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The acrylic extender is JUST what I'm looking for. I spent about 45-minutes with James and Todd yesterday trying to get the 452x2 to bleed with no luck, but was very pleases with the CS effort. Will the extender avoid air being sucked back into the loop with dual pump serial systems, and if so how?Quote:
Originally Posted by Koolance
Super nice! Will be placing a huge order in April. Waiting for GTX 590 launch n now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Koolance
Our tester just realized the pictures we have on our site for the connecting nozzles aren't correct. If you use the optional internal acrylic bypass, the connecting bridge should be on the lower ports ("P1 [IN]" and "P2 [OUT]"), not on the top ports. We've added a note below the original image.
RP-402X2 was recently updated to Rev1.1. There are a few changes:
- Rearranged LED locations/qty/angle for better illumination (this was also done with RP-452X2 Rev1.1).
- Moved pumps inward to allow enough room for Koolance HTS-PMP400 heat sinks.
- Cleared more acetal around the pumps to allow DDC versions with feet to fit (without chopping them off).
The original pictures were updated for Rev1.1. The pump movement ALSO means a different connecting pipe is needed for Rev1.1.
Tim
Of course this happens like 2 days after I ordered my RP-402X2 :p: I even have two HTS-PMP400's laying around that I would have liked to use.Quote:
Originally Posted by Koolance
Bought mine on Friday as well... FFS :eleph:Quote:
Originally Posted by lowfat
Don't know what to do now... Keep it? Return it for a refund? ARGH!
I have a HTS-PMP400 too :(
EDIT:
NVM, can't be arsed.
If you purchased an item from our website, our return period is 30 days. If the product was purchased from another company, you would be subject to their return policy.
Tim
Good to see you took all our considerations and made an awesome revision!! Thanks tim for your hard work on this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Koolance
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...o/IMG_0767.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by lowfat
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That is now my MOST EXPENSIVE EQ i have in the entire system. :rofl:
70 x 2 for pumps... 140 + 35 x 2 for the heat sinks = 70 = 210 dollars just on the pumps!
Then you can add the Bay Res price! :rofl:
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...o/IMG_0769.jpg
They take some patience bleeding tho.
If your used to tube res's be prepared for a new experience..
Thanks for the reply Tim :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Koolance
I could return it to the reseller but... What happens to the res if I do that?
Can the reseller return it to you and then you can do something with it?
Or is just down to the reseller to either flog it, use it or put it in the bin? (so to speak)
I had nothing but good service and help from Tom @ ChilledPC, and I have no ill will towards you guys either, and I feel I'm screwing either or both of you over and letting a good piece of engineering go to waste if it's the latter?
If the product was faulty I'd host no doubts whatsoever but it's perfectly fit for purpose... It just happens to be prematurely EOL because you've released a revised version...
EDIT: I had a word with Tom and we reached an agreement on the subject :) So it seems I'll be using my HTS-PMP400s after all ;)
I have a small question.
Can this fit 2x Swiftech MCP655.
No they have a different verson, link to page.http://www.koolance.com/water-coolin...roduct_id=2025Quote:
Originally Posted by ANP !!!
Thank you :)Quote:
Originally Posted by m_jones_
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...o/IMG_0777.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by ANP !!!
the left one is the 452, which takes the D5.
The right one is the 402 which takes the DDC.
They are not cross compatible.. meaning u can not take 1 pump and mount it in the other.
Sounds great, thanks, I have been waiting for them to get in stock. Along with a EK FC block for GTX560 so I can SLI them. Wait is always bad :rolleyes:.Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
Edit: they seem to be stock at Koolance's store. Any ideas when the EK or Koolance fullcover block for GTX560 be out ??
Is this correct if I have the lower insert installed? I think one of my pumps was DOA but the other one would only run dry. No matter what I did I couldn't get it to prime.
http://hostthenpost.org/uploads/603b...9eaf2cbed7.jpg
because you probably have the acrylic insert preventing the pump which has access to the res missing.Quote:
Originally Posted by lowfat
Remember what i said in another post.
When u have the acrylic insert as per say in koolance's description, the pump on the right side is your drawing pump.
This pump pushes water to the left side.
If the right side pump can not push water to the left side, then the pump will not purge.
Installed a different pair of pumps. Still having serious issues bleeding this thing. The air bubbles just get recycled through the loop over and over again. Almost my entire loop looks like one big cyclone. http://smiliesftw.com/x/thumbsdownsquared.gif
mmm.... no t-line method like i recommenced?Quote:
Originally Posted by lowfat
This is for a bling rig. No way I am going to install some ugly t-line in it. :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
then u need to extend a long fill line... once bleed, remove it..Quote:
Originally Posted by lowfat
So attach a barb in the corner.. and about 2 feet in tubing.. and start filling.
Yes its PAINFUL... but it will bleed over time.
I got it bleed eventually. It was a complete pain in the ass though. There are still a bunch of bubbles stuck to the front of the res, but at least there is no longer any major bubbles in the loop.
those take up to a couple of days to get rid of.. lol..Quote:
Originally Posted by lowfat
its a PAIN.. i can totally understand ya..
but once setup, its fully functional, and it does add nice bling.
Can I ask what you did to get it to bleed? Just tipping/burping, or letting it run for longer at whatever pump speeds?Quote:
Originally Posted by lowfat
Tim
Well i just did a gpu addition on the loop with the bay res.
And i really recommend the Tline route if your gonna add it.
So far it took about 15 min to quiet down... and i think it will be almost fully bleed.