kidz1995bro, have you thrown away the packaging for the fittings? if you haven't you can check the item code and see if yours are 1/2OD or 5/8OD.

Also, Primo tubing is hard so it takes a bit more force to get them onto the barbs. As for the compression ring, if you can't get the tubing through it while the tubing is straight, chances are you have wrong compression size.

Which part can't fit? The barb or compression ring. Like Lucassss and I mentioned before, Primo ADV is a hard tubing and requires some force to get it to fit on the barbs. Compression ring will also require some strength to tighten. For me was easier coz I'm using monsoon fittings.

You can follow this for an idea of the best AIOs out there:

http://www.frostytech.com/top5_liquid_heatsinks.cfm

As for best brands,

Pump: anything Laing/Xylem branded
Tubing: Usually preference, but top brands are: Primochill, Tygon, Duralene, XSPC, Masterkleer
Blocks: Varies, your call.
Coolant: Preference driven, typically EK or distilled water for budget, Mayhems for colour options. Personally, using XSPC EC6.
Fittings: Crowd favourite; bitspower, but your call.
Monitoring: Aquacomputer if you're crazy, Lamptron or anything that's available if you just want to have it.
Radiators: Availability problem, so locally it's just a debate between XSPC or EK. But if you want good performance and available locally, look for HW Labs; niclasteoh carries the brand.
Fans: Preference based, normally Scythe GTs, Noiseblockers/Black Noise or current favourite, Corsairs.

Yeah, the Nepton is actually a shocker. They must be getting the right OEMs; one of their AIOs are swiftech designed. Availability of the Tundra you can ask Edifier

Check with Aswen for Duralene. Not sure if Tygon is still common, can probably try APES or self order from RS Electronics or element14. Aquacomputer.... have fun hunting.

If this was a locally assembled piece, so much money.

Check out the Monstaaa, 4x black noise e-loops. Also, so clean.

Yeah, Nepton is a new product. Eisberg was with Alphacool.

If you really do want aquacomputer and know people in Singapore or you're near enough to SG, you can get from there.

I'm using dual rads too. 360mm, 240mm 3770k and 680. So no biggie. haha!

I don't know how much it cost the owner. Not a local guy.

Yeah, I think it's a 600T

I think it's Mayhems or EK red not fully bled. lol.

lazy to curve or no skills probably.

different case. wth. lol.

Chew Yongxian If you've got a budget of RM500 for the CPU itself, you've got enough to go for a custom kit. XSPC's basic kit is 499 and the H220 is 489. If you want an AIO look, go for the H220. Also you'll end up selling less parts away in the future. Add GPU block about RM500 since you're using a 290X. Add on a good simple reservoir about RM150 tops and your budget still hasn't burst the bank. Plenty of for fittings and tubing. Unless you go crazy.

Even if he didn't summon, I would have replied anyway.

Only slack part about XSPC kits is the 750 pump. The Swiftech H220/H320 uses a MCP350 pump if I remember correctly. Heat handling is more towards radiator and block TDPs.

If you have two separate AIOs, you'll have to deal with controlling and monitoring two pumps. Also, you might end up getting double the pump noise and vibration, if any at all.

Typical AIOs are not completely custom loop friendly as their pumps are not designed to take anything extra. They'll work, but not to it's optimum. Swiftech H-series are not typical AIOs. Oh, and you don't really need to buy a reservoir coz H220's radiator has a fill port.

infernoaswen, I have Primo too.

This post has been edited by pristine: Jan 12 2014, 06:10 PM

Filling and bleeding will be a pain and will probably require the radiator to be out of the case during the process but hey, saves some budget if you need it. haha!

Haha. I don't know about that, but I have xspc tube and primochill tube (both flex and rigid)

I used to do, but lack of response.

If you want the alphacool rad, check taobao out. You can probably get one through one of the agents on the forum. But be prepared to pay a lot. Monstaas aren't cheap. Last time I brought in a 360/480 monstaa, was like RM600 or so.

Fuaahhhh. Nice photo.

Tubing will be fine. Just dont kink it.

Maybe pennykia or schokolade

Enzotech matteblack fittings along with XSPC black sparkles, I think. Right Kidz1995?

This post has been edited by pristine: Jan 13 2014, 03:43 PM

This is why you don't simply use solvents for every damn thing.

If your 360s are TFCs, I know someone who'd be happy to buy them. LOL

Haha. It's not mine bro. Some other wc-ers one. Not local guy, AFAIK. I'm using a delrin res in my rig so

HAHA!

Meant the compression fittings. But guess I was wrong. haha! Looks pretty good though, got a nice contrast.

Haha. yeah. Would have been a party if it was acetone.

This post has been edited by pristine: Jan 14 2014, 01:56 AM

not really. It's sad that he ruined his bitspower reservoir. But I haven't met anyone crazy enough to clean plastic with solvents... so yeahhh.

Nah. I had a bitspower full clear acrylic res before but didn't use so sold it off and got an aquacomputer white delrin reservoir.

Wah. One day never check, 30+ replies. Nice!

Use good acrylic tape. It's different. Double sided tape is the regular clear adhesive + white peel layer or black adhesive + white peel layer. Foam tape is white foam adhesive with green peel layer. Acrylic tape (the one you want) is clear gel adhesive with red peel layer.

Haha.