Actually, just make sure your aqua pipe is screwed in tight (not TOO tight) and flush. It'll be alright. The leak you're seeing could just be water splashes.

Bitspower didn't replace actually. They still sell both types of aquapipe. The first one is standard with most of Bitspower reservoirs, called the Aquapipe I. The one you have to buy separately is the Aquapipe II. Difference is that one is fit on the inside and the other on the outside.

My supplier doesn't bring in the aquapipes and I sold the one I bought for myself along with my 80mm reservoir.

I'm using an Aquacomputer acetal/delrin/POM reservoir.

You can actually use the reservoir without the aquapipe. No harm

Lol. I posted this rather recently. It's a risk though. You can end up breaking your chip or your motherboard if too tight.

Yeah, that's the only issue. Check your g1/4" thread, see if it's chipped or cracked.

It's only worth if if your chip has the ability to really shine without the lid. Otherwise, don't bother. Also you'll need good TIM, else forget it.

I think kitsuna is using the naked Ivy mount.

Another picture to over.

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WHY DO ALL THE STEALTHED OUT RIGS SUDDENLY LOOKS SO SEXY/

For TIM, liquid ultra can get from niclasteoh. NTH1 is an option, but check out if you can get Gelid Extreme. I'm waiting for it to be available.

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Performance PC/Aquatuning. No one in Malaysia is crazy enough to stock them coz they're OTT expensive. I have three, I know.

They cost more than Corsair SPs, SGTs and even Multiframes.

Any reason you're looking for eloops?

Why not just add on two more SP120s? Get from drivenheat.

I can check if my supplier still has SGTs in stock.

I think the whole wc club supports shepard

Wtf. I think you're looking at aquacomputer's external radiator bracket. Which comes separately from the rad.

Wouldn't that mean you'll have to use the rad WITHOUT fans?

Duh. Also, ace is selling off a kuhler 920.

Wah. The one day I don't visit the thread, it becomes a chemistry and physics classroom. wtf people. chill. Debating physics and chemistry doesn't help. You can dump all the heat you want, but water will only take so much and give so much. And if anyone wants to be anal about it, by all means, calculate the flow rates and conductivities of all your components. You'll just end up over the wall.

Yep. Best part is, your fittings are compatible.

Depends what you mean by best in it's class. In terms of AIOs, I cannot recommend anything better. If you want a "proper" kit, then XSPC would be the way to go. But knowing what case you've got, the H220 is the best you'll find. At least the best when it comes down to cooling your 290 as well as your CPU.

Best being coz you'll be able to change the tube, add a reservoir if you need to and add the 290 water block and the pump will still be able to deliver. Also coz you won't need a lot of space for it to work.

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The crazies here use Aquacomputer aquaeros, me being one of them. Another crazy controller is a T-balancer, but I don't think anyone locally has one.

The more regular brand is Lamptron. NZXT and Bitfenix has their offerings but I think Lamptron is one of the better ones in the pool. There are other brands out there like Scythe, Aerocool, Phobya, Reevan and etc, but the more common ones you'll see come from Lamptron, NZXT and Bitfenix.

Temperature probes, depends what you want them for. More often than not some devices only support monitoring and give out temperature read outs. Some will relate temperature with RPM and control fans based on a factory set graph. On controllers you can program, you can use temperature probes and do whatever the controller is capable of (control fans, control pumps, shut down the system, etc), with high accuracy.

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You save. A lot. Haha.

Depends on controller. Some can take pwm, some can't.

Can. Typical fan controllers will use voltage to control the fans. Lamptrons work a little differently and use a method of PWM to control. Can ask infernoaswen since I think he did some research when buying his fan controller coz Corsair fans were picky.

Careful if you plan on daisy chaining fans. Not all fan controllers take kindly to daisy chained fans.

12v, not too sure. 5v, definitely. But it's all electronics so it's possible. Check out external hard drive power plugs. Maybe you can make something out of that.

crazy person. lol

By Paul Tan?

Eh. shush about my MKB.

haha. Feser Admirals. Those were my idea. Lucassss you really going to get them eh?

YongXian, TFC made pretty much the most sought after radiators before they vanished.