Upgrading my pc

[apaar123]

SHey all the pc builders out there. I wanted to ask that can I upgrade parts of my liquid cooled pc like my CPU GPU and drives so that I don't have to build a new pc every time? Thank you for your opinions 

[A Silver]

By liquid cooled do you mean the CPU has an AIO or is it a custom loop?

[apaar123]

3 minutes ago, A Silver said:

By liquid cooled do you mean the CPU has an AIO or is it a custom loop?

Custom 

[A Silver]

1 minute ago, apaar123 said:

Custom 

You can upgrade parts but it is not easy as you need to drain the loop, if upgrading GPU you need to add a water block and then you need to leak test. It is possible but it is a big job but is cheaper than building a new system

[apaar123]

3 minutes ago, A Silver said:

You can upgrade parts but it is not easy as you need to drain the loop, if upgrading GPU you need to add a water block and then you need to leak test. It is possible but it is a big job but is cheaper than building a new system

I don't think I will cooling my GPU because I buy custom gpu

[iiNNeX]

Just now, apaar123 said:

I don't think I will cooling my GPU because I buy custom gpu

What do you mean custom GPU? All GPUs are technically custom? 

 

 

[EnergyEclipse]

1 hour ago, apaar123 said:

SHey all the pc builders out there. I wanted to ask that can I upgrade parts of my liquid cooled pc like my CPU GPU and drives so that I don't have to build a new pc every time? Thank you for your opinions 

Presuming that one does not wish to liquid cool RAM, or so forth, it would be possible to 'upgrade' of components within a loop each time you decide a custom liquid cooling loop is the way forward. You could change the block according to the socket, as with the GPU block to the PCB/GPU itself, although fittings may not match if you leave previous ones behind, so blocks may need adapter to fit radiator fittings.

 

NZXT actually do these: https://www.nzxt.com/products/kraken-g12-white if this may be easier.

Kind regards

-EnergyEclipse

[apaar123]

1. 35 minutes ago, EnergyEclipse said:

   Presuming that one does not wish to liquid cool RAM, or so forth, it would be possible to 'upgrade' of components within a loop each time you decide a custom liquid cooling loop is the way forward. You could change the block according to the socket, as with the GPU block to the PCB/GPU itself, although fittings may not match if you leave previous ones behind, so blocks may need adapter to fit radiator fittings.

    

   NZXT actually do these: https://www.nzxt.com/products/kraken-g12-white if this may be easier.

   
   Kind regards

   -EnergyEclipse

   Thanks