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what size tubing do i need for my water cooling?

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whichever you like the looks of. there is no performance impact. thicker walled tubing kinks less, but that's about it.

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https://www.scan.co.uk/products/ek-supremacy-evo-water-block-a-universal-cpu-water-block-that-fits-all-modern-cpu-sockets    cpu block

https://www.scan.co.uk/products/thermaltake-pacific-pr11-reservoir-pump-combo-maximum-discharge-up-to-500l-hr-heat-resistant-acrylic  Pacific PR11 Reservoir/Pump Combo from Thermaltake

https://www.scan.co.uk/products/ekwb-coolstream-ce-280-(dual)-radiator-copper-fins-90-copper-tubing-brass-chambers-2x-g1-4-port-thre     EK-CoolStream CE 280 Dual Radiator

 

 

These are the main parts but im not sure what size tubing i  need, i will be using flexible tubing as its easier to install and yes if you are wdering i am new to this, thanks for the support

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whichever you like the looks of. there is no performance impact. thicker walled tubing kinks less, but that's about it.

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