Talk about small bore! How thick is the tubing?
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Talk about small bore! How thick is the tubing?
Here in Europe we usually use more low flow with 8/6 cm tubing.:stick:
Really, well I live in Sweden and 1/2" tubing is the most common size here.Quote:
Originally Posted by bullit
ok my mistake .Quote:
Originally Posted by Viktor
You have to give a slow shutter speed at least 1 second so you have to use a tripod.Quote:
Originally Posted by CandymanCan
Most european produced WC is made for 8/6mm and 10/8mm, but alot of people (including me) is using 12mm or ½"..
10/8mm is also used, more common in Germany.
Here's an update on mine.
I wasn't that pleased with the UV Dye Lite Clear Blue performance under UV lights. So I changed it to D-Tek's Visible Blue and I like it much better.
Had to change the tubing too, as my Masterkleer tubing was pretty dirty after only a couple of months of use.
The cathodes were placed like this, just to give an idea. 1 goes to the top, the other to the bottom of the case and 1 x10cm will come unter the 120mm fan at the back.
http://users.skynet.be/MetalHead/stacker/visblue2.jpg
http://users.skynet.be/MetalHead/stacker/visblue4.jpg
I'm personally gonna go with 1/2" ID UV reactive tubing for my next loop. I'd rather not put dyes in the loop as they'll just clog my Storm.
Enjoy, I havnt tried any of the UV tubing yet. Do you know they compare to Masterkleer, Tygon and Clearflex with regards to elasticity and bendability?
I've owned the Primoflex UV tubing (the same stuff I plan on getting next time), and I didn't notice any difference in elasticity between that and the Clearflex 1/2" ID I had had right before that. However, in terms of flexibility, my Tygon 7/16" ID has been the best...but I have a feeling that has more to do with it being 7/16" ID 5/8" OD rather than it being Tygon.
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y55/LenniZ/PC123.jpg
I really need to buy myself a better cam :(
do you have a pump/tee line or pump/res? i can't see a pump anywere.
What case is this? I'm pretty sure it says Cooler Master, but I'm having trouble finding this exact model, whats it called?Quote:
Originally Posted by Liquid_Cooled
You won't find that case anywhere anymore. It's part of the long discontinued ATCS series. The entire ATCS team that worked for Coolermaster left a few years ago...to form Silverstone. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Entity_Of_One
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Originally Posted by Entity_Of_One
ATC-210
http://www.sundialmicro.com/cooler_m..._1701_211.html
http://www.sundialmicro.com/cooler_m..._1701_136.html
220 has lights on the front -
http://www.sundialmicro.com/cooler_m..._1701_192.html
Check SunDialMicro.com - you can get them cheap now! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by EnJoY
Ah ok, this would be why I was having so much trouble finding it. Thanks for the info. I just really liked the layout of this case, but I guess if its discontinued I'll have to look into something else.Quote:
Originally Posted by EnJoY
Wait, so its still around? I'm at the site now, but still haven't come across that case.Quote:
Originally Posted by dnottis
Edit: Just saw your other post with links, thanks! Really appreciate the help:)
The ATCS series of cases IMO were some of the best cases ever made. Their aluminum is NOTHING like the cheap stuff they use on Lian-Li's and they're built absolutely rock solid. I originally paid $250+ for my ATCS and it was worth every penny. I just recently got ahold of another one - which I'm gonna chop in half to house a phase change unit for my rig. @ the $119 price for the case shown above, it's well worth it......Quote:
Originally Posted by EnJoY
yea, the ATC-210 is gorgeous, but the only thing i hate about it is the airflow. you have a single 80mm in the back as an exhaust, and a single 80mm uptop as an intake, i kid you not. since the ATC-210 has a clean faceplate and uses the chassis of the ATC-110, it was the only solution they had.
to get better cooling, i drilled x2 80mm intakes in the back, and a 120mm exhaust ontop (for the rad).
haha, i dont like Lian Li much either. the new top dog is Silverstone, no doubt about it. mostly the TJ-03 (which i just got!) and the TJ-07.
Thats unbelievable. Buying like 5 now.Quote:
Originally Posted by dnottis
Hmmm...any idea what model is the ATCS that looks like the 210 without the glass door, but with 5 5.25" drive bays? I've got one that I've never used and your post got me wondering again :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by Liquid_Cooled
I dun get it? Whats the obsession with those cases. Personally I dont find them very attractive. The glass door is a turn off.