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Thank you for helping me out. I would like to water cool a gpu in corsair crystal 460x white, My cpu is already cooled. My plan is to have the inlet and outlet of the radiator at the bottom of the case so I can house the pump, res and drain valve in the Psu shroud. I have tried to get a 360mm radiator pump, res combo but those seem to not exist. The Crappy google power point thing is the loop im planning and the other one is a reference for how much room I have. The cpu is cooled by a 120mm aio cooler I have.  I hope the great minds of the forum can help me. 

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3 minutes ago, Wierdbagles said:

 

Thank you for helping me out. I would like to water cool a gpu in corsair crystal 460x white, My cpu is already cooled. My plan is to have the inlet and outlet of the radiator at the bottom of the case so I can house the pump, res and drain valve in the Psu shroud. I have tried to get a 360mm radiator pump, res combo but those seem to not exist. The Crappy google power point thing is the loop im planning and the other one is a reference for how much room I have. The cpu is cooled by a 120mm aio cooler I have.  I hope the great minds of the forum can help me. 

The only units that have a pump and res integrated into a rad is EKWB's Phoenix or Swiftech's AIO units. They configure them as prefilled units as a plug and go solution. 

https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-mlc-phoenix-360-radiator-core-module

 

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4 minutes ago, Wierdbagles said:

-SNIP-

You would tear apart the Phoenix unit just for parts if you wanted an integrated rad pump and res as it's all standard watercooling connections. As for a small pump a DDC unit with heatsinking would be your best option if you need it to be small. 

https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-xres-100-ddc-3-2-pwm-elite-incl-pump

 

I would suggest to integrate the CPU into the loop your going to get much better cooling potential compared to a single 120mm AIO. 

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Just now, Wierdbagles said:

Would'nt a 360 cooling the gpu and 240 cooling the cpu be ok

A single 360mm would be enough for both a CPU and GPU, more rad space doesn't hurt if your wanting to have dead silent cooling. 

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Just now, Wierdbagles said:

Woul'nt the be better off seperate. And I have a nice 240 aio, dont see the need to spend the extra money

No integrating it into a single loop would be more effective. You are isolating the rad space to a single component if you separate it, by combining everything you provide a total of (360+240mm) five 120mm rad spaces between the two for potential cooling. 

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Just now, Wierdbagles said:

honesty This is also a little about money too. adding a cpu would add 100 to the build

If your are looking for performance at a cost custom watercooling would not be what I recommend. You would be much better off with an AIO system with one on the CPU and GPU with an adapter bracket like the G12. 

https://www.nzxt.com/products/kraken-g12-white

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1 minute ago, Wierdbagles said:

I have a tf6 gtx 1080 msi duke

1 minute ago, Wierdbagles said:

And looks are a part of it too

It's up to you as it's your money, but for a decent quality custom loop your looking at around a starting price of $500USD for CPU and GPU.

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Just now, Wierdbagles said:

That seems kinda cheep could you help me get something like that. Like I said I leave my computer on for days at a time.

The easiest would be to get a kit and build on that but if you want hardline your going to need to select your components individually. 

 

https://www.ekwb.com/custom-loop-configurator/

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