Water Cooling Explained for PC Building Rookies

Its the perfect time to watercool your next pc, as all the components definitely arent 4x more expensive as they should be 👍

Any other PC building questions I can help with?

Custom Loop: FUCK THAT! AIO: Maybe... Air Cooler: YES!

You need your water cooler to look exactly like what trashbench does btw

Zach convince my dad to let me out the basement

Basically it allows for more cooling power by having a large radiator and up to 3 fans vs one chunky heatsink and one fan. It also adds thermal mass meaning temps won't fluctuate and fans stay at a relatively constant speed. The larger surface area of the radiator also helps passive cooling, so fans don't need to be running high when gaming. The pump is fairly quiet, even at high speeds.

Day 722 of asking zach to create pc hardware box art

AIOs completely negate any need to do your own custom watercooling loop. At that point you're just doing it for show

Bro says "water cooling is quieter" while ignoring the radiator fans.

Zach and Linus are the goats for pc tips🫡

watercooler is life

If you live in a tropical area like me, water cooling might be a better option if you have a powerful CPU. I stick with air cooling on my 5600, but these hot summer months really make me worry about my PC temps.

Basement themed pc with watercooling pipes looking like rusted metal pipes

"water cooling is quieter" (broken auto pump noises intensifying in the background)

And the top of all it looks sick...

I love aio

I just custom watercooled my pc with my father with hardrubes it was a crazy project because we had tubes with 4 or 5 bends. But now that the project is done I am really glad and happy.

Hello Mr ztt. Great video as always!! Is your reception pc ready for me yet?

And here I'm planning on upgrading to an Intel Ultra 5 250K with a single fan air cooler...

Custom loops become more relevant the more expensive your pc is particularly if its multi gpu setup or a server grade pc