@@k1rqn886 He's referring to him freaking out so calmly and not screaming his lungs out about it, that's why it's "mini"..... I'm guessing that's the case.
@@joshuadelaughter They have to; that's how radiators work, and the liquid is a heat transfer medium. That's the only difference between that and the traditional cooling method. Much like a car, to be honest.
@@sheppardpat47 thanks but also does anyone have any tips for running a cpu and gpu water cooler? first time building a real gaming rig and i'm kinda scared
For any people who are concerned, this person plugged in the pump and only the pump. This means that while the system probably got wet, it wasn't plugged in. As long as you let it dry, the system will be fine. I can see the jumper plugged into the 24 pin connector lol
@@dominik8249 You could use distilled water but sometimes coolant will be formulated in a way which lets it transfer heat better. The solid blue color has nothing to do with that though lol, the lengths we go to for aesthetic.
@@madkas14 nothings really changed apart from better quality parts and more options to choose from with ek and corsair being the best to choose from imo (corsair is good to link the lighting with just 1 software and ek just looks better)
That's why pressure testing your water loop is really important. Also the water seems to be coming out from the back of the cpu block which is really odd!
The back of the block wasn't closed properly also the O ring and the back plate of the waterblock should be screwed tightly, after that you should air test it.
Very smart to test unpowered, at a minimum, close off one end of the loop with your finger and blow into it. The blow test would 100% have caught that gigantic leak.
So long as you are using a non conductive fluid (even distilled water) and you are only powering the pump this is fine. It is always a moment of panic for sure but so long as you dry it up and then clean any dyes off with alcohol. Thankfully these days there are air pressure tools that you can hook up to your loop and push some air into it before you put any liquid in and let it sit with the pressure for an hour or two and if the pressure stays the same you have no leaks.
I had a massive leaking due a few fittings with the full sistem running and it won´t died. Cooling fluids are non conductive, the only trouble it´s you have to deep clean every single wet part with isopropyl alcohol, cause the cooling flui let residues when it dried. Unless you used tap water (thing that no one do) there is no any problem more than the full clean wich it´s a real pain in the ass.
Que mejor herramienta que soplar tu mismo? Sjskdjjddjjd lit con la boca tu mismo puedes medir la presión jeje obviamente no puedes medir como tal pero puedes saber que no hay fugas t rodo está perfecto
never had a leak in over 15 years of custom loop building. i consider myself clumsy sometimes, but if you follow the instructions and double check, it's no witchcraft.
Yea me and my dad had to deal with fixing a water cooled computer a few times for close to 2 years and we probably had to replace parts or change the direction of the pipes every time. And sometimes we had this exact same thing happen to us, it’s heart pounding to see the liquid leak down😂
I’d go as far as installing a Closed Loop Cooler, or an All-In-One liquid cooler, in my computer. Building a custom water loop is too costly for me in both construction and maintenance.
@@PneumaticFrog Deepcool failed you? You made sure that nothing you did during installation contributed to the problem? Got an RMA? I went with Arctic personally.
@@CLfreak246 deepcool yep, they tried to deny warranty until I said I would take it to small claims court and they folded, gave me $2000 for the pc lol
So weird that I always wondered what a coolant leak would look like inside of the case and this is the first time I’ve ever seen it since building my own PCs starting in 2008. I’m just glad that it’s alright from the way it looks. Definitely could have been worse, hopefully it wasn’t a loss friend! 🤝
@@Robnoxious77 Oversight isn't indicative of intelligence. Yes, they forgot to do something that would have stopped this leak, which can happen to any human. They also took the necessary precautions to ensure that if this occurred, the risk would be minimal.
Yes. And stock up on it. It's hard to find it in big cities these days. Use distilled for washing pcb's and nothing else. It evaporates and leaves nothing behind down to the atom.
@@giin97 distilled. Only distilled on the label. Pure on the label would be a spring water or purified and has minerals and chlorine. Distilled is nothing but h2o in the jug
@@ratcatcher4804 yeah, says steam distilled, nothing else. I've not had trouble finding it in my city, so I thought maybe it, like the "Walmart version" meme goes, wasn't the "real thing." Just curious.
the right perspective, so as long as the PC was powered off with no great amount of excess power, is a great defense and much more likely for nothing to have gone wrong. Proper clean up and dry off is all it needs :)
@@321findus It's called a leak down tester. You pressurize the system and watch the gauge. If it loses pressure you know you have a leak to fix. EK Waterblocks usually includes them in their kits or with their monoblock motherboards.
This is why you test the loop for 24hrs with paper towels in your system. Probably forgot the rubber gaskets or didn't tight down the plate to the block.
@@kaksidaksi3455 wouldn't want that to happen anyway. Also saw vids where guys who are into water cooling, could not fix a leak in some custom loops no matter how they tried. I'm not a master either
@@saturn8135 well not with his case his components are fine and looking at the coolant its not corrosive his components arent turned on and not even connected to power in the first place as u can see the 24 pin connector is disconnected so it should be fine probs
This is why you jump start it like he is. Just in case it spills anywhere you can clean it up with nothing damaged. And potentially fix where said leaks are coming from. In my opinion of having messed with both closed and open loop setups. It doesn't look like there is enough pressure on the back plate to keep it all from spraying out the sides. Or he has a faulty heat sink plate. Doesn't look like a very well known brand. On a serious note if you want to go liquid cooling go for a closes loop that's pre-built that you can refill! Those are the best. I just picked up one myself like 3 months ago. First I had closed, then open custom loop, then switched back to closed once I found the ocool eisbaer closed loop that is refillable. I truly love it and would recommend it to all....also don't ever use colored liquid. You will have to do a lot more cleaning/maintenance on your rig.
Love to read the dumb suggestions so many people have after watching another person's failure or mistake. When creating or engineering something, there is often a detail that gets overlooked, forgotten, or just never even thought of. These failures are what others learn from, so I am actually glad to see when someone shows their mistakes in a video like this one, it helps others learn from them, so thank you for posting this video.
What you’re trying to say is really inspirational and heartfelt but the only thing that we’ve learned today is that this guy doesn’t know how to put together a CPU block correctly. Nothing anywhere in this video gave us anything to learn FROM aside from his mess. Which we know nothing about in this video, except for he didn’t put it together correctly. Curb your fishing.
If you know what your doing custom loops are zero issue at all specially if you double check everything properly and lay paper towels all over your motherboard before you do your first pump test. Also no an AIO will not cool as good as a custom loop.. there are AIOs that can be very comparable though to a simple/basic custom loop but the entire purpose of a custom loop is it being “custom” and being able to add as much cooling as you’d like. For example you could have four 540mm radiators stacked up and no AIO would be able compete with that. But if you’re just doing a very basic custom loop with a small single 240mm radiator then sure a 240mm AIO will be very similar.. but also an AIO hot plate is not gonna cool as well as some of the expensive high performance and custom hot plates of a custom loop water block.. so special custom cooled water blocks coupled with very large or many radiators on a custom loop can easily exceed what even the best AIO’s can do
@@flooferssAIO’s aren’t better than custom. Usually you use 2 radiators. An AIO only passes through one. The return from being cooled by the fans is much shorter and still contains more heat before it hits your CPU again.
Custom water cooling loop is really only useful if you intend to cool both GPU and CPU with it. If you were going to use it just on the CPU, you shoulda gotten an AIO.
So why does ek and other companys sell diy kits just for the cpu and dont include the GPU? I think that a custom loop looks way better that AIO and i have one AIO!
Always test your loops externally if possible. Unless installation of that block caused this massive seal leak ( I don'tsee how it could've ), it should've been caught outside that case. Easily done with soft lines. At least nothing else was powered.
if you dont have the money to replace your pc parts, I recommend not watercooling it. These mistakes happen so often and cost people thousands. I speak from experience.
None of the parts will be damaged. Just have to dry them off. When you test a watercooling loop you just power the pump, when electronics aren't powered water doesn't really do anything.
I love the air leak tests for this reason. And putting paper towels around the connectors just to avoid this nightmare of did I just destroy $1K plus worth of components in 5 seconds flat?
The solution if you do this and it happens is to unplug the psu disassemble the rig clean ALL CIRCUIT BOARDS thoughrley with crc electric cleaner! Then let dry be aware of thermal pads do not hit thermal pads with crc electric cleaner instead dissasemble the gpu for example and clean the board dry the thermal pads or replace if they crumble this will ensure with near 100% certainty the rig is not damaged and you will be ok
Whew at least none of it was actually on.. but what I’d love to know is why the water block for the cpu was leaking behind the acrylic? That wasn’t the fault of the fittings… that’s a faulty cpu water block.
Tbh custom loops look absolutely amazing but with how fast pc parts are improving each gen it’s not really worth doing since even the highest end parts will be upgrade worthy. It’s good if you don’t plan on upgrading the build
@@silmupelaa6349 absolutely worth it if you want a dead silent PC. AIO are super noisy and don't cool so well compared to a massive radiator. Heatsinks super noisy. If you plan to upgrade your GPU in the run and cool it as well, might just as well start with CPU.
This is certainly scary, but what a lot of people don't realise is that coolant isn't conductive, so it most likely won't short circuit anything, and would the system would be good to go after a day or two of drying. Especially considering that the guy is doing a test run specifically to reveal any leaks, which is why the fans aren't on
This is why you do a pressure test first they hook right up to your loop and only cost 24-50bucks. It's a great thing for anytime you build your pc, move your pc, drain your loop, or modify your loop. It takes about five minutes to tell weather or not you have a problem.
I run distilled water on leak test. Components are off, and 24pin jumped on the PSU. That way i just squirt distilled water everywhere and nothing is harmed. Also I can drain the loop and redesign any sections if it doesn't drain/bleed correctly, and I won't waste coolant.
No power and pure distilled water = no harm at all, you can easily clean the motherboard this way after drying off correctly. Motherboards rarely have to be cleaned that way though.
You'll have to be careful with compressed air because they contain additives that could damage the board, but if angled correctly preventing liquid from leaking, then you're good. Some don't but some have it as an inhalant measure.
This is actually one reason why I hate the fact power supplies are at the bottom now days. When they were at the top the whole Motherboard was shifted farther down in the case. This also means you could have space for optical drives as well without affecting airflow.
@@the_irs_real irrelevant because that doesn't solve the issue of not having space for optional drives, optical drives without blocking air flow. You know the cool fun stuff. Like using RPCS3 booting from your PS3 disk without having to rip or making an iso. Nonthing cooler than emulation using authentic disk games on a PC. Sadly people have forgotten how awesome physical media is now days to a point cases are not even designed to accommodate them anymore. With the PSU up top you have space for that.
Its not a leak cpu, fluid comes from other side so either it was cheap part, or some corrosion of metals eated plate. He probably used simple water, or this blue stuff eated metals
That "wou wou wou" was the sound of his soul leaving his body
🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂
his sould got to its spirit car and tried to leave his body, what you hear was the car not working, so the soul stayed to fix that mess.
lol
XDDDDDDD
Bye bye computer , the fact is , this is always bewn my nightmere , i never ever tried a costum loop , and after this scene will never do
You gotta warn people of jump scares like that.
What the fuck screamer where is the screamer
Jump Scare Videos < PC Fails
Title of the video "water cooling pc FAIL" notice that keyword, F A I L, did you not notice that?
That sounds like a you problem.
@@nikolaiorr8383WHAT?! Where? Don't do this to me!
In PC Building Community. This is consider as a jump scare. Even scarier than the rising price of GPU back in 2020.
Pump scare
That was quite a jump back then too, no one was expecting that level of jump.
Less scary, I think. But a leak onto the GPU in 2020, on the other hand...
@@NoSuchStrings
LOL
What... A jump scare .. why
bro’s a fall guy
Yo🤣
Lmfaoo
The thumbnail through... 😭
💀💀
Quick question 🙋♂️
Why do u have that as your pfp?
That Mini Heart Attack
Yaa😁
What do you mean mini?
@@k1rqn886 you don’t get it
Its just like legos but worse and heartbreaking
@@Skulldude-yj9kg I was just saying that I would have had an ACTUAL heart attack and not just a mini heart attack.
"Mini" to me is an understatement.
@@k1rqn886 He's referring to him freaking out so calmly and not screaming his lungs out about it, that's why it's "mini"..... I'm guessing that's the case.
Fans may be loud, but they don’t leak.
Some pc’s have to be water cooled in addition with fans.
@@basket1099 at that point you should just temperature control the entire room.
Watercooling uses fans too though.
@@joshuadelaughter They have to; that's how radiators work, and the liquid is a heat transfer medium. That's the only difference between that and the traditional cooling method. Much like a car, to be honest.
@@ifyourmarriedyourasimpandacuck I guess. That wouldn’t really work though. Takes a lot to cool down a top of the line cpu
Well he’s smart enough to run the pump without turning his components on. This should be fine.
hopefully none got into the gpu, i'm installing my own cooling system soon so I hope this doesn't happen to me 😅
@@UnknownAFS my blessings brother
Well, the PSU that supplies power is still just below the liquid overflow.
@@UnknownAFS done this three times never had any problems..
@@sheppardpat47 thanks but also does anyone have any tips for running a cpu and gpu water cooler? first time building a real gaming rig and i'm kinda scared
For any people who are concerned, this person plugged in the pump and only the pump. This means that while the system probably got wet, it wasn't plugged in. As long as you let it dry, the system will be fine. I can see the jumper plugged into the 24 pin connector lol
couldn't you just use water that isn't corrosive or electric
@@dominik8249 You could use distilled water but sometimes coolant will be formulated in a way which lets it transfer heat better. The solid blue color has nothing to do with that though lol, the lengths we go to for aesthetic.
the coolants are mostly non conductive i guess
@@omerbilir3784that would make them useless at doing their job
@JorgeAviles-lq8ngnot unless there's lots of conductive residue in it.
This, ladies and gents, is why I'm wary of water cooling systems.
There is non conductive coolant.
@@madkas14 there is also the air pressure test that should be used before any liquid enters the system
@@juansnow5897 yep, I miss building custom water cooled pc's. Last time I built one was back in 2010 lol.
@@madkas14 nothings really changed apart from better quality parts and more options to choose from with ek and corsair being the best to choose from imo (corsair is good to link the lighting with just 1 software and ek just looks better)
If you use distilled water (nonconductive), it won't be a problem
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@@criticalcat420 🏃⚡
@@criticalcat420 600000000 hours*
That's why pressure testing your water loop is really important. Also the water seems to be coming out from the back of the cpu block which is really odd!
that's why you don't put liquid cooling on some mid parts lmao it's so unnecessary...
The back of the block wasn't closed properly also the O ring and the back plate of the waterblock should be screwed tightly, after that you should air test it.
@@markokocevar181i was just about to say that faulty seals or not tightened down enough to close the seals.
my first costume watercooling i tested it with air pressure on the first try everything was good
What preasure level for water cooling?
Very smart to test unpowered, at a minimum, close off one end of the loop with your finger and blow into it. The blow test would 100% have caught that gigantic leak.
late reply but that's super smart
ur a genius bro lmao i probably would of powered it on 💀
I didn’t know you could cool with the water directly on the board
you actually can people did that with mineral oil and whatnot
@@ishid_anfarded_king That's not "You actually can" Water is much different than oil😂
That's coolant
Mineral oil doesn’t corrode
That’s why people did it with mineral oil and what not
“It ain’t got no gas in it”
Mmhmm
Don’t ever buy no gas from the gas station
Is that a sling blade reference?
No gasket
@@nickoloes Yup.
Even when you know it's coming, it still hurts.
ayo??
Thats what she said.
So long as you are using a non conductive fluid (even distilled water) and you are only powering the pump this is fine. It is always a moment of panic for sure but so long as you dry it up and then clean any dyes off with alcohol.
Thankfully these days there are air pressure tools that you can hook up to your loop and push some air into it before you put any liquid in and let it sit with the pressure for an hour or two and if the pressure stays the same you have no leaks.
I had a massive leaking due a few fittings with the full sistem running and it won´t died. Cooling fluids are non conductive, the only trouble it´s you have to deep clean every single wet part with isopropyl alcohol, cause the cooling flui let residues when it dried. Unless you used tap water (thing that no one do) there is no any problem more than the full clean wich it´s a real pain in the ass.
Que mejor herramienta que soplar tu mismo? Sjskdjjddjjd lit con la boca tu mismo puedes medir la presión jeje obviamente no puedes medir como tal pero puedes saber que no hay fugas t rodo está perfecto
I used a ballon 😅
That sounds way too complicated for building a pc
this can happen for three reasons:
you forgot the O-ring
you tightened too much
you tightened little or nothing
Reason one: i do it
Too many possible errors why does it have to be so scary
Tightening it too little or too much is a scary thing to thing about
It looks like it shot out the sides of the block, meaning it wasn't user error but I'm not an expert in this
I'd guess from that much fluid, someone forgot the O-ring
This is why I stick to an air cooled setup. I don’t trust myself not to make a mistake like this.
never had a leak in over 15 years of custom loop building. i consider myself clumsy sometimes, but if you follow the instructions and double check, it's no witchcraft.
This is why you need to know AIO, it's not exactly like this but it's technically better
this watercooler needs to be assembled, there is also pre assembled kits if you don't know how to do it.
Or just build it correctly and get better cooling with a more appealing aesthetic
@@honinakecheta601 that as well.
Next time before run that test, put some absorbers sheets everywhere!
I will....... Thank you for your suggestion ☺️
@@BlacklistSPEED bro it’s been 5 days when are you gonna thank him smh
@@ryguy9205 😂
Fuck off with your fancy "absorbers sheet" paper towels are da way
Or you could just not use fucking liquid in you’re pc
This is why I'm too scared to try custom liquid cooling
Yea me and my dad had to deal with fixing a water cooled computer a few times for close to 2 years and we probably had to replace parts or change the direction of the pipes every time. And sometimes we had this exact same thing happen to us, it’s heart pounding to see the liquid leak down😂
Water cooling has to be like, the number one thing people screw up when building a PC 😂
That's why I stick to air coolers. My poor heart would not endure if I made an error like this.
I’d go as far as installing a Closed Loop Cooler, or an All-In-One liquid cooler, in my computer. Building a custom water loop is too costly for me in both construction and maintenance.
@@CLfreak246no, my deepcool water cooler fucking exploded on me
@@PneumaticFrog Deepcool failed you? You made sure that nothing you did during installation contributed to the problem? Got an RMA?
I went with Arctic personally.
@@CLfreak246 deepcool yep, they tried to deny warranty until I said I would take it to small claims court and they folded, gave me $2000 for the pc lol
i like the pump's sound "woow woow woow woow"
This comment just helped my panic attack lip quivering and giggling at 5 am thank you
I love the click sound of his voice in the beginning
@Steven S he is joking about the dudes voice when it started leaking
@@TacticalPhoenixYT he is joking about it too
Picasso
Imagine selling your kidney for a water-cooled PC and got this
My kidney leaks also
@@JinKee LOL you sell leaking kidney, you get leaking PC.
@@JinKee my brain leaks.
It kinda feels good
So weird that I always wondered what a coolant leak would look like inside of the case and this is the first time I’ve ever seen it since building my own PCs starting in 2008. I’m just glad that it’s alright from the way it looks. Definitely could have been worse, hopefully it wasn’t a loss friend! 🤝
U can see that he had unplugged the 24-pin connector which supplies power to the MOBO, hence it's safe , Intelligent guy👍
i read this and first thought "wtf is a mobo ??"
im not smart
I think an intelligent guy would have read the instruction’s for the water cooling system before fumbling that football
@@Robnoxious77 Oversight isn't indicative of intelligence. Yes, they forgot to do something that would have stopped this leak, which can happen to any human. They also took the necessary precautions to ensure that if this occurred, the risk would be minimal.
@@dominickkramer6469 motherboard
@@dominickkramer6469 Slang terms like that are dumb anyway. “Mobo” isn’t that much easier to type out or say than “motherboard.”
Lol this is why I always like to check my systems with pure distilled water first.
Yes. And stock up on it. It's hard to find it in big cities these days. Use distilled for washing pcb's and nothing else. It evaporates and leaves nothing behind down to the atom.
@@ratcatcher4804 is it? Is the distilled water at Walmart for $1/gallon not "pure?"
@@giin97 distilled. Only distilled on the label. Pure on the label would be a spring water or purified and has minerals and chlorine. Distilled is nothing but h2o in the jug
@@ratcatcher4804 yeah, says steam distilled, nothing else. I've not had trouble finding it in my city, so I thought maybe it, like the "Walmart version" meme goes, wasn't the "real thing." Just curious.
Smart person… very very smart.
Hundreds in damage avoided
the right perspective, so as long as the PC was powered off with no great amount of excess power, is a great defense and much more likely for nothing to have gone wrong. Proper clean up and dry off is all it needs :)
This is the only horror clip that keeps gamers awake at night
Although nothing will be damaged you should always test your custom loops with some air but not running it dry
@@Aviator1414 What are you talking about? There's already air in the system before you fill it with water 🤦♂️
@@Aviator1414 you good?
@The Iron Swede lmao? He's not wrong... always test with air first. They make an air pressure pump just for this task of testing.
@@321findus if you run an Air compressor on low (you can even use mist to see it) you'll feel the holes in the circuit
@@321findus It's called a leak down tester. You pressurize the system and watch the gauge. If it loses pressure you know you have a leak to fix. EK Waterblocks usually includes them in their kits or with their monoblock motherboards.
Looks like someone took apart the cpu waterblock and didnt put it back together correctly
Must have left the gasket out lol.
New phobia unlocked 🔓
Distilled water leakophobia
This is why you test the loop for 24hrs with paper towels in your system. Probably forgot the rubber gaskets or didn't tight down the plate to the block.
No its called corrosion
@@arturasnesakysiu1684 On a new system? Lol
The block is cracked. It shouldn't be leaking out the back
Pc to water cooler se water melon hogaya....🤣
😅
I will see this in my nightmares, and probably never go for a custom loop.
😭
it doesnt destroy the computer
@@kaksidaksi3455 wouldn't want that to happen anyway. Also saw vids where guys who are into water cooling, could not fix a leak in some custom loops no matter how they tried. I'm not a master either
@@saturn8135 well not with his case his components are fine and looking at the coolant its not corrosive his components arent turned on and not even connected to power in the first place as u can see the 24 pin connector is disconnected so it should be fine probs
This is why you jump start it like he is. Just in case it spills anywhere you can clean it up with nothing damaged. And potentially fix where said leaks are coming from. In my opinion of having messed with both closed and open loop setups. It doesn't look like there is enough pressure on the back plate to keep it all from spraying out the sides. Or he has a faulty heat sink plate. Doesn't look like a very well known brand. On a serious note if you want to go liquid cooling go for a closes loop that's pre-built that you can refill! Those are the best. I just picked up one myself like 3 months ago. First I had closed, then open custom loop, then switched back to closed once I found the ocool eisbaer closed loop that is refillable. I truly love it and would recommend it to all....also don't ever use colored liquid. You will have to do a lot more cleaning/maintenance on your rig.
Love to read the dumb suggestions so many people have after watching another person's failure or mistake. When creating or engineering something, there is often a detail that gets overlooked, forgotten, or just never even thought of. These failures are what others learn from, so I am actually glad to see when someone shows their mistakes in a video like this one, it helps others learn from them, so thank you for posting this video.
What you’re trying to say is really inspirational and heartfelt but the only thing that we’ve learned today is that this guy doesn’t know how to put together a CPU block correctly. Nothing anywhere in this video gave us anything to learn FROM aside from his mess. Which we know nothing about in this video, except for he didn’t put it together correctly. Curb your fishing.
yeah ill stick to my aio, custom loops are accidents waiting to happen 💀
arent they 90 times better anyways
If you know what your doing custom loops are zero issue at all specially if you double check everything properly and lay paper towels all over your motherboard before you do your first pump test. Also no an AIO will not cool as good as a custom loop.. there are AIOs that can be very comparable though to a simple/basic custom loop but the entire purpose of a custom loop is it being “custom” and being able to add as much cooling as you’d like. For example you could have four 540mm radiators stacked up and no AIO would be able compete with that. But if you’re just doing a very basic custom loop with a small single 240mm radiator then sure a 240mm AIO will be very similar.. but also an AIO hot plate is not gonna cool as well as some of the expensive high performance and custom hot plates of a custom loop water block.. so special custom cooled water blocks coupled with very large or many radiators on a custom loop can easily exceed what even the best AIO’s can do
@@flooferss no . AIO are usually need replacing after 2 year and if you go cheap then probably faster. they are cheaper and easy to install
@@flooferssAIO’s aren’t better than custom. Usually you use 2 radiators. An AIO only passes through one. The return from being cooled by the fans is much shorter and still contains more heat before it hits your CPU again.
Custom water cooling loop is really only useful if you intend to cool both GPU and CPU with it. If you were going to use it just on the CPU, you shoulda gotten an AIO.
And better get liquid cooled motherboard too so the vrm not going toast.
So why does ek and other companys sell diy kits just for the cpu and dont include the GPU? I think that a custom loop looks way better that AIO and i have one AIO!
And if u know anything about custom loops, u will undrestand that the kit that he installed is a diy from EK just for the CPU.
umm u know when pump aio stop moving u need replace all of them the good thing is aio have some warranty
Yes but actually it ia not just looking good it also performs better than any aio
Always test your loops externally if possible. Unless installation of that block caused this massive seal leak ( I don'tsee how it could've ), it should've been caught outside that case. Easily done with soft lines. At least nothing else was powered.
This is why you just make sure it's airtight first
if you dont have the money to replace your pc parts, I recommend not watercooling it. These mistakes happen so often and cost people thousands. I speak from experience.
This is literally the reason of why my computer is not water-cooled.
None of the parts will be damaged. Just have to dry them off. When you test a watercooling loop you just power the pump, when electronics aren't powered water doesn't really do anything.
@@kwlkid85 Yes, but I still feel more comfy with the old and nice fan coolers
(and imagine cleaning all that blue stuff off 🫣)
This made me shake uncontrollably and fall out of my chair and have a heart attack.
Same XD
I love the air leak tests for this reason. And putting paper towels around the connectors just to avoid this nightmare of did I just destroy $1K plus worth of components in 5 seconds flat?
He didn’t destroy anything
Ill take all the destroyed components lol
Hell you could rinse it off with a garden hose powered and Id still find working parts
Bro sounded like a f***ed up police siren💀
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The solution if you do this and it happens is to unplug the psu disassemble the rig clean ALL CIRCUIT BOARDS thoughrley with crc electric cleaner! Then let dry be aware of thermal pads do not hit thermal pads with crc electric cleaner instead dissasemble the gpu for example and clean the board dry the thermal pads or replace if they crumble this will ensure with near 100% certainty the rig is not damaged and you will be ok
तुम तो बड़े heavy driver हो bhai
😂😂😂😂
Thank you bhai😭😭😭😭😭
Always do air test before pouring the liquid.
I will.. thank you for your valuable suggestion
he likes do wo wo wo wo
I felt the pain when you spent a lot on your PC and the results are this
dont worry now its fine 🙂
the water cooling shit cost more then the gpu
Oof, always pressure test first 👌🏾
Bruh this still gave me a heart attack and it isn't even mine
Because we r from middle class family
@@BlacklistSPEED fr
Only a Gamer can understand him 😌
this is why fans are better
Nai bhai nai chahiye liquid cooling system , hum fan main hi khus hain 🤣😂😂👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Sahe kaha 😂
This is why people use an air pressure test nowadays
:Мама сынок почему ты обосался во сне
: Также мой сон
notice that the motherboards power feed is unplugged for good reason! nothing was hurt in the filming of this video..
It could be stuffed, if the fluid is electrically conductive and any of it got on a capacitor. It does appear to be safe, though.
That was good, do it again!
is this a joke🥺😭
Repeat the video
R.I.P. The Owner
Don't worry now it's fine 🙂
@@BlacklistSPEED now is ez to say, but at that time we all hear that: "wo wo wo wo"
At this moment he knew he f*ked up
This has to be the hardest video that i have ever tried to watch. I can feel 1/4 of this guys pain and its already excruciating
bro, get a pressure tester. You bought EK stuff so I know you saw it on their site and your water cooling so you should be able to afford it
Ok.. Thank you
Bruh just get a nh d15 or an ak620
That’s exactly why they say water doesn’t go well with electronics 😉
If I was there then I am gonna die
But I am still alive 😅
@@BlacklistSPEED bro I think you upload gaming videos
Press F to pay Respect.
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Didn’t have the motherboard plugged in, smart.
or common sense at this point
Boys on 1st december:
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I watch 6 secs video, but got unskippable ads for 15 secs. perfect
Thank you
In Russia there are no ads on youtube anymore lol 10 out of 10
That PC's dead. It just doesn't know it yet...
It's fine as long as you just take apart the pc leave it to dry over 3 days and reassemble and it should work
Thank you for your valuable suggestion☺️
My guy just recited those “you spilled water on your pc” videos
it’s not even his video
Don't be up set try again you will do best next time 😇
I am totally fine but my wallet is upset 💸😭
@@BlacklistSPEED 🤣👌
Whew at least none of it was actually on.. but what I’d love to know is why the water block for the cpu was leaking behind the acrylic? That wasn’t the fault of the fittings… that’s a faulty cpu water block.
Tbh custom loops look absolutely amazing but with how fast pc parts are improving each gen it’s not really worth doing since even the highest end parts will be upgrade worthy. It’s good if you don’t plan on upgrading the build
PSA: Pressure test your cooling loop before powering it on. FFS
His comp is powered off, he’s only powering the pump, good PSA though. I wouldn’t even test it near my computer components if it’s the first go…
the good is that the "water" is not water so it cant damage the pc
What is it then
@@stanleybochenek1862 Distilled water
Super bro good job 👍🏿👍🏿
No bro bad job😭
Why did you feel the need to physically hurt me like this? I'm gonna need to file a restraining order against this sort of abuse.
So sad I cannot start crying
Don't start it's fine now ☺️
@@BlacklistSPEED lol
It's yours pc can it repair 😧😧
Yes it can
@@BlacklistSPEED ok you fix it okok I ask you because I will also built pc with aio ok bhi no tention
@@MYTHRANGER are you English? If you can explain what your saying I could try to help lol
@@Collas42 bro I write in hindi language
@@Collas42 I say I also want to build aio pc so no tension that it will leak
This is the reason for young guy heart attack😬
Don't say anything 🤐😫
He didn’t have his motherboard plugged in so as long as he deep cleans it very well it should be perfectly fine
That's why I'm scared of putting watercooling in my pc
Omg my heart☹️💐
You just could get a liquid cooler if you only plan on cooling the CPU. I would always spend the 150 dollars extra on cooling the GPU.
Future planning... Money 💸 💰 shortage 😭
Thank you for your suggestion
Custom loop only for cpu is not worth it but gpu is another story... then you might do cpu aswell.
@@silmupelaa6349 absolutely worth it if you want a dead silent PC. AIO are super noisy and don't cool so well compared to a massive radiator. Heatsinks super noisy. If you plan to upgrade your GPU in the run and cool it as well, might just as well start with CPU.
This is certainly scary, but what a lot of people don't realise is that coolant isn't conductive, so it most likely won't short circuit anything, and would the system would be good to go after a day or two of drying. Especially considering that the guy is doing a test run specifically to reveal any leaks, which is why the fans aren't on
Wow very good 👍
Bad for me
So sad bro so sad 😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😟😟😟😟
Don't worry brother now it's completely fine.... Thank you for visiting my video ☺️
Bete moj kardi waah bete waah tum to bade heavy driver nikle
This is why you do a pressure test first they hook right up to your loop and only cost 24-50bucks. It's a great thing for anytime you build your pc, move your pc, drain your loop, or modify your loop. It takes about five minutes to tell weather or not you have a problem.
ponle ventilador... no pongas esa uewada
How did it happen bro? Is ur pc fine after that?
Yaa don't worry now it's fine... ☺️
and that's why fan cooling is always better than water cooling.
Tip, always cover the components u can with kitchen roll so if it does leak then some components will be safe
Oh no
That's so funny 🤣🤣😝
Not for me😫
@@BlacklistSPEED Yeh, I feel bad for you
@@satighgfhhh don't fuckin laugh at that
R.I.P🙏 PC 🥺😭 my Heart Bleeding💔😭
There are only two types of water cooling coolers: a burst cooler and
a cooler that's about to burst
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I run distilled water on leak test. Components are off, and 24pin jumped on the PSU. That way i just squirt distilled water everywhere and nothing is harmed.
Also I can drain the loop and redesign any sections if it doesn't drain/bleed correctly, and I won't waste coolant.
No power and pure distilled water = no harm at all, you can easily clean the motherboard this way after drying off correctly. Motherboards rarely have to be cleaned that way though.
You'll have to be careful with compressed air because they contain additives that could damage the board, but if angled correctly preventing liquid from leaking, then you're good. Some don't but some have it as an inhalant measure.
This is actually one reason why I hate the fact power supplies are at the bottom now days. When they were at the top the whole Motherboard was shifted farther down in the case. This also means you could have space for optical drives as well without affecting airflow.
most expensive cases dont have the psu basement but rather have a psu chamber
this means that the psu is in the behind the mobo instead of under it
@@the_irs_real irrelevant because that doesn't solve the issue of not having space for optional drives, optical drives without blocking air flow. You know the cool fun stuff. Like using RPCS3 booting from your PS3 disk without having to rip or making an iso.
Nonthing cooler than emulation using authentic disk games on a PC.
Sadly people have forgotten how awesome physical media is now days to a point cases are not even designed to accommodate them anymore.
With the PSU up top you have space for that.
@@Alte.Kameraden you know you can just buy an external optical drive
@@the_irs_real Not the same personally.
@@Alte.Kameraden also theres some modern cases that have optical drive bays
As a videos i sow form builders you must check the pressure first then adding water 🌹🌹
Its not a leak cpu, fluid comes from other side so either it was cheap part, or some corrosion of metals eated plate. He probably used simple water, or this blue stuff eated metals