宝), it will cost you around 30 USD.

[@TechLens]

Cant see any full kits for that price....

[@AlvlUpSavedMyLife]

Link?

[@yoda_playz3060]

nice video man! I subbed but can u tell me how this is holding up? no probs?

[@jexew8998]

great vid as always, keep it up 👍

[@TechLens]

Thank you 😊

[@joantsao0930]

Informative video 😀

[@markzamiechowski5352]

You can prob do under $50 if you use nylon 1/4 npt fittingd

[@joydeb-roy9530]

Today I received from banggood Thanks for this suggetion ❤️

[@OgreSosaSub]

his pc 1% pc parts 99% rgb

[@Syncedits17]

Great video

[@alexanderthorbrugge6489]

Nice vid 👍🏻

[@TechLens]

Thank you!

[@hdhdhchsd6342]

Bro iam ur fan from india where i can buy in india. Is this water leakage proof. Please answer

[@andrikurniawan531]

That inspire me alot, thanks

[@MrGudim]

Great content!

[@ShadowEclipse]

Nice pond

[@arickgussler5113]

Sad that it doesn't support am4!

[@DeadZergling]

4th wall broken with that statement that this kit is not for your $3000 dollar computer. How did you know!

[@MyLonewolf25]

I feel your thermal testing is flawed The cpu could be running hotter because it’s running faster because it’s using more power Please take a look at GamersNexus write up on CPU thermal testing

[@TechLens]

Not when you lock the clocks and voltage 👍

[@MyLonewolf25]

@@TechLens ahh Must have missed that. I’d still recommend taking a look because sometimes even locking clocks and voltage in bios can be misleading because software shittery You really need to use a current clamp and measure wattage directly

[@echizenryoma07]

GPU no heatsink VRM? is it safe?

[@GeorgeTech]

Nope LOL

[@tdomingues89]

nope lmao.

[@incodewetrust8862]

What CPU did you use ?

[@unosquash]

i5-9600k

[@yifanyin9845]

100 dollars can buy you a 360 rad

[@Exotic_drift]

People who say this is cool or awesome don't know shit about water cooling