Custom CPU loop is usually the first step, when you decide to liquid cool your system.
This is a great solution for gamers and enthusiasts who want to liquid cool their CPU and can always expand the loop for more components.
Custom CPU & GPU Loop is the sweet spot of liquid cooling, where you cool the CPU and the graphics card. Or many graphics cards!
Become a part of the elite liquid cooling club and achieve low temperatures and high frame rates … in total silence!
Do you want to turn your boring PC into a piece of art?
Extreme custom loops have many water blocks, not just CPU and GPU, but also motherboard VRM (MOSFET) and RAM blocks! Liquid cooling for your SSD? No problem!
Water block
Water blocks are used to transfer heat from the source into the liquid that flows through the water block. Micro fins that increase the cooling surface and channel design make the water block a crucial part of the loop that will enable you to achieve the highest overclocks!
Reservoir
A reservoir is meant to hold extra water in a loop to allow for air bubbles to slowly be replaced by water as it circulates. It also serves as the filling point for liquid coolant. Reservoirs can be stand-alone units or come as a pump / reservoir combo.
Pump
The pump is the heart of every liquid cooling loop. Pumps provide the circulation of the coolant in the loop by pushing the liquid through other components. A stand-alone pump is usually made from a pump motor and a pump top with inlet and outlet ports.
Radiators & Fans
The radiator’s main function is to cool down the liquid flowing inside the loop. As the liquid flows through the copper tubing, the radiator fins absorb the heat from the water, then the fins are cooled by the fans attached to the radiator. Fans are also very important part because they must provide high-static pressure and remain quiet at the same time!
Fittings
Fittings are used for connecting the tubes or pipes with other different components in the liquid cooling loop. There are numerous sizes and shapes, as well as differentiation between fittings for soft and hard tubing. You will always need two fittings for each component.
Tubes
Tubes connect every component in the loop and before you buy make sure the size (ID and OD) of the tube matches with the size of your fittings and vice a versa. Every tube is marked with two numbers, where the smaller number presents the inner diameter or ID and the larger number presents the outer diameter or OD.
