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I've got all bitspower compression fitings and what not, bitspower water block, D5 pwm pump in a dual Bay res, all is sealed but evaporation still occurs slowly, just wasn't sure if anyone found a cure to this problem/ ways and ideas on how to minimize it

Acrylic tubing.

 

Evaporation occurs because soft tubing is porous.

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Hey community, basically the title says it all. Regardless hear it is again.

What is the best steps to minimize my water cooling loon's water.

I hear tubing matters, side the type of fitting and snugness, type of cooling fluid.

Anywho that's pretty well it what's your thoughts?

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Why? This is why you have a resevoir.

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Why not use some sort of sealer on the tubing?

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Every watercooling system should be a sealed system.. The liquid should have the chance to evaporate

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I've got all bitspower compression fitings and what not, bitspower water block, D5 pwm pump in a dual Bay res, all is sealed but evaporation still occurs slowly, just wasn't sure if anyone found a cure to this problem/ ways and ideas on how to minimize it

NAME: HAF Satlite MOBO: ASUS Maximus Extreme-Z IV CPU: i5 3570K 4.4GHz 1.256V GPU: ASUS 1080Founders RAM: 4x4GB Corsair Vengeance Red 1600MHz 7-8-8-24 PSU: EVGA 750W Gold STORAGE: 1TB Samsung Evo | 4x4TB WD Green Raid10 OS: 10 x64 Pro COOLING: Custom 360rad CPU under water soon GPU too

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I've got all bitspower compression fitings and what not, bitspower water block, D5 pwm pump in a dual Bay res, all is sealed but evaporation still occurs slowly, just wasn't sure if anyone found a cure to this problem/ ways and ideas on how to minimize it

Acrylic tubing.

 

Evaporation occurs because soft tubing is porous.

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