EKWB Custom Loop Configurator Takes Hassle Out Of Buying Water Cooling Parts

[kcarbotte]

EK Water Blocks Custom Loop Configurator is a one stop shop to find compatible water cooling parts for your specific build.

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[beoza]

This can be helpful to people like me who want to make the jump from an AIO cooler to a custom loop. It won't help with putting it all together but it will help make sure all the parts will be compatible.

 

[kcarbotte]

This can be helpful to people like me who want to make the jump from an AIO cooler to a custom loop. It won't help with putting it all together but it will help make sure all the parts will be compatible.

Putting a loop together isn't really as hard as you might think. The hard part is making sure you have everything you need, and this tool takes care of most of that.
I think it will help a lot of people jump into water cooling.

 

[sillynilly]

Very cool feature - I switched to acrylic a few years back and this would have made selection so easy (although it isn't all that hard to begin with). This just makes sure you have everything you need and it will cool your parts properly. Well done EKWB!

 

[turkey3_scratch]

This is really nice - I always had difficulty figuring out if fittings would fit and such stuff.

 

[tacometer]

This is pretty sweet

 

[c0rr0sive]

They need to add in the ability to ignore fields... I have several cases that aren't listed that have good support for water cooling.

 

[thundervore]

I find it odd that their config does not have my Gigabyte GA?Z77X?UD5H in the list.

 

[sillynilly]

They need to add in the ability to ignore fields... I have several cases that aren't listed that have good support for water cooling.

Agree my case isn't listed, but used a similar sized one. Honestly, I just did it to see what rads would be suggested and you can tell if 2 240s (or whatever your needs require) would fit in your current rig.

 

[kcarbotte]

They need to add in the ability to ignore fields... I have several cases that aren't listed that have good support for water cooling.

Agree my case isn't listed, but used a similar sized one. Honestly, I just did it to see what rads would be suggested and you can tell if 2 240s (or whatever your needs require) would fit in your current rig.

The actual model of case makes a big difference for radiator fitment.
I'm sure they will add more cases over time, but it would completely defeat the purpose of the tool to allow you to skip categories.