Alright bro. Will be expecting your rig photo!

This kind of thing makes me sad (cracked upper right hole).



But the excellent service support provided by the company behind this is excellent!

This post has been edited by pristine: Jun 19 2013, 11:08 PM

Anyone here taking interest in Corsair's new Carbide "Air" 540?

Looks pretty amazing to watercool and mod out.

What say you irienaoki?

Nah. Magic! sales tagging hantarkatsini2

Fiq, do I get anything for promoting your sales thread? lol.

RM459? Really? Price out already? oO Where?

nyum. Too bad I haven't even finish my A05NB.

Haha cool.

When you got new WC rig send to me again yeah bro. :

Primochill acrylic plates.

These are for my flow indicator.

Seems like not many people know about this product. haha

It's for a Primochill's Vortex Flow Indicator. Comes in two variants, one in delrin and another in clear acrylic.

This version is already on the shelves and can be purchased.



This clear acrylic version is not available yet.



Nearly the size of a pump top, made of excellent quality delrin (I can't say about the acrylic one yet), stainless steel stabilising rod (dowel), acrylic flow wheel and crystal clear coloured faceplates. Has dual M4 mounting holes for mounting the unit on your case and 3x G1/4" ports. Apparently a 4-port version is being made.

Stainless steel reinforced screw holes for securing the faceplates and mounting.

Unit comes with a G1/4" plug, 2x M4 screws, washers for mounting purposes, and a template for marking the holes to drill on your case.

Readily available in multiple colours, additional faceplates and flow wheels of different colorus are also readily available for separate purchase.

Same price as Bitspower flow indicator. You get more for your money in a way. Bigger indicator, better materials, better customisability, excellent after sales service.





This post has been edited by pristine: Jun 20 2013, 01:21 AM

You can put it anywhere really. Don't really need to mount it on your case. One modder has it attached to his graphics card. haha

Sheeettttt. dude, resize man. resize. lol. or make clickable thumbnail.

Anyway, that builder must have some OCD issues. all so... same.

This post has been edited by pristine: Jun 20 2013, 02:27 AM

Eh yeah. I didn't realise. HAHA. Cool.

Same price as btispower flowmeter.

Do you want measurements? I can measure for you.

Tonight I PM you ok bos?

Shoot me a PM can discuss.

He won't sell that. To even get that he stress. Right devilish_yin? HAHA.

Can get through me if you're interested. Please bear in mind that MIPS has closed down and no longer manufactures water blocks. So if you want to get, better get fast.

DON'T SELL PLS. Now become like rare item. lol. Company sudah gulung tikar.

I wouldn't say it's one of the best, but it performs alright. If you're cool with performance being comparable to top tier, and prioritise looks and like how the Iceforce looks, I say grab it. Well built with a full delrin case, nickel plated copper which has a unique shine, NOTHING like EK or Aquacomputer or Watercool Heatkiller. Mounting bracket made of brass and nickel plated finished to look like the block's baseplate. Only set back is that packing methods and instructions could use a lot of improvement. lol.

This post has been edited by pristine: Jun 20 2013, 06:49 PM

The Drive II is a nice piece. Great for smaller builds.

If you think yours is low cost approach, you should see the MVF Limited edition's packing. NONE. Just put in paper envelope and wrap with bubble wrap. I AM NOT JOKING.

Oh yeah, nickel plated brass. Oops.

I should hope it makes you happy. Two of swiftech's best components there. lol. Their Apogee HD and their MCP35X combined into one. If that doesn't make you happy then how la irie. haha.

LOL. Won't help anyone, sadly. haha. In my opinion, I think the Drive II dumps heat onto your CPU and cools it at the same time. Macam takde kerje.

Nice. Push-pull pump system. haha.

I take you have an aquapipe for your res?

New reservoirs available on Performance PCs!



Primochill CTR with different endcaps.

This post has been edited by pristine: Jun 20 2013, 06:59 PM