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So to start off i tend to get tired of 1 color in my pc at the moment i have red and black but red gets boring and i want to do a new build in a tempered glass case with rgb strips so i can change the color when i get bored of it(im thinking of the enthoo evolv TG, unless anyone has other suggestions of nice TG cases around that price point) ,  so most of my components will be either black or silver with possibly some white. I also want to do a custom loop but i dont want to use a  specific colored tubing cause it defeats the purpose of my multi-color build, Do you think white tubing will reflect the rgb colors or should I go clear and let the led "dye" my water, or is there a reflective type tubing im unaware of? Or are there any good neutral colors that would look good in an rgb lit case (excluding black.)

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You should do some PETG tubing and us UV reactive fluids to change colors with UV lights. Here is a video Kyle at BitWit, formerly AwesomeSauce Network recently did where he used some UV fluid and OMG to color!!

 

 

 

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16 minutes ago, legacy99 said:

You should do some PETG tubing and us UV reactive fluids to change colors with UV lights. Here is a video Kyle at BitWit, formerly AwesomeSauce Network recently did where he used some UV fluid and OMG to color!!

but put the dead ends on the gpu in first before filling the loop ;) 

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1 minute ago, 19_blackie_73 said:

but put the dead ends on the gpu in first before filling the loop ;) 

lol Yea... that was epic, and in context with how Kyle and Jay are, that almost seemed intended for the image of it shooting... lol

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