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zoson · 11-16-2005, 02:43 AM

Here's a simple solution. Get some acrylic based epoxy and goop up that portion of the tube making it rigid. While I'm not sure this would prevent a length of tube past the gooped portion from crimping, you could also say, goop some rings or make a sprial pattern every 'x' length of tube up until the next connector where you are no longer having issues.

11-16-2005, 02:43 AM	#10
zoson Cooling Savant Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: X Posts: 204	Here's a simple solution. Get some acrylic based epoxy and goop up that portion of the tube making it rigid. While I'm not sure this would prevent a length of tube past the gooped portion from crimping, you could also say, goop some rings or make a sprial pattern every 'x' length of tube up until the next connector where you are no longer having issues. __________________ Core i7 930 @ 4254Hz 22x193 \| ASUS R3E 901 BIOS \| 12GB Mushkin Blackline 3x4GB @ 1547MHz 7-8-7-24-1N \| Lian Li PC-A10B 2x EVGA GTX275 SLI @ 720/1266/1566 \| 2x 80GB Intel X25-M G2 SSD Raid 0 \| 3x 1TB Samsung Spinpoint 7.2K Raid 5 \| Corsair 950TX H2O \| Enzotech Sapphire Rev.A \| EK-FB RE3 \| Swiftech - 2x MCW60/GTX275 Unisink, MCP655b, MCRes Micro.v2 \| 3x HWLabs SR1-120 あなたの神への弓 Time isn't wasted, when you're gettin' wasted.