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Quick AC question.
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Sorry that I didn't get back to you earlier 
Busy saving lives The tubing you want for A-C gear is what they call Plug & Cool tubing. It is essentially a semi-clear or black 8mm OD x 6mm ID tubing. You can also get different fittings on the A-C gear to use 8mm ID compression fittings and 3/8 ID hose barbs so you can use 8mm (roughly 5/16") and 3/8 ID tubing respectively.
Busy saving lives The tubing you want for A-C gear is what they call Plug & Cool tubing. It is essentially a semi-clear or black 8mm OD x 6mm ID tubing. You can also get different fittings on the A-C gear to use 8mm ID compression fittings and 3/8 ID hose barbs so you can use 8mm (roughly 5/16") and 3/8 ID tubing respectively.thewhiteguy
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Save yourself the money and buy some seriously water cooling gear.
thewhiteguy said:
Ahh... we have been through this before so do you have a hard on for A-C? Or is this a low flow vs high flow statement? If it's a low vs high that is an endless question, but the people using A-C gear are mostly former participants of the BIB school of thought and have found just as good of performance in the real world of OC their machines.