I wish someone would make custom loop in a box... oh wait. THEY DID!

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[CptJakeSpearow]

Ah jeez, it's exactly what I was afraid of....Jay selling me on stuff while thinking out a new build

[Antykain]

I'm sure someone has pointed this out already. The "bending tool" Jay is referring to at 9:15 is the mandrel. Not the flexible silicon tube. The mandrel is what you use to hold the tube in position and bend the tube in whatever angle you like. There are usually markings for 45, 90, etc on the mandrel pieces that allow you bend the tube more precisely. The silicon tube insert just helps the tube from collapsing during the bending process.

I have the Monsoon and Alphacool bending kit that I bought some years back. Really good to have a decent kit when you are first learning, and good to see Corsair includes one!

[boothy]

My first custom loop was one of the EK "loop in a box" packs. Made things much easier. Had to buy some extra bits but I just had to match what was already in the box.

[MrReaper]

Definitely need a follow up video of you doing a loop using just this kit to see how well it actually works

[RandyContello]

jay. this has to be said... you seem like the type of guy i would chill with at a bbq. just good people you are... keep up the great videos and humor you good human

[ariyanadumon]

Oooh, I've never done a custom loop before... I've always wanted to, but it's honestly pretty intimidating lol. This is really cool! This might be a good way to go...

[owenburges]

Jay fitting and packaging everything back in the box is honestly the most impressive part of this

[roadkill]

I used this kit for my first open loop. I'm very happy with it. Wish it came with a drain valve though. I screwed up 3 of the pieces of tubing but still had enough including GPU block.

[devrandvar]

This is cool, I would definitely consider getting a kit like this if I ever do a water cooled build. The extra cost and maintenance just never seemed justified from a functional perspective, but I would like to do a nice water cooled showcase build at some point.

[ChristopherWoods]

The timing of this is just too perfect. I watched your hardline build video featuring that exact kit last night, and now this pops up! Great work JTC now get out of my head, I have RGB-infused kits to buy

[Uniclonus]

That's a rather cool kit. Also good to see the little update at the one whether you got it repacked or not

[scotianbank]

Ummm, EK already has one? And I'm pretty sure at least one or two other brands I don't remember probably have done it too, specially if you go back a decade or more

[athrun]

it was those corsair products you shoved off at the start & you sowing them off that prompted me to put a custom loop in my system. was a bit of a tight fit due to being a retrofit, but it's worked well ever since.

[MuckyxD]

actually, EK has been doing these kind of kits for some time by now

[wickedwonka]

this is the exact kit I used for my personal rig about 6 months ago and I was quite impressed. yes, the silicone insert is a bit too short, but it actually worked fine for the short tubes in the kit. I did get extra 1000mm tubes, but the 6 included 500mm tubes were enough, ended with 1 to spare! (would be 2, but I learned the hard way not to clean them with alcohol). this was done in a 7000D so definitely plenty of tubing for a large case. also, the kit does not include a drain valve so make sure to pick one up! all in all its an amazing beginner kit. I'll be adding a 480mm rad soon aswell as getting my gpu in the loop.

[BitAron]

Thanks Jay, I agree I love the Corsair water cooling gear but biggest complaint is all the controllers and cable clutter

[neosmith]

My first water water loop was a kit i bought in 2005. It came with everything you needed. Was a hell of a setup! :D Kinda cool to see some of the new stuff and what they are offering!

[crbitt]

I bought this kit back in November for my intel 12th gen and my aorus 3080 waterforce. Added a second rad, more fans, a handful of extra fittings, and a drain valve. Temps stay cool even under heavy load.

[fatbeard]

That is neat actually, I am timid about water cooling. One day when I save some cash and make my first build, it will be a Star Trek Borg style with green water cooling.

[savourymilkman]

Jay it's 90 deg to 90 deg think of the turn. Also you ARE the water-cooling king of YouTube, I modeled my entire build off of you! I even use bitispower fittings and bought an alpha cool radiator just because you use them