Should I water cool my PC?

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w0rmh0lez

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Hi guys. I am 17 years old and I want to water cool my PC. I've already got all the parts and planned out and test fitted everything. I've also watched many tutorials on how to put it together and it seems like I can do it but to me it seems to me like its to easy to be true and that I might mess it up somehow. I also have the option to pay a professional $200 to put it together for me. Is putting together a water cooling rig really as easy as in the videos? Should I try doing it myself or paying someone to do it for me? I'm doing CPU + GPU
 
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w0rmh0lez

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I've read the water cooling sticky. I'm just asking for peoples opinions on this matter. And sure thing my specs are
Case: Silverstone Raven RV02
Mobo: MSI GD-65 Gaming
CPU: 4770k
GPU: 780 Ti
Ram: 16GB of 2133MHz Patriot Viper 3
PSU: EVGA Supernova 1000P2
 
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w0rmh0lez

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Sep 29, 2013
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I've read the water cooling sticky. I'm just asking for peoples opinions on this matter. And sure thing my specs are
Case: Silverstone Raven RV02
Mobo: MSI GD-65 Gaming
CPU: 4770k
GPU: 780 Ti
Ram: 16GB of 2133MHz Patriot Viper 3
PSU: EVGA Supernova 1000P2
 
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Som3one

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I´ve recently finished my first custom loop, too.

So, it´s not really "hard" BUT when you are not used to it, it takes a lot longer the first time. (Or at least I hope I get faster every time.)

I mean, in theory it´s all very easy. But then you run into problems with the tubing or too tight turns. Or the fittings are inplaces, you can´t get your fingers in or stuff like that.
 
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