Building a Computer?

I'm not even a fan of an AIO to be honest as a leak from that and bang, your system is fried but I'm even less of a fan of a big arse air cooler so I go with one.
I have compression valves and have never had an issue before. I forgot to close one of the unused inlets off on one of the GPU blocks and didn’t do any of the things I was supposed to do like only connecting the pump so nothing has power, all my own fault trying to do loads of things at once after a rebuild. I went from air to AIO to full loop over the years and this is the first issue I’ve had.
 
I have compression valves and have never had an issue before. I forgot to close one of the unused inlets off on one of the GPU blocks and didn’t do any of the things I was supposed to do like only connecting the pump so nothing has power, all my own fault trying to do loads of things at once after a rebuild. I went from air to AIO to full loop over the years and this is the first issue I’ve had.

Aesthetics aside mate and I did it because i could, unless you are overclocking to some ridiculous speeds then I don't really see the need for it if I'm being honest and a 240/360mm AIO is more than enough to keep your CPU at a good temp.

I can see why a watercooler on the GPU would be nice but again, id need to see how reliable they are first. My 3080 during a AAA title gets fairly noisy as the fans get going and even though the temp is fine, never gets above 70c as far as i can see, id like the noise to go and if a watercooler on the GPU helped its something id look at.
 
Aesthetics aside mate and I did it because i could, unless you are overclocking to some ridiculous speeds then I don't really see the need for it if I'm being honest and a 240/360mm AIO is more than enough to keep your CPU at a good temp.

I can see why a watercooler on the GPU would be nice but again, id need to see how reliable they are first. My 3080 during a AAA title gets fairly noisy as the fans get going and even though the temp is fine, never gets above 70c as far as i can see, id like the noise to go and if a watercooler on the GPU helped its something id look at.
I have 3 x GPU blocks, 1 x CPU block, 2 x M2 blocks, 1 RAM x block, 2 x pumps and 2 x 420mm radiators, all Corsair and linked to 2 x Commander pros and an RGB hub. Not currently running any blocks other than the GPUs as I have it in a mining frame and it’s too tight. There are 6 140mm fans on the radiators in total so water cooling isn’t silent by any means.
 
I have 3 x GPU blocks, 1 x CPU block, 2 x M2 blocks, 1 RAM x block, 2 x pumps and 2 x 420mm radiators, all Corsair and linked to 2 x Commander pros and an RGB hub. Not currently running any blocks other than the GPUs as I have it in a mining frame and it’s too tight. There are 6 140mm fans on the radiators in total so water cooling isn’t silent by any means.
Can you wank to porn on it?
 
I have 3 x GPU blocks, 1 x CPU block, 2 x M2 blocks, 1 RAM x block, 2 x pumps and 2 x 420mm radiators, all Corsair and linked to 2 x Commander pros and an RGB hub. Not currently running any blocks other than the GPUs as I have it in a mining frame and it’s too tight. There are 6 140mm fans on the radiators in total so water cooling isn’t silent by any means.

That is mind blowing to me.

I run with 3 x 120mm fans drawing air in with 1 x 120mm pushing out the back and a 240mm radiator pushing out at the top off the CPU. GPU has of course 3 fans on it.

It’s more than enough for me as I never, ever OC but your system is simply incredible.
 
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This old girl with an overclocked 6700k CPU and a 1080ti GPU holds up remarkably well I must say. Runs completely silent just a few degrees over ambient temps and never more than 60C on the gpu at full throttle. Also have another 9900k with a 2080ti but I havent come around to putting it under water yet so I mostly leave it chewing along at Nicehash in another room.
I will recommend a nice little program called Argus Monitor to take full control of all the fans in your rig. I think it costs around 10 usd but well worth the money.
 
Easy, just built a beast of a gaming computer.

Corsair 275 airflow case
MSI X570 Carbon gaming pro wifi
Ryzen 5 5600x
Corsair 120mm AIO cooler
RTX 3080 GPU
64gb Corsair 3600mhz ram
Corsair 750w power supply
1 x 1gb NVME storage
1 x 2gb SSD
1 x 4gb HDD

Research what you want to build, watch YouTube for hints at putting it together and take your time and do it
I assume you mean TB for the NVME/SSD/HDD?
 
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Not very tidy at all!

This was when it was in my case when I only had 1 GPU, including wonky tubing on my first attempt haha

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Built this last year for myself, nothing amazing but good enough for how much i use it:

Corsair iCUE 4000X RGB case
MSI B550-A Pro motherboard
AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 6 Core 4.6Ghz CPU
AMD Prism RGB cooler
MSI RTX 3080 10GB Ventus 3X Plus OC LHR GPU
Corsair 16GB Vengeance (2x8GB) 3600 memory
Corsair RM750 Gold Rated PSU
Western Digital SN550 1TB NVME M.2 SS
Western Digital 2TB Blue Hard Drive
 

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