Water cooling setup shops

villains

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Hi guys, are there any shop or experienced person that does water cooling install / testing services in Singapore?

Currently I'm running soft tubing, the system works fine but honestly I think I suck at making it look nice. The radiator is annoying me and since I'm going to change the setup, might as well seek professional help.

I intend to get the parts and have a professional set it up for me. Any and all recommendations will be considered, thank you!

Edit: Update vendor list
https://www.hydrocorepc.com.sg/
https://www.modztech.com/
 
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villains

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Thank you for the recommendations in public and PM, keep them coming in for other folks who may want to search for the same things as me in the future~
 

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Sometimes I build for friends, but yeah go to hydrocore to settle watercooled builds. But doing it yourself forces you to learn how to build, and it'll be useful in the future if you need to upgrade components or do maintenance yourself. It isn't cheap to pay someone to do a custom loop for you.

Main takeaways:
-if doing soft tubing, go for ZMT or EPDM tubing. Clear tubing will yellow after several months and look absolutely yucks.
-if going hard tubing, go for acrylic instead of PETG. Doesn't cost much more, and it can handle higher temperatures without deforming.
-Do not skimp on pumps. Don't get DC-LT or SPC pumps. Stick with authentic Laing/Xylem pumps. DDC if you don't have the space (sff), D5 if you have the space.
-Always leak test before filling, and when filling try to use external PSU for pump, or don't connect power to your main components. Use a shorting bridge on your 24pin to start the pump. If anything spills at least nothing will short, and you can clean it up with isopropryl alcohol, dry and reassemble.
 
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