Bitspower Titan One 1.2 Build 

Holding up great! Well worth it.

Thanks for the feedback. I am going to change the coolant at some point soon. Probably going to get a colored premix. I will be sure to do a drain and fill video

Yes, it comes with all the parts/hardware to water cool your cpu

Great question, i pulled my instructions out of the box and the only Intel sockets it listed are as follows : 775, 115X, 1366, 2011, 2011-V3, 2066. BUT i posted a link in the video description that lists compatible motherboards and it does have Z490 boards on the list. I will work on finding a better answer and update you, but for now i'm going to say no until i can find a better answer.

you can check this one out from bitspower. I will be doing a drain and fill video at some point, just debating what color i want my coolant to be. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yyZdx2m8imo.html

@@MindmeldTech Cool thanks for the quick response. I'm looking at coolant now too, Bitspower says use distilled water, but would something like the 'Corsair Hydro XL5 Pre-Mixed Coolant 1000ml' work too?

The premixes will work well and they come with what you need in them. I have distilled water in mine for now, but i also had to add a solution to it so that it doesn't grow bacteria or anything else funky. You also have the option to color the water with coolant die. Premo Chill makes a good line of products if you need any of those extras. Also here is a good resource for water cooling. If you haven't checked him out yet see Jayztwo cents - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5ZnDESqJdyU.html he does an awesome job talking about water cooling.

@@MindmeldTech I'll check it out thanks. Bitspower says this on their site which is throwing me off, so I dunno what to do as far as distilled water + dye or a premix "Bitspower recommends that consumers add the Bitspower dye to distilled water or purified water for their water-cooling liquid. If the consumer chooses different water-cooling liquids, the resulting impurities may cause peeling off the coating on some of the hardware, water channels blockage by built-up residue, improper operation of the water pump, water tank tube breakage, and o-rings deformation leading to leakage."

In the end you should do what makes you comfortable with your investment. When i put mine together i just grabbed some stuff off the shelf at microcenter..lol. Some chemicals react to different metals in odd ways. It's always a safe bet to go with manufacturers advice until your sure what you want or need. That's basically what i did with using just distilled water for right now.

No i am not. :(

Yeh, i'm going to invest in a power cord for the camera..lol. But as far as filling it up this is what i did, before i turned it on i filled the distro plate in the front. I then turned it on and kept filling it until it stopped sucking up the water. Put the cap back on the plat and then i started tilting the case while it was running, like grab the case and turn it at maybe a 45 degree angle to the left for a minute, then to the right, front back ect. to help work any air out of the system. after doing this i topped it back off and was good to go.

@@MindmeldTech Thank you - that helps! I am new to water cooling (other than AIO). So when you say "turned it on" is that with the CPU installed - is there a worry that without full coolant it will not be safe? Or am I misunderstanding? Thank you.

with the CPU installed. everything should be put together. Fill the distro plate with water before you turn it on. It will suck the water up right away when you turn it on. Be ready to add more. when it stops dropping your water level in the distro plate then your will put the cap back on the plate and do the tilting to get air bubbles out of the system. then you can do a top off. After that install your software and rock and roll.

I was too honestly, but the kit makes it a snap.

I think it depends on the first time builder, but yes i think a first timer could use this kit. Everything is precut and it comes with all the fittings you need. But they would have to be patient and able to research if they get stuck for one reason or another. You can also buy just the case without the water cooling and do something more traditional. The case it's self is really nice to build in. Hope that help!

@@MindmeldTech Does the GPU expansion kit also come with pre bent and cut tubes?

It does not come with a gpu block. You can use the case without one.

@@MindmeldTech Oh that’s good. Thanks for the help!

Oh, crap. Did you contact bitspower

6 fans between the bottom and side, they are Corsair iCUE SP120 RGB PRO Performance 120mm Triple Fan Kit

Fans on the bottom are intake, the ones on the side are running exhaust. Also the fans in the top are on exhaust blowing through the radiator

Appreciate it!

Yes, it can be used for both at the same time.i just don't have a water block for my gpu right now. Hope to fix that soon.

@@MindmeldTech do you know where i can put the pipes for it?

@@asrio yepper, if you go to time 7:15 in the video you will see two 90 degree elbow fittings with a little tube between them. You would take those out in order to install the tubes for your GPU. You can also get another look at it in timestamp 45:50

@@asrio i just noticed, i show it at point 7:50 hope that helps!

@@MindmeldTech thanks! last question. do i take out the whole thing or just the tubes between them?

Great question, It looks like they are Acrylic. I'm going to dig into this a bit and see if i can confirm it for sure.

@@MindmeldTech Thanks, I appreciate it!

At idle the CPU sits at 33c, when i run cinebench the CPU holds at 64c. I also overclocked the CPU 23%, so I'm pretty happy over all.

@@MindmeldTech So is it near silence?

Yes you can

@@MindmeldTech Thank you for replying so quickly! =D Really enjoyed the video

I will message you later for shipping details.

Does your block light up at all?

@@MindmeldTech not at all. It's the same as yours.

@@kingofaurora ok, one more question, do you mean the front waterblock? And the computer was already assembled when you got it?

@@MindmeldTech Yeah the one in your video with the 4 metal pieces around that the hard lines go into. The left of the Ram. And yes it was already installed when I got it.

There is a wire coming out of the block that plugs into a RGB header on the motherboard. The motherboard software would allow you to use the RGB

I haven't drained it yet, but there is a drain port at the bottom of the distribution block.

@@MindmeldTech but how do i go about draining it there without it draining into the case?

I have yet to drain it, but I did do some research on it this week. The drain bit in it has a mechanism inside it that releases when you screw the drain hose into it. But again, I have not tried this yet. When and if they make a water block for my video card I will drain it and update you one my success, ect.

Thank you, is the rubber hose that comes with it the drain hose

@@nekuuchihaify yes

To be honest, the first time I took it off I had a hell of a time. Is it caught on anything? Should be able to pull it away from the case after you lift it

@@MindmeldTech It doesn't appear to be caught on anything unless there's a screw or something inside from the touchaqua that I can't see. I've tried looking through the screw holes and such to see if there's anything stopping it. Honestly, I feels like there's a lock or latch, but none of the videos I watched seem to have that issue. But they also don't have the touchaqua preinstalled so that could be why. What did you do to take your front panel off? Is there a release button, latch, or screw you saw was causing trouble? I really really appreciate you replying. I've been trying for hours to get this panel off. =')

@@friendlyplayer7 I just tried it again a couple times. It just seems to be a pain to take off. I took the side panel off to get a better grip, and then used my thumb to help slide on the opposite side. I also noticed it helped if I jiggled it back and forth a little. But over all, it is just a pain to get off

@@MindmeldTech Ok, I'll try that. Thank you so much! I hope you have a great day!

No problem, thank you! I hope it works out for you.