Budget custom gaming PCs start from $922, with full custom water-cooled PCs fully specced to the max, including custom powdercoating on the case tipping the scales at $14,000.

Liquid-cooled PCs don’t, or at least shouldn’t, use just water. Companies like EK and Mayhems sell dedicated coolants, which are comprised of multiple chemicals that prevent algae growth and ...

Embark on an exciting journey in "Building your first Custom Designed Watercooled PC (Part 1)"! This video marks the ...

You need to water for a custom water cooling loop, but that didn't stop one PC builder from using Jägermeister instead. Needless to say, don't try this at home.

The perspex top on this custom gaming desk PC build provides a window onto the hardline water-cooling gear inside it, while the desk is made from aluminum. Ben Hardwidge Published: Jun 6, 2024 ...

If the PC you're building is using a CPU that would genuinely benefit from water cooling — for example, a powerful gaming CPU like the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D or similar alternatives — then it's ...

There are few sights more pleasing for us than a well-designed custom water-cooling system, and this gaming PC is one of the finest we've seen.Built inside a huge Thermaltake Tower 900 case that ...

This PC was built back in 2017, the liquid-cooling heyday, with SLI Titan cards and liquid-cooled X-series CPUs . (Image credit: Future) AMD's Ryzen chips revitalized the CPU race and forever ...

There are quite literally thousands of PC cases out there, but not all of them are a good choice for designing and building a custom water-cooling loop inside. Something like the NZXT H210i may ...

All coolers, be they custom water cooling or AIO coolers for gaming PCs, have these components and work the same way. Thus, it is common for similar coolers to achieve similar results irrespective ...

This PC was built back in 2017, the liquid-cooling heyday, with SLI Titan cards and liquid-cooled X-series CPUs . (Image credit: Future) Today though, that landscape has changed massively.

A custom PC build recently featured on Reddit demonstrates an innovative approach to cooling and design. The Reddit user, known as Prestigious_Gate_615, engineered a passively cooled computer system.