Watercooling my extreme gaming pc...externally Part 1

Liked this video? Watch part TWO here:    • Watercooling my extreme gaming pc...extern...   (better sound quality, games and finished result) In this video, we will externally water-cool an extreme gaming pc. Why externally? Because there is NO space in the Lian Li design case to house multiple radiators, pumps, sensors, etc. To do this we are using the Aquacomputer Aquaduct 720XT mark V cooler with some EK GPU water blocks and Corsair Quiet Edition PWM fans. Spoiler ahead: The results are truly amazing and temps are cut in half. No more thermal throttling and temps bellow 50*c on full load. New: Part Two is out now:    • Watercooling my extreme gaming pc...extern...   0:00 Intro 1:10 Mistake 2:54 Part One - Preparing the Case and change the fans 6:30 Part Two - Installing the EK water blocks on the Video Cards 11:34 Part Three - Installing the EK parallel SLI bridge 13:19 Part Four - Installing the tubes, fill the Aquaduct and Test! 16:21 Part Five - Thoughts, Results and Conclusion 17:32 Ending This is NOT a sponsored video Components use/seen in video: Case: Lian-Li PC08 Waterblocks & Bridge: EK Aquacomputer Aquaduct 720XT Mark V Screen: Acer Predator X34 Keyboard: Corsair K70 RGB CPU Cooling: Corsair H100I GTX PSU: Corsair RM1000i RAM: Kingston HyperX DDR4 (16gb) Front Fans: Thermaltake Riing RGB GPU: 2 x MSI NVIDIA GTX980-TI GAMING G6 SLI bridge: MSI Gaming series Fans: Corsair 120mm Quit Edition SP Mainboard: MSI Gaming M7 (Z170A) CPU: Intel Skylake 6700K SSD: Samsung EVO850 250gb M.2 PCI-E SSD: Samsung 950pro 256gb AverMedia LGP Lite Game capture device X-Box Elite Controller note: With no space for internal cooling I mean: No space without changing the clean design(!) If I put radiators in the visible part (top) end thereby lowering the fans the design would look totally different. Please like share and subscribe Custom-built game-consoles: www.nin10doshop.com