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dogbait · 08-30-2003, 04:52 PM

Very true, if I later sold on the block it would be easier to do so if it used hose barbs. But those compression fittings look so very cool!

I'm planning on purchasing such a whopping great radiator because I plan on cooling eventually two or three PCs from it

In addition, it's not going to go inside my case but in a separate 'box' so the size isn't too much of an issue since my case has room for only the smallest 80mm radiator which would need a lot of airflow through it to cool two Xeons and the gfx card.

Will get the smaller Eheim, since I hear running the 1250 with 3/8" ID barbs could cause it to become a bit hot (I believe it comes with 3/4" and 1/2" fittings as standard).

And Tygon looks good, although I hear there are issues with it not working so good with push fits?

08-30-2003, 04:52 PM	#10
dogbait Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: London, UK Posts: 70	Very true, if I later sold on the block it would be easier to do so if it used hose barbs. But those compression fittings look so very cool! I'm planning on purchasing such a whopping great radiator because I plan on cooling eventually two or three PCs from it In addition, it's not going to go inside my case but in a separate 'box' so the size isn't too much of an issue since my case has room for only the smallest 80mm radiator which would need a lot of airflow through it to cool two Xeons and the gfx card. Will get the smaller Eheim, since I hear running the 1250 with 3/8" ID barbs could cause it to become a bit hot (I believe it comes with 3/4" and 1/2" fittings as standard). And Tygon looks good, although I hear there are issues with it not working so good with push fits?