Watch BEFORE You Build! PC Water Cooling Build Guide | Water Cooled PC Build 2022

Hi bro can you help me please I turn my pc and my fan getting a loud sound and still don't give air mean not cooling , and I put new thermal paste on my cpu and clean all my pc but it does overheating

That's not how things work in a TT900 Tower Chassis.

What if your motherboard doesn't have a pump header how to get a constant flow to the pump using a cpu fan header since it's the only choice not mentioned in this video.

so im unsure is it oky to mount the tubes of radiator ontop also i have to ask what is the safest way to mount the radiator i dont want to destroy it also im not overclocking so im new to aio so im looking for safest way so it can last long

ryzen 7 7800x3d 50 degrees when I'm not doing anything. Aida 64 reaches 70 degrees in the stress test. is this normal? I don't have much experience so that's why I'm asking. liquid cooler corsair h150 360mm

It doesn’t make any sense to me that you would mount the radiator on top of the case and blow hot air through it…

Jason you are the best! Thanks!

I just disliked three videos sharing information about AIO Water Cooling before I watch yours. Yours is the one that deserves my like ❤ 👍🏻 Thank you

What’s the name of the case please

I started w cheap water cooling system to an air cooling system after I lost my other AMD chip and lucky to get a second AMD chip to replace my other chip. I don't think I'll go back to a water cooler only I can afford real system that you can see the water intake start to run out to add more to it keep from losing my chip they never very cheap easy to find when they get fried.

Do you have a video like this for GPU?

How expensive was it getting all of those AIO's?

Do anybody knows if the ID-Cooling ZoomFlow 240xt is still worth it? I ordered one for a Ryzen 5 7600x, will it be enough?

Would you recommend the Lian Li Galahad II 360?

I wonder now if mine is alright as mine is installed on the front but the case also has inbuilt fans on the front so... There is a good amount of space between the two though

Good video, but you neglected to explain the best configurations for an AIO.

At year 12 on a KUHLER H60 on an Intel i7 3770 CPU. Case has 4 massive 200mm intake/exhaust fans.

I hate cats, but I still gave you a Like.

I am watercooling my pc for around 25 years now. I began doing it in 1999. :D My first system was a tupperware as a water tank, an aquarium pump in tupperware, car heater radiator, silicon hoses and cpu, gpu and northbridge block. :D

Know I am going to make an another interesting attempt to cool my new built but old render machine: X99 chinese mainboard, 2 x Xeon E5 - 2697 v4 cpu, 128gb ram. :D All bought used for dirt cheap.

For this dirt cheap, old, but yet powerfull setup, I have a dirtcheap but effective cooling solution. I allready have a 7 year old Corsair 24cm aio cooler. I bought a coolermaster 14cm aio for 9 usd used. :D And It is working! :D I will cut one of the hoses, combine the two in series. :D CPU1 to 14cm radiator, 14cm radiator to CPU2, CPU2 to 24cm radiator. :D This means two pumps though. I don't know it will be a problem or not; but I will test it. 14cm + 24cm radiator would be a little weak for two 2697 v4 cpus. If that will be the case, I will find another dirt cheap aio and add that to the system. :D What can I cool with the third cpu block? Mainboard maybe? :D I can mount it on the coller gills of the mainboard? I am not sure.

I can hear the obvious question: What is your case? My case is 20 year old Cooler Master Stacker. :D You can buy it for dirt cheap. It can easily handle two 24cm radiators, 12 HDDs, two CPUs, 8 16gb rams, two PSUs, one SAS card, one 10gbit ethernet card and one gtx 1080ti. :D Nothing fancy. No RGBs, no glass at the side panel; but it has 4 wheels. :D I added USB 3.0 ports also (I disasamblied USB 2.0 ports and glued an extender cord perfectly).

Dirt cheap render / HDD server / Second pc at home office.

I bought Chinese x540 10gbit ethernet card. It works perfectly. Heats like hell. So I added a fan on top of it. I am supplying 5V to 12V 6cm fan. It is more than enough to cool down the ethernet card and it is silent because it is on 5V. The card has two 10gbit output. I bought two more. One is for my pc, one is for the third pc. I will directly connect them to each other without a switch. :) Again, cheap solution. :D

I allready have six 4 TB disks. I will sell four of them and buy eight HGST 4TB SAS disks. Why? Because sata disks are more expensive in my country; but sas disks are more durable and fast. Used Sata disks are around 45 usd in my country. Used Sas disks are around 25 usd. Since I have a sas card that supports 8 disks, I will use 8 SAS disks and two Sata disks.

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AIOs tend to breakdown because of integrated pump. Nothing else becomes a problem.

REALLY USEFULL INFORMATIONS THANK YOU!! 🤩🔥

As a former owner of a msi mpg 360 aio. Id suggest staying away from aio's that have the pump in the radiator.

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If you buy an AIO, spend anothe $2 amd get an internal pc speaker. Plug the pump into cpu fan socket, and have the alert on fan fail option enabled. A failed pump will overheat your PC a lot quicker than a failed fan (on either air or water cooler).

Im about to build a pc with 3 liquid fans because im abou to build a serious rig for my son. Best buy finally got my parts in :D

Some of the cases I am looking at says radiator options "up to 360 (120mm radiator)". This has me incredibly confused! Can I use a radiator that's 360 or not? Is 120mm the width of the radiator?

Hey y’all, noob here. I’m looking to buy an aio for my first ever build, and I’m wondering if these already come with the liquid inside or if you have to buy a particular coolant. Thanks

just seen this and it was really good, defo worth a wtach if your looking for a AIO. and did a like plus sub . Well done dude good video 🙂

I was just looking up Water Cooled PC guides out of curiosity, and right away I subbed once Jason introduced himself, love his positive energy!
Or in other words: "I HAVE SEEN ENOUGH!!! I'm satisfied!"

I wanna see how well the Redragon HL-series AIOs perform.. so far no reviews of it, but I pulled the trigger today on the HL-360(white), for $95 and a 5yr warranty, figured I cant go wrong.. lets hope thats the case.

Great video!
Btw, just ordered Corsair Water Cooling H150 RGB 360mm Black
It would fit lian li mesh2 and i7-14700k? It seems a good front setup

When installing the radiator in the front of the case and the tubes coming from the top of the radiator, should the pump be installed to 3 o'clock position or does it matter?

I just got the Asus Tuf Gaming LC II ARGB 360mm and I have no idea which way the fans blow because there is no indicator at all. I'm unable to install them at the moment :/

Thanks for the informative video! Btw that looks like a lot of thermal paste 😁 I normally just put a pea-sized dot in the middle.

i have a large air cooler in my old PC and i struggled to hit the GPU release tab when upgrading my graphics card.
i had to use a plastic paintbrush handle to hit it. AIOs free up so much space.

Great coat on that cat.

Hey Jason, there is an used 240MM AIO sold for $35. It's been used 2 years. Do you think it's worth it?

Mr Bear getting a wave of fresh air in the middle of all those AIO liquid coolers

can you use aio fans as exhaust fans

I use the Aorus 360 AIO with a 12900KS. To gain some better performance, I have replaced the factory CPU contact frame with the Thermalright contact frame. I believe with the i9 SKUs that this should always be installed.

People you gotta start using bigger cases.. the rear fan is rubbing on the lines, the lines are resting on the graphics card and it’s only a 2 fan setup anyways. For an editing rig you should want the most cooling for your CPU.. don’t you make like 100 builds every year lol.. why is your setup soo cheap? Crazy lol.. get a bigger case… more airflow and room to run whatever you want. Way way more cooling

you did some quiet mistakes there first of all why not mount the fans directly on the AIO block , and 2nd the tube of the AIO is on the GPU , if the GPU is hot it will get hot as well and you will get hot water and not cool...

Ive only ever liquid cooled.

Hello to all Need helpI do an upgrade to my existing rig
buy to ryzen 7800x3d. The case is
coolermaster h500 and I want to get a aio
cooler. My case takes on Top position only
240mm and the front 360mm. But on the front
I have 2x200mm fans that I want to keep.
saw online that they mount the 360 at the
front with the 2 airfans with all working as
intake. Will it work or should I go with the Top
position build? I use mainly for gaming.
I have decided on these two for the 2 builds.
1. Top nzxt kraken with Icd 240mm
2. Front lian li galahad trinity 360mm

Are be quiet aio any good ?

I hate AIO cooler's i much prefer self build cooler's

I have a white Meshify C case with an Aorus elite AX V2 mobo and corsair vengeance LPX ddr4 32gb RAM. Will a 280mm AIO fit if I top mount it? Or is a 240mm AIO the biggest that wiIl fit in my setup? If my setup will allow a 280mm AIO, which ones are best? This is the first PC I’ve ever built btw.

What are your thoughts on the LT720 AIO 360mm liquid cooler?