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My possible CPU watercooling setup. Need some thoughts

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So the last part Of my build I need to order is the water cooling setup. My budget was< 250$ to get a decent CPU cooling set up. Tell me what you think. Let me know of some problems you can see with. I have spent weeks reading forums after forums. This is what I came up with.
First my new Comp
Case- Chaser MK-1
Intel i5 3570k
Gigabyte GTX 670
16gb ddr3 @ 1866
Corsair ax750
120gb SSD
500gb 5400rpm HDD
Water Cooling Set Up- 249$shipped
XSPC 750 240 Kit
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/16891/ex-wat-219/XSPC...
XSCP Blue Tubing
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/14227/ex-tub-1019/XSP...
Monsoon Compression Fittings

2Quick Disconnects on the res. I was worried about draining and thought this was a great idea.
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/17130/ex-tub-1462/Pho...

This is my amazing MS paint pic of my plan.

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rubix_1011 said:
I guess you could do this, but how often are you actually going to use this feature? I'd go with Koolance QDC; you'll want to ask Boiler and Moto about them.


I think he just intends to use the QDCs to drain (if/when necessary), since the pump will be the lowest point in the loop. That way, he can disconnect the block/rad from the pump/res, dump the res and drain out the lines.

They're a bit pricey, but work well. I had the VL4-series and they worked fantastically. The threading is a bit sharp - cut my hands up every time I touched them :/ 
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boiler1990 said:
I think he just intends to use the QDCs to drain (if/when necessary), since the pump will be the lowest point in the loop. That way, he can disconnect the block/rad from the pump/res, dump the res and drain out the lines.

They're a bit pricey, but work well. I had the VL4-series and they worked fantastically. The threading is a bit sharp - cut my hands up every time I touched them :/ 

Yeah thats what im doing. Hear anything on the phobias? they are not pretty but they are cheap

I think Koolance's are the best flowing- others might be more restrictive. I've seen a review by Martin somewhere (I think it was Martin...) where they reviewed the impact to flow based on different QDC fittings available.
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