Cool Looking Cpu Case build

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Hi All,

If I want to build a cpu that looks like the below rig, are there anyone or shop that provide such a service?

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i think sls lvl 6 does provide such services but not sure will it be totally the same as the picture u wnat.
 

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Hi All,

If I want to build a cpu that looks like the below rig, are there anyone or shop that provide such a service?

2uelox3.jpg

Custom loops would generally cost you around 300-400 depending on complexity and kit you using, inclusive of installation by a builder. If you are really interested in such a showpiece, would recommend you DIY on your own. Its not very complex, just very time-consuming and would save you quite a few bucks.
 

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Custom loops would generally cost you around 300-400 depending on complexity and kit you using, inclusive of installation by a builder. If you are really interested in such a showpiece, would recommend you DIY on your own. Its not very complex, just very time-consuming and would save you quite a few bucks.

300-400 including the parts?
 

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I have inwin 509 casing. Most of the water cooling parts are from EKWB and cables are custom made from oversea.
 

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300-400 including the parts?

The last time i checked, yes, 400 for a 240 radiator, some fittings, soft tube and a gpu waterblock. ******* expensive if you ask me as i can get all those parts stated for 100+ bucks so they are charging me 200++ for labour

EDIT: The price was quoted to me by a "builder" on carousel so the price @ 400 might be market price or might also be someone trying to chop carrot me
 

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I have inwin 509 casing. Most of the water cooling parts are from EKWB and cables are custom made from oversea.

I'm looking at the inwin 909 casing. But the price is just insane lol. Whats the damage for the entire EKWB water cooling on your setup? I'm considering a custom ekwb cpu + gpu setup.

The last time i checked, yes, 400 for a 240 radiator, some fittings, soft tube and a gpu waterblock. ******* expensive if you ask me as i can get all those parts stated for 100+ bucks so they are charging me 200++ for labour

EDIT: The price was quoted to me by a "builder" on carousel so the price @ 400 might be market price or might also be someone trying to chop carrot me

If you're a beginner, that sort of price is fine i guess. Just imagine, saving a few bucks here and there but one small mistake and it cost u the whole system. At least going with a shop, any leakage they are liable. $400+ if EKWB i think should be reasonable and not those china oem.
 

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I'm looking at the inwin 909 casing. But the price is just insane lol. Whats the damage for the entire EKWB water cooling on your setup? I'm considering a custom ekwb cpu + gpu setup.



If you're a beginner, that sort of price is fine i guess. Just imagine, saving a few bucks here and there but one small mistake and it cost u the whole system. At least going with a shop, any leakage they are liable. $400+ if EKWB i think should be reasonable and not those china oem.

price range could be up to 1000+ not including tax. you only pay for the items and shipping cost.
its all depend on type of blocks, rad, reservoir and pump for your casing. https://www.ekwb.com/solutions/custom-loop/

i haven't bought all. current i have is ek-res x4 250, ek_d5 pump (sleeved), ek-coolstream pe 360 & 240, monoblock for asus prime z270-a
and 2x thermosphere water block.
my current case is inwin 509.

Rest of the items, i am still drawing layout for the tubes and how many type of fittings i need for the setup.
 
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This is my temporary setup. ( may need to re arrange the rad and reservoir

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Biggest reservoir i can find (hold 800ml)

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Radiator.

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Cpu block.

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2x gpu block
 

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Can't wait to see your rig fully set up.

it will take a few months, currently busy with renovating new house and preparing to move.

there are still items i haven't bought yet. have to put on hold for a while
 

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I'm renovating my new house too! Was using a full tower cpu, don't wish to put my cpu on the floor anymore. That's why want to build a new rig to be placed on the desk.

it will take a few months, currently busy with renovating new house and preparing to move.

there are still items i haven't bought yet. have to put on hold for a while
 

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I'm renovating my new house too! Was using a full tower cpu, don't wish to put my cpu on the floor anymore. That's why want to build a new rig to be placed on the desk.

same too. surfing and looking how beautiful inside the casing.
 

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What do you think of this kit from them?

ek fluid gaming

Quite cost effective but not sure how the performance compared to the separates. But I think its still better than the standard AIOs.
 
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