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Need help with editing this cart and some questions....

melias24

Hey guys so i have made a cart with the parts i plan on buying when water cooling. 

So here is my question:
  • am i right that i need 10 fittings with this build?
  • Is coloured yellow tube better than clear tube with colouring (this would be the colour i'd be adding if i choose clear tube http://www.pccasegear.com/sc/zqT) ?
  • I heard that colouring can block up your loop, but if you have a silver coil will it not block?
  • Can i make this build cheaper but not affect qaulity of parts?
  • Am i missing any parts?
  • Need recommendations on fans and whether to do a pull or push config. or both

~Elias

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1. thing first, not enough rad, I'd advise a second 240, or at least another 120mm

 

2. you only actually need 8 fittings (10 with above suggestion), that pump and res can be simply plugged into one another, as jayztwocents shows here:

 

3. I've heard not-so-great reviews about masterkleer tubing about colour leakage, I'd advise the Primochill advanced LRT.

 

Aside from that i don't think you could make it cheaper, and you aren't missing anything, you don't custom water-cool because it's cheap. (I'm putting together a comparable loop with similar parts)

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Hey guys so i have made a cart with the parts i plan on buying when water cooling. 

So here is my question:
  • am i right that i need 10 fittings with this build?
  • Is coloured yellow tube better than clear tube with colouring (this would be the colour i'd be adding if i choose clear tube http://www.pccasegear.com/sc/zqT) ?
  • I heard that colouring can block up your loop, but if you have a silver coil will it not block?
  • Can i make this build cheaper but not affect qaulity of parts?
  • Am i missing any parts?
  • Need recommendations on fans and whether to do a pull or push config. or both

~Elias

 

Recent watercooling dye and premixed coolant are a lot better then they used to be they are less likely to gunk up.  I'd use a biocide or a Premixed coolant that has dye/biocide already mixed in rather then a silver kill coil.

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