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 ...

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 ...

If you're putting a new build together, you might be pondering how to water cool your PC.Well, the benefits of using a custom loop compared to air cooling are numerous.

A few weeks ago, my worst computer nightmare happened right before my eyes: my water cooling loop exploded, drenching the inside of my computer. Luckily, nothing broke. Here's how I salvaged all ...

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 ...

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I used to think a truly high performance computer meant lots of fans and lots of noise. Then I discovered water cooling. If you really want to overclock your PC and push it to the brink of its ...

If you still want to have a liquid-cooled PC, you can opt for an all-in-one loop for your CPU, even a water block for your GPU—though the latter is usually only worth it when integrated into a ...

Myth 3: If I water cool my PC and add more fans, it’s going to cool down my room right? Definitely not. In fact, it’s more than likely that the opposite will occur.

The cooling liquid absorbs heat from your PC, and the pump moves the heated water continuously through the loop. The water is sent to the radiator, which uses a fin-like design to create a larger ...

Even if you don’t tax your rig enough to need a bigger cooling boost, a cheap self-contained water cooling loop—more on those later—can help lower your PC’s sound output. Water cooling is ...