By simply building a pc, I became an electrician, and a plumber at the same time

@keeganholthaus7143

7 жыл бұрын

Nathaniel James Aguilar Im actually a plumber and am total stoked to do my first custom loop

@epicdestroyer6676

6 жыл бұрын

lmao

@minimaniac50

5 жыл бұрын

I'm actually an electrician and I'm totally stoked to sleeve my own cables and make it look flawless.

@codyterrill5947

4 жыл бұрын

I used to work on and install resturaunt fire suppression systems, which are very similar to this. A lot of the things I've learned do apply to PCs. It's funny how you learn the basics of one thing and find out how connected it is to a bunch of other things.

@ezioauditore9364

4 жыл бұрын

I feel that. 300th like BTW

I'm watching four year old content to learn as much as I can in prep of my first foray into water cooling. Thanks!

@rustyneedle_uk2179

3 жыл бұрын

How'd it go ?

@gp381

3 жыл бұрын

Same here bro. I'm learning all about the parts and compatibility and best for the price. Slowly buying parts as I'm learning. Almost done, just need tubes, fittings and fans. I want this to be near perfect

@zackkirako8574

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@AlfredoWasTaken

3 жыл бұрын

Lol same boat, don't need it but I want it. What an expensive hobby.

@XxSANTOSAPxX

3 жыл бұрын

I'm about a month or so before I buy all the parts to watercool and boy am I nervous lol

Man, you have come through almost every step of the way with every question I've had thus so far with building my first (modern/water cooled) PC! I kinda got the gist that the two main were the barbed and the compression, and that the compression was better designed to be used on its own, but had no clue what the hell the rest of the shapes and other random pieces were for until this video. THANK YOU!

im still learning how to do a water cooled pc and this helps me out a lot to understand what to do. thank you so much.

That slowly spinning fan was killing me

Never thought of water cooling till i started watching your channel 6 months ago. Ive learned a lot and have to give a big thanks for sharing.

Thank you so much. I've been planning a custom loop build for a while now, but I've been too busy and lazy to do my research about fittings. This video couldn't have been more conveniently timed!

Thanks for this video, Jay. I'm considering my first custom loop and this was helpful.

Thanks for making this video Jay. I was thinking about how long it would take me to research fittings... This just saved me some time.

Hard tubing PC fittings have certainly expanded quickly in the past year. Still using push lock fittings on my copper tubing from several years back. Glad to see more options out there.

2021, and this is the best video I've seen about how to freaking watercool a pc.

Absolutely great video! Exactly what I wanted/needed to learn about to have the confidence in moving forward with my first water cooled build

Thanks for the info. Started my first DIY water cooled GPU/CPU system and its been feeling pretty overwhelming until i started watching your vids. Thanks!!!

I really love all these Watercooling 101s. It's just so helpful for novice or amateurs. Because of you I am deciding to go with rigid tubing in my build, which I'm going to buy next week :D! I just hope you update the ones that do need updating in the future.

Great Videos, Purchased most of my parts for my Thermaltake 900 build and these tutorials really help a lot. Kudos for explaining it in 5th grade terms.

Jay, just stopping by to give you a huge thanks. Ive been watching your channel for quite a while and your videos have been helping out a lot.

Thank you so much for going over all of this. I'm taking notes and building a log of all the things needed for my build. Please, could you go over the procedure and tools needed to do the bends for the rigid tubing?

Thanks a lot for the video. It cleared some questions up I had about right-angled fittings.

Whoa. Convergent Evolution. Just designed my first rigid build on my own and came to the same fittings and basic design on my own. Goodonya Jay.

Thank you for the fittings guide! It helped out a lot because I needed the pass through and didn’t know what or where to look. Thanks to you I have em. Thank you good sir. You have a new subscriber.

Excellent and informative as always Jay ,thanks so much for all you do!

THANK YOU SIR! Been waiting for this video for quite a lot! Your Tutorials al really good! You should do more about more stuff! (bikes cars whatever you like)

I come to your channel everytime i need to know something about custom watercooling or simple case modding

I have watched several of your water cooling videos. I find them really great. I am hopping to put up a video on my first custom loop. granted I am doing it to a I3 as an experiment. Thank you for all your info.

Absolutely awesome! I am getting the water cooling fever.

jay your the best. always so helpful. Total noob to computer builts. going big soon and you are instrumental to getting it right in least amount of errors.

Was a good video. Learned a lot as a beginner. More comfortable with it now.

This video for sure is going to help me with my first custom loop

yeh more of this guides please!!! would love it if you did one on how to do acrylic tubing JayzTwoCents

Ty, i didnt know what to order before watching this video, and helped me understand where to put my drain plug and how to use my pump efficiently to drain the system faster

thanks jay for what you're doing for the water cooling community/WCC

Just started planning for a new build and I'm all out, thanks Jay

love this guy always gives me exactly the information I need.

This video couldn't have been timed any better! will be doing my first water cooling loops when 6700k is released. I need to know this.

Thx Jay, I have learnt a lots from your videos, and I am about to build my first hard line tubing for my PC, wish me luck

That fitting joke actually made me smile, thanks!

I like these videos before I even watch them.........because I know its gonna be great......keep up the great work Jason!

Very informative, Jay. Please keep 'em coming!

I know this is an old video, but that is no joke on the "order extra statement," shipping for most watching this is not an issue; but living in Alaska, if you forget or "cut it close and come up short" the additional shipping cost would have paid for 4-5 fittings or a couple sticks of hard tubing. I spent hours looking at the case and laying it out and now that everything has arrived it is time to begin. Thanks Jay...I've spent 3 weeks watching your videos and although I have built air-cooled up until this point, it's time for my hand at liquid.

one of your best How 2 videos Jay

Hopefully going to dive into this within the year, can't wait!

Exactly what I needed thank you so much

This really helped my understanding in how fittings are used. Im kind of new to watercooling and this series are really easy and helpful. Thanks for your upload! Next i would like to see different ways to CPU cooling since you already covered the GPU part. What to think about when choosing coolingblocks and what to pick, copperplate or other? Go through what you think is important when liquidcooling your CPU. What temps to aim for and different attachments for the block. How to best avoid leaks and so on. Give us the Grand Tour. Regards Jonas Sweden

Even 5 years later, this video is really helpful! Thanks

Astoundingly useful. Thanks!

Thanks for another great video J. Im going to pick my fittings now with the help of this video. Already chose my rads with your Rad video. All that is left is pump + res, which I'm going to probably watch more videos of yours and i'll have an easy pick :)

Thanks Jayz i been waiting for this video. It helped out alot.

This answered a ton of questions I had. Thanks!

Thank you for making this video! Definitely going to help.

Thanks for this, my first build is probably going to be water cooled and I never knew how to use the fittings

Thanks for the overview!

@EposVox

4 жыл бұрын

@HACKSON EMPIRE Oh noooo how dare I watch content! 4 years ago, even! OH NOOOOOOOOO I'M THE WORST

@EposVox

4 жыл бұрын

Not at all, I'm not the one saying "fuck u" on 4 year old comments.

@EposVox

4 жыл бұрын

@HACKSON EMPIRE Because I watch a lot of videos?

@EposVox

4 жыл бұрын

I'm primarily a KZreadr, but I stream too

@CheapBastard1988

3 жыл бұрын

All the comments you were reacting to have been removed. I guess it's for the best but it does make me curious😅.

Thanks a lot Jay! This was really helpful.

I was going to complain about no tech talk again (ass that i am) but this video couldn't have been better timed and really helps me plan out the future. Thanks, Jay! - last time i watercooled it was all clearflex and barb fittings lol

Thanks for the review, nice and clear!

Currently configuring my first watercooling loop, which also is a hardline loop. Probably not the best idea for a first one but oh well. Thanks for the guide. I ordered coolforce fittings by nanoxia, never heard of them but I found some good reviews.

I appreciate the in depth video Jay.

I was actually looking for a video like this...nice one Jay

very nice love to see more like this man. Thanks

Great video Jay, keep on the good work!

Really enjoying the videos, going to build a pc sometime soon! :) Thanks for all the info!

As a beginner owning a pc now after laptop crashed I would love to see a video from Jay on how to fit or size additional cooling options in the case to optimize cooling.

I must say your channel is one of the best, if not the best tech channel on KZread. keep up the good work mate! Also will you get your hands on the Gtx 980 Ti HOF LN2?

This is still one of my favorite jays videos

This has been very helpful, too bad you didn't do a guide on fittings before. Thank you Jay!

Do you think you could do one on pumps? Maybe one that explains the different pump specs and how much pump the average user really needs? I'm having trouble finding a good guide.

@Yeaterramon

9 жыл бұрын

just buy a d5 or ddc

@ishansethi9202

9 жыл бұрын

Jackson Smith D5 go with D5 if you are cooling the cpu and gpu

@ishansethi9202

9 жыл бұрын

Chris Cleveland You are right, but a d5 can handle 1-2 120mm radiators

@ishansethi9202

9 жыл бұрын

Chris Cleveland why not both, put a d5 and a ddc in series LOL

@ishansethi9202

9 жыл бұрын

Chris Cleveland you get the best of both worlds for the moolah

Thanks for the guide man :)

love your channel, love your videos, could you do a hardline cooling guide?

Nice Videos it Helps me a lot if I want to set my PC to Watercooled

Just wanted to say thank you for your videos. Subscribed.

Love these watercooling videos!

So informative! Great video. Thumps up

You should do an updated 2021 fitting guide!! Including quick disconnects, distro plates, maybe how to dual pump?!

Nice video man! This answers many questions for beginners :-)

Yesteryear we had a need to keep our big boxes cool but today it seems like just a hobby because of how efficient hardware has become.

very fit video on fittings, gonna plan my system..let ya know if it fits

Great video! Would love to see one on the options for connecting (water cooling) 2 video cards in SLI

Very helpful Jay, thanks! :)

hey, Thanks Jay, this helped a lot.

Thanks a lot friend! I like the idea of soft tube fro draining :)

after watching this, you definitely earn my subscription!!

great vid jay!

great to see more WC videos thx man

thanks man, that was very informative.

thank you this video helped me a lot to get started

Excellent video. Only thing I would add is to make 2 ball valve assembles one for your drain at the bottom as you suggest and one at the top of the case for filling and airflow during draining and maintenance. ( comment from a master plumber). Also air test before you fill system with liquid.

Thanks Jay!

Great video Jay don't forget about 16mm ek and bitspower make fittings and tubes for that.

That's good info, thanks.

Great video, good information.

Hey jay, I reciently subscribed to your channel and I must say the vids you post here are just great, keep up the good work man. Also, since you're getting reciently into thw whole tutorial thing, I thought it would be cool if you'd make a video about what to look for when buying a case to house your pc. I imagine that the most ovbious thing would be to buy the case you like, but I'd like to hear your opinion if there's any advantage on one case versus another.

great guide. thank you.

Thanks; it was very infinitive.

Enjoying these videos! Can I suggest an order of parts video? Like if putting a rad after or before a gpu makes it cooler, or if you should go right into the cpu, etc.

THANK YOU for these watercooling help videos. These will come in VERY useful soon. I currently only have a H100i, but come tax time, I plan on upgrading to a custom loop, including adding my two 970s. (with that being said... I would *LOVE* to see a vid specifically for water cooling graphics card and installing the water blocks.)

@uwishanator

9 жыл бұрын

He did a GPU water block install video like 4 days ago just go on his channel.

@ddrght12345

9 жыл бұрын

Well crap. I feel stupid now. Haha. Cant believe I missed that. Thanks

@uwishanator

9 жыл бұрын

No worries lol

Thank you Jay

Nice Video as always Jay. I wish he would do one on all the new pumps/res combos. I did some research for any interested. A Laing D-5 is anywhere from 350-1400 LPH- 4M head depending on brand 50,000MTBF and quiet. A DDC is 500LPH and 7 to 20FT head and a lil louder and runs a lil hot has a 50,000MTBF A new design XSPC -X4 Pump is 600LPH and 3M head and the cheapest, at 35.00 bare. No MTBF spec. The new Enermax pump is 900LPH and 5.2M head 100,000 MTBF and the 2nd least expensive. Guess what I bought?

You should host a class on custom loop liquid cooling. I'm sure plenty of people would pay money and travel to have you teach them and get hands on experience.

@gavin528

9 жыл бұрын

EnlightenedAce lmao

@casperclaudi1249

9 жыл бұрын

EnlightenedAce i would travel from denmark

@SwissGlitcher

9 жыл бұрын

EnlightenedAce I've never done a custom loop before, watched some videos, read some articles and now I already made two full functioning custom liquid cooled pc's. You dont need private lessons to do this, well unless you have two left hands..

@Barbaratio

9 жыл бұрын

EnlightenedAce The internet already teaches pretty well and it is hands on when you are watching then doing.

@aspade01

9 жыл бұрын

YoFavRussian "watching" is not hands on.

thank you again for the guide fittings

Now we're talking! Thank you!

Very well done.