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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.พ. 2019
- This is a video on how to modify your computers AIO (all in one) water cooler! I mostly show how to change the tubes on them because that is a process the majority of AIOs have in common. Having clear tubes means you can see the water in the system, and if you dye it a cool color then you've got something unique and interesting showcased inside your PC.
You can also change the look of the radiator and pump, but the way to do that is different on every AIO so I can't show how to do it on every one. I do have an example of how to do one of them, so if you've got the same one then you can copy it! Otherwise, you'll need to experiment. Don't fret though, taking apart the pump is much easier than draining and refilling the loop.
I got my clear soft tubes from EKWB: www.ekwb.com/shop/accessories...
It's good to use tubes that are specifically designed for this purpose, if you get lower quality ones they will tend to degrade over time and get gunk in your liquid.
Some places you can find coolant and anti corrosive water treatment! I used Mayhems in the video, but I also suggest Thermaltakes P1000 coolant as it has that nice anti corrosive quality. Mix your coolant with distilled water if you need extra liquid.
www.ttpremium.com/product/p10...
www.mayhems.net/
Tools and coolers from the video (affiliate links):
Cooler Master Masterliquid AIO: amzn.to/2IGGY1j
Corsair H100i AIO: amzn.to/2XtE4Ah
Reeven NAIA AIO: www.reeven.com/naia-240-rw-2401
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Thank you so much for the shout out mate, really cool mod too!
Really love your work too! You should go commercial. I would definitely order stuff if you do.
I've just subbed to both channels!
Haha, cool stuff! Bit-tech is great!
Can you try this with the kraken please
4 years later, would this method work with a custom loop forgoing a reservoir or distro plate
5 years later, this still a damn good straight forward video on modding AIOs, thanks mate!
Finally something different than those cable mod "tutorials"
This literally makes it possible to build a custom loop of multiple rads in a very cheap way! Thanks alot!
Content like this will bring your channel really far. Great video :)
Very helpful to me that you showed taking apart that corsair aio to paint the trim. Exactly what I was looking for!
It been a long thanks for coming back n shearing ur ideas with us
Thank you dearly for giving me confidence in doing this beautiful DIY. I'm going to do this on my asetek 120mm and probably up it to a 240mm.
Look, you went straight and easily solved the problem of the presence of air in the pressure line of the liquid, I watched many videos doing repairs on this hydro and none of them used this method of plunging the suction line of the pump into the tank! Congratulations I'm going to do the same thing on my H100i Corsair!!!
Dietec is a good dude. Nice, mellow presentation.
Nice mod man thanks for sharing, have a few AIOs laying around and this is tempting.
Im amazed about how simple is the stock join of the radiator and pump, just pushing the tube and that’s it :0
Thanks for the video, it’s very useful!
Phenomenal content as always. Keep up the good work.
wouw, was just looking for a way to mod the logo on the AIO, but never really knew how it would look taken apart. Thx a lot!
I love your videos and this one was particularly useful to me because my AIO started to make bubbling/rattling sounds, so I needed to refill it. I watched many vids about the procedure, including the GN one (which was very pathetic TBH) and your video stands as the BEST among the other ones because of its clean procedure. Nice tutorial. Well done. THANKS!
Always nice to see your videos man!
Awesome video. Thank you for taking the time to do this for us.
Perfect timing! My brother and I were about to buy 2 360 Castle RGB(s) and I was debating on doing something like this.
Did you end up doing it?
@@zozeur2172 i guess no
Bummed to see you're not making videos anymore this was super cool
I know it's been a few years but thank you for making this. I have the H80i and I'm going to do this but add a reservoir on the outside.
If the cooler is old I suggest checking the barbs for galvanic corrosion. If you see any signs, disassemble the CPU block to check it for clogging particles of aluminum & super carefully clean the fins then put it back together before proceeding with the rest of the video.
How does he not have millions of subs yet? his videos are Llterally straight forward and simple asf. also they are completely useful stuff.
More to come soon :)
It's been a while since the last one.
Once again top notch video! I just wish that you uploaded videos more frequently!
Me too haha. One day soon I'll have a workshop in my basement.
Dude sick! all your stuff is great man!
I was surprised at how little water came out of that radiator when you had the pump on when you were burping the loop. I thought the flow would of been quite a bit stronger but instead, it literally dribbled out! I suppose the default pump speed is on like a balanced setting. I was looking at my Corsair H100iv2 and instead of it having that sort of shrink rap black rubber, mine has plastic. There is really nothing to cut unless I really take this thing a part it seems. I'll probably have to go find a teardown video of my aio to get started. Love your mods man!
Great work, Myles! I'm still going to mod my H100i V2 but I have something different in mind. Thanks for being an inspiration!
Share ur idea man
@@harshityashwardhan For now it's a secret 🤫
@@ImmodderNation what was the idea?
@@slazy824 I think I can tell now since i'm not sure i'm going to do it. I was going to turn it into a custom loop.
@@ImmodderNation that was..... anti-climactic to say the least.
Loved your video ...keep bringing moding videos for different computer parts😊😘
I plan to!! I may take small breaks with videos sometimes if I'm busy, but I plan to keep the modding going for pretty much ever so they will keep coming! :)
nice contents, didnt know the trick to fill the AIO under the water until I see your vid. thanks
Thank you. One thing you might want to mention if you update. Most hoses are permeable to a limited degree. Over time they all lose water and eventually the pump fails when it starts pumping air. By doing what you've recommended, you can extend the life of the pump, maybe not a lot, (I have no science to back this up) but better than just letting a pump die after a few years. Really like your channel for the ideas. I'm using this one to extend a loop that was too short for little $$$.
Service it every 12 months it will last for years.
This video was all I needed so I can refill my cooler🙏
WTF?! I was literally searching for this yesterday!
Lovely performed man! I did this last year to two different AIOs, can approve it's easy and encreases performance and looks. For all those people who havent't allready an AIO to do so I would suggest buying an AIO such as Eisbear (LT) which is acctually designed to be modded. I loved to mod mine twice allready.
dude im 3 years late but i wanna ask, can i use nzxt x62 radiator only as custom loop is it gonna fit with tubing like Ekwb ZMT ?
happy you are back!
U are the genius that's what I looking for thank you man ☺️
Even though I have a custom loop, this teached something new to me, great video! :)
I can teach you as well, rather than using "teached" one should instead have used "taught". I am sure you have studied grammar by now since it has been a year and all since this schoolboy approach was sentenced together. Don't ~ mnd me though ^^ ;d
@@Mary-qr5ce maybe English is their second language? Maybe remember there is a whole world of different people with different backgrounds out there. Maybe think about that for a few minutes before making a post that makes you look like a knob head. See, I have teached/taught you something new too now! :)
This is so cool! This means I could totally add my GPU to the loop! :o
i want to do that to have you done
i am legit thinking of doing this to my brand new NZXT Kraken Z73 Aio......... Great Vid thank you so much
great as always man, keep it up!
thank you for this very nice tutorial! good day to you!
This is exactly what I need. Thank you so much.
thanks dude! helped me out I'm going to add a 360mm rad to my corsair cooling 3950x
this is giving me motivation might hardline my aio
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Totally did this on my cooler master ML240L. It worked so well that i did it to my h60 as well. Heres a tip. Crayola makes these color tablets for kids baths, there designed to not stick to or diy and surface they come in contact with. So now you can color the aio water now
What wss the id snd od of the tubes of fhe ml240l tubes thst u used?
thats pretty cool man, might have to do this with my cpu cooler!
Dude did you come up with this method yourself? you are a genius!
I did not! I don't know who invented it though, probably was many years ago when AIOs started to be a thing honestly
Great video!
If using anti-freeze with corrosion inhibitors make sure to USE GLOVES! Take proper safety using Ethylene glycol!
Woah that's so cool. Didnt know you could do that
That feeling when the first video out of a bunch of open tabs answers your question!
good Job man , I enjoyed to watch to your beautiful exeperience ...🌷🌺
Finally finally you do it you are amazing bro i was searching a long time about how to custom the cooler can you make a video how to open the the corsair h60 2018 pipe ?
This is so awesome and it looks like such a fun project. If only I had 120$ to spend on a cooler.
Sick case art. I've never seen someone do something like that. LOTR
humble dude, nice with this oneday i can refill AIOs if needed. thanks for sharing. i subscribe, good job
Yep saving this video gonna do this with a ryujin ii and upgrade the rad to a 420 cheers for doing this ill have to share this on reddit
Great video keep them coming!!
Has a custom loop... still watches video. Lol, good work man
I was literally searching for this 3 years ago lol.
what size is the tubes you use on the cooler master aio? i want to mod mine like that
I grabbed my food, now ready to watch your video.
Think I'm gonna wait until the warranty ends before I mod my H115i...
it has 5 year warranty omg
@@alejandro73351 o rly? nvm then lol
tbh i like it as it is so probably wont mod it anyway
@@finndann6686 shia labeouf just do it.gif
@@finndann6686 I had it for 2 years and recently cpu was 50 on idle so I opened the waterblock (copperplate) and it was gunked up. I used oven cleaner to clean it and refilled with water instant 15 degrees difference. the water in it was brown by the way. by the way didn't mod it, I just refilled it from the block and it worked like a charm.
@@Maheralwan saving your comment for two year later reference!
This video is old. Anyone finding it in present time. You’ll want to know how much liquid the OEM puts in. Some air is required, water expansion under heat is a real deal. With zero air and all water. Thermal expansion could be a serious issue causing leaking/cracks/etc which would damage the air or other components. So leave some air but better just find how much liquid the oem puts in w/e aio you have. That’s the key.
lol I was just looking at your channel like 10 min ago to see if you had a new vid and then I get a notification. :) Yay!
Yay!! Yeah it's taking me a while lately to make them since I'm moving and am currently homeless lol. Hopefully soon I'll have a basement workshop though, good god that's going to be great.
@@DIYTechTube Hope your move is smooth and all goes well. And yay to the workshop. :)
The radiator all inside the water blown my mind
hi dietec, would u recommend or think it would look nice just to spray paint the hose? i dont want to spend like 30 bucks on cablemod sleeves
Hey man, awesome video. I'm thinking about doing this exact thing with my EVGA CLC. Wondering what your (or anybody else's) thoughts are on upgrading the radiator to something bigger. Currently it uses 2 140MM fans, and i'd like to upgrade to one with 3 140MM fans. Do you think making the radiator bigger puts any stress on the pump that's in the waterblock or should i be okay?
Kind regards, and thanks!
A quick question
Could you try to mod a Raidmax Cobra 120aio with a pump in a radiator instead in a cpu block? Using a radiator and a pump but cutting of a cpu block and attaching Gpu block?
Would that be safe? I would make on hell of gpu Aio cooler for mini itx sistems..
This is exactly what I was looking for! I have AIO GPU and CPU, both seperate systems of course. I was wondering if when replacing the lines, do they have to be the same length? I want to make a custom case, and making the lines longer, would that cause any foreseen issue?
Thanks 👍
Hi it is super nice, I was wondering 2 things, I got the same aio!
What size is the tube ?
Is it possible to use the cpu block/pump on a bigger rad ?
tubes are usually 13/10 mm. I believe that the bigger the radiator, the bigger the pump should be.
Hi, thank you for the video, it is clear and easy to understand. Is it possible to modify it to a rigid pipe instead? what kind of adapters will I need, and will installation be a nightmare?
One question...
For antec mercury 360 aio liquidcooler, what tubing size does it supports?
Looks amazing 😍😍
what are the inner- and outerdiameter of the transparent tubes that u use for the cooler master AIO?
Gates PowerGrip SB Clamp for that super clean look
05:25 hey I'm interested in doing that kind of mod too at some point. Do I have to detach any of the screws or can I just gently pull off the plastic cap cover? @dietec
Can you take off the soft tube inserts on the rad? I have a 360 aio and I’m wondering if I can repurpose the rad for my hard line build.
Just came across your video and I thought of a question. Is it possible to switch the connections from the barbs to some other more secure and professional looking connection like that of the compression style? I just found a water cooler for the Raspberry Pi 5 computer, and a company has made a small water cooler for it. The problem that I have is that the lines are flexible and I would like to take a crack at using actual rigid acrylic pipes for the cooling lines. However, these are not conducive to Barb style connections. So I wanted to switch them out. Do you think that's possible?
Hey awsome video, very informative. Ok i want to use a NZXT Kraken G12 on my Radeon VII and I need the tubing to be longer because of where i want to mount the AIO. So my question is does it matter how long the tubing is or it has to be the same lenth as the stock tubing???
Hello Dietec
Thanks for making these AIO videos.
These kind of in-depth walkthroughs are not common content.
I have seen your video on DeepCool Castle 360 I guess. Will these steps work on that particular AIO
The tube length is too much for my O-11 Dynamic razor edition case. I just want a shorter tube.
Hi May I know what kind of tube you are using on this AIO system?
Thank you for the awesome guides on modding :) Quick question, for the Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML240R, what inner diameter tube did you use? Consider getting that cooler for my next project, starting next month, so would be beyond helpful to know in advance :D
I don't remember what diameter! Lol sorry man
@@DIYTechTube That's alright, didn't expect you to remember :P The video is already plenty helpful! The only AIO i've ever modded was my first AIO, the Fractal Design Kelvin S24. Vinyl wrapped the shiny part of the CPU block with black carbon and added an EK res, EK fittings, some clear tubing and Mayhems red premix. Made it run through the VRM heatsink on the Z77 Maximus V Formula but didn't add a drainvalve or flush it beforehand, so the tubing ended up green on the inside haha
@@DIYTechTube Ah:( One year later and I am in the exact same spot with the question on the tubing. Got a Gen4 Asetek AIO and a cooper thick 240 rad for super cheap. Anyway, there is always a way to find out - to cut and measure myself:)
Hi! Nice video bro, i want to customize my CM ml360r to make it works with my cpu and gpu, do u think theres any trouble about that? What size of tubes are u using?
Is the part with puting the radiotor under water needed, if theres a resevoir in the loop?
Great video! Question:
If I got myself some Alphacool NexXxoS RXP-1 RAM-Cooler Black, it would be very straight forward to connect them up to a modded AIO like how you showed in this video, wouldn't it? Just add tubes and tighten them, and add them to the loop. Right?
My PC already has a good AIO for the CPU, but I found an old 240mm AIO in my PC parts box and I was thinking maybe I could try out water-cooling my RAM.... 😅
Thoughts?
Great video and thanks I'm gonna try this!! Also, what song did you use?
What size are the tubings you're using on the cooler master aio?
I have to do this because the ML240R tubes aren’t long enough for the Lian Li o11 mini. I’m re sleeving the tubes with braided chrome Mylar and using heat shrink tubing to reseal it like it was before. Thanks for the tutorial
So i hava an nzxt kraken x63 rgb so i can use the pump as a cpu cooler to my resevoir in my water cooling build?
Hello !!
Its very good idea...
One question: The sezion tube internal the cooler master ??
Thank you
Nice, i've been thinking of doing this for quite a while... Do you think that an nzxt pump (or basically any 240 rad pump, internally they're all kinda the same in speeds and l/h) would be okay with expanding the loop to cpu + gpu?
Actually not sure! These pumps are pretty weak. Try it and let me know :p
Did you keep the original coolant from the aio in the bucket and add the distilled water then mayhems to it?
Can i change the fan that it comes with ? Cause i want an rgb one if i buy a 120mm rgb fan it will work on the radiator?
Is it ok to full the radiator first before i proceed to next step? or Do I need to estimate the water?
Love your videos. How would you go about modding an AIO like this one with hard tubing?
Cheers
You are amazing
I am interested in integrating a Kraken z73 system with a 16mm pipe cooling water system.
I have several questions.
1-Do you see it possible?
2-What is the input and output of the Z73?
3-The water flow would be too much for the Z73?
4- Cut the pipes and put another radiator type G1 / 4?
Thanks a lot.
how do you prevent leaks when doing this? also is it possible to modify an aio cooler to add / swap an lcd screen? I want to swap the lcd screen from a nzxt into an asus ryou
Well this is good info, I was planning on an m-atx build for my son's gaming PC and was put off that I couldn't use my old H100i as the hoses are too long, and even easier for me because I don't need to replace the hoses, just trim them down and maybe sleeve them to a different color.
How well has this held up for you? I’d be worried about the tubes sliding off
Hey Dietec. Do you think I could expand my AIO to include a graphics card this way?
what inner diameter tubes would fit best for corsair? i have the h150i pro and i think it's pretty the same as the h100i
Hey I was thinkin of using my H105i and add a gpu and anither rad to the loop. I have very limited space in my case thats why I would like to use the cpu block-pump combo. Do you have any experiance with adding more components to the "AIO" loop? some say the pumps aren't strong enough ohters say its fine...