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EK custom watercooling kit

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7 minutes ago, Moustache Boy said:

Haha kike man. Af en toe de regels verbreken mag 😝😁

 

I think I will go with that option. But then go for a bigger reservoir. Pure for the looks 😊. I presume that's compatible? 

that depends on what res you go with. i believe their res X3 ones should be compatible with your D5 pump unit, that should be 60mm wide. the X4 series uses a glass tube and is 80mm wide.

Hey guys what's up. I making my pc parts list and was first thinking of picking the Corsair IQUE 150i Pro (for the reason I have pretty much everthing corsair, and because of rgb compatibility) 

 

I love the look of custom watercooled pc's (custom loop) but I don't have the skills to do it myself. And to let a company do it where I live, 1000 a 1500 euros is nothing to spill out to just do that. (and you cannot pick your parts) 

 

Then I came accros the "EKWB EK-KIT RGB 360 watercooling" I think this brings the best of two worlds. 

 

Do you guys can give this NOOB some tips.

Like:

- What kind of knowledge is required for this. (are things to look out for) 

- liquid to use.  

- and replacing fluid. (how often, and which type) 

 

 

Sorry, this probably is going to be a long anwser 🙈

 

 

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2 minutes ago, Moustache Boy said:

- What kind of knowledge is required for this. (are things to look out for) 

since that kit includes everything you need to make a loop, you don;t really need much knowledge at all. you need most know-how for watercooling when you go look for the parts.

 

2 minutes ago, Moustache Boy said:

- liquid to use.

personally i'm a big fan of just demiwater with some biocide, but premixed fluids are great too.

 

generally speaking pastel fluids don;t last as long as clear fluids do, since the 'pastel' coloring will fall out over time and gather in low-flow areas.

 

4 minutes ago, Moustache Boy said:

- and replacing fluid. (how often, and which type) 

i tend to replace the fluid atleast once every 6 months, but that's just because i run my watercooled builds 24/7 for server use.

depending on the fluid you use, you can get away with using the same fluid for a couple years.

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38 minutes ago, Moustache Boy said:

Oké thanks man! Biocide is to prefent bio growth in presume? Sorry English not my native language. So not sure with some of the product names. 😝 

(ja ik ben ook nederlands, maar het staat in de forum regels dat je engels moet praten zodat iedereen weet waar je het over hebt ;) )

 

Biocide is basically a PH balancer, so yeah to prevent growth. but you can also get small bottles of concentrate from EKWB's cryofuel for example that you can mix with demiwater. that also incudes anti-corrosives and some other stuff.

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8 minutes ago, RollinLower said:

(ja ik ben ook nederlands, maar het staat in de forum regels dat je engels moet praten zodat iedereen weet waar je het over hebt ;) )

 

Biocide is basically a PH balancer, so yeah to prevent growth. but you can also get small bottles of concentrate from EKWB's cryofuel for example that you can mix with demiwater. that also incudes anti-corrosives and some other stuff.

Haha kike man. Af en toe de regels verbreken mag 😝😁

 

I think I will go with that option. But then go for a bigger reservoir. Pure for the looks 😊. I presume that's compatible? 

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7 minutes ago, Moustache Boy said:

Haha kike man. Af en toe de regels verbreken mag 😝😁

 

I think I will go with that option. But then go for a bigger reservoir. Pure for the looks 😊. I presume that's compatible? 

that depends on what res you go with. i believe their res X3 ones should be compatible with your D5 pump unit, that should be 60mm wide. the X4 series uses a glass tube and is 80mm wide.

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