[Aesthetics]

Yeah, fuck water cooling. Why even mess with water around sensitive components when this beast can do almost as well without the effort or risk.

Lol, only average joe wouldn't benefit from watercooling.

I'm getting 40c on my GPU and 55c on my CPU

@ 4.8Ghz
GPU @ 1200/1500

I don't see hyper 212 EVO doing that. It would probably hit Tj max. Plus You can't mount hyper 212 EVO to your GPU..

[Mung]

Nice one op, that 4770K really compliments the rest of the build. 😁

[T0ucaNSaM]

Dude nice build very sleep and fresh i like the white with red casing

[Metalocalypse]

Yeah, fuck water cooling. Why even mess with water around sensitive components when this beast can do almost as well without the effort or risk.

Probably basing an opinion off skid watercoolers.

[JackChitt]

Hey!! Nice rig. I had that same CoolerMaster heat sink before I went liquid!
[IMG]http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/640x480q90/59/kke2.jpg[/IMG]

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Yeah, fuck water cooling. Why even mess with water around sensitive components when this beast can do almost as well without the effort or risk.

Because the it's quiet, cools better and the liquid I use is non-conductive.

[Aesthetics]

Hey!! Nice rig. I had that same CoolerMaster heat sink before I went liquid!
[IMG]http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/640x480q90/59/kke2.jpg[/IMG]

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Because the it's quiet, cools better and the liquid I use is non-conductive.

Any liquid can be conductive, even the ones that claim themselves to be non-conductive.

[JackChitt]

Any liquid can be conductive, even the ones that claim themselves to be non-conductive.

Only if contaminated. Either way.. My seals are tight and so are my clamps. No worries here bro.

[Aesthetics]

Only if contaminated. Either way.. My seals are tight and so are my clamps. No worries here bro.

No, any liquid used in your loop will pick up traces of metal particles and ions that escapes from radiators, pumps, cpu blocks. This cause liquid and even so called "non conductive" to gradually become conductive.

Either way, if you installed your loop correctly, shouldn't have to worry about it.

[Bo Burnham.]

Sick build OP. Would want some pictures on your gaming-corner! Running this build on 1x monitor would be quite a waste imo.

[JackChitt]

No, any liquid used in your loop will pick up traces of metal particles and ions that escapes from radiators, pumps, cpu blocks. This cause liquid and even so called "non conductive" to gradually become conductive.

Either way, if you installed your loop correctly, shouldn't have to worry about it.

I am using a deionized solution and change it every 2 years. I assure you my loop is tightly fit with clamps at each connection. I have never had a drop escape my rig in the 3 years it's been running.

[Mix HD]

Damn, thats sexy pc there. The case is really nice.

[Lady Deathstroke]

This looks like an awesome build and it seems like for what you need it will serve you perfectly the only thing I would have perhaps done differently is gone for some 1866 memory but that's just because I've heard great things about it.

Overall looks like a great PC that seems to have been built well should serve your needs perfectly.

[Xuna]

Why havent you bought a water cooler instead, when buying them good parts and not a water cooler, they are just 100% nicer than these big things...

[Sysmatic]

I like the cable management, I love the case.

It's a nice PC you got yourself OP.

[skaterebw]

Vary nice build all the parts you picked are great. :) gotta love dem white cases.