Direct mount to the bottom of the reservoir, IINM. I haven't seen the whole restoring when mounted with a pump yet.

Currently I only have the Facebook link, but I'll see what I can dig up when I have the time.

Yeah, the photon's advantage is the glass. I'm not too fond of the inner light tube of the photon.

Good to know your GPU is well.

Cooling improvement, if you have passive heatsinks in your system then yeah, probably will see improvement.

Why the regret bro?

Also, d5 cylinder res are not yet common here. Usually people end up buying a d5 pump top and a male-male fitting and fit the together with the cylinder res

If you go custom, open worklog pls. Hahaha.

Just... don't use the rice for cooking after you've used it for your components. Keep it for future drying up use. lol

Anyone seen the images of the newly announced Bitspower reservoir?

Two G1/4" ports on the top instead of one, and the same three port design at the bottom. Included in the box is their rather new air bleed valve!

RM500 to start, XSPC kit or swiftech h220.

If you want decent enough ones, aquatuning and performance pc has. Though phobya ones are also pretty good.

If you want the over the top ones, FrozenCPU.

wtf. so expensive.

kizwan, I believe you want this.

http://www.frozencpu.com/search.html?mv_pr...a&go.x=0&go.y=0

The ones I got from Phobya are only like 7W/mK I think.

I don't think you need to go so far really. Stock thermal pads are really bad, some of them are about 1-3W/mK, depending on manufacturer. If you don't want to ship them in from FCPU, check with APES and see if they've got any Phobya pads and find out the rating.

For EK, I think the rating for the pads are about 3-5W/mK, but that's the one you can buy. I'm not sure of the one included with your water block.

This post has been edited by pristine: Jan 23 2014, 06:08 PM

Well that kinda sucks.

AFAIK, niclasteoh only has 3M pads, but Let me know if niclasteoh has something like fuji poly. Might just get some for myself. Haha.

What fans were you trying to get, anyway?

You can actually get them from niclasteoh. link

The only NBs you can find locally are the XL series and the multiframes. The black silent pro is nearly nonexistent and as for the e-loops, no one stocks it in Malaysia. Not sure if anyone else but me even owns it.

Try not to buy fans from overseas, they get taxed rather easily if declaration goes wrong and it's not easy to change.

If you've got budget for SGTs, you can also consider Corsair SP/AF series from drivenheat (an LYN forumer)

This post has been edited by pristine: Jan 24 2014, 12:54 AM

Which NBs are you looking for? I have three XL-series that I haven't used. No box though.

Multi frames are NB flagships, together with the e loops. Which cost more than SGTs and I think more than corsair fans.

And the corsair fans drivenheat sells are just slightly more than an SGT. Dual pack, not single fan.

Happy hunting. haha. though you can try asking hantarkatsini2 where he got his BSPs. Yeah, my XLs are blue blades.

Koolance flow meter + display, uses G1/4" threads so you can use any fitting you want. niclasteoh has it, but I'm not sure of stock. Costs about 200 though.

You'll need to use the meter at 10mm. Should be fine. I don't think you'll be able to get decimal point accurate coz conversion from inches to mm isn't exactly to the dot in water cooling.

The XT45 and the EX240 are two completely different radiators. So don't simply buy. lol. One is better off with SP fans, and the other with AF fans. The EX is high FPI and the XT45 is low FPI. They are different things. So before jumping the gun, read up and decide.

Dotatech takes their stocks from APES IINM.

So funny seeing other people rave about nvidia titans and 780/ti and here we're going crazy over amd's 290/x since it's the hottest chip on the planet. lol.

Good job WC club.

You can use tomato sauce, brasso, lime/lemon and salt, toothpaste, there's actually quite a few methods. Pretty much any method that's available for cleaning copper you can use to clean copper water blocks. Just make sure not to include non-copper parts of the block.

The ones made for water cooling rigs, no. Other consumer end QDCs yes. Haha. Why, anything you need to know?

Koolance has been making QDCs for a very long time so they have various generations and various models for it. You'll need to pair them properly. They come in two pieces and not in a set, so careful when purchasing.

QDCs have G1/4" thread, compression heads and barb heads, so up to you to choose. I would advise to have a tube leading out from the GPU to the QDC so the QDC won't add weight to your GPU.

Consumer QDCs work differently and are shaped differently.

Btw, Bitspower is new into the QDCs, so is Swiftech. Bitspower QDCs are not very impressive. Koolance does better. Swiftech on the other hand makes rather interesting QDCs, manufacturing a modular version of it allowing for amazing flexibility when it comes to QDC applications.

But like always, availability is an issue. So if you want easy to get QDCs, get Koolance ones, which niclasteoh sells.

This is rather genius.

eh irienaokiMod'N'Go Design, you guys should make this.



This post has been edited by pristine: Jan 26 2014, 12:55 AM

Looking good for a start. The coolant looks like mango juice.

Mayhems pastel concentrate, sunset yellow.