This pretty much answers your reservoir question.

XSPC would be the best kit you can get locally. IMHO better than EK kits. Swiftech H220 is another option, but that's not exactly a kit. It's a modular all in one. Good value though.

Radiators are different. EX240, AX240. The last one uses a cylinder pump combo. First two are bay res pump combo.

I don't think the twin D5 kit is available locally.

So cheap? Really? for the kit? You have to be joking.

Yes, a single D5 is actually enough for most rigs. When you advance further and build bigger rigs or start getting more custom, then sure, dual D5, why not.

Depending on what you wanna achieve, you may want to add on a 360 later on. If you have the budget for a 360 kit, and if it'll fit your case, get it.

Yeah, you can change the tubing to Primo LRT, which will add on to your cost, of course.

Coolant isn't that expensive. RM7X. or cheaper bout RM3X. If you count quality and properties and this and that, price isn't too bad.

Or just buy distilled water for less than RM10 at your hypermarket and add on silver coils and/or biocide.

I sell the kits btw, along with other watercooling parts and stuff. Can get from me also.

You can use car coolant, but always read labels coz the pumps for our systems are not properly rated for certain chemicals and stuff that goes into car coolants.

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Not so sure whether the 932 can take a 360 on the top. I know it can take a 240mm.

UV reactive, depending on what colour you want, Mayhems has a lot of colours and come in about RM 6X a bottle, but you'll need to add distilled water. XSPC EC6 is about RM 7X. EK Coolant is cheapest, but my supplier doesn't bring it in, not that I would recommend it either, I think about RM 3X a bottle.

Yeah, you have to read the labels and make sure it doesn't kill your pump. lol. Rated viscosity and chemical composition for car coolant and pc coolant is different. Yeah, other stuff like fittings, tubing, water block, etc.

No point raiding my home. I don't hold stock.

Will get the prices for you. XSPC EC6. Red, Green, Blue. Any other colour - mayhems.

can see online.

IINM glows red. Coz the UV green glows neon green and the blue glows blue. LOL.

Tube cutter can buy from hardware store. or use knife/scissors.

Ah. That makes more sense.

Performing better than your previous cooler?

Bro, can your res fit next to you pci bracket section, in the space there? Would help with your tube routing.

Does your reservoir have another port you can open? If got then you can use that to drain. use a bucket/pail/basin/dish/whatever.

Yeah, you can use that. Careful though. Once you open it the water will just rush out.

Whether the rads can cope or not depends on your fans. If your fans can move the heat from the fins fast enough, then it'll cope.

Higher flow rates give you more constant, stable temperatures. Less fluctuations.

For fans, depends on your radiator type. But generally, Static pressure fans like the gentle typhoon and the corsair sp series are the crowd favourites.

Yes, in theory a static pressure optimised fan will be able to push air through the densest of radiators while an air flow optimised fan will struggle.

However, as I mentioned before, it will depend on your radiator as well. If you use a low fin per inch radiator (low density fins), you will benefit more from high airflow fans.

I will test this out when I have the chance. I've got air flow optimised fans and static pressure optimised fans and monitoring systems for my loop.

This is so clean.

Lucassss, this should interest you. haha.

There's someone on the forums selling the parvum case. But white colour.

SFF for that size mobo? Got meh?

Interested in XSPC temperature probes? I can see if I've got them in stock.

I don't think Bitspower has temperature sensors with display.

Will let you know once I get the availability and price.

Enthoo primo. Haha.

Haha. No man. Someone else rig.

Oh. That's by Jonsbo. Full aluminium stuff. Want me to let you know when it hits our shores? My supplier carries the brand.

Yeah, they do quite well. I have a V6 myself.

Can the UMX2 even fit your mobo?

ok. will let you know when I get word of it reaching.

In case anyone is looking for something for their crazy itx rig, here's the Parvum.

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=3041563&hl=

Interesting way of doing things.

Where did you get your flow meter from? Taobao?

Btw, the Koolance rad you're using, is it a new one or old one? coz old Koolance rads are made with alumnium cores (IIRC), which will mess up your loop real bad.

As for your side panel, is it with a soft touch/rubbery finish? If it is, there's nearly no way of helping you. If it's just painted metal, can try using isopropyl or if that doesn't work, can try polishing compounds. What's the stain, anyway?