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Orignally thought about going for a 360 AIO for my 3700x but was persuaded to go whole hog, so some of you may say this is overkill for just a CPU, but my reasons are that my GPU temps are perfectly adequate and that I'm happy with. I also like to chop and change equipment really, and the card is still in warranty so I may consider watercooling the next gen GPU that i add in, not absolutely sure yet, but made sure to include enough cooling power and pump pressure for doing so should I wish to add in future..

This is from a guy who hasn't done a proper custom Watercoop before so bear with me, doing the best i can. I want to keep it aesthetically pleasing but didn't want to bother with hard line tube. Some of the bits are mish mash as that's Whats I had left over form previous builds that had been stripped down for parts.

Here's as far as Ive got so far:

Its a Thermaltek Core V71
3700x
32GB Ram
Asus 1080Ti
Asus Crosshiar VII Hero











































So getting there, but still a way to go yet, open to questions suggestions and Ideas,
 
Check to see if you can remove your gpu with the distro plate there if you like to change gpu's.

I have the same distro plate and it stops me removing the gpu without draining down and disassembly of the loop.

Something worth investigating before using it if its gonna become a hindrance
 
i cant even get to the screw heads let alone have enough room to remove them in my case lol

glad youve got the clearance to do yours though,just had to mention it
 
So you've got a DDC running into a D5? What's the thinking behind it?
Redundancy and pump pressure. Had 2 different pumps that I had and intended different plans for. I made some spontaneous purchases with them, Decided to utilise both instead of selling and not have to have either pump running on max speed all the time. That way if I add a gpu block or extra rad then I have no worries in the flow department
 
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