actually i got ek x2 advanced top & bottom kept under my bed doing nothing.
i'm just taken out its acrylic tube and use it to replace my bitspower res' tube
but not sure whether x2 bottom/top can fit ur v2 tube or not

Can see red coolant there

artis tempelan. u asked supernothing to powdercoate TJ07 for RM100 mah

Pls resize ur pic for better view. It is stretched right now looks blurry

hmm today feel free & found this somewhere....

it's not about the brand but the dye fluid in general.

Pre-Mixed Fluids.
Another option to consider is pre mixed water/additives, but be warned, the dyes in many of these fluids can congeal around the insides of your water blocks and cause a blockage and also stain tubing, reservoirs and other acrylic items. Based on those points, I do not recommend using these kind of products unless you absolutely need to have coloured water in your reservoir.

Dyes.
Again, these dyes can look great for a while, but we've see many people complaining about acrylic blocks and tubing becoming permanently stained, fins/pins inside blocks becoming clogged and even dyes losing their pigments over time. I still have a pair of perfect seal barbs that have their threads stained pink from some orange dye, no amount of scrubbing or soaking would remove it! If you aren't too bothered about any of the above, then they can be an unusual and arguably attractive addition to your loop - My advice here though, is to use coloured UV tubing instead.

Avoid mixing metals.
Copper and Aluminium don't play nicely in water. You may well end up with Galvanic Corrosion unless you use some kind of corrosion inhibitor. There are many on the market, such as G11, Zerex, Feser, but ideally though, try and keep all your blocks the same type of metal. Please ask on the forums for advice on specific gear.

aunties at home have always been cheated by RO unit sellers. Check it out, RO system must contain a waste storage in the unit. It is not a closed system the some amount of water must be drained out from the system as a waste. Hate these kind of sellers go to kampung & cheat people.
Reversed osmosis (RO) is not a distilled water. if u measured their pHs, the RO is more alkaline than the latter. hmm trace mineral is not removed totally that's why it is more tasty than distilled water. Distilled is purer than RO.

This post has been edited by owikh84: Aug 31 2010, 08:17 PM

well done steven.
i'd install the top fans in exhaust flow so that hot air is removed from the casing.

This post has been edited by owikh84: Sep 19 2010, 07:44 AM

Should be correct as Bits Top has inlet and outlet on top.

This is for single loop only. There's another EK D5 Dual Top for dual loop, FYI.

Hmm had this issue with XT before. Found out that the XT was clogged with dirt from loop, which restricting my flow and coz bubbles from outlet of XT up to my top 360 rad.



Btw here's my latest setup

Temporarily using HF which is less restrictive than XT.
Will clean it up and polish.

yes the L rotary will slightly reduce the flow rate but negligible as ur pump is very strong.
clean up the HF bro

Bitspower res + DDC ? = big Typhoon yo
go get the EK res with anti Cylon accessories

Barb/compression fitting in the market usually comes in G1/4 or simply 1/4" threads in which BigWater doesn't have.

U cant change the fittings of BigWater. I don't see why u should change to bigger tubing since the flow rate difference is negligible.

hmm, u can, assume that u're using a G1/4 res.
just get 3/8" G1/4 fittings for it and remain other parts will do.

This post has been edited by owikh84: Oct 24 2010, 08:48 AM

Distilled water works as a coolant.
bye

Distilled water + anti algae/corrosion is the best coolant
In case of accidental spillage u will find distilled water takes longer to crash ur mobo than the so called "non-conductive" coolants

WC guides for noobs

flushing will do..
else if u got a very long thin brush.

Curious with its performance.
It'd be better with push pull fans.