Asus Rog Crosshair X870E Hero Water Cooling Build
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Hello and welcome to my Channel. This is my first TH-cam video.
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System Specification:
Motherboard - Asus Rog Crosshair X870E Hero
CPU - AMD 7800X3D Overclocked 5.5 GHz
RAM - 64GB 6000 MHz CL30
Graphics Card - Gigabyte Gaming OC RTX4080 Overclocked to 3.1GHz with Custom Bias
Power Supply - FSP Hydro Ti Pro 1000W
Case - Phanteks 719
Music by:
Infraction - No Copyright Music
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I just wanted to say thank you to all the new subscribers and for your feedback there will be a new video coming soon
Thanks for showing the build early for those wanting to buy X870E
@@FreelancerJessMC you are welcome and thank you for your comment
That was a great video, definetely didn't feel like first one 😀
@@jakubmarzec4322 thank you so much. You are too kind I have just had a lot of advice and have good friends that understand editing software and I am improving every day I hope 🤞
I like this loop. Unconventional. The use of double 45 is perfect. Refreshing (pun intended).
New subscriber here.
@@Custom_PC_Keebs thank you so much for your comment and your subscription this is the great thing about using fittings is sometimes you can double them up to get the angle you want I think the only downside is possibly reduced flow rate but if you have a strong enough D5 pump shouldn’t be a problem
@@Tech-Tide2387 agreed. Reduced flow rate is a very nerd thing used by ppl who don’t watercool much. I mean they are right. And also true when using some quick disconnects. But in regular use scenarios (gaming, productivity and stuff like this), it really doesn’t make a big difference on the components cooling. Specially cause we like to populate our cases so cooling power is often overkill at first 😇
I like a lot the fact that you are not afraid to use fittings to make straight lines through the case. It looks awesome (and it also makes sense cause shortest path is pretty logical).
Keep on that amazing work !
@@Custom_PC_Keebs I totally agree with everything you’re saying I’ve also subscribed to your channel and when I have time, I will check out your videos as it looks like you have some amazing builds too I will be installing a second mini ITX system in this case at some point
@@Tech-Tide2387 yes I heard it in the video! Crazy idea to put the itx mobo at the bottom ! Gonna be amazing 🤩
@@Custom_PC_Keebs hopefully there’s enough cooling capacity if not, I may have to get a different dual system case
Good work.
I was amazed that this was your first video. Quite a great job with the video and thank you for showing me what I need in the coming year.
@@SandeepBPatel you are welcome and thank you for your comment there are some small issues that I need to address with the build
@@Tech-Tide2387 Go ahead and make a video about it too. Would love to see it
@@SandeepBPatel I definitely will be uploading more content there is a video possibly coming later today where I actually ran into a little bit of a thermal problem with the CPU and it was actually quite surprising what was causing it
Great video
Thanks for the visit
thank you for sharing your success, im now in the same position than you, creating a new pc from 0, having the 5090 AORUS GeForce RTX™ 5090 XTREME WATERFORCE WB 32GGV-N5090AORUSX WB-32GD on mind. but here in europe the components are getting pricy. any aditional tip¿
thankyou again
Looks Pretty Cool. I am doing a Cooller master Berserker haf700 with 14900K and 4090 as well with 5 rads. From HK as well ;) Got the EK block as well
@@Goryglory0209 good luck on your build I have a new video coming soon. This is now a dual system.
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can you please put description of all components used?
@@_GIDO of course I can I will try to do it as soon as possible.
@@Tech-Tide2387 appreciated!
@@_GIDO you will have to bear with me. I am quite busy at the moment and the parts list is extensive
@@Tech-Tide2387 no worries will wait bro!
Thick Rad lol
Thank you for your comment need all the surface area 😂
What type of standoffs are needed to fix the motherboard to the case? Thanks.
Hello and thank you for your comment all you need is a standard case standoff
I try to avoid 90 degree fitting on pump outlet. It kills flowrate
@@rob8927 you make a very good point. I hadn’t thought of that the whole system is going to be redesigned soon as the second system will go in and I’m going to take a different approach with the output, but it is quite difficult to figure out how to get the output to the CPU without having such a sharp bend and of course, every angle you add will reduce flow rate I really appreciate your comment and your advice that has made me think of some more things that I need to address with the system