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Copied and pasted the specs from Instagram so I didn't have to type it again. Wiring isn't completed at this time. Hooked it up quick to run some benchmarks and ensure everything was working properly. Thanks all! 
 
First time poster, long time LTT fan. 
 
Hardware:
- @amd Ryzen 3950x
- @asrock_official x570 Aqua
- @hyperx Predator 32 GB 3600 CL17
- @asus @rog_na Strix 2080 Ti OC Edition (x2)
- ASUS ROG 3 Slot Bridge
- @teamevga 1300 G2+ PSU
- @kingstontechnology KC2000 NVMe 1 TB (x2)
- Kingston UV500 SSD 2 TB (x3 in raid0)
- @phanteks Enthoo 719
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Watercooling:
- @ekwaterblocks FLT 360 Pump/Res
- EKWB Quantum Strix DRGB Blocks (x2)
- EKWB Nickel Backplates
- EKWB Torque Fittings, Nickel
- EKWB 360mm Radiator SE
- EKWB 360mm Radiator XE
- EKWB 480mm Radiator SE
- EKWB Electric Purple Cryofuel - 16mm OD Hard Tubing PETG
- @noctua_at Chromax NF F12 (x10)
- Noctua Chromax NF F12 IPPC 3000rpm (x3)
- Noctua Chromax NF A14
 

On the bottom we have my work rig 1 (teaching, research, writing papers,...) : 
Intel 9900k (Overclocked to 5.0 Ghz on all cores) Asrock Z390 Phantom Gaming ITX/AC 16 GB of Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR4-3600  EK Waterblock for Intel CPU's AMD RX 5700 with Corsair XG7 Corsair XD5 (Reservoir and pump) Corsair XR7 240 Rad Samsung 970 EVO 500GB On the top we have my work rig 2 (data science, virtualization, gaming):
AMD Ryzen 3950X  MSI MEG X570 ACE  32 GB of Ballistix Sport LT DDR4-3200 (overclocked to 3600Ghz) NZXT Krakken Z63 Gigabyte Aorus Geforce RTX 2080 XTREME WATERFORCE Corsair XD5 (Reservoir and pump) EK CoolStream PE 360 Samsung 970 EVO 500GB Samsung 860 EVO 1TB To power the systems: Phanteks Revolt X 1200W Platinum
To cool the systems: 5 Corsair LL120 RGB + 3 NZXT Aer RGB 120mm + 2 NZXT Aer RGB 140mm

CPU: 3950x
GPU: 5700xt liquid devil
Mobo: ASRock X570 Aqua #915
RAM: Trident Neo 3600mhz
NVMe: Samsung 970 Evo 500gig
SSD: 3 tforce RGB 1TB ssd's
Pump: EK kinetic RGB D5
Radiators: 2 360x30mm and 1 420x30mm
 
It's my very first hard tubing build. All blue acrylic tubing at 16mm od. I'm terrible at bends hence the 90 degree adapters. 

Pardon my poor photos & lighting
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

The project is finished, so I decided to post some pictures here
 

i5 9400f
asus z170i pro gaming with a z270i waterblock
Sapphire vega 56 pulse with Bykski waterblock
16 GB Corsair vengeance RGB RAM
A custom made aluminium copy of Motif Monument
240 Barrow rad 60mm thick+2 noctua NF-A12x25
Soft tubing

Joining in on this, this is my rig number 2, rig number 1 is still getting its loop done!

Asus Rampage Extreme X299
I9 7940x
2 x EVGA 1080ti
64gb G-Skill 3666mhz
2 x Samsung 960 EVO plus (512gb)
4 x 6 tb Ironwolfs
1200w FSP Platinum
2 x EK SE 360 mm radiators
EK blocks on CPU and GPU
LianLi 011 AIR
Noctua IPPC fans

Just wanted to show off my ZMT and Monstas. I personally think these tubes have an industrial beauty.  I could have hidden these connections in the back but I like them up here

First Water-cooled build with some challenges.
 
Specs
Case: Phanteks Evlov Shift
CPU: Ryzen 3700x
GPU: ASUS 2080 Super
MB: Asus B450i- Gaming
EK water-cooling equipment
Noctua fans
650W SFX PSU
 
*Side panels created some challenges with space. Then ordered angle fittings some being super low profile on GPU
*Case is specced for 1 120mm radiator. Was able to fit 2 down to the mm with a slim Noctua fan on the vertical mounted radiator. 
*Drilled holes to slide power supple flush with side of case to relieve some room for GPU power connectors.
 
 

Ok, this is my first hardline water-cooled build, personally, I think I did OK  - I've learnt a lot for next time but here it is (It looks Blue in the pics but in person it actually is White)
 

 

 

 

 

Finally finished my first somewhat successful hard line setup:
 
Thermaltake Core P5
Maximus X Hero
8700K
32 GB G.Skill Trident Z
2x EVGA GTX 1080 Ti SC Black Edition
HX1000i
 
 

Showing off my 8 year old’s build.  It may not be much but she is extremely proud of it as I am of her for taking the time to do this.
 
Next she wants to cutout the front of the case so it can breath with the look intact.

This is my baby. There is a whole description on the weblink! Give it a thumbs up if you like it!
https://pcpartpicker.com/b/ghGG3C

I've been itching to build a new machine for a while. I've started doing some video editing and wanted to do it with my PC, but my old i5 rig was woefully underpowered. After seeing all of the show build madness online, I decided to take a shot at doing one myself. I present.... The Purple Bit Eater; themed after my favorite football team.
 
P.S. This is my first ever water-cooled build, AIO or otherwise. Though, I've been building PCs for about 20 years.
 
 

Intel Core i7 6850K 
Asus X99-M WS
HyperX Predator v2 32GB DDR4 3200Mhz (4x8GB)
Sapphire Nitro+ RX Vega64
Fractal Design Define C Mini
Samsung 960 Evo 250GB NVMe SSD
Samsung 860 Evo 1TB SSD
Western Digital Black 500GB NVMe SSD
Seagate Barracuda 2TB 3.5in HDD
Seagate Barracuda 2TB 2.5in HDD
Seasonic Platinum SS-860XP2
 
EKWB EK-Velocity RGB - Full Nickel
Alphacool GPX-A Vega M05
EKWB EK-CoolStream SE 120
EKWB EK-CoolStream SE 240
Phantek Reservoir (PH-R160_BK01)
Swiftech MCP35X PWM DDC Pump
Mayhems X1 Coolant -  UV Blue
 

 

 

 

Will share my latest build here as there may been many who didn't not see the build log. I will be finishing another project this week and will post that as well once completed

My Asus X99-A motherboard died a week ago and is replaced with an Asus X99 Sabertooth. Not really much has changed on the loop except that I had to go back using my EK Supremacy EVO CPU block. Had to mount it with the logo upside down so I wouldn't have to switch the tubings going in the GPU on the bottomside. 
Also, replaced the Thermatake Riing fans for Corsair's LL120 and a new color mixed from Mayhem's UV ice blue and a little bit of laser green.

Extremely new here. Figured I'd show my last water cooled build...
MOBO: ASUS CROSSHAIR V-FORMULA Z
CPU: AMD FX-8350 BLACK
RAM: 32GB Corsair Vengence series
GPU: (2)NVIDIA GTX 650TI (SLI)
HDD: (2) CORSAIR SSD 250GB
(3) WD 1T BLACK
PSU: CORSAIR AX1200i 
 
It looks really trashy compared to most of y'all's builds!!! My next build will definitely feature hardlines!! Love em!!! And you guys have some amazingly beautiful setups!!! 
 

I was getting near 90c on my CPU while doing gaming lately so decided it was time for a system cleaning.  CPU block top was cracked so I ended up replacing it.  New tubing all around and decided to go with a no bend setup.  I think I am going to do a vinegar and high pressure flush before I add coolant.  What do you all think would look good in this system?   I am thinking white, green or blue pastel.  
 

I just recently finished my first hardline build in the PC-011 Dynamic case as well haha. Must be popular.
 
Specs:
- 8700k @ 5Ghz
- Strix GTX1080Ti OC
- Maximus X Code
- Trident Z RGB 3200Mhz 16Gb
- RM1000i PSU
- Intel 600P 256Gb OS Drive
- Samsung 850 Evo 1TB Games drive
- 3TB Hard Drive Storage
 
Watercooling components:
- EK Supremacy RGB CPU Block
- Phanteks Glacier RGB GPU Block
- EK Xres 140 Revo RGB D5 Pump/Res Combo (with extended reservoir tube)
- EK XE360 Top Radiator
- XSPC EX360 Side Radiator
- Bitspower DRGB Flow Indicator
- EK 16mm OD PETG Tubing
- Corsair ML120 Radiator Fans
 
Took a lot of time to squeeze everything in there. Hope you guys like it. 

 
 

Have this posted in my build log but wanted to share it here too
Specs:
AMD threadripper 1950x
Asus zenith extreme x399
G.Skill Tridentz 64gb 3200mhz CL16 
Asus Strix gtx 1080
Samsung 970 evo 250gb x3 in raid 0
EVGA SuperNova 850 G1+
CableMod ModMesh custom cables
InWin 303c
InWin polaris 120 rgb fans
Watercooling by Bitspower 
Coolant extreme white pastel with custom mix dye by mayhem 

 

I forgot to post the pics of my build so here there are
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
I still have some work to do like the psu shroud but I'm pretty satisfied so far.
 
More detail on the build log

Project Suite and Tie
Case: air240
 
Cpu:i77700k delidded with rockit88 kit applied conductonaut ti cpu die
Also, replaced intels ihs with rockit's beautiful copper ihs. Temps stayed dropped hard after installation. 
 
Gpu: 1080 ti founders edition
Ram: 32gb (4x8gb) corsair vengance lpx 3000mhz cl15
Ssd: Samsung evo 960 1tb
M.2: Samsung evo 960 250gb nvme m.2
Mobo: asrock z270m extreme4
Psu:SeaSonic Electronics PRIME Titanium 650W 80 Plus Titanium Modular Power Supply
Fans: 3x corsair ml120 white 
 
Custom Waterloop
Gpu: ek full cover waterblock
Cpu: ek supremacy evo 
Radiators: 240mm ultra stealth black nemesis white radiator & 120mm ultra stealth black nemesis white radiator
Reservoir: Alphacool: 150mm eisenbacher reservoir
Pump: ek d5 pump
Tubing: thermaltake petg (the best tubing known to man. So easy to work with)
Fittings: eK white hardline fittings
Fluid: cl1000 opaque white
 
Peripherals not shown in pictures:
Mouse: corsair m65 pro
Mousepad: corsair mm800 rgb
Keyboard: corsair k70 rgb rapidfire
Headset: corsair void pro
Monitor: acer predator x34P overclocked 120hz (just bought this baby today  )
 
Back of case tubing: ek zmt matte black soft line tubing with ek soft line fittings and horsepower spout
 
Custom cable sleeving from mainframe customs
*custom wires ti exact length with custom sleeving.
 
Also added a custom side panel made of clear acrylic with 1/2" standoffs (painted copper). Lastly, added custom acrylic floor paneling and custom acrylic top paneling with square cutouts to allow air to pass through. 





 
 

Just bought an 8700k myself and I find everyone using auto voltages is complaining about bad TIM or "my CPU runs to hot". 
 
I tried it the good old way:
AUTO voltages and my aimed core speed-> look what the board uses and drop it use lowered but fixed voltages -> try reducing it as much as possible So now my CPU is on 48 all cores and not even touching 60°C after hours of gaming. After 1 hour P95 its around 65°C sometimes touching 70°C (22° ambient).
 
Proves for me: nothing has changed till 5 years ago, AUTO is always easy but more wearing on your hardware.