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WTB: watercooling stuff

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Ooztuncer

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Hello,
I am looking for several items:

1) bitspower 1/2" ID - 3/4" OD compression fittings
2) bitspower G1/4 Dual Rotary 45-Degree compression fittings
3) a good fan controller for ten(10) 120mm-140mm fans
4) primochill 1/2" ID - 3/4" OD tubing
5) ek supreme hf cpu block (preferably gold version)
6) swiftech mcw60
7) swiftech mcw30
8) koolance gpu-220
9) no-spill shutoff, male Threaded G 1/4 (for 1/2" ID - 3/4" OD)
10) no-spill shutoff, female Threaded G 1/4 (1/2" ID - 3/4" OD)
11) feser fluid - ditch this, decided to use distilled water and colored tubing

That's it for now - please let me know.

Thank you,
 
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THRESHIN said:
NOOB!!


...actually i'm just heckling...
Click to expand...

Distilled water with a chunk of silver in the loop is your best bet. Just about everything else will gum up your blocks and if your using died fluid it will also die your components if your using clear. Just some advice.

Also I pmed you about fittings, but never heard anything back. I assume your really hell bent on 1/2id 3/4od fittings although head pressure is what you look for in a water cooled system and not flow. The 1/2id allows more volume to move, but at a slower rate. The difference between the two temp wise isn't even 1 degree. Depending on how much tubing you plan to use and the amount of blocks the higher head pressure might benefit you more then you think.

Take a look at this write up if you feel inclined:

The Impact of Tubing Size

Take note of post #24 also. :)
 
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@scgt1: first of all thank you for the pm and the above link (even tough I was aware of that). My circumstances are litle bit different (open test bench, two mcp355's in serial, already-in-hand wc parts with G1/4 threads,etc). That's why I am after 1/2 id 3/4 od tubing and fittings.

bump by the way :)
 
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