78x3d , xfx mercury 9070xt, tuf b650, crucial pro 32gb 6000, Samsung 990pro and 970evo, asrock SL-850, lian li o11 compact vision, ek nucleus, thermal right inf rgb fans
i have a Montec King 95 Pro case with a 9700x 5060 TI 16gb OC Crucial Pro 2tb Gen 5, low on ram 16GB DDR 5 6000 i only paid 1379 thoink i got a little better deal i've got the same RGB L:ighting set up on my fans 360MM AIO it looks like. video card is a teir above mine but in may i'll be taking it up to a 5080 RTX i hate radeon cards
I've been out of the game for over a decade. How are these glass cases for thermals and airflow? I used to run a full ATX with 11 fans so this looks scary to me lol
The thought is that since radiators are not filled all the way and already leave air in them, plus the orientation of the flow in/out of the radiator being orientated where the pick-up is at the top - that there is more chance the to suck that air through the pump. No big deal but a little noise as the bubbles work through (IMO).
But the fear is over time as more air is introduced as some fluid will naturally evap out of the system entirely that the pump starts sucking more and more air in making it work harder or worst case cavitate and break itself quickly as it burns up pumping air.
Youtubers have done a bunch of videos on the ideal way to mount it -- the consensus is it's ok; because the chance of the above playing out is rare at best and I don't think I've seen a single video proving it's actually happened in the real world.
So, bottom line until someone can show data proving an issue; how you have it is fine.
you really want the outlet and inlet to be at the bottom of the setup. This ensures that as the liquid inside evaporates over time, you will have not get air in the system
I’ve never seen a build guide for that, or a recommendation for that to be the case..
not saying you’re wrong but I don’t think that’s common practice. The case is made specifically to have you route the pump through the gromot up top. With the rad literally mounted behind those three fans you see, it’s only a 240mm. Air bubbles cannot sneak into the pump with this setup
Watch Jay's 2 cents on YouTube. Also, a quick search on google has a lot of recommendations saying to do what I suggested, and that the current orientation you have is "fine but not ideal"
I understand, but the cooler was $70 off Amazon, should last quite long enough. And this is the ideal setup for this case. No reason not to put it this way
Look, I get it, you have a shiny new battle station you are proud of (it looks amazing by the way and I really wish I lived in a cleaner area that I can pull off white like that, I have a dirt road) and here I am "attacking" you for a design choice. I really am just trying to help you get the longest life you can out of your set up so you are less likely to change the AIO before a full system upgrade. Those things are a PITA to install
I have 10 PCs running in an office right now with the exact same AIO config as pictured here by the OP, and they are the old school corsair 240mm h110 or something like that, and i sent one AIO back because the fans immedately leaked out their bearing fluid, but aside from that, all 10 PCs have been running for 12 years 24/7, and are all stil l running cool and great!
I am about to upgrade the whole fleet later in the year with a new setup, but still, 12 years x 10 in this configuratioin, who can complain about that?
Beautiful but share the specs dude?
78x3d , xfx mercury 9070xt, tuf b650, crucial pro 32gb 6000, Samsung 990pro and 970evo, asrock SL-850, lian li o11 compact vision, ek nucleus, thermal right inf rgb fans
Nice and that XFX Merc looks pretty nice! Hope we had XFX in my country
Yeah I think we got it on eBay for around $700. Sucks the prices went down a bit but the card is one of the best looking ive ever seen
The prices are gonna go higher this year so you got a nice deal! The 9070XTs in my country start from $820 🥴
Damnnnn we can find em at the local micro center for as low as $580 , eBay may be ur best friend
We don't have ebay too unfortunately
No eBay ????? Well time to rob a bank
We used to have ebay like 10 years ago but the current government banned it! Banks are broke as hell lol
VPN, Proxy, there are ways (usually)
And the ARGB cable for it is very hidden
i have a Montec King 95 Pro case with a 9700x 5060 TI 16gb OC Crucial Pro 2tb Gen 5, low on ram 16GB DDR 5 6000 i only paid 1379 thoink i got a little better deal i've got the same RGB L:ighting set up on my fans 360MM AIO it looks like. video card is a teir above mine but in may i'll be taking it up to a 5080 RTX i hate radeon cards
I just built a pc today for literally another friend in that montech case
Actually it was the Montech XR , with the reverse blades
That's not white it's rainbow don't you have eyes? Lol it looks great
Hey don’t call it gay!
Since when do rainbows=gay?
You should do something with the cables for this building they are distractingly unsubtle
I didn’t really get to finish those cables, I had to go and kinda guide my buddy who doesn’t build many pcs. So a lot of this is his work!
Needs more cowbell
Church bell song
2 fans away from perfection, looks great, is that a Zotac card ?
No it’s xfx mercury, and yeah we were gonna put the AIO in the back but it was too big…💀
Looks nice.
I've been out of the game for over a decade. How are these glass cases for thermals and airflow? I used to run a full ATX with 11 fans so this looks scary to me lol
Having the hoses tucked away like that looks nice.
Sick build.
In case you change your mind in the future about the cables, look into Asiahorse white extensions.
Do you get some water gurgling noises from the tubes connecting to the rad being the top point of the AIO?
Not sure what you mean?
You should flip your AIO water cooling setup. The way it is now, any air bubbles in the system will make their way into the pump and shorten it's life
This is how 90% of o11 vision conpacts are setup, the rad being in the back. And it’s above the pump so any air bubbles will stay in the rad
the radiator is above the pump tho
The thought is that since radiators are not filled all the way and already leave air in them, plus the orientation of the flow in/out of the radiator being orientated where the pick-up is at the top - that there is more chance the to suck that air through the pump. No big deal but a little noise as the bubbles work through (IMO).
But the fear is over time as more air is introduced as some fluid will naturally evap out of the system entirely that the pump starts sucking more and more air in making it work harder or worst case cavitate and break itself quickly as it burns up pumping air.
Youtubers have done a bunch of videos on the ideal way to mount it -- the consensus is it's ok; because the chance of the above playing out is rare at best and I don't think I've seen a single video proving it's actually happened in the real world.
So, bottom line until someone can show data proving an issue; how you have it is fine.
you really want the outlet and inlet to be at the bottom of the setup. This ensures that as the liquid inside evaporates over time, you will have not get air in the system
I’ve never seen a build guide for that, or a recommendation for that to be the case.. not saying you’re wrong but I don’t think that’s common practice. The case is made specifically to have you route the pump through the gromot up top. With the rad literally mounted behind those three fans you see, it’s only a 240mm. Air bubbles cannot sneak into the pump with this setup
Watch Jay's 2 cents on YouTube. Also, a quick search on google has a lot of recommendations saying to do what I suggested, and that the current orientation you have is "fine but not ideal"
I understand, but the cooler was $70 off Amazon, should last quite long enough. And this is the ideal setup for this case. No reason not to put it this way
Look, I get it, you have a shiny new battle station you are proud of (it looks amazing by the way and I really wish I lived in a cleaner area that I can pull off white like that, I have a dirt road) and here I am "attacking" you for a design choice. I really am just trying to help you get the longest life you can out of your set up so you are less likely to change the AIO before a full system upgrade. Those things are a PITA to install
I have 10 PCs running in an office right now with the exact same AIO config as pictured here by the OP, and they are the old school corsair 240mm h110 or something like that, and i sent one AIO back because the fans immedately leaked out their bearing fluid, but aside from that, all 10 PCs have been running for 12 years 24/7, and are all stil l running cool and great!
I am about to upgrade the whole fleet later in the year with a new setup, but still, 12 years x 10 in this configuratioin, who can complain about that?
i just realized... PC gaming hardware is the only realm where "white pride/white supremacy" is quite tolerated and encouraged 😂😂😂