SC Dual 560mm Radiator Water-box

[@ardiantowibowo269]

this quad rad so popular back then when caselabs still alive.. RIP..

[@Xtremepower21]

Maybe a small low power SFX powersupply to power it internaly would be nice :D

[@CookieManCookies]

Why not a PicoPSU or Plex NanoPSU? I bet they could build something in-house that would be reasonably priced, and efficient.

[@SimStig]

@@CookieManCookies I was thinking this while watching it, 100% would have integrated a psu to the system

[@mick00000000002]

Rad upside down . Big nono

[@tophatvideosinc.5858]

@@mick00000000002 youre thinking aio

[@olealgoritme6774]

PicoPSU ftw

[@Kellen6795]

I would LOVE to see this on sale. It would be absolutely amazing to use. Got a couple machines I want to watercool and something like this would be totally worthwhile.

[@cmarting83]

Good trip down memory lane, my old cooler master Cosmos 1000 had grommets in the back to pass the tubes from external radiator units like this one, good times

[@Uncle_Fred]

I still use mine, and use those ports even on my latest build. That case has stood the test of time. However, internal space for adding radiators is limited and it houses lots of 5.25 bays, something I wish I could remove.

[@xsvrrx]

wow havent seen a vid from this gruop in about 11 years. i remember learning to do my water cooling in 2010 from you guys.

[@gr82banautiger24]

I made something similar but it only held a single 480 rad, and I designed a circuit so that the unit turned on when the PC turned on, by only using a USB cord to a 5v relay, and then it had a small 12v 10A power brick that ran the pumps and fans with a fan knob so you could tune the speed of the fans for performance/noise. It worked very well. You plugged it up seperately then ran the USB to the PC (and change your bios so the USB turns on with the PC) and then the in and out tubes. I think if someone could incorporate a small chiller into a box like this for a reasonable price it would be an interesting way to run a loop to a small ff pc on your desk for the ultimate in performance/size.

[@SniperSSu]

Can you please tell me how does your circuit work

[@mfdsuk]

love this idea, could really see myself having something like this feeding into a mini-atx or itx case up on the desk and this under the desk. I think you should incorporate a 12v power supply so that this whole unit is self contained, like turn off the PC but this thing still going (and water temp would obvi reduce to fans would go silent).

[@Alexander-od6fi]

I actually think a lot regarding this water box thing. My dream build case is NZXT H510 and watercooling it would be a huge pain in the ass. So why you don't just buy a PCI watercooling pass through and use the waterbox for the radiator array? Way quieter and you can move the array to the colder side of the room. The array could be used by 2 systems if I dare enough to drill a hole or two for the passthrough.

[@blackmennewstyle]

I never knew water-box was a real thing until today, quite a an interesting idea/concept actually :)

[@melmagallon6233]

I love these ridiculously overbuilt systems!

[@dbowl7983]

Never heard of these until now, but throwing some crazy ideas into my head now. Thanks for another great video man, awesome work as usual.

[@HackerMan46]

I'll build a waterbox in the future with 4 560 radiators. Your design is amazing, I think I'll go for a similar route. Great job as always!

[@TheEternalDreamers]

This is super cool. I kinda want to try this with the mo-ra 3 from watercool...

[@BALDYMANS123]

I remember the first one you built. love the updated one

[@JDLMCLOW]

I remember the first one I saw back in the day, Zalman external water towers...lol

[@hansfox]

Are these fans blowing the hot air from the radiator into the case ? (You get extra more heat insite the case and warming it more up? or i see it wrong how the fans are mounting and they are blowing air into the radiators outsite of the case then its better for the cooling i think ?

[@Demoni696]

I love my remote water box setup. Box is in the adjoining room (hoses pass through a wall) from my computer and desk, massive reduction in noise and heat in my gaming room.

[@pin65371]

This would be petty cool to build a desk and have the legs built out like this if you really want to go overkill with the cooling

[@CaptTerrific]

I love the idea of integrating a distribution plate into something like this! I've been considering building a water box INTO my desk; a distro plate would solve a lot of the tubing issues that have stopped me from pursuing the project :)

[@joecall95]

Could be fun to incorporate an sfx power supply + an itx system on the top of the case mounted upside down like in some Phanteks cases ( for the motherboard ) then it would become an absolute overkill mini itx watercooled rig.

[@brandishwar]

I first built my radiator box about 4 years ago, using a Mountain Mods pedestal with a separate panel that holds three triple-120mm radiators. This allowed me to also have the radiators horizontal, making it much easier to bleed the loop once everything was connected. D5 pump as well with a 200mm (I think) reservoir, using the Ethereal mount with the additional rails to mount the reservoir to the radiators. I recently integrated an aquaero 6 LT as well into it to provide for temperature monitoring and intelligent fan control - connected to one of the USB front-panel plugs on the system chassis. I have the fan curves set up based on the coolant temperature so the fans aren't actually needed quite a bit of the time - the fans only turn on at around 29.5C. The whole thing is powered using a 12V DC power supply (100W rated), with a 12V->5V voltage buck converter also providing the 5V line to power the aquaero, with a power switch on the AC line. I'm still working to finalize a write-up on this version of my radiator box - it's the third revision of it. I've had it through two system upgrades as well - first was an FX-8350 to i7-5820k, and recently to an Ryzen 7 3700X, and having the external water cooling made those upgrades a breeze. I absolutely love having it, and I don't see myself going back to "traditional" water cooling where everything is in the system chassis. Maintenance is a little bit of a chore, but I think it's actually LESS of a chore this way than with everything in-chassis.

[@Pr0Fr0]

Definitely got me thinking about my next test bench setup! Thanks for the inspiration as always SC!

[@EvanLaulom]

So many videos!!! Love your work thank you very much

[@AndreasReinerSzallis]

Awesome Build !!! 👍😊👍

[@asphaltbinder]

Very cool! Nice job!

[@xXBantamXx]

IS this for sale?

[@xXBantamXx]

Please do a updated video with your new SC Arterial Dual 360mm Water-Box .

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

I'm still waiting for someone to release an immersion cooling case. Cooler Master and Der8auer are taking too long. I'm willing to pay for 3M Novec fluid.

[@CookieManCookies]

CoolBitts already did that in december of last year.

[@PedroSombreireiro]

great idea!!! this allow us to use way smaller cases ... just adding some quick disconnects ... bammm :)

[@madd5]

God of watercooling :)

[@rock-steady-yeti]

I have a water box and love it, I built it in a 40mm nade ammo can!

[@_rackel]

Seeing this gave me the Idea of putting an ITX System in this water box and using it as a full system. I know it's quite ridiculous but just from a visual point it would be quite nice...

[@scraverX]

Really like the idea, didn’t consider this an an option to get more cooling without getting a different case.

[@ctxgodsarmy]

Very nice!!!!!

[@rocnroll0065]

Would it make more sense to mount the fan controller at the top of this cooling unit to avoid coolant from damaging the circuit boards.

[@veeci2468]

That really look more cool.. You really did a good job.. I appreciate your work..

[@tehmoonrulz]

All fans and pumps running from a single molex?

[@davidtham7617]

but why are the fans pulling hot air onto the reservoirs instead of exhausting them out by the side?

[@swanseauk]

This looks like a good option for cooling one of those Chinese K40 Laser Cutter machines.

[@shitfaced6585]

Would love to see one of these at a lan party cooling multiple lower power systems, just bring your SFF pc and plug it in to the communal cooling.

[@unogazzy84]

Are you able to modify this water box so it has a wider grill and rotate the rads and radiatiors 90 degrees with the rads facing the grill? The whole thing would be a bit more compact that way.

[@stephane8993]

Very specific, but I really like it.

[@sburns015]

I'm in the middle of building a water box of my own using 3 3x180mm radiators.. I'm about 60% finished with the project.

[@cryo_vL]

Now I need to figure out how to use this water box in my fridge.

[@Lead_Foot]

Just get a chiller

[@arjdroid]

Use the fridge itself

[@dime4026]

Just mount it outside. Fridges are useless for this sort of work.

[@veejayegrealy3971]

Can this be set up that the hot reservoir has multiple parallel inlets and cool reservoir parallel outlets for like a whole Data Center styled network of PCs

[@icanthelplt90]

Bro, i love this!

[@colinrafferty4697]

5:04 Outside in the snow really !!! Do you get a lot of that in Australia ??

[@TheBallisticSerb]

Colin Rafferty yes it snows in Australia, but not where he lives

[@smittyboy]

I’d love something like this for my Alienware R10

[@vdevov]

I've been wanting to upgrade my current external "water box", ever since I got my 3950X. I have the Phobya 2x240mm Bench Radiator Stand with an Alphacool UT60 240 rad, Quad NF-F12's, an old EK Res/Pump combo. and Koolance Exos control-board/cables. It cooled an 4.7GHz OC'd 4790K and 1080Ti, just fine, for years, but I've hit a thermal wall trying to OC my 3950X. A water box like this would be magnificent. I would happily buy a dual 360mm water box. I currently have mine hiding behind my TV, and this dual 560mm water box would be too big.

[@wedgoku]

Really nice setup man, the problem with these new high core cpus is: they generate alot heat, only option is maybe lap the CPU IHS to make sure its perfectly flat (this will void your warranty) & change your thermal paste out to something like KPx High Performance Thermal Compound (kingpin cooling) or kryonaut.

[@tutakahaman]

I want this. But maybe a bit shorter. Hope to see this on your shop.

[@veeci2468]

Hope to see more works from you.. Really want to have a pc build mod like yours.. I chose your mods asy favorite from the Gskill's question.. Hehe.. Thanks.

[@berrydex]

I got a custom loop running in my system now, with a 360 and 420 rad. But with the next upgrade I'm thinking of external cooling, and use just a small case for the pc components. The new Alphacool rads are good for that to. They look like cars rads haha but it will be placed out of sight. A bit overkill for just a cpu and 1 gpu but I got enough fans already anyway. I do think I need another pump to keep the flow high enough though.

[@agrya3840]

can someone pls tell me the use of a waterbox? i am curious

[@ConteXCrown]

I need a video about the fan controller

[@eskimolost2012]

Where can buy?

[@juliano_1996]

Would love to see a comparison between this and a standard watercooling loop inside a case.

[@gwot]

probably similar to exhaust or intake mounting a rad inside a good airflow case, couple of degrees, negligible. This is more for the lack of space, not for temps.

[@Prox1mity1]

fuck... been watching for 10 years. Love your work mate

[@quandavioushibbletonthe3rd612]

Hmmm, i like this a lot

[@funkmastertraf]

Why so many 90° bends ?

[@floatswitch]

My steam punk brain drools and thanks you for this video.

[@haris525]

Hi sir, can you please sell this water box at your site? I am interested in buying one, and the quality of your work is amazing!

[@tougeattack123]

in my external cooler i used esp32 micro controller to control pumps and fans from my web browser.you can make it more complex and you can use water temperature and flow sensors to adjust pumps and fan speeds automatically and to detect idle state of the machine to reduce the pump/fan rpms.Its just 10 times better than the simple PWM control from motherboards with many possibilities

[@furankuchan]

Hello. Love your vids...my son and I wach them all. Wondering if you'd be willing to offer a bit of advice. Were doing our first custom loop and choosing the correct pump, reservoir and pump top is beyond me.

[@BarryTheCougar]

Does anyone know a good case to use with external radiator solutions like this? I'm looking for a case that will accommodate panel mount quick-disconnect fittings, so I'm after a case with tube holes already punched out. Years ago I had a Cooler Master HAF-X case that had this feature. Thanks.

[@m.g.debruin8294]

I have the Termaltake Level 20 XT great case for external radiator box 1 small psu.2 loops 2 x D5 pomps 2x Reservoirs 4 x GTX black ice nemesis radiators 4 x Quick disconnect one Aquaero 6lt fan hub one use b cable and a rpm fan cable to the cpu header going to the pc.Im so glad i did this.

[@BarryTheCougar]

Thanks M.G., the Level 20 XT looks almost perfect for my needs. Cheers.

[@mick00000000002]

Get air out put haha. Put the top on the bottom. Over all great )

[@robertbrooks1575]

Been following you since before you began making your own hardware, and wished I was creative and patient enough to do some of the things you did. Now that you have your own hardware, which looks absolutely incredible, I wish I had a wallet deep enough to buy it. I'm thinking that waterbox would definitely be a purchase for me though. There are solutions out there, but this waterbox is the perfect thing for me to pull a trigger on a new project to make a tight mini-ITX build with external cooling. I am interested in your thoughts on the ideal final design, concerning optimal airflow to noise ratio. Do you plan on running tests to see differences between various fan configs? Maybe testing just as it is now with no intake fans, a test with 140's as intake from top and bottom, and another test with maybe just a couple of 200mm as intake from the back panel? Personally I could see myself using this and using the cooling capacity overhead to simply make it as silent as possible.

[@harisjaved4441]

Hi, do you sell these? if not can you build one if I get in contact with you? I live in USA so not sure how shipping would work.

[@FrodeBergetonNilsen]

I use 6 480 rads in my daily driver. As in a 2880 rad. I also use 3 pumps in series. I also got a 1440 and a 1080 system, with 2 and 1 pumps. I NEED to run the 3 pumps when bleeding the loop, if not, it will take for ever. No need for a huge res, but you need to close the loop, as by using a valve, unless you want to fight the system while filling and bleeding. My builds are with integrated rads, and they are all relatively compact. There is no heat stacking, hardly any airflow impedance. You just need to leave conventional case designs, and design for optimal cooling. Oh, and I currently working on including a few thousand RGB lights into these. And lights for cables, tubes, and walls. As well as suppressing "coil whine", which isn't coils "whining" at all. It is 30degC in my living room at the moment, running the 5700x and 3950x passively. My fans max out at 250RPM. Pumps can run just fine at 800rpm. Under extreme stress testing, and 30degC ambient. You do not need a huge res, you need a valve at the fill port, due to the pressure 3 pumps in series generate. You start filling the loop using the first pump only, and use the other pumps for bleeding. You do not need to fill the the system while running pumps then. But you need to close the fill port. If the pumps stops, and you fill the loop full while running pumps, water will flush out the fill port, when the pumps stops: The loop is under pressure. It works just fine to fill a loop while bleeding it with multiple pumps running, if it is generally filled using one pump first. Also, you need to close that fill port immediately, and be ready to do so at any time, if filling a system while running multiple pumps, as to prevent backflow. Personally, I do not see any need for filling while running a loop, using a fill port valve.

[@noshut]

this guy

[@noshut]

In my next home I might put a water box in a separate closet then keep my pc next to the desk so I don't hear fans or pump lol. Even with noctua fans it can be distracting during intense gaming sessions.

[@Catonaut.]

what's that song at 2:30 ?

[@elms.78]

Volodymyr Versta - Feel This Way

[@CaZeY1337]

whta is this for a case? where can i buy it? i have never found it :/ can you get link ?

[@aldrinw706]

i believe its custom

[@MichaelChan0308]

This is totally insane. So insane that if you give it to me for free, I will have no room to place it, not enough coolant to top it up, not enough components to heat it up at all! Would love to see a commercial product soon!

[@TeasingPredator]

Well, I guess it's needed for the new Intel CPU's :D

[@veeci2468]

Good day.. Greetings from the Philippines.. I saw your mods recently from the Gskill video.. I really appreciate your build.. It really look awesome.. It really catches my dream setup becau see of its look. Hope to win the giveaway of Gskill. Keep it up.. More power and God bless.

[@mick00000000002]

Thanks for a replay. But if your inlet and out let are at the bottom. Where is the logic. Rad not operating correctly all the air still in the rad. If you put the box on its side. Put both rad on the top. Get even flow and the coolent over the interior of the rad. Heat rise over your hole system. So the rad get hotter the higher it goes..im sorry. But a fantastic setup. )

[@John-lt5rl]

would buy

[@GoldenVixyTail]

maybe a video screen with temps/fan speeds built into this?

[@WingAddict2]

That's what the Aquero XT is on the side he didn't show, LCD with full temp, fan, pump control.

[@GoldenVixyTail]

@@WingAddict2 Nice TY!

[@mrteera88]

cool

[@vladius8521]

Do you or can you make the exact one in video? If so how much? Feel free to send me a message if easier thank you.

[@ЮрийВоробьев-с3н]

I hope Singularity will open some part of external cases for intusiasts & benchers. You can see such products at Aqua-computer (Gigant 3360) and Watercool (Fusion with double Mo-ra3's), ws.computers with their workstations with 11 gpu's, Mountain mods with their waterbase cub... So Singularity, please make the real monster with 4 840 rad's like aqua-computer or Watercool industrial Fusion, be sure that external cooling is not dead, there is a gap on the market with such form of cooling (especially when CaseLabs passed away where user could mount several radiators internally in case).

[@cltitus]

i want that case

[@harisjaved1379]

Hello. Can you build me one of these?

[@Mc-Derpulous]

It needs an sff psu.

[@dominicfernandez2695]

Horizontal Radiator placement is better. Vertical would need a powerful pump to travel.

[@deathb4dishonor755]

No more powerful than the duel D5 pumps he already has

[@ashtronomic7738]

damn, this is hot

[@t0mt0mt0m]

This needs it own power supply. I want a compact dual 360 waterbox, 1 res and power supply. So much wasted space in this.

[@schoohendraworks9424]

first one is for Ryzen 3990X and next one is for RTX3090-SLI

[@deinemuddaisdoof]

Slap an ITX /"DTX" (C8I) board and a 3090 inside, "SFF" ... ;) [not a joke btw]

[@mick00000000002]

Someone say why. That person need resach it mate

[@briankleinschmidt3664]

It looks cool, but it's a very uneconomical way to heat your home.

[@Semmatt]

pfff...it doesnt even have a push and pull config...and the rads are so thin :o

[@chevalierdeloccident5949]

*The radiators should not be facing each other*

[@deathb4dishonor755]

Why not? Both are pulling cool air into the case through the Rad's.

[@dime4026]

So much expense when you could just buy a refrigerator condenser. Even comes with a fan, smaller and more efficient. And what is the point of dual pumps? You've built heaps of systems and you know that's a waste.

[@kanarie93]

850 bucks, way to expensive...

[@mick00000000002]

Rad upside down. Big none.

[@jacklourdreambonanza6883]

Can u gift me a gaming pc plssss godbless