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One of those came with my reservoir, and Im not sure where its supposed to go. I cant imagine the reason for it or what having it installed would do for me.
I would like to run my Bitspower 150 horizontally rather than vertically. The way I have it setup:
Intake---->Reservoir---->Output+anti-cyclone+aqua-pipe
I have the anti-cyclone adapter on the same side as the output, and the aqua-pipe on the output side as well. Will this be enough to stop...
All of my fittings have o-rings, I just wanted the most secure connection. All of my barbs are fat-boys, and the threads are not tapered.
I will go without the pipe dope - I have concerned about it making my fluid conductive anyhow.
I need a small, self contained LED housing - but I cant find anything on Google. Am I approaching this wrong? My res in my water cooling system has a place for a 5mm LED, but I cant find anything that appears to be meant for this.
I am redoing my loop after having a leak previously, and I have decided to try and make the most leakproof system you can. I am putting 7/16" hose on 1/2" barbs, locking them with hose clamps, and I'm curious about pipe dope.
A)Has anyone used it?
B)What could it do if it got in my rad...
Unfortunately this stuff dries pretty quickly. It's just distilled water with like a 1-50 mix of whatever goes in coolant. No idea, SMELLS a bit like anti-freeze
It doesn't need a new mobo, because when I take out the video card and clean it, it boots up, but it like melts the coolant once its reinserted and over time the card craps out.
My computer wont boot because my coolant leaked into the video slot and now it's covered in sticky non-conductive liquid. I need to clean out the PCI-E slot so that I can boot the computer. What is the credited solution for cleaning out a slot with goop in it? Metho?
I think you're plan sounds like overkill honestly. Also vinegar is corrosive. If you dont have algae problems, why this kind of intensity for cleaning?