Phanteks Enthoo Evolv Atx Tempered Glass Watercooled Build

[Acoustix]

After purchasing the new Phanteks Evolv ATX for my computer I had decided my mismatched Components, Sleeveless cables and the massive evo212 cooler was just not the kind of "Eye Candy" worth showing off in a $250 case lol.

I had originally planned on using an AIO cooler but after watching a few videos online I had instantly fallen in love with Custom Loops. As a first time water cooler obviously soft tube would be the best viable option but as a stubborn 21 year old I decided I would take the chances and try Rigid as well as sleeve my own cables.

With all that aside here is my Final Build and What it had looked like before.





















Core Parts:

Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ATX Tempered Glass - Silver
Intel 4790k @ 4.6GHz
MSI Gaming 5 Z97 Motherboard
16GB Corsair Dominator 1866MHz memory
Gigabyte G1 Gaming GTX 960 (Temporary)
2 - Samsung 850EVO 250GB
Corsair AX850 Power Supply

Watercooling Parts:

EK Supremacy EVO Plexi
EK Monarch X2 Ram Block – Acetal/Nickel (Temporary)
EK RAM DIMM Modules Nickel
EK CoolStream SE Dual 240 Radiator
EK CoolStream SE Triple 360 Radiator
5 – EK Pass Through Fittings

Aquacomputer Aqualis ECO 150ml Reservoir

Alphacool Lang DDC Pump
Alphacool DDc Acrylic Top
Alphacool DDC Nickel Heatsink
5 – Alphacool Phobya G-Silent HSP Slim 120mm

1 – Phanteks F140SP 140mm fan

20 – XSPC 14mm Rigid Triple Seal Compression Fittings
9 – XSPC 90 Degree Rotary Fittings
1 – XSPC Ball Valve

1 – Darkside 30mm Extension

2 – Bitspower 8mm Extensions
1 – Bitspower 90 Degree Elbow

2 – Koolance 90 Degree ½” Compression Fittings
2 – Koolance ½” Compression fittings

1M – Mayhems ½”- ¾” Tubing
Mayhems Dye - White

3M - 14mm Acrylic Tube


Misc

NZXT Hue+
2 - NZXT Hue+ Extension kits

Darkside Sleeving – Dark Red, White, Graphite
Shakmodz 4mm Cable Combs
¾” Zip Tie Mounts

Black Craft Foam
Adhesive Magnet Sheets

[Hooded]

OOPS I think there is an issue with moderation rules?
The build turned out great!

Guessing your gonna swap out the GTX960 for a new GTX1080 or holding out for the 1080ti and block

[Acoustix]

haha! yes i plan on updating the 960 to a 1080 reference with an EK water block.

There are a few improvements to be made,

i.e The bend from the rad to the cpu block and a 4 dimm ram block.

[Hooded]

Build is looking good.

[fuji]

Looks good! I don't think I can go back to soft tube after seeing how good hard tube looks so it's probably a good choice you were stubborn and went for hard tube