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LPS · Nov 19, 2003

My Water Cooling system

Danger Den - RBX
Zerex Racing Super Coolant 4 oz
ClearFlex 60 Premium Tubing 6 feet
Hydor L30 320GPH Pump
Polypropylene "T" for Tubing
Y (Wye) Fitting
Adjustable Double Snap-Grip Plastic Hose Clamps
Evercool 120x25mm Aluminum Frame 80CFM 30dB-A Fan
NEW! Arctic Silver 5 Thermal Compound
Tube To Tube Reducing Couplings Reducer Size: 5/8" to 1/2
Clear Reservior
and Heater core
total about $200

9mmCensor · Nov 19, 2003

Nice, 6 feet of tubing.. that doesn't leave much room for error tho.

LPS · Nov 19, 2003

my case is small though...
so i think it's ok
4 feet is ok and 2 feet more for safe^^

FIZZ3 · Nov 19, 2003

You don't need a T-Line AND a reservoir- they have the same function. I'm not sure what you need the tube couplings for either... most tubing will stretch over 5/8" (or even slightly more) if you warm it up a bit first.

The fan is so-so IMHO. I like 120x38mm fans for increased pressure. The CFM is good enough however. You might want to think about getting or making a shroud too by the way.

LPS · Nov 19, 2003

I buy T-line and reservoir because wanna try which one is better for me.
and also buy some more accessory for emergency...
i'm making a shroud by myself
and i'm thinking how to mount my heatercore to my case..

Soja · Nov 19, 2003

T-line = less space, cheap, invconvenient, longer bleed/fill times
Res = more space, aesthetics, much faster bleed/fill times

I wouldn't waste money on a reservoir to find out I like a t-line better

ILikeMy240sx · Nov 19, 2003

If your case is small, and you are limited on space then go with a T-line... just be patinet. Also, what are you planning to do with a tube-3-tube reducer?

LPS · Nov 19, 2003

just buy to play

my friend just tell me zwallet and sendmoreinfo to earn some bucks..
he lives in CA and earn 1xx usd a month
so cool

ILikeMy240sx · Nov 19, 2003

hmm ic ic. Just wondering where are you from LPS?

LPS · Nov 19, 2003

Suma · Nov 20, 2003

Well nice setup.
also trust me you'll like the res better.
filling a T-line is a pain in the ***.
It sounds a little expensive for just 1 wb.

Suma.

Fuzion · Nov 20, 2003

I agree w/ Suma. $200 bucks for just a WB system is a little much, where'd you get everything from? Those prices just don't seem right.

Good setup though, be careful w/ your cuts w/ 6ft tubing. I ordered 25ft for both of rigs, I'm a little excessive though

Suma · Nov 20, 2003

Heh 25ft, that's alot.
I need to go myself to homedepot (btw, we call it homecenter here.. go figure

) anyway I'm planning to take 5m which is around 16ft.

Really no need for more.

Suma.

Wicked Klown · Nov 20, 2003

Heck I bought 20 feet of CLearFlex60 myself. Thought I'd give some to a friend and hey I got a discount on it.

Fuzion · Nov 20, 2003

I was putting 2 rigs together at once, and I like to have some extra. I think 6ft is gonna be cutting it close in any case.

Suma · Nov 20, 2003

That's true, your better of with around 10ft.

ILikeMy240sx · Nov 20, 2003

yup 10 ft sounds good. You never know... Plus this is your first time WCing so mistakes are inevitable... sorry for pessimism but everyone makes a mistake here n there so give your self plenty of "cushion", if you will...

Suma · Nov 20, 2003

... and you probably will.
"sorry for pessimism" (ILikeMy240sx)
stands for me too.

Suma.

LPS · Nov 20, 2003

CLearFlex60 can get in Home Depot?

LPS · Nov 20, 2003

My setting is ok i think
50 for pump
28 for heatercore
60 for waterblock
25 Clear Reservior
12 for fan
tube like 7.5
and accessories

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