Not planning to wc the rams lol, thinking of either avexir ram with red leds or corsair dominator platinum but not sure if the lightbar upgrade kit is available over here or not. If not then need to find a way to replace to red
Its actually a little dimmer in real life (you saw it what ). Anyways will hook it up to a fan controller so will be able to adjust the led brightness for all, luminous panel, waterblocks, res etc. At least in theory should be no problem I think...not sure how adjusting voltage is going to affect the leds lifespan 

Speaking of CW611...I am still stuck with this two choices...Which do you guys prefer? Both also offers what I need & at the same price point haha.

1) Lamptron FC5v3
2) Lamptron CW611

Yeah agreed but the functionality is pretty useless for my case.

1) I am using 24V pump, that controller only support 12V pumps, meaning if I were to control my pump speed via that controller, I can only control around 1/3 of the upper limit till it shuts down itself automatically.
2) Based on what I gathered, I still need a koolance frequency adapter for the flowsensor. Its not a plug & play solution that I was meant to believe. I thought we could just plug the flowsensor & the controller will automatically convert to LPH but I was wrong once again

So pretty much will be the same as a normal fan controller la  I am thinking of cw611 as well since it will be flushed at the front, no knobs but I dont mind knobs either...I am fine with any which is why I am stuck in deciding 

Thats a good news. But too bad there is no full gpu block for my gc (7870xt). If i want to proceed, the best choice seems to be the universal gpu block. Hmmp

premium means more expensive right? Huhu. I just dont know whether its worth it to buy it if it is too expensive. If buy universal block, at least can still be use on other gc as well.

Just got my 350D..cant fit xspc ex240 + gentle typhoon ..nw planning to get black ice gts240..is it good?..any 2 cent frm all members will be appreciated..

well better late then never. 

at least now bitspower got competition abit so maybe quality & options will further improve/increase then we WCers can enjoy! 

Yeah, but pristine is also true.
Bold last statement. But I'm with you man. To me, too many extenders and less showing liquid is not that impressive. No need to mention O-Ring replacements nightmare.

BTW, what is the OD of primo's acrylic?

Edited: Aww, 3/8 1/2. I was hoping they'll make 1/2 3/4 acrylic.

Hi bro...long time no chat/updates from you! so early ah you today? 

hahaha.... well that's why I considering the acrylics from primochill...

What fitting available for 1/2 3/4 acrylic?

That depends on what space you have inside the chassis. If going for long just for the length's sake, it introduces another factor into the build: fragility. Acrylic tubes aren't crack- or shatterproof, and long lengths means more possibilities of cracking it. Not to mention having to mod a way (like one of SingularityComputer's build) to prop the rigidity along the lengths of the longer tubes by adding custom acrylic brace. Some chose shorter lengths as means of a design, to hug the area of a particular block of GPUs for example, rather than simply choosing unnecessary lengths of acrylics just to show tube lengths and coolant in it.

It's easier said than done, by some, about "too many extenders not showing liquid means not impressive", put your mouth/money/elbow grease where it matters and show what you can do first before commenting. Then you'd have only the slightest idea on how much more complex rigid tubing loops are. I'd be more empathic to your comments here when you yourself have build "impressive loops". I've seen how these builds are made, and I admit I' not one to comment on how tough they are to make, those who are building it are more appropriate to comment, but from their own expressed comments of these folks commissioned to build these loops, I get their impression that they are hard to do. Someone said to me that made sense a while back "kalau tak pandai, jangan memandai mandai", and I wholly agree with that sentiment, I'm not good at doing these, so I employ the service of those who are good at these. And from the impressions I get from these folks, it is tough.

What I'm trying to say is that, you try and do it first if you think it's impressive, then your opinion holds weight. Otherwise it's all just opinions and conjectures. And you know what they say about opinions being like a****les, everyone have them, that opinion holds more weight if you hold yourself to that so-called "impressive standards" to your own build.

Just my 2 cents.

Not you. The first paragraph is for you. The rest, is the chilli sauce condiment meant to be passed all around. Whoever feel hot and spicy, too much Lingam Chilli sauce.

There are builds, like that "Queen of Blades" build:



where it makes aesthetic sense to have long acrylics, but it also means he have to plan his loops wisely, than just "lengths for length's sake". And imagine the horrors if one of those lengthy acrylic cracks. It's easier to maintain and replace shorter lengths of acrylic than risking long lengths and having it spilling coolants all around you. For a seasoned builder like the build of that "Queen of Blades", he has the means, skills and resources to maintain that rig should something bad happens to it. Do we have steady supply of resources like acrylics and tools, or personal means of resources of time and money, to even maintain it like he does? That builder does it for a living, he can maintain that build 24/7 and make money out of it, I believe most of us here delve into this hobby as what it is, a hobby, something that is part-time and a set amount of budget.

My opinion still stand, show me your build first before you call anything "unimpressive". This is on behalf of the time and effort spent by custom builders doing their customer builders while some of you easily disses it for being "unimpressive".

When and If I build for a living, you'll be sure I strive for those levels for my own personal builds. Until that happens, ease of maintainence and peace of mind comes first and of paramount importance.

Which is why I have your worklog followed in here. At least you bring to the table what you say and show what you can do. Just stay the way you are, don't get cocky.

Just saw got ppl sell this
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2342770

can buy at those tesco or giant for the few buck only

RM9 for 6 liter spritzer, enough for flushing & filling

pure silver coil ftw! it's maintenance free and looks like another piece of watercooling parts instead of just addictive which cant be seen

Ya agreed, I am using the monsoons silver bullet& Ya its nice to actually see it & knowing liquid passing through it.

Both have its pro & cons depending on how u guys want to look at it. Biocide is mixed in the coolant so u don't have to think where to place it in the loop & fear of it getting caught in any inlet, but u always need to add 1 drops in every 1-2 months whereas kill coil you can pretty much forget about it till next maintenance.

Not sure if biocide have expiry date or not but 1 bottle can last for years with moderate usage. Silver coil I guess till it disappears which will take very long too.
Also worth mentioning mayhems said kill coil tend to increase the tubing cloudiness process. No proper test results were published though or reports from others but its worth sharing what mayhems said.

serious?    tot it was... ok will take a look at it. Thanks bro.

Features:
Fits any industry standard G1/4 BSPP reservoir port.
Easy to install, check, and replace when needed.
Plated with 99.9% pure silver.
Fins increase surface area to 518 square mm.
No flow restriction.
Tool free radial slot uses a coin to tighten.
Packaged with an easy to remove rubber anti-tarnish cover.
Easily increase protection in larger systems by adding another plug.
High quality 2.4mm thick silicone O ring.
An inexpensive, elegant, high performance solution to microbe killing.
Patent Pending.