Timelapse Build - Cooler Master MasterCase H500P
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Timelapse Build - Cooler Master MasterCase H500P
Computer Specs:
► CPU: Intel Core i7-7820X
► MBO: ASUS ROG STRIX X299-E Gaming
► GPU1: ASUS GeForce GTX 1080TI Strix
► GPU2: ASUS GeForce GTX 1080Ti Strix
► RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX Black (8x 8GB) 64GB
► PSU: Corsair HX1000i
► CASE: Cooler Master MasterCase H500P
► CableMod Custom Sleeved PRO Cables Carbon - www.cablemod.com
► SSD: Samsung V-NAND EVO 850 1TB SSD
► NZXT GRID+V2 Fan Controller
► 7x Cooler Master MasterFan Pro Air Balance 120 RGB
► 2x Cooler Master MasterFan 200mm
► Cooler Master RGB LED Controller
► 4x Cooler Master 1-to-3 RGB Trident Splitter Cable
Water Cooling Specs:
► CPU block: EK-Supremacy EVO Elite Edition - Intel 2011-3
► Radiator: 2x EK-CoolStream SE 360(slim triple)
► GPU block: 2x EK-FC1080Ti GTX Strix Water Block
► Reservoir and pump: EK-XRES 140 Revo D5 RGB PWM (incl. sl. pump)
► EK-UNI Pump Bracekt (120mm FAN) Vertical
► Tubes: 3x EK-HD ACRYLIC Tube 500mm
► Drain port: EK-AF Ball Valve (10mm) G1/4 - Black Nickel
► Fittings: 14x EK-HDC Fitting 12mm G1/4 - Black Nickel
► Angeled fittings: 7x EK-AF Angeled 90 G1/4 - Black Nickel
► EK-AF T-Splitter 3F G1/4 - Black Nickel
► EK-AF Extender Rotary M-M G1/4 - Black Nickel
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Very nice build.
I have the Same Case, and you inspired me to change my air Cooling system to Water Cooling=)
How are your Temperatures? i Have 1 Gtx 1080 TI and a i7 8700k. I have the same Radiator like yours for the front, and a 280mm Radiator for the Top.
You think i will be fine with that? or should i change the Top Radiator also in a 360mm One?
I realy like this case, but the air flow in the front realy could be better!
Your build is realy Amazing! i think it will be realy a hard work for me to create something like you, with the hard tubes and everything! But you are my inspiration =)
richu006 Hi! Well what to say on this nice and long comment (and I mean it in a positive way)! 🤗 Thank you very much. I honestly means a lot to me.
For the radiators, I was running my custom loop with 360/240 combo, with the same specs. Slight difference. So basicaly, you don’t need to add it. Only if you want 2x 360 for the looks. 😉
Idle temps are on both GPUs 26/28C, CPU 26C. Gaming PUBG/BF1 GPUs from 50-60C. Rarelly reaches 60C, but I wanted to mention the top temperature.
Thank you again and I want to add that my first loop wasn’t this good. It takes time and experience. But if you do it carefully and with patience, the build will look amazing along with the pipe work. Tip: order more pipes just so you can practice or if you accidentally make a mistake. 😉
Hi Pc Crazy thank you for your reply... ill go with the 280mm in the Top^^ that give me a bit moore space in front of the top. maybe its possible to go with a 250mm Reservoir than. Can i ask you 1 Question? How you mounted the front radiator, the reservoir and the front radiator fans? Do you just have a screw through the Reservoir, than trough the fan through the case and turned into the radiator at the end? i cant see that realy in the Video, and i ask me that because i think the bracket in the front of the case is not realy designed for that using. Or do you use some washers? Would be realy nice if you could explain me a bit your front mounting =)
richu006 Great, it will look epic with 280 rad on top. 😉
As for the front push pull combo, I haveplaced top and bottom fan to stick the radiator and the middle one was placed at the same time as the pump/res combo. The top fan needed some distancers because there isn’t any stands for the fans on the case. You could place top 360 rad and front 280 because it will be much easier to work and to do. Hope it helps. 😉
PC Crazy thank you for the reply.
Ok yea that helps..that is what i thought:)
The problem is my 280 radiator has a thickness of 30mm and thats 2mm to much for the placement in the front:)
So ill try it like you in the front.
richu006 Just be careful when placing rad and fans at the front because they can get stuck on the front side of the chassis of the case. Test first just to see how it will all look and how the fans will spin. But in the end, everything is ok. Anytime bud, just ask when you need something. 😉
i like the timelapse videos, no unnecessary BS, just how its done, great work.
liamsenn77 Thanks a lot. Glad you enjoyed it 😉
Your PC is so OUTRAEGOUS AND GORGEOUS. Make a Gaming Setup and send this to TechSource. Im pretty sure you'll win and ill vote for you.
Carl Clata Wow, thank you so much for the compliment. I am going to do that, just need to do some bits and pieces to finish it up. The setup is already completed with triple monitor setup. 😉
Brilliant build, i am getting the same case and thinking of water cooling my cpu, so i went on youtube and got here, u r truly an expert of comluters...
U know what I subbed
AL1V3 Thank you for your kind words and for the sub!!! 🤗🤗 Means a lot... 😉
And good luck with your build. 😁👍
Dude, you’re a pro builder. I would never trust water cooled systems in a expensive build. I’ve heard way to many horror stories.
Markinpuff Thank you. Well you just have to be very careful and check everything two times 😉 Much appreciated 🤗
What?? That's literally all I run is water cooling. Take your time, make sure you do it right and you will never have any issues. 8+ years without a single leak or incident...
Jesse F Yeah, exactly. The only problems I heard about are those considering shipping to another location and not flushing the coolant before and insuring the pipes and GPU(s). Otherwise, no problems whatsoever.
I use a cooler master mastermaker Air, air cooler , yea it big, but it can never leak and basically last forever. All you would have todo is clean it and change out the fans.
As for performance, my temps never get above 62c using prime95 for 45 minutes- I78700k no deliding on this cpu. I don’t feel it’s necessary, if you can find a solution that works just as well, in fact better and quite as can be.. If I replaced the fans with Noctua fans you probably wouldn’t know it was there.
Markinpuff air cooling works just fine and is adequate for cooling even high end cpus. Watercooling is for people that want the best performance they can get. Its as good as system cooling gets
Hey, just going to point out a couple things - The mayhem aurora that you used eventually settles, it's powder that doesn't dissolve. So think of the times you turn off your computer. In 3 months time you'll find yourself ordering new o-rings for the fittings and the EK pump/res combo (Barrow is cheapest and quality is good). The pump is hard to clean out when its turned into sand-like in the little hard corners. It'll never come out of the radiators, so even if you put clear coolant in - you'll still see the "lava" effect. Keep that in-mind because once it builds up too much, it slowly creates a gap between the acrylic and the fittings. Eventually it will leak.
Keep the above in mind because your weakest joint is in-between your GPU and EK res/pump combo. Since the drain isn't fixed mounted, the Mayhem that eventually builds up will cause it to almost 'rock' side to side/ up or down. Imagine you walking up to your table, you accidentally bump into it, it may give and leak.
Also in the GPU and CPU heat-sinks under the EK acrylic plates, the copper/aluminium has tiny little 'fins' through which coolant passes through to cool the hot points. The Mayhem concentrate settles there and starts building up little 'sand hills'. You'll notice temp spikes and eventually core overheating.
With cable work, you also want to finish that first and build your loop around them. Simply because fidgeting with cables, you're guaranteed to slightly bump into your acrylic pipes multiple times. By the time you are finished with your cables, your loop has moved around a lot and placed significant wear on the O-rings. Worst case, you leak as soon as you let the pump go. But usually it'll catch up within the first year of usage. When the cleaning time comes, purchase contact cleaner from an auto store and use compressed air to clean it out. Fibre cloths wont help.
I don't mean to be a d*ck. I worked building custom rigs for the last 3 years and the only reason I know is returning customers. The ones with Aurora Mayhem in them come back the most. You build, you learn, you build again. All the best
One way to prove this is that you'll agree that you can't see the 'lava' effect as well as it was when you've first built it. The reason for that is that most of the Mayhem Aurora has settled in 'difficult' places like the radiators, inside the pump itself and the gpu/cpu heatsink fins
Hi, thanks for the detailed comment. First of all, I would like to tell you that this isn't my first Mayhems coolant build so I know that the coolant loses its effect even sooner than three months. I made this build two months ago and I had the effect for two or three weeks. After that it just looks like clear liquid. As for the leakage after a while, in my past build, I had the liquid for more than a year after I decided to change everything. No leakage, no temp spikes, nothing. Since here I have already lost the swirl effect of Mayhems coolant, I should expect the temp spikes? Honestly, still nothing. The temps are the same without any difference and I'm talking about this build as well as the build before. I have been working with water cooled builds for a long time now and never encountered any leakage.When I changed my loop and case in to this one, I cleaned everything without a problem. No residue, no sand hills or anything. I don't know if you mixed your Mayhem coolant with something else, but I had more problems with other pastel and clear coolant than with Aurora silver. Pastel and clear got me liquid blockage with loads of unidentified smudge or some sort of material that blocked my water blocks.Worst case never happened. All my builds never had leak should I place the cables before or after the pipe work. I have been doing this for a long time and I am very meticulous when it comes to computers so I don't worry about anything you mention. Thank you for the heads up nevertheless, but it will be fine without a doubt. Maybe you had negative experience, or maybe you had negative experience with Mayhems so you decide to write something like this, or you just wanted to warn me... I don't know, but I had only positive experience (except for the loss of the effect). Honestly, I placed Aurora Silver in the build just for the video and I knew before that the effect would go away. I couldn't care less. Once I decide to remove the pipes and redo my loop, it won't be a problem to clean anything, including radiators, pump/res combo and I won't need to buy anything new because I hadn't problem before, doubt it is going to happen now..As for the cleaning, I have a soft brush that I gently use to remove dust and compressed air in a can, as you said. Never in my wildest dream I thought of using a cloth of any kind on the exterior and in the interior of the build.If I didn't mention, thank you for the heads up, but I am already aware of everything. All the best to you too.
Wow man you just wrote a whole essay lol
I've just build myself a rig with this case. Its one of the best cases I have ever seen. Nice build tho :)
The case is definitely photogenic. Thank you, appreciate it :)
Needed to see this, doing my first build and actually getting this case, I was afraid to look at a loop afraid of how it would look and this is dope, unfortunately i wouldn’t even know first thing to get or sizes based on everything else I have on my saved wishlist
The combination of primochill vue/ mayhem’s Aurora with an led litted reservoir is pretty damn cool.
justdarylyeung Yeah, they really do but quickly lose the effect... 😁
i just got the h500p Mesh white , and im just getting into custom open loop !
gonna detch my x52 kraken by nzxt soon and will get EKWB P360 kit and start from there :)
Thanks for the great video !
Ammar Alraisi That is going to be sick! Have fun! 😉
You are welcome and thanks for the comment 🤗
Really love this build and the use of the cooler master RGB fans! Planning something very similar with 2x360mm rads and one rear 120mm. Fantastic build! :)
Sorry for not replying sooner, but didn't get a notification about your comment. :( Thank you very much. Hope you already built yours. :)
Well, since I already own the case... time to get freaky with the watercooling I guess^^ Had no idea that you can put a radiator "behind" the two front fans, pretty cool. Now I only need to save some money for those gorgeous Aorus Waterforce Mainboard and RTX... Ah and one more thing: Those cables are really nice!
Woable Attack Yeah, you need to remove the front fans, place the rad and the place them back. 😉 Small trick hehe. Oh man, that will be a sick build. :)
Cables are gorgeous! CableMod of course! 🤩
This helped me very much with my very similar build with the new White Mesh version, thanks!
Chris You are more than welcome and glad it helped you 😉
PC Crazy Hey if you don't mind me asking, I'm having some trouble mounting my 3 x 120mm fans on the back of my front 360 rad, the case doesn't seem to be designed to accommodate the 3x120mm fans on the inside at all, if I mount them, the blades just hit the case. Did you do any custom mods for that? Or is the air blowing towards the front of the case? 🤔😂
Chris Place some stand-offs like the ones for the motherboard. That will help you 😉
nagyon csecse! :O
Güle güle kullan.
Thank you :)
Nice vid man I've got the same case and with the fans have you got the front and top fans pulling air in and the back fan pushing it out?
Thanks man! The front is the intake and top and rear is the outtake. :)
@@PCCrazyDario Thanks for the reply and regarding the coolermaster 120mm fans are they better than the corsair QL, ML and LL fans? for air flow and to put on the radiator also
@@XTR3MEGAMINGYT You are welcome. Regarding these fans, I don't think they are even sold anymore since they are 5 years old now.
Nice video! funny cuz I'm about to get the cooler master 500p mesh white case and the EKWB 360 kit (:
Uuuu man, that will be really nice. :)
And thank you for the comment. ;)
Gorgeous watercooled pc build! Look at this beauty! Love the parts used! 😍👍
Thanks very much for sharing this video!! 💖
*Greetings from Costa Rica!* 🌴
PD: I love the music too! 🎶🎵
Thank you so much. Glad you like the build Gabriel. :D
@@PCCrazyDario You're welcome! 😉👍
I hope one day you get the Cooler Master MasterBox MB530P to review it cause that will be the new case for my pc (I've reserved it and payed half of 125 U$D/846 HRK to get it definitely in two weeks) 😊
I would love to hear your thoughts about this case as well if you get one 👌
@@gabrielgranadosg Nice Gabriel. Well from the web site and the official photos, the interior kinda reminds me of H500M (front side a bit less than the back side). The front panel look nice with just enough holes for those three ARGB fans to create a nice air flow through the case. Basically, the price isn't bad at all for a nice case with 4x ARGB fans, by the looks - great air flow, and the back side looks spacious to me. Hope that helps a bit, but yeah, would be thrilled to do a review on that case. :D
@@PCCrazyDario Thanks very much for the info my friend! The MB530P only has 3 ARGB fans by factory defaults and yeah it is very nice with good airflow, thats why I went for it 😊👍🌈
@@gabrielgranadosg Oh, I though it had the rear one as well, but in any case still a good choice. :) You are welcome. :D
As allways Awesome Job Bro i really like how it came out and what you have done. And i woulnt even change much myself xD keep it up mate
DennisCustoms Thanks Dennis! Much appreciate it... 😉
Will it take a 250mm res and pump? I want a 500M for my upcoming build and am "hoping" to pick up the case tomorrow. Very nice build and quite enlightening. Thanks for taking the time and posting.
Peter Chatman Hmmm, to be honest, I am not sure. I wouldn’t bet on it since this is 140mm res/pump combo and it is a tight spot. Also depends if you will be using a front radiator. If not, then you might have more space for combinations.
And thank you. I actually made a video with H500M as well. 😉
Do a video benchmarking performance and temperature tests
Felix Anthony Tremedal I will once I finish all the videos that are in queue... 😉
@@PCCrazyDario queue*
xNasuni_ Fixed, my bad. Thanks 😉👍
@@PCCrazyDario No problem man! 😂
My fav case in 2018 :)
Gimm Wolff Hehe mine too... 😁
Whats the reason for a radiator on top when you have one at front? And yes a great build and yes im amazed😍
Loyal foxx Well I wanted to separate the hot water. You see there are two graphic cards and a processor that create heat. So if you have one radiator and the water goes directly, for example, from teo graphic cards to a processor, then a bit hotter water gets to it and it doesn’t cool it that good as in my configuration. So I separated one radiator for two graphic cards and one radiator for the processor. Much better temperatures. 😉 And thank you very much. 🤗
PC Crazy woah you're thinking of everything . Theres me who was thinking of an big upgrade to this pc case and yes start watercooling but will 1 radiator be enough to cool cpu and gpu ? (a radiator with 3x fans)
Loyal foxx Yeah, 360 radiator will be enough for one GPU and one CPU. Before this I had a 240 and 360 radiator combination but I wanted to cool them down even more. 😉 Thanks 🤗😁
PC Crazy i understand this will be my first time ill build my own pc hope everythings works fine.
Loyal foxx Fingers crossed 😉
Could you do a follow up video putting a mesh in the front like Gamers Nexus did? it will drop temperatures for sure.
Pau Romaguera Palomé Yes, it will, but GamerNexus said something wrong. If you remove the top panel, the temperature drop is bigger than removing the front panel. And I don’t think I’ll be doing the mesh part since I don’t mind the looks + the air flow and the temps. GamerNexus got the case for free and I had to buy it so there is another difference. Maybe in few months. 😉
I see. Anyways, i love that build. :D
Pau Romaguera Palomé Thanks! Much appreciated... 😉
very nice build thx, so basically if it was only cpu and 1 GPU 2x 240 Rads would have sufficed to cool it too?
Yeah, without a doubt. ;) And thank you very much. Glad you like it. :)
That is an amazing, beautiful build. Congratulations! Subscribed.
Thank you very much for the comment and for the sub. New H500P mod build coming soon. I think you will like it as well. :)
Imagina limpar isso depois... PQP kkk quando estiver tudo empoeirado kkkk
Hello,
my qustion is about the airflow i have same PC case but i use kraken x62 så only 2 fans instralled, so i have my 3 in top installed to get air into the case same with front fans and the fans on the cooler and in the back is the only out air is that ok ?
Fathi El-Kilani Well I always make front for the intake and top with rear for the outtake. That always worked for me.
How often do I have to put another liquid on a castom whatercooling pc if I play 2 hours everyday ?
After placing the liquid for the first time, the level in the reservoir will lower through some time because the air bubbles will have to go somewhere and they will end up in the top side of the res. Then you need to fill it up eventually after a week or two and then again a bit after a month... As for changing the liquid, if you go with a clear coolant and if you PC doesn't heat up because you clean it regularly, then every year and a half or two. If you go with a pastel coolant and if you run the PC regularly, then after one year or one and a half. ;)
I will also upgrade to water cooling but I am very new to building Pc`s. I have an RTX 2080 ti x trio, the same radiator on the front as yours and none on the top. Do I have to be careful with anything or do you have any tips that might help me when I am building the Water cooling in?
Edit: And how much did you spend on the water cooling?
KAMPFPOTATO First, you don’t have a water block for RTX 2080Ti X Trio. 😬 Just order a bit more pipes in case you bent them wrong or you make knees on the bends. Also, draw few ideas on paper so you know what you will be doing. The reservoar has to be above the pump if you aren’t going with the pump/res combo. Pipes have to be place exactly straight into the fitting so the compression O-rings can fit correctly and keep the water/coolant in the loop.
KAMPFPOTATO I spent around €900-1.100 if I am not mistaking.
Beautiful build!! I was wondering what you used to mount your 3 120mm fans to the top of the case.
doomrider56 Thank you. Normal screws that you get with the radiator. Nothing special to be honest. 😉
i like how the case cables are connected by magic, the fans too...the back cable we dont know whats going on...
Any tips on how to keep all the case fans rgb sync with each other? Any additional stuff needed to be bought... Like the rgb controller only has slots for 4 fans... and what to buy if ur mobo dont have enough 4 pin fan header
I see that u arent using the screws provided with the case fans..what screws are those? Im sorry im still a beginner at this pc building thing
Ahmad Hilmi I used in this build RGB LED Controller from Cooler Master and if you have more than 4 fans than you order a splitter with the same number of pins which will work as you can see. As for the fan control and the 4-pin PWM jacks, get a fan controller and that is it. 😉
Ahmad Hilmi These screws are different because they are for mounting the radiator to the case. That is why. Otherwise, if there were no radiators, I would be using standard ones.
You only use the screws supplied with the radiator to fix the pump, and the fan to the radiator?
Kevin Guillon In this video yeah, but they are kind of short. My advice, try to get some screws that are a bit longer if you can.... 😉
I have mesh version of the case. My 360 radiator is at the top, im confused which way i should put the fans. Obvious choice is to put them push air out, but the air holes are so small at the top and then there is the acrylic panel as well blocking the air
@Jin- Same here, I am tempted to just make a custom filtered mesh top panel so the air can flow through.
Hello. I have a question. Does H500P Mesh supports 360mm radiator on top in push/pull setting both or only one of them? Simply, does top area has space of about 80mm space so can radiator setting to push and pull both?Thank you
최봉기 Hi, to be honest, I didn’t do the top push/pull combination. Only front. Since I switched to H500M I can’t remember but looking at my video again, you probably could but only if the front radiator is 240mm. If the front radiator is 360mm the you can’t. Do you have everything already or you think of ordering everything?
PC Crazy thank you for reply.i am going to order h500p mesh version and wanna install 360mm radiator on top. So i wonder h500p supports pull and push both or not.
최봉기 It would be easier if you went with H500M. Placed the front in push/pull combination with 2x 200mm fans and top standard push combination. The temperatures are great. I have that combination now and couldn’t be more satisfied. 😉
so gonna do this build soon love it
daniel broad Niceee. Would really like to see it. 😁
Huh. Very nice. I'm doing a push/pull 360 at the top and 240 with fans on the inside at the front using EK SEs and CM RGB fans, so very similar to this. Was there a reason you didn't push/pull the top so the fans would be visible on top from the outside? Why the vertical version of the bracket instead of the other one?
Jonathan Allbritten Honestly, too many fans would be there, like 12. And I don’t have anymore trident splitters. Can’t find them on CM EU store and on eBay they can cost from €20-50 (single piece). 😬
As for the res/pump combo, there is no space anywhere else. Underneath the PSU shroud there is no room. Cables, Cooler Master RGB controller and USB internal hub. And you can see the front. There actually isn’t any room. And this way I could manage a drain port. It’s always a mess when I have to do the drain port 😂
Dope build bro nice and clean and beast specs. Two things though...Is that a 120 on the back? If so, why not run a 140 instead...I'm sure you know they run quieter and move more air at lower rpm. And why the LP memory? Kinda doesn't match the sweetness of the rest of the build
Jesse F Thank you. 🤗 Yeah, already bought all the fans becore the case arrived and didn’t think about that. Will consider doing it, but not at the moment. Thanks 😉
Hi, Im thinking of picking this case up due to the lack of airflow in my nzxt h500. I have a 240mm radiator that would go on the top and 2 rgb 140mm fans. If I were to put the two 140mm fans on the inside front of the case would it affect the intake of the two pre installed 200mm fans? I would obviously make the 140s intake as well.
First of all, my advice is to go with H500M or H500P MESH. Secondly, don't place anything on front since you already have 2x 200mm fans. ;)
@@PCCrazyDario I ended up getting the 500p. And will do. Thanks!
@@LokeyShreds Oh ok then. :) You can always switch the front panel. ;) You are welcome. ;)
hey do you know if it's possible to fit a 240mm radiator and a 120mm radiator in the front? I know it fits 360, and I know that the 240mm will fit, (with the tubes coming in and out from the top). Do you know if the with the tubes coming out of the 120mm (evga hybrid) will the tubes be able to fit if I put the tubes sideways? (not up or down, but left or right)
3DayRespawn I’ll test that soon enough because I will be placing three on front of H500P for my custom build very soon. Remind me this weekend if you are not in a hurry. 😉
is the H500 good for watercooling aswell? kinda new to all this
Magnus Nielsen Just the standard H500, or H500P or H500M? I would suggest H500M without a doubt. One of my favourite cases by far. 😉
@@PCCrazyDario the standard h500:)
Magnus Nielsen It does look like a good case for cooling. I can’t say precisely since I didn’t have the case with me for testing but according to the pics I would say you can have a pretty decent air flow which is good for air cooling the rads for the liquid cooling. 😉
@@PCCrazyDario thanks
Should have gone with G.skill RGB trident z ram in my opinion.
ME gaming I would rather go with either TeamGroup Night Hawk RGB or Corsair Vengeance RGB but I have spent already so much, plus the prices of RAMs are so high I don’t intend to change anything for now. But I agree on one thing, RAM should be RGB at least... 😁 Thanks 😉
the best i ever seen
Idi Reel Thanks. Check out the latest video. 😉
This looks awesome!! I got similar case of MC500. Refer to you, where should i put 3.5 inch HDD bay?
Thanks man! Well, honestly, where they are currently located. I don't place my HDDs in the case because I need space for cables and water cooling.
Also what are the configurations of the fans for all of your radiators. I'm planning on building a similar system but using the new h500p mesh
Felix Anthony Tremedal What exactly do you mean on the configuration? The front is a push-pull intake system and the top and rear are the outake. Hope that answers your question 😉
Have the same case....i7 9700k, rtx 2070 super, ml360r on top
Crackmind 10 Nice specs man 😉👍
love this case, i have one myself i repainted white :)
FRANQSTAR I preffer the H500M a bit more but definitely a good case with nice looks 😉
FRANQSTAR but theres a white version of the same case why did you paint it?
Big work
Ali Al Iraqi Thank you 😉
Hello, please put the links of the cooling products mentioned in the video. Thank you
You can find everything on www.ekwb.com but these are all old products. If you write your PC specs and the idea you have, I can manage you the whole list. ;)
would love to see the wire management
Juan Castillo Unfortunately this build doesn’t exist any more but it was almost perfect since the CableMod cables were exact fit.
Just finished copying your loop. Do you find the CM rgb fans to be a bit shit? My 120mm fans make a pulsing hum at low rpm, and both my 200mm fans have issues. One squeaks, the other wobbles and rattles. Also, I've noticed over 10c drop by taking off my front and top panels, the acrylic roof seemed to catch and hold heat. I hope they sell an interchangeable mesh roof, but I don't think they will. They'll just change it for next year's case. This is my third, and probably last Cooler Master build.
roflryan As for the fans, I don’t have issues with 120 nor 200mm ones. They work perfectly on any level of RPM. Talking about the plexiglass, yeah I noticed the temp drop when removing the front and top but I am satisfied with the temps because before I had Phanteks Entho Evolv TG ATX edition and it had a very very bad airflow. With H500P with top and front plexi I have 20C temp drop compared to Enthoo Evolv case. This is my third Cooler Master case and so far I am sticking to it. Next one, but for my second build will be NZXT H400i just because I want a cool mATX build. But sticking with H500P. 😉 As for the mesh, you can easily do it yourself without to much of a fuss.
Perhaps my issue with the 120mm fans is exclusive to the air pressure model I'm using vs air balance that you have.
roflryan Most likely. I have all Air Balance fans so that might be the difference. Not sure exactly. 😬
I went ahead and popped out the acrylic panels and will soon be installing a temperature sensor in the loop so that I can tie the fans to the water temp and hopefully have the fans off until the water starts to warm up.
roflryan Place some meshed parts instead of removed Acryl. Just so you don’t get the dust in. 😉
And great idea for the temperature sensor. Get back to me and let me know how that turns out. 😀
I hope i am wrong but did you mount PSU with a fan up?
Jaeger Yeah because the PSU shroud has holes on top and with that you can basically add one more fan to the air flow.0
@@PCCrazyDario oh you did that okay
great build *thumbsup*
No Wonder Thank you 😁🙌
Awesome build!! Good job!...Been wanting to move my pc to this case but wasn't sure until now . What's the coolant used for this build? Thank you .
Jaime Alvarez Thank you very much. Glad you like it. I’m using Mayhems Aurora Silver to get a nice effect but neutrality as well... 😉
Thanks! Going to get some for my loop . Keep up the good work .
Jaime Alvarez Thank you, will do... 😉
I notice you use 2 radiators on front and top. Hope it isn't too stupid a question but are radiators specifically for water cooling? or could you use a top radiator mounted with 360 fans, I understand at a certain point adding more fans would be less effective. I own the same case with the standard fans that came with it, I get temps of about 55-70 when gaming. Apparently Cooler Master are releasing mesh front covers in Q3 2018
Boa You can mount on top 3x 120mm fans without a problem. It is not radiator based mount, and btw they have the same holes so don’t worry. 😉 Actually, it won’t be less effective. If you place them correctly then you have a perfect air flow. You can mod the case yourself if you wish, just remove the plexiglass and add some mesh or dust filter and it will fix the problem. 😉
Great build! And uh, is it okay to connect 1 to 3 splitter cable to another 1 to 3 splitter , then connect it to rgb header on my mobo? I couldnt find the Cooler master led controller anywhere here.. i have a total of 5 rgb wires to connect to , mainly fans and 1 pump ._. cz the 1to3 only provide 3 ._.
Thank you. I connected loads of splitters because otherwise I wouldn't be able to control everything through ASUS AURA SYNC. So yeah, splitter on a splitter works without a problem. ;)
@@PCCrazyDario tq for the help! Might try it later :D
Izat Majedy No problem 😉😉
maybe you should jump that 24 pin while filling the reservoar up
Altaf Mustafa I know, but I got used to doing it this way. And I didn’t order that jumper for 24-pin. 😬😬
Altaf Mustafa Thanks for the tip 😉
Loving the soca
AquaLady 420 I honestly had to Google what soca is. 😁
Hello,
On each fan there is a 4-pin PWM connector, how did you do for all the controllers with the motherboard?
Kevin Guillon I bought NZXT Internal USB hub. It has four USB 2.0 connectors for these stuff, one to connect to motherboard and three for other stuff like controllers. 😉
Where did you get that usb hub in the front
Juan Castillo Bought it from CaseKing 😉
Are the three ceiling rgb fans visible though the top glass? Or just through the side glass?
Sorry, just now saw your comment. They aren't visible from the top plexi panel since the radiator is at the top as well.
And just like that u got a new sub
Aqua Thank you and sorry for the long wait on my reply. 😁
DAAAMN that looks good
uss717hamptonify Thank you 🤗🤗
nice video man. So I recently I had a similar build but with the cooler master cooling facing upside. so can anyone suggest the best orientation of the cooling fan. facing down or up.
akshay anandk Do you mean the standard CPU tower cooler? And thanks! Glad you like it 🤗🤗
I’ll never be able to own something like that
John Matlewski Work hard because it always pays off 😉 One day man. 😀
@@PCCrazyDario Thanks but I am a disabled Vet But I can always dream
John Matlewski My bad, I didn’t know. Maybe someone can build it for you? 😉
What EK set is that? I'm looking into doing my first build with the same case, Maximus X Hero mobo, and an EVGA 1080Ti. I'd like to do a very similar setup to yours.
David Barnhill Actually, it is not a set. Everything is separately bought from EKWB specifically for every component. Hmmm, nice. That is going to be very interesting 😉👍
Amazing
Is there a need to have fans on both sides of the front radiator, if I were to do a front custom loop rad?
Jon's Tech Channel No, I just wanted to keep the front 200mm fans and added 3 more just for an even better air flow and push/pull combo. 😉
@@PCCrazyDario Cool cool. So I can choose to use the 120mm or 200mm fans, depending on where i want the fans to be located on the rad?
Jon's Tech Channel Well you have to remove the 200mm if you want to place 3x 120mm in front 😉
@@PCCrazyDario Yeah I see. So in your setup, you have the front 200mm fans blowing on towards the radiator but also the 120mm on the other side of the radiator blowing onto the radiator as well?
Jon's Tech Channel No, 200mm fans blow to the radiator, 120mm fans blow from the radiator. Push pull combination.
Hi nice video, I need help
i have a cooler master H500p mesh white, i want to know what screws you used to mount your back fan onto the 360 radiator at the front, my coolermaster long fan screws don't reach the radiator??? I can put through my long screws through the fan + on the radiator holes due to the fan bracket design. how are these screws supposed to be able to reach the radiator?
Well I used the ones I got with the EK-CoolStream 360 slim triple radiator. Usually, you should get the right length of screws with the rad.
@@PCCrazyDario the screws came with cooler master are 30mm long and still not able to attached the fan through the radiator due to the bracket. :( not sure how long are your radiator fan screws? I need help, I can provide photos.
@@Deadliestz Ok, I think we are not getting each other quite well. :D First of all, 30mm is more than enough for a screw to go through Cooler Master fans and attach to the radiator. That is settled. Now on the other side, you use small screws to attach the radiator to the case. If something isn't clear, you can contact me on my IG @pc.crazy ;)
@@PCCrazyDario oh thank you I will contact you right now I do have photos, I'm probably confused on how u did it.
@@Deadliestz Sure thing man. Will reply immediately. The thing is on front I have 2x 200mm fans. They are differently connected than the 360 rad + 3x120mm fans. 😉
Awesome!!
Which Coolant Water is that....? :D i love this Colour cuz u can see the flow every time :D.
The liquid inside is Mayhems Aurora Silver. But I have to warn you that the effect wears off after couple of weeks. Even Mayhems said that the liquid is only for show. :)
@@PCCrazyDario Ah ok nice....yea ur right got some videos and rewievs about the product...its realy for show and not for 24/7 use thanks for help :).
BarisM140i Well in my situation, the cooled wears off, but it is still flowing and working properly. I can’t guarantee though that it will for you as well, but to be honest, I have no problem whatsoever with it even though it doesn’t have that effect anymore. Definitely for the show. 😉
Great build. Can I install 360 radiator with 45 thickness + fans 120 mm on the top ? Will it interfere with motherboard ?
Iljas Gaf Thank you. On their official web site about this case they wrote maximum thickness clearance is 55mm. 😉
No. I just got the case and did measurements. The fans + the radiator cannot be thicker than 55mm. I think most fans are 25mm thick as well. So that leaves you with a 30mm thick rad max. Any larger, you might end up hitting parts of your motherboard.
I have 8 fans then 3 argb 5 rgb then. if i connect all the fans to the controller using splitter could controller everything in aura sync or as you did explain me well
Maria Altagracia De la Cruz So it all depends on your motherboard. If your motherboard supports ARGB and RGB connectors then you connect the ARGB fans to that one and RGB ones to the RGB header. Then you might be able to control all of them at the same time. Otherwise, no, you can’t.
@@PCCrazyDario
I have a ml 360 r rgb says that it is compatible with aura sync and the fans also compatible with aura sync, can it or not?
Maria Altagracia De la Cruz Only if you connect the fans and the pump through the ARGB splitter to the motherboard that has ARGB pin connector on the motherboard. 😉
@@PCCrazyDario
Thanks for the help because the subject is very confusing because the controller grabs ARGB fans (3 pins) and RGB (4 pins), I get the other week I'll have to do the tests myself thank you very much for your help
what is the bridge sli used in the film?
PT_Patryk15 What size or somethinng else?
@@PCCrazyDario but I mean what brand it was used with
PT_Patryk15 ASUS ROG 😉
@@PCCrazyDariothank you very much for your answer.
PT_Patryk15 You are very welcome 👍
I have a question about the 200mm fans in front, which cables or which connections do I need to connect them?
Nice Video and Nice build, i love it!
Greetings from Germany!
Thank you so much. Tomorrow you will have another cool build to check out. ;)
As for the cables for the front 200mm fans on H500P, they are normal RGB fans so you have one 4-pin connector for AURA SYNC, MSI Mystic Lights and you can connect that to the motherboard. The second cable is either 3-pin or 4-pin PWM (I can't remember exactly). You can connect that cable to the fan controller or to the motherboard. And that is all. ;)
@@PCCrazyDario Speaking of fans, how did you mount that top fan for the front radiator? I have the same case, and it seems like that fan would be lopsided, since the metal radiator bracket doesn't reach all the way to the top. Half of the fan would be hanging off, while the other half would be on the bracket.
Adam Entrekin Use some spacers to reach the radiator. 😉
@@PCCrazyDario Thanks. By the way, I noticed your top fan has a bend to it. I was getting the same issue with mine, so I just decided to loosen the top two screws and call it a day. It is a shame that Cooler Master didn't make that bracket go all the way up.
Adam Entrekin Yeah, in the video it is. Fixed it later on. And yeah, agree that it is a shame that CM didn’t manage 360 “environment” for the front in H500P. H500M is a completely different and better story.
I want to do a build in this case, is there any way you have one card in the vertical mount and the other in the board like normal and be able to route the tubes easily?
Aldynn Meyer Hmmm, that would be honestly a challenge. But rather go with both vertical. Mod the case and do it like that, but honestly, I suggest vertical only for one GPU in a “standard” case.
Hey, how u put the radiator in the front? Mi screws dont let me put as the same way you do :s
Joel_19 You need a bit longer screws. I had to modify it a bit. 😉
@@PCCrazyDario my screws are M3*30mm what screws u use??
Joel_19 Not really sure to be honest, but I screwed the radiator from the other side where the triple fans are with the pump and I know I had to add longer ones than the ones you get with the radiator since there are fans and the plate before the rad.
Oh okey i i'll try M3*35mm - 5mm more :s
Joel_19 Yeah, that might be enough. Just be careful with the radiator so you don’t pierce it 😉
Wow, good job
1 dakikada karakalem Thank you very much... 😉
Help!!. I have the H500P and I have an Aorus Z370 as I do to connect the Front Fan A to the board if the Splitter is 4 pins and the board has 5? Is it possible to do it or do you recommend buying the RGB Contolador?
Unfortunately no. You can't connect the Gigabyte 5-pin to any 4-pin connector for RGB. You need a controller, possibly the RGB LED Controller from Cooler Master would definitely do the trick for you. But just a note, you won't be able to sync colors with the fans and the motherboard in that case. :/
PC Crazy Even buying the controller? Thank you for your attention ... You have 100/10
- ByAlanS - Well if you buy the controller then you will be able to control only the fans that are connected to it, unfortunately not the motherboard. If you went with MSI or ASUS motherboard then you could connect all the fans and LED strips to the motherboard and control them through either MSI Mystic Lights or ASUS AURA SYNC.
You are very welcome. And thank you 🤗🤗
PC Crazy Another question For The case. What do you recommend. The Fans air pressure or air flow? And what brands?
- ByAlanS - I’m currently using Cooler Master MasterFan 120mm AirBalance and I have nice temps in my EKWB custom loop. But you can combine AirFlow with AirBalance.
Hello, can you say how you made airflow in this case? Front intake, top and rear outtake? Nice build btw
p.s. tubes you use are:
- Inner diameter: 10 mm
- Outer diameter: 12 mm ???
Vytautas .J Intake from the front, push/pull combo, top and rear outtake. Thanks 😉
Vytautas .J Supported tube 12mm OD
Thank you!
Vytautas .J You are welcome 😉
I have the exact same case. Is your front mount radiator a 30mm one or 45mm?
Spades Royalflush It is actually EK-CoolStream SE 360 (slim triple) - 28mm. 😉
hi, im planning to do a very similar build but im wondering if a 420mm (3x 140mm) rad would fit in the top
Hi, sorry for the long wait, I was a bit sick. As for the 420mm rad, unfortunately you can't place it on top. Even though you could place 3x 140mm fans, the radiator is just too big for the top chassis of the case. :(
This is what you could manage:
Top: 120mm, 140mm, 240mm, 280mm, 360mm (maximum thickness clearance 55mm)
Front: 120mm, 140mm 240mm, 280mm, 360mm
Rear: 120mm, 140mm
Even though you can find this information on their web site, I wanted to place it here if someone else has similar question.
kk ty for the answer
No problem... ;)
Hey there, I just made a build with the exact same case but I have all my fans running with rgb but my front 2 big fans on my case have rgb but are not running. Do you know what I may have done wrong. I only found 1 cord coming off those fans.
There should be for wires coming from the fans. Two from each fan. One is for RGB and the second one is for fan speed or should I say power. Try to look for those and connect them to either the fan controller or motherboard 3-pin or 4-pin and they will work. ;)
PC Crazy I found the 2 from both. So do I connect one cable to my cool master led controller and the other one to my mother board ( and if so which port) .
@@CP-hy8sc Ok, so one of each goes to the CM LED RGB Controller and the second cable of each goes to the motherboard. You can miss them, they look almost the same on the motherboard. Have 4 pins and have a plastic standoff near the right three pins.
PC Crazy so the cable that goes into the mother doesn’t go into a system fan input?
@@CP-hy8sc Let's make this easy, tell me what motherboard you have... ;)
You are big boss
Doomsday Hehe thanks 😉🙌
I see to many people talking about complaint in this case
Raul cabronero Some do, some don’t, some mod it, some remove the top and front. It’s up to personal preferences.
PC Crazy bro. Can you please help me.. i need to build a pc but a monster one. Because its for video edition , you know he use photo shop to and he talkkng about use for re der etc etc. But he want a good computer a monster one. I thinking use a gtx 1080ti but i dont know what brand use or model. He want or i9 or i7. And i beleve use a good ram and use a air cooling system NO water. I thinking about the new line of coolermaster with 2 fan and big heatsink or noctua the big one only no like the color but what you recomend?
I know I sound like a noob, but is a water cooling system sort of like air conditioning? So it has a fan but with a coolant liquid to get really cold
HONDA RULES It is kind of similar, because you still need to have a good air flow, but fans can spin on a lower speed and coolant cools down components more effectively with even 20-30C temperature drop at high load.
PC Crazy thanks bro
wow
so good
Thanks :D
Сколько на тот год у тебя по деньгам вышло ?
Did you end up using a dye in the end? And which one?
SapereAude1490 Actually no, just sticking with Aurora Silver. 😉
Hello. I wonder this case supports E-Atx board 100%. I know specification does but want to know person who actually experienced the case.
최봉기 Hi, it will fit but I think you will have to remove those rubber coverings for those cable holes from the power supply. 😉
PC Crazy i see. I am worrying about 24 pin connection. Do you think it would be fine?
최봉기 Yeah, because you have two ways to place the 24-pin cable. One through those holes and one from the cable shroud. 😉
PC Crazy last question! If I will use E-Atx board, cm h500p vs Corsair graphite 780t. Which one do you recommend? Thank you!
최봉기 I would rather skip both and go with CM H500M if you can go €50 more on the case. H500M is much better case than H500P. And you can also fit E-ATX board.
Please what cooler liquid is it?
MrBrainYT Mayhems Aurora Silver 😉
Oh thanks
MrBrainYT You are welcome 😉😉
I am assuming 280mm radiator with 2x 140mm fans would fit to the top ?
wolcans159 You can place 280mm radiator and 2x 140mm fans without a problem. If you go without a radiator, you can even place 3x 120/140mm fans or 2x 200mm fans. Loads of possibilities. 😉
Thanks a lot for your reply, just earned a sub
wolcans159 Glad I can help out! 😉 And thank you, every sub means a lot to me. When you finish you build send me some pics over at Instagram or Facebook. Really want to see this build with AIO. 😁
And what is your cpu temp when u play?
Intel Core i7-7820X on 55-60C, but I later on switched to H500M where the temps went even lower to 50-54C.
Hello,
How to synchronize the fans with the motherboard?
Kevin Guillon You have a AURA SYNC connector on the motherboard. You will need a splitter from that connector and connect the fans. It might be complicated but then you can control the fans and motherboard at the same time through ASUS AURA SYNC software.
CJ Spencer Well I need a speciic model to help you with that 😉
CJ Spencer Do you hve the original box?
CJ Spencer When you have the time. And when you have the time, write what you want on my email pc.crazy21@gmail.com
Then we can discuss more about the build. 😉
What was the inner and outer diameter for the tubing and will these tubes worth with a GeForce GTX 1080 Founders edition
AFG LUCAS Any tubes work with any graphic card. That isn’t a question. You need to check the tubes with the fittings you are going to get. Here is the link of the tubes:
www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-hd-petg-tube-10-12mm-500mm-2pcs
😉
PC Crazy Thanks for the response I’m actually copying the whole of your water cooling loop for my rig
AFG LUCAS Wow awesome! I feel honored 🤗🤗
PC Crazy it’s a amazing build for this case it’s a shame you didn’t get the white edition as it has better air flow
AFG LUCAS Thank you. Actually, this build was built way before the white mesh came out. I got the H500P right when it was available in stores. After that I switched to H500M.
after over use isint the liquid prone to leakage?
vivek kumar It is recommnded to change the liquid every 12-18 months. But honestly, I change pipes few months before that so I place new liquid as well.
Is good the airflow with 2 200mm and 3 120mm on the front radiator???
Joel_19 I have to say it is much better in the H500P Mesh or H500M. For instance, I currently have H500M with mesh front and during the summer high temperatures, two GPUs go to 49-57C and the CPU goes around 55C.
@@PCCrazyDario i want the h500m but is not in amazon (in my country) :(
Joel_19 What about the H500P White Mesh?
@@PCCrazyDario yes that is what i want :p
Joel_19 Can you order that one maybe from Amazon?
#Classic montage but beautyfull and good job done,
Thank you! Much appreciated :D
How many filter in this case
Top, bottom, front. ;)