PC build step by step part 4 AIO water cooler master ML240L RGB

Building a computer step by step. This video focuses on the AIO water cooler installation onto the CPU. Using the Cooler Master ML240L RGB.

[@CandelarioJrAmaya]

Forgot to screw brackets to CPU block. That's why so difficult to install block

[@SynTechGaming]

I tried to screw the brackets to the block but all the screws in the packaging that I had were to small... It would be much easier with the brackets attached. When I take it apart to upgrade to custom loop water cooling I'll see if I can find it if something is wrong with mine. Thanks for the comment/feedback confirming/providing this information.

[@CandelarioJrAmaya]

@@SynTechGaming screws com from plate side and screws up to bracket

[@sd2go]

Candelario is right. Installed many CM AIO coolers.

[@CirillaFionaElenRiannon_]

This is perfect. Thank you.

[@joshuamc6]

its bugging me that the cooler master logo is sideways

[@SynTechGaming]

I agree, but to get the radiator where I needed it, this was the only option I could see. I hope one day to build my own water cooling so it looks better. But$$$

[@GhostCreeper]

subbed cause you were at 666 lol

[@SynTechGaming]

Lol thanks!

[@joshuashimo309]

How did you install the fan cables

[@troubledal]

im very worried after seeing this, that the cooler master logo is on its side and the radiator is upside down. the reson i say this is that the air in the closed loop is going to be at the top of the system being at the pipes, witch wil make it run dry. turn the pump 90 degrees so the pipes are on the side also flip the radiator so the pipes are at the bottom, this way they will never suck air and the air will be at the top of the tank and not in the pipes. also im very conserned were the hot air is going to after the fans have blow the air from inside the case and through the radiator?? hope this thing is still alive. if it is i would be suprised if it runs quiet and cool.

[@SynTechGaming]

It is still running great, I did just recently about 2 months ago start getting some gurgling for about 5 seconds at start up do o to the air issue. However the lines on this aio are not long enough for me to change the setup at all. I put the logo sideways so the pipes would be at the top making it easier for the pump to push the air out to the rad. And the tube is literally pulled tight across the ram so there is not enough length to flip the rad. What would have been ideal would have been top mount rad, or longer tubes. The fans on the front of the case are pulling in cool air. The radiator is grabbing that air and pushing it through the rad and out of the case. I'm in the process of buying all the stuff to finally make an open loop cooling system, but I'm debating upgrading some parts to go along with my intended 30 series video card purchase

[@manuvin1117]

When is the part 5 coming?

[@SynTechGaming]

Sorry, I haven't been focusing on these videos since they didn't get many views our interactions at first. I've been focusing on my Facebook page. I will try to get part 5 up sometime this week though since there has been a request for it. I'm glad these actually are helping.

[@zulfiqarsyed7294]

What case are you using?

[@riddickowns]

How do you connect the 2cables from the cooler itself? To AIO_PUMP, FAN or CPU_fan?

[@SynTechGaming]

The pump is the piece that is attached to the cpu so it is connected AIO_PUMP. The fans that are attached to the radiator would be the fans for the cpu cooling, so that will connects to CPU_FAN. There is also a third wire for controlling the RGB lighting. Let me know if you have any other questions

[@sumyy904]

@@SynTechGaming where do I plug in the rgb wire? My msi motherboard doesn't detect it being connected according to the mystic light software

[@gok4031]

how the ml240l is???? is it worth to go buy something more expensive???

[@SynTechGaming]

I have kept my cpu safely overclocked and the ml240 has worked great the entire time. When I do something more expensive I will do a custom water loop so that I can include graphics card.

[@gok4031]

+SynTech Gaming so for cpu you need nothing more expensive

[@SynTechGaming]

@@gok4031 Correct. This product has worked great for my cpu and I've had no over heating issues running between 4.8 to 5.0 GHz overclock. I think anything more fancy/expensive then this becomes cosmetic. I've never done a custom water loop but when I was pricing everything for cpu, video card, pump, reservoir, tubing, fittings, and liquid it was around 400 to 500 dollars. When I was building this PC initially I was intending to stay under 1000 dollars, I think I ended up around 1200 in the original build. This water cooler works perfectly and at some point I will upgrade to a custom water loop.

[@gok4031]

+SynTech Gaming ok thanks a lot

[@SynTechGaming]

@@gok4031 No problem, let me know if you have any other questions.