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Quattro

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How many feet of tubing does your rig use?

Also please state your case type.
 
i used about 5 or 6 feet total in my rig - i bought 15 feet of tubing, and that lasted 2 separate systems - and of course theres leftovers from the screw-ups that i made


edit: its a lian-li PC-75B
 
I used around 5-6 feet in my Chieftec Dragon/Chenbro style case. I had bought 25' for around $8 of the 7/16(3/32 walls) Masterkleer so I am setup for quite a while now ;)
 
Cool I bought 4 and it doesn't seem like quite a lot...

I'm just leak testing now, it seems pretty cool..
 
Wicked!

Dual Xeon at 3.3Ghz each, thats awesome.

What temps do you get?
 
Thanks..I think it does I get 11087 3D Mark 03..And 6300 Pc Mark 04 (Close approximation)

Probobly do a little more tweeking along the way...
 
i use maybe 4 feet. @ the moment i use d-tek hose. but i have recently bought 20 feet of braided coke syrup line to use.. can't beat 30 cents canadian a foot :D
 
I have used anywhere from less than 4 to about 7.
7 Feet in a server cube case with some test blocks: extra length of about 2 feet included to make swaps easier.

About 6 feet in my main rig: just cpu, but a big server case.

Around 3 1/2 feet in a matx LAN rig I put together; old IBM Aptiva case.

My current project has about 15 feet of 1/2" ID tube (copper and clearflex), 7 feet of 1" copper and about 120 of 1" stainless for the radiator.
The system will cool anywhere from 2 to 5 computers and the case is...well, my house. :D


Usually less than 5 feet is plenty though, unless you have a really bg case or a cooling everything in the system.
 
The last time, it was just under seven feet in a Lian-Li PC-v2100. However, I've reconfigured the internal space and with the new Iwaki MD-20RZ I just ordered and the new res I'm building I'm hoping to get it down to about five feet--even with the Dwyer flowmeter in the loop. I may pull the flowmeter after testing or leave it in for bling factor, it is pretty and unusual.
 
Nice & Snug

My system has required no more than 3.75 feet of tubing. That includes a generous T-line. This is housed in a Chieftec Dragon.
 
My system took about 6 feet, a cpu, gpu, and NB. its totaly internal, and its in a XazerIII fulltower
 
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