These are some videos that I was looking at on youtube while I was doing research for an upcoming water cooled PC that I will be building when the Ivy Bridge-E is released. These are my favorite videos starting from most informative to least informative: This is the most useful video by Lifehacker: This one gave me useful info towards the end of the video about using a power supply tester to get the air out of the pump and some other useful tips: This one showed me some of Cooler Master's water cooling solutions (my favorite case manufacturer): Enjoy and feel free to add your own tips of useful videos that you have come across.
Just did my watercooling loop a month ago or so. Planning the loop was imho the hardest part. Make sure you get a good WC friendly case. Something like MAGNUM TH10 from Caselabs. If you're picking a tube reservoir, go with alphacool. Might want to consider a reservoir+pump combo. Koolance CPU-380i is the best cpu waterblock now.
Thanks for the tips I like all those water cooling products except for the Magnum TH10 case (its a pretty plain looking case for a starting price of $530). I think that I would probably go with my preferred case manufacturer (Cooler Master) .
