Discover the latest innovation in custom PC builds with our exclusive look at Square Watercooling Tubing, showcased at CES2024. Learn how this unique design enhances cooling efficiency and adds a ...

In order to put together a custom water-cooling loop for your PC, you're going to require a few parts. Namely, we're going to need a radiator, fans, tubing, water block(s), pump, fittings, and ...

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 ...

Custom liquid cooling isn’t easy, and it’s far from simple. But enthusiasts who are interested in the hobby have a lot of room and resources to correct errors before they’re detrimental.

At $699.99 for the full kit, without a GPU block - that's another $229.99 - it's not the cheapest way to cool your gaming PC. However, full custom-loop water cooling has never been cheap and this ...

Leo has a look at the new custom watercooled system from PCSPECIALIST. Specification: Case: Corsair Carbide Air 540 Cooling ...

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 ...

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 ...

Expect to pay upwards of $1,000 for an entry-level gaming PC, $4,000 or so for high-end hardware in a nice case, and as much as $10,000 for a fully-loaded, custom water-cooled build.

I like beautiful things, and custom water cooling is a great way to improve your rig’s aesthetics and to express yourself as an artistic PC builder. The XSPC RayStorm D5 RX360 V3’s main components are ...

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.

It's a scary prospect, adding a custom liquid-cooling loop to your gaming PC. There's always the looming fear that, if it leaks, it could cost your entire setup. It’s a valid concern.