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unknown 03-24-2002 10:02 AM

Newbie in need of help.
 
Hi all,

After some scouting around in my local second hand market, I managed to get my hands on the following items:

- InnovaCOOL Block(3/8" fitting)
- Black Ice Extreme (1/2" fitting)
- 12V 500GPH pump/reservoir combo (1/2" fitting)

Qn:
- Do I need convertors as the components have different fitting size or can I just run 3/8" pipes all round? or simply, What type of pipes do I need to make this combo complete?

- Any other 'accessories' I need along the way?

Thanks




:)

unknown 03-24-2002 10:15 AM

I just saw a post regarding the possibility of using 3/8" tubings on 1/2" fittings? Any advantages/disadvantages regarding this issue??


Also, by using 1/2" tubing increases the flow rate, and thus the performance right? So, is it possible to use the above mentioned componets with 1/2" tubings only; and securing the tubing to the fitting of the block (3/8") with clamps??


Thanks

ambient 03-24-2002 10:54 AM

You could use 1/2" tube for the whole thing and use adapters and a piece of 3/8" id tube to connect to the block.

Brad 03-24-2002 12:36 PM

It'd probably be easier just to use 3/8", and use it on the 1/2" barbs as well

unknown 03-24-2002 09:49 PM

Thanks ambient, Brat.

However, what I am concern if there is any performance difference between the two different setup(using ambient's solution VS Brat's suggestion)??

Brad 03-25-2002 01:07 AM

my setup will have slightly lower flow rates, but would be less likely to leak, and be easier

unknown 03-25-2002 01:13 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Brad
my setup will have slightly lower flow rates, but would be less likely to leak, and be easier
ok thanks.

just to confirm. if going by your way, it(tubing) has to be silicon tubings right?

Brad 03-25-2002 01:22 AM

yeah it will need to be silicone, although if you heat vinyl up in boiling water and very quickly put it on the barb, you might get it working too

unknown 03-25-2002 01:52 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Brad
yeah it will need to be silicone, although if you heat vinyl up in boiling water and very quickly put it on the barb, you might get it working too
Thanks

unknown 03-25-2002 02:00 AM

One more question..

How do one knows how many watts of heat his/her CPU is producing???

Brad 03-25-2002 04:15 AM

use a program called radiate. (Don't ask me where to find it, just try google)

unknown 03-25-2002 08:51 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Brad
use a program called radiate. (Don't ask me where to find it, just try google)
hmm.. got it... thanks...


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