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eightbitpotion

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So I'm getting my feet wet with wc. The res that I decided to go with does not have a peep-hole or gauge, so I'd like to have some sort of visual guide since a new-comer's nightmare -besides leaks- is running low on fluids- since I'm accustomed to fans, it'll be a new responsibility for me. Of course I know it doesn't need to be refilled every week, but still.

Anyway, I had my eye on a Thermaltake CL-W0032, but apparently it's an all aluminum build.... which I'm running an all copper setup so that'd be a bad idea I think. Is there any other reservoir and metering combos that perhaps I just haven't found? Should I just get a small cheapy swiftech res to mount inside my case? Lastly, will I run into any problems with two reservoirs? Sorry for all of the questions, but that's about all I couldn't find within forums and google. Thanks.
 
There's no problem with it, just sounds silly...

Where do you think the water is going? If there are no leaks, you don't have to add water to the loop, logically... you should change it out every 6 months or so...
 
Go with the small swiftech res as it will give you a visual as to the water level.
 
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