Water Cooling

CPU block
GPU block (if cooling gpu)
Reservoir
Pump
Radiators
fittings
tubing
water (DUR!!!)

Simple right, pffff lots more to it then that.

what more than that???? i know the basics i work with fridges and used ot work on agricultural machinery so i know how water cooling works

Not sure what you mean.

But i meant like the heat dissipation, tubing length and thickness, flow rates and pressure, jet plates and so on.

Fan rpm, 25mm vs 38mm

Radiator FPI thickness

Radiator thickness

Noise levels

Performance wanted

it can go on and on


I wasn't doubting your intelligence shiedsly if that's what you mean.

right hang on, lets do this one thing at a time and ill take notes, start with the resevior, i see you can get a "dual loop" what does this mean? and what advantage does this bring? does it mean u can have 2 seperate water circuits running???

Yeah, with dual loops you can have two independent systems running for a different job so that's say one is cooling a cpu and the other the gpu.

But the downside is you need a dual reservoir system and it takes up well more space in terms of tubing, it can be sometimes twice as expensive because pumps are not cheap in any way.

There is hardly any benefits for a dual loop on a small pc, its all looks and e peen.

ah cool can you come on teamspeak??? im in a learning modd and want to take all your information in haha