Water Cooling Explained: How It Works and What Parts You Need

Thanks. Now my CPU is 0 degree and it got frozen now it's not functioning.

Great video.

I wish a liquid-cooled pillow existed?

I like the cool side of the pillow but the gel "cooling" pillows out there just don't cut it.

Maybe hook up the pump and radiator to a water pillow or something.

This video is literally perfect

so simple and complete thanks for the explanation (:

Are you Indian too?

Incredibly efficient explanation. But, apparently that's not how you get 100k+ subscribers. So, please do this video again, but talk slower, say umm a lot, and basically make it at least 20 minutes in length.

Damn this is such a good video!

Just replace the home water heater with a pc.

Dude this video is awesome.

sickkk

I knew it was a water cycle of some kind.

What's better? Air or liquid cooling?

Holy W vid

but what is the regular routine maintenance? thats the only thing stopping me

bro seriously thank you for this video.....all other videos I see on this subject are over 10 minutes long when it really doesn't need to be....you got straight to the point. many thanks

Watched tons of videos about it but your explanation was best and super easy

uh huh, and why doesn't the radiator have thermoelectric components?

Thanks, man. Very concise and digestible.

Yes I admit the UV glow is very cool. I am not an overclocker tho, so resisting this extra expense for now.

Veery nice, had 0 knowledge of how this worked and you explained it so easy to understand, 10/10

great vid

Very interesting, it works similarly to coolant and radiator in a car

thanks this helped so much

why can I not just submerge the tower into my bath tub full of water

Does it work with tap water?

What a fanTASTIC explanation!!! Thank you Arjun.

Ty bro

👍👍👍

Very informative and taught me exactly what I was looking for,
Plus, it’s not bloated with useless nonsense.
Thanks man 👍🏼👍🏼

BUT what if the water leaks and then the whole system will be destroyed, right? Cause water is enemy of Electronics!

Finally, I can understand how water cooling works. Thanks

Very simple and good video. I dont subscribe to these channels , but this one I will follow.

good explanation man👍👌

please tear down waterblock to knowing where the water goes

This is a dumb question, but are there liquid nitrogen cooled computers?

cool, u think someone could build a water cooled ps5?

Thank you Arjun . This is amazing.

I'd fuck it up and flood my pc 😂

Thank you so much boss!

so you dont need to constantly fill the system with fresh water - its a closed loop system

what's the correct? the pump of the water cooler need stays in full speed mode (100%) or variable based on temperature?

Very informative video man thanks. But your hot drink analogy is a little flawed if I understand the process correctly, it's more like if you leave a hot drink in the cup it will eventually radiate the heat away into the air, but if you tip the whole cup of hot liquid out on a flat surface, it will cool much more rapidly because more of the hot drink is making contact with the air and the surface.

Your ice cube analogy works to describe the water (coolant) being run over the hot cpu/gpu so I'm being over pedantic, but in relation to the physics of the radiator fins and their surface areas effect on the water, it's because you're spreading the heat out.

This still stands to this day, Bravo! great info and explanation.

very cool

Very informative video thanks

Kaj pa če bi radiator dal v hladilnik

So your telling me I could literally turn my pc into an aquarium

'That's exactly what I need to understand how that works thanks' - my adoptive mom

Does the sequence matter?
I think the way you showed is correct, Res -> Pump -> Rad -> Component -> Res.
The colder the liquid the better the heat absorption.

Bow often should you replace the water in the cooling system?