How to drain and take apart your custom water cooling loop PC

Drain and take apart your custom liquid water cooling loop computer PC! Here is a video showing how I normally take a custom water cooling loop apart and also drain the distilled water out too. There were many fittings to unplug and I used stop plugs to prevent leakages. Make sure to have a lot of tissue and be patient!
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[@Reeceezy]

Good video, draining my first loop today. Prepping the system, then adding final coolant. Subscribed. Thanks bro, looking forward to more content.

[@MiddleofKnowhere]

Great job Jojococo. Love your vids.

[@crypt_claymore5734]

You made this look so easy! I appreciate your step by step instructions for newbies like me. I invested in a monster PC with liquid coolant everywhere. Looks cute lit up but boy o boy to clean it’s terrifying. ❤❤❤😊😊😊😅😅😅

[@dennishayward]

Excellent video, very informative and helpful, much appreciated.

[@juanylescasmartinez5669]

Excellent video, you show a very very easily way how to drain the PC, thanks for share amigo!!!!!!

[@martinreyes6984]

Hey Jojococo, thank you for making this video man ! I appreciate it ! You make the draining process fun rather than a pain :D

[@jasongrace9599]

Thank you jojococo!

[@nikr7299]

Very underrated video!

[@djmeiko-8dmusic533]

i'll show u how to clean it with vinigar in a min, forgets it

[@ThereWillBeCake]

Still a very helpful video in 2021. Cheers

[@EtherEight]

Thanks for the video!

[@offspringrocks08]

EXCELLENT VIDEO

[@geradhfilms7710]

Thank you for this video. New sub here. 👌

[@SagnolTheGangster]

Thanks bro, i dont have watercooling but this will be good if i have one in future

[@mckayblue6838]

Thanks for the links ~

[@user-dl6iy7rd2y]

hey Jojococo, can you make a video about your current setup please`? like what computer you use and what specs it has :P

[@caml1720]

working on my first loop and this was SO helpful. thank you for this guide!

[@Ang_R17]

Now that I have done this quite a few times, even with the valve is a looooooong process. I wonder just for the sake of curiosity and experimenting if I can put air with a compressor to push the water away. My only concern lies in the integrity of the components by doing so. Will be interesting that's for sure!

[@clamatac]

thanks for the video, I am starting to try to learn about custom loops and your video has been great about how to drain the system!

[@Dewey-yu7gc]

Bro that's how I feel at the end of your video lol

[@thibautnoah2599]

Hey mate, did you ever try to get all the fluid out with air pressure? I saw someone on a forum talking about using a bike pump to basically replace the fluid with air

[@Hakeem597]

Im experimenting with watercooling. How does the water flow into your reservoir if you have only one out? Did you use your in as a valve on your pump and reservoir?

[@shargeforce]

nice video

[@youtubeaccount0x073]

For that valve you have in your reservoir... how did you connect it? Did you need any fittings or anything or did you just buy the valve and connect it to the resevoir. Please help me... I am so confused ❤️

[@jimas_1358]

can you plz make a video about the progress of scketching the costoms parts ( gpu backplates e.t.c. ). It will help a lot to start my costomizasions to my pc (sorry for my english) :)

[@TheBobcat1978]

I might not ever do a liquid cooled system. but if I were to do it I would more or less do it the same way as you. My question. Is it bad to just simply use air to bleed any remaining water from the system? I do understand the point of refilling the resevior but wasnt sure if the pumps could be use to bleed it w air to force out all or most of the water.

[@timerertim]

I have the Thermaltake Core X9... So wish me good luck when I'm at the tilding.

[@youtubeaccount0x073]

I am going to water cool the ryzen 5 2400g with the thermaltake m240 are there any compatibility issues with that? And the motherboard is x470 pro

[@stalker1567]

Whats the connection on the soft tube your using to drain? Pressure male or something. Sorry new to water cooling

[@Caydennz]

Hey, i have the radiator just where u have but i've already got out the tubes a year ago and the water got out from de radiator. Now i have to get the tubes again to clean but im scared if it gets out again, what can i do? Rly need help

[@def-po8tu]

If u have a in and out on the bottom and 2 in on the top of a reseviour/ pump combo Can you u use a in port as a drain valve

[@svenbjorn9700]

How do you get the water to stay in the reservoir after un-tilting it? When I tilt it back to level, the water returns to where it came from.

[@hockeylife21]

Hey, I don't have any stop plugs is that gonna make things impossible?

[@lanohanlawrence898]

Bro can u help me my water cooling pc is not pumping what should i do i check the app center but I think i need to unplug it and plug but i cant find it

[@Methodical2]

Cleaning the loop is like rebuilding the system.

[@Ryden24]

I need help with the fitting to drain my reservoir Idk if I could use a universal one to drain my rig anyone know any recommendations to find any? I don't have spare ones

[@youtubeaccount0x073]

What drain is this and how do you attach it???

[@unknown_blank_blank_blank]

I appreciate the fuck outta this. I keep thinking I want to do a custom loop, but fuck that noise :)

[@shibidi]

Heyyyy..you're in Thailand!!

[@taden2007]

Must be nice to be doing GOOD.... here in 2020 we have global pandemic 🥳🤷‍♂️😷

[@uphill248]

My PC doesn’t have a drain port can I like buy one of eBay or something...

[@pablooo2734]

Or are you buying your acrylic plates?? please

[@00raisergundam]

Damn I learned so fucking much!

[@zlazzer]

What drain valve?

[@elongenjones7270]

I dont have a drain valve. Its going to be a pain when its time drain it 😐

[@kolllar2391]

same here :(

[@InsulinAdikt]

Yeah you will likely have to take your pc to your bathtub.

[@dv2045]

heya. can you test a loop with regular water or has to be with destilled? thanks

[@Youget0hoes]

D V has to be distilled

[@user-ot8xn9dh6m]

If i dont have a drain valve i could therotically still do the same by just emptying my Res "manually" right ?

[@latex1ty287]

Yes. Its just more messy usually. Just pick a safe place where you start the draining. If you have flex tubing you have usually better options: You can even start from the cpublock by taking it out of the case and then start to drain

[@user-ot8xn9dh6m]

latex1ty Yep its soft tubing

[@Magmaa2169]

After CPU is taken out can it be used again in another build ?

[@otisb.driftwood7106]

Yes it can many and many and many times

[@gamover5003]

Do all systems come with the valve twist thing ? I’m using a thermaltake c240 and I don’t see anything similar ? Could someone please help

[@joemrtnz4575]

I had to buy it separate

[@mikeycrispy5169]

Water cooling is fun, my gaming PC is mid size,I don't know I should water cooling a not because I don't to make any trouble to my PC while remove the water might be a problem for me 😂.

[@ploprod2632]

Hey, my pump/reservoir doesnt have a an extra outlet for a drain valve, how would i drain it??

[@kozuta8858]

Get those 3 way fittings and put it at the lowest part of your loop. Also if you already have the loop and you did not put a drain valve then good luck Lol

[@ploprod2632]

Havnt got 1 yet lol. Thnx 😂

[@kozuta8858]

@@ploprod2632 nice here's what it exactly looks like www.amazon.com/Barrow-3-Way-Ball-Fitting-Gold/dp/B0764PGPFK you can use a male to male g1/4 thread and put it in your pump then the bottom thread of it will most likely where you will put the drain valve and on the other hole on the left is where your tube goes in or to the right depending on where you position your pump. But the only thing really important is to put the drain valve at the bottom for convenience

[@Dewey-yu7gc]

Like isn't there an easier way do you think an air nozzle would work

[@losesparkplug1190]

Perfect that's hot

[@mikem9246]

This doss not seem wise for a non pro. I do not have the dexterity to run the pump, fill it, make sure the catch bottle doesn't overflow, and tilt it all at the same time. :)

[@Johny_Silverhands]

you can just first rinse everything many times with distilled water, then make a solution of distilled water and citric acid, pour it inside and let it work for 30 minutes to get rid of galvanic corrosion, and then rinse the entire system many times with distilled water to get rid of citric acid, and then already make the final solution using an additive from ekwb together with distilled water and pour it inside, and the whole circuit is like new and did not have to disassemble anything

[@serolog]

CPU thermal paste doesn’t look right.

[@petebuka]

Can't you just add some air pressure to your loop and open the drain valve? Would seem a lot easier.

[@V3n0m151]

I was literally thinking the same thing. I use the EKWB Leak tester and push the water out of the loop

[@thegaindomain8953]

how much you charge to teach someone LOL

[@DIYTechTube]

FIRST

[@arn8386]

Instead of tilting, try use compressed air to push the water out of the tubes. If you dont have an air compressor unit, buy couple of cans of compressed air or use a vacuum cleaner in reverse mode

[@konradgotze7554]

:)

[@mariomirquis9393]

God loves yall and Jesus Christ is returning soon and repent

[@DaemonJax]

You don't really need the power supply jumper -- you can just take your ram out of the motherboard instead. And that's a horrible piping setup for draining -- it would be hard to do worse.

[@Metalhead-4life]

Tip: don't use hard tubing so you don't have to remove all your tubes

[@HotNHorny]

that’s a nice valve. which one is that?

[@codetony2996]

This video made me not want to do custom water cooling. lol

[@tonydesi803]

Mai visto sistema peggiore per spurgare un impianto...

[@koiq]

could not make it through the intro. Cringe.