I won't pretend building a custom water-cooling loop is for everyone. I wouldn't recommend a day and a half toiling with tubing and tearing your hands to shreds to many.

If you’ve never ever done your own custom water cooling loop, this might seem a bit intimidating. I can assure you, ... I’m not at all surprised at the performance improvements endowed by the XSPC ...

With all the key parts you need to build a custom cooling loop, from CPU water blocks, to pump/radiator combos, to all the necessary tubing and fittings, these kits remove the guesswork and ...

The Corsair Hydro X Series XH305i comes with everything needed to craft a custom cooling kit. It starts with the XC7 RGB PRO CPU water block, which is compatible with Intel LGA 1700/1200 and AMD ...

If that sounds like your kind of project, then a custom water loop is what you'll want. However, if that sounds like too much effort, there are all-in-one (AIO) coolers that are much easier to manage.

They are now releasing easy-to-use complete custom loop kits featuring RGB LEDs. The EK-KIT RGB 240 and 360 are ultimate fully RGB customizable liquid cooling kits that are built on the existing ...

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 ...

These are custom cooling loop kits, not all-in-one (AIO) ... If you were to dissect the water block, you'd find 110 micro-cooling fins under a nickel-plated copper cold plate.

E arlier today, YouTuber Michael Klements uploaded a detailed build log showcasing his custom, water-cooled Raspberry Pi 5 case, including an open loop and acrylic side panel, at a footprint ...

The cleanest custom loop I've ever done! Posted: May 22, 2025 | Last updated: May 22, 2025 **Tools Used:** - Wagner Heat Gun - Mini Cut-Off Saw **PC Parts:** - Corsair 6500X Case - Corsair iCUE ...

And let’s be clear: you will need all kinds of custom liquid cooling gear if you go down this road.The company isn’t selling an entire DIY kit, just the cooling block. Your $450 buys you a ...

Using parts from an old PC build, the gamer added a 240mm custom water loop to their Steam Deck, with part of the Deck's backplate altered to allow for the tubing.