Water cooling components

[Zach's Tech Tips]

hey linus community i am going to be making a custom water cooling loop for my pc. I will be using a gtx 980 and a Intel 5930k and a 780t case by corsair. I would like 2 radiators at least 240mm each. Could you make a list of parts that I can use for this build. Just message me if you need to know any components or what I would prefer.

Thanks

Wolffangs147

[virtualTune]

i know you aren't asking for this, but why are you buying a 5930k over a 5820k?

[Anthony10]

If you are building a custom loop, you should be able to make your own loop. It is an expensive process and should be done by yourself

($500-$1000 expensive)

I would recommend being a master at watercooling before purchasing. Singularity Computers on YouTube is a good place to start.

[Zach's Tech Tips]

If you are building a custom loop, you should be able to make your own loop. It is an expensive process and should be done by yourself

($500-$1000 expensive)

I would recommend being a master at watercooling before purchasing. Singularity Computers on YouTube is a good place to start.

Thanks for your help I'll look for some now

[Maxwit44]

hey linus community i am going to be making a custom water cooling loop for my pc. I will be using a gtx 980 and a Intel 5930k and a 780t case by corsair. I would like 2 radiators at least 240mm each. Could you make a list of parts that I can use for this build. Just message me if you need to know any components or what I would prefer.

Thanks

Wolffangs147

 

Have a look at this setup. EK @ PCCG Only thing I don't like about it is the DDC pump. But thats only cause I'm a D5 fanboy....

 

You may need to get some extra coolant.

[acidprototype]

hey linus community i am going to be making a custom water cooling loop for my pc. I will be using a gtx 980 and a Intel 5930k and a 780t case by corsair. I would like 2 radiators at least 240mm each. Could you make a list of parts that I can use for this build. Just message me if you need to know any components or what I would prefer.

Thanks

Wolffangs147

Would definity recommend the 5820K, unless your going to be running quad sli or heaps of expansion cards. Save some money for the awesome watercooling stuff.

Check out PCCaseGear, they have got a massive range of watercooling parts and they are in Australia to cut down on shipping.