Thank you appreciate the feedback

Heard that, Good ol Knob Noster

now that is impressive!! thank you for the great comment, glad to see my efforts paying off with how everyone is receiving this

thanks man yeah I originally had just the EKWB cryofuel navy blue, until I saw their 'solid' colors...with the electric purple really catching my eye....was also looking for a fluid that hopefully wouldnt clog up my blocks...will see how it goes :)

Thanks very much. Its weird Im already trying to think what else I can do to it now that its complete...

:)

Thank you:)

Thank you appreciate your feedback I'm happy you like it :) :)

Thanks for the positive feedback appreciate it

thank you for the like :)

thanks appreciate it:) I even surprised myself with the photos I took ;p

Thanks for the vote and feedback :)

Thanks man for the great comments.. At times the most frustrating thing ever to build in such a small space. The components are actually from a pc that I've had for about 1.5 years. It was just recently that I decided to buy a new itx case and watercool it, otherwise yeah if I was sourcing everything from scratch would have definitely gone 8/9 gen:)

I've added 2 more pics of what the designs look like. I used a program called Autodesk Fusion 360. Its mainly for looks and good use of space, I made it to replace a res (there is a fillport right at the top), its also useful to have if you have limited space as that channel contains a res, flow channel to pump, flow from pump to cpu and flow from gpu to rad all in one piece. You can take a design to most CNC companies and they would quote and manufacture for you. It cost the equivalent of about $220 for both the channels (the one that joins the cpu and gpu + the big one with the rog logo). Thanks for the +1

Cool glad I could help out. Good luck with the build

I don't think I've ever cursed so much in such a short space of time in my entire life...jokes aside its tricky working in the section behind the motherboard tray (where the psu goes) as I've got all the cables there, some watercooling tubing as well as a D5 pump + rgb controller + fan cnotroller. Otherwise in the main compartment it was a struggle to fit the big waterchannel as I had to line up the connection from the GPU, plus the in/out from the rad and with the waterchannel only just fitting into the case made this a challenge as those hardline tubes dont bend:)

ah awesome thank you!!! I didnt even realise the feature thats so cool. Thanks for the comments appreciate it

thanks man, yeah I wasnt sure about it either initially, was gonna go for a white fluid with red lighting, but thought I'd give this a try and it turned out well I think:)

haha lol nice thank you

thanks for the comments appreciate it!

thanks for that, glad you like it so much:)

ummm...home designed using Autodesk Fusion 360, but built by a CNC company

thank you for the positive feedback:)

thanks for the comments - i'll go take a look at your handy work as well :)

thank you!

:):):)

thanks man - its actually running the other way around - so from the res/channel on the far right, then into the back of the case into the pump, then from pump to cpu, from cpu through channel to gpu, from gpu up into rad, from rad back down into left most channel - i'll take some pics of the behind the scenes:)

hehe yeah but seems to be worth it in the end :) thanks for the feedback

AGREED!!! thanks for the like

thank you:)

thank you kind sir

thanks man - I was just recently looking into super slim radiators as EK doesnt do one thin enough to fit under the gpu and also have fans (there is only about 42mm of space for me to play with under the gpu)...I'll take a look at the xspc ones. Yip it was modeled in fusion 360

thanks man appreciate it

hahaha:) I try

Thanks for the comments glad you like it... Are you looking to build in the same case?

thanks man!

lol nice one:)

:) thank you

Thank you appreciate it

Thanks man. Glad it turned out this way after rebuilding it for the second time in 2 months :)

thanks appreciate the feedback:)

yeah thx a few have mentioned that rad, i've had a look and now starting to plan version 2.0 :)....my wife is gonna kill me

thanks man, I thought I couldn't either, my previous watercooled builds were awful to look at...I think if you have some motivation, have it planned out then you can definitely:)

surprisingly not there are even scenes in battlefield 1 where it dips down into the 60s :(

thank you!!! they are custom cablemod extension cables

Thank you that's great to hear

Hey man yeah sure you can.

thank you appreciate it!!:)

The GPU block is an EK block for a reference 1080ti. The backplate was an acrylic custom design and build

Thanks man. Yeah it was components that I had from a previous build the only new stuff was all the watercooling... Would have loved to upgrade some of the components as well but way too pricey :)

wow thank you, makes all the effort worth it for a comment like this. I'm glad you like how it turned out...I actually had it built up in the same case with a boxfish res, but then decided to try something different with the custom designed water channels and so happy I did based on the outcome and feedback

Yeah agree the components I've used are from my previous pc and that's all I could afford at the time... And now I've spent all my upgrade money on watercooling lol

I5-7600k is not going to bottleneck a GTX 1080ti. Plenty of benchmarks have shown you have to pretty much go all the way back to Sandy Bridge to begin seeing CPUs starting to show signs of bottlenecking. Also, a GTX 1080 TI is a waste for 1080p gaming....and once you move to 1440p or higher gaming, even Sandy Bridge is fine. I5's are perfectly fine for gaming, as still a very limited number of games make use of more than 4/6 cores in games.

thanks - yeah that's actually a good point I'll look into removing some of them to clean it up

Thanks for the comments. Yeah there are builds where guys also do another 240 in the base... I guess I could have but would have had to rethink the layout a bit... Temps aren't great with just one rad:(... Maybe that's my next update:)... Fittings add up soooooo quickly