J Jaydee Ramos Reputable Mar 20, 2014 224 0 4,710 Apr 22, 2014 #1 I'm planning to but Cooler Master 690 III case w/ Seidon 120V water cooler. This is my first build and I don't want to have problems in leaking, so do you have any tips on preventing ?
I'm planning to but Cooler Master 690 III case w/ Seidon 120V water cooler. This is my first build and I don't want to have problems in leaking, so do you have any tips on preventing ?
C Cons29 Splendid Feb 10, 2010 5,456 1 26,960 Apr 22, 2014 #2 dont bend too much, handle them carefully. There's always a risk, but i rarely see problems with these Upvote 0 Downvote
dont bend too much, handle them carefully. There's always a risk, but i rarely see problems with these
J Jaydee Ramos Reputable Mar 20, 2014 224 0 4,710 Apr 22, 2014 #3 Cons29 : dont bend too much, handle them carefully. There's always a risk, but i rarely see problems with these I know this is a stupid question but can I tape the tubes ? Upvote 0 Downvote
Cons29 : dont bend too much, handle them carefully. There's always a risk, but i rarely see problems with these I know this is a stupid question but can I tape the tubes ?
M Meepz Honorable Dec 13, 2013 220 0 10,690 Apr 22, 2014 #4 No dont use tape use hose clamps and non-conductive fluids for your loop Upvote 1 Downvote
J Jaydee Ramos Reputable Mar 20, 2014 224 0 4,710 Apr 23, 2014 #5 Meepz : No dont use tape use hose clamps and non-conductive fluids for your loop I'm not changing the cooler loop but can I still use hose clamp to it ? Do I put it on into the end of the loop ? Upvote 1 Downvote
Meepz : No dont use tape use hose clamps and non-conductive fluids for your loop I'm not changing the cooler loop but can I still use hose clamp to it ? Do I put it on into the end of the loop ?