woww.. just now i read another WC worklog, didn't know that Moogle Stiltzkin gonna start the project..

anyway what size of the tubing you would like to go then? clawhammer tubing is 1/2".

the compression fitting you should go is the same size like your tubing. refer by here:

http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/coandro.html

any G1/4 will suit yours compression fitting size of 1/2 - 3/4. For every 90/45 degree rotaries you need compression fittings. 8 90 or 45 degrees mixed.

1. Swiftech MCP655 12v DC Pump - with Speed Controller - do not need any compression fitting or 90/45 degree unless you want to mod it using Bitspower mod kit & mod top.

2. Swiftech Apogee XT CPU Waterblock - a pair of compression fittings and 2 x 45 degree rotaries here.

3. Aqua Computer aquagraFX for GTX 285 (G200b) G1/4. You are not going for sLI? so need only a pair of compression fittings here and 2 x 45 @ 90 degree rotaries here.

4. EK Waterblocks EK-Multioption RES 250 rev.2 - you need another a pair of compression fittings and 2 x 45 @ 90 degree rotaries here.

5. 7 feet x Tygon R3603 1/2in. ID 3/4in. OD Laboratory Tubing # AAC00038 - this one no need compression fittings / 45 & 90 degree rotaries.

hope this help you to get a conclusion.

i already post the answer about feser vs water. if you're using distilled water, you need to flush whenever you think it's a necessary for you to do that. BTW it's a still cheap source that you can pick up for your rig build. But i not recommend the distilled water for newbie setup. Mistake is always happen.

By using feser one liquid, you just need to top up if you see any dehydration happen in times to come. It gives you two years or maybe tilt before you can see any drop of performance, by that time you need to flush it and replace by using a new one.

if you are aquarium technology savvy it's a bit easy to assemble all these thing. More or less it's still have the same method like you assemble the canister pump like eheim to your aquarium setup.. it's still easy...

lol.. actually Tuniq TX3 is the still the best for load. you can get it locally. The price around RM25 above. Still cheap though..

anyway, in case you want to get a GFX WB locally you can always find Clawhammer and ask/reconfirm your GC spec. He's the best on providing advice for new comers of WC. Anyway it's still easy to flush the water without using your mentioned item, only open up the reservoir top (EK multioption) and then just spill it out to other bekas....

that's a nice thing.. if its already stated that the tubing contains antimicrobial thing for what we need the biocide bro? maybe u should install it first then, let see how goes inside the tube. either its perfect runs or will have another problem like algae even with antimicrobial tubing. So, this will be a good source for the new comer later....

coke also can... lol

nice looking wc rig. anyway only i dislike its compression fittings design.. the koolance looks one.

your item should be arrive by tomorrow. there's no delivery on sunday if i'm not mistaken.

check the place via google maps. i think should find the place...

This post has been edited by kInOzAwA: Dec 13 2009, 06:55 PM

hahahha it depends on how you handle the computer... if it's on load 100% 24hrs soon what you said is true.. it's because when u oc the temp is not normal, that's why WC is a good solution for that...
let's go extreme ocers......................

anyway bro, there's tons information over the internet.. you need to understand the oc fundamental and it's best to know the bios function, the max oc you can go and the max voltage you can go, apart from a good chipset selection for the rams, so you're freely to go OC anytime... in DDR2 most people's RAM selection is always a micron D9 chipset and they're OC while keep the latency of the ram as tight as possible... In normal Intel processor environment, the multiplier was locked in the bios, so the Front side bus (FSB) has been used for oc, if the PC cannot boot or crash that shows the voltage is not enough to supply the power to the proc, this time we need to raise up the voltage to a suitable measurement. Monitor your temp closely too. But it's not all about the voltage, sometimes RAM is one of the other factor of why the pc cannot be booted up. This is why extreme ocers always go for the higher ram value. The possibility to overclock it is better than lower value of ram. It's not worth if you go to premium watercooling stuff but u did not oc your pc. It waste a lot of money bro. Learn your bios function, mobo to mobo got different talent and different settings for bios. And the most advance bios is called Genie bios which is a part of DFI mobo. For newbie, i recommend you to choose a user friendly bios that's found on the Asus or Msi mobo. All has been separated very well (highlighted) to let you know the function. Gigabyte need to hit 'F1' when you're inside the bios to OC. So the MIT, Mobo intelligent tweaker will appear in a screen after short while.

Excellent. nice raid device... anyway it's good to know the cost and the tax charges as well for the WC parts..

wowwwwwwwwwwwww very nice price there... anyway what's the reason behind for the package? is it label as gift or what?

go to imageshack.us. you can resize it to fit most of the forum. just upload using 'em.

when i'm using the imageshack.us it works for me to adjust the image to a suitable size for the forum. i can see on your mognet forum, btw it's too large man

i think you need to upload it via imageshack and post it here too man

the Lamptron FC-5 looks more or less the same like Scythe Kazemaster Ace fan controller

make a measurement to your rad width x height, put a mask tape on the top of the case while drawing the measurement there. and then cut it.