Destro506

My bad, I did not realize that singularity was only making 60mm res holders. I should have looked further.

Thank you for the informative reply! Do you have any experience with the swiftech to answer the question of the pump being able to handle another block and 120mm rad?

Thanks for your reply! According to swiftech's website it says it can accommodate another rad and block. Not exactly sure how accurate it is though. Guess I need to do more research! But I am glad the metals will work together.

Hello all! So I am looking to upgrade my water cooling loop and need some input before I buy the rest of my parts. I currently have a stock H220x from swiftech. I want to add a rad and this water block for my 980ti. I need to know if this block is compatible with the H220-x system. I have heard that copper (which the cpu block is made of) is not compatible with other metals in a single loop. I want to add this GPU block:https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-fc980-gtx-ti-tf5-acetal-nickel. Are these two blocks compatible? Or am I forced to buy a whole new loop. Thanks for your replies Cheers!

These are exactly what you are looking for: https://www.singularitycomputers.com/product-category/watercooling/reservoir-mounts/ Singularity computers is a modding company that produces products specifically for modding and water cooling. These mounts are designed to hold cylindrical reservoirs onto radiators. Linus has mentioned them a few times in his videos. Singularity computers has a wonderful Youtube channel that produces videos with water cooling build logs. A great resource for modding and water cooling

You can get both the 5T and the Pixel on Verizon .

If you'd like to stick with android, I think you should save some money and go for a phone that is almost as good as the Pixel 2. The One Plus 5T is $100 dollars less and is very competitive with the pixel. One Plus 5T link: https://oneplus.net/5t Comparison between Pixel 2 and 5T: https://www.tomsguide.com/us/oneplus-5t-vs-pixel-2,review-4902.html