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    Externally Mounted Radiator Help

    I have attached externally and the back of my pc case an 120.3 rad as I had no other choice. The setup works very well. You can have a look here http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=760053&page=31 For the rad I just mentioned I have used an EK Uni-Rad holder that is very easy to attach.
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    New and Improved Watercooling Sticky - Post Your Systems Here

    My first watercool rig attempt Reservoir Idle temps: Load temps: Specs: Case: CoolerMaster 690-II Advanced, CPU: i7 920 @ 3.8, Mem: 12GB Corsair Dominator, Storage: 160GB SSD Raid 0, 600GB Velociraptor Raid-0, MB: P6X58D-Premium, PSU: Corsair HX1000, Sound: Asus Xonar X2D, 7.1...
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    Coolant level

    I've read on another forum a guy saying he refills almost once a year. I don't mind the refill process as long as I know it's not leaking, only thing I'll have to get more coolant bottles from EK :p
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    passing tubing into case

    I own a CM 690 II Adv. and have installed a EK Rad XT 240 (120.2) inside it. Two facts I want to share with you 1) I don't know what rad you're gonna use in the case but you'll have to force the rad in correct position as the ATX12v plug is obstructing. 2) I was only able to use the fans in a...
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    Coolant level

    Hi everyone My loop is this Res > Pump > GPU1 > GPU2 > CPU > Rad1(120.2) > Rad2(120.3) My res is an EK-Bay spin white acetal, All connections are compression fittings, regular and 90°. The 90° revolve around base. I've read in a forum or two that the latter is prone to minor leaks cause by...
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