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    Oh Noes! More Koolance Fittings!

    Okey i got my package from koolance.

    Have to say one thing. The quick connects, i dont recomend them. Using my highly calibrated super accurate tool [my mouth and lungs] you can feel restriction when you blow on them. More so then a right angle. So i decided to forgo on them. But yeah they look restrictive.

    Anyhow some more eye sores!

    First off the quick disconnects:

    The male piece:



    The female pieces:




    The straight female piece:





    Now something interesting i found and a toy for me:




    mmm what am i going to do with this?


    This is all for you iany! I know you want to drop this in too!




    So in all, compression fittings are , the quick disconnects are . The brass thingy is also .

    Thank you for my little review.


    Oh size comparsion on my favorate new fittings now:



    Must buy more compression fittings!
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    Woah.. two right angles from cpu into NB ?

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    I usually don't worry too much about elbows and what not, but that looks really restrictive, especially coupled with a Supreme.
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    Quote Originally Posted by IanY View Post
    Woah.. two right angles from cpu into NB ?
    whisper... rd-30 remember?

    EDIT: I am not going to do that bridge, i wanted to play it off, but it would make me really look like a noob. Anyhow read my second comment below on the real reason for that brass piece.
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    those comp. fittings sure look sexy, btw whats that chipset block you got on the x-38? is it a DD?
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    Quote Originally Posted by NeoGeo333 View Post
    those comp. fittings sure look sexy, btw whats that chipset block you got on the x-38? is it a DD?
    DD MPC Universal. The new one. Or is it MCP. Blah, dont make me go look it up.
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    The right angles just from looks seem to pose terrible restriction the others not so much so...

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    Quote Originally Posted by bluehaze View Post
    The right angles just from looks seem to pose terrible restriction the others not so much so...
    AHAHAHAHA.... actually i was only kidding. That last pic was for a comparison of the two barbs, but i went overboard with that brass thingy.

    Im gonna just go with regular copper elbows and then use silcon sealant to seal it because i cant thread a copper tube as barbs. I was only playing it off, because of the comment iany made on another thread about me and koolance.


    But im gonna leave those pictures there just for iany!


    The real reason (honest) for those koolance Brass Junction was so i can use my dual inlet dual DDC Alphacool top. NOT to do that.

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    better hope Crediki doesn't stick his nose in this thread, he might come hunt you down and beat you with a bag full of quick connects and copper elbow pieces
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    Quote Originally Posted by phelan1777 View Post
    better hope Crediki doesn't stick his nose in this thread, he might come hunt you down and beat you with a bag full of quick connects and copper elbow pieces
    copper elbows, i am going to use.

    The quick connects.. if there koolance... hellz no. As i said my highly calibrated super scientific meter said it was restrictive!

    But seriously, it is, and i wouldnt recomend it. Wasted about 80 dollars on those usless fittings I have 4 female peices and 4 males.
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    How are you going to use the koolance funky thingamijig(technical term) on you dual ddc top?
    *I'm way dumber than my dad, please have patience*

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    If you are not using the quick disconnects, would you mind sending a pair (right and straight) to Martin so he could calculate the actual flow restriction? Not that I am questioning the validity of your highly scientific methodology!
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    Now..how about some Koolance blocks to go with that? lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by NaeKuh View Post
    copper elbows, i am going to use.

    The quick connects.. if there koolance... hellz no. As i said my highly calibrated super scientific meter said it was restrictive!

    But seriously, it is, and i wouldnt recomend it. Wasted about 80 dollars on those usless fittings I have 4 female peices and 4 males.
    ARGH~~!!! You're one day late with this post~!!! I just ordered last night~!!

    Koolance replied to me (very quick customer service, that i'll have to give it to them) yesterday with the claim that these improved quick disconnects would be about equal to a G1/4" thread in terms of effective ID...so I thought, what the hack, lets grab 2 pairs and that bling bling flow meter as well and try them out

    lets see how it goes when they arrive

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    Their flow meter scares me..... It almost does a complete 360* turn.
    That cant be good can it? I often thought about it to...... but everyone says just look at the Res for flow response.

    http://www.koolance.com/water-coolin...product_id=288

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    look at them 6mm holes in the Alphacool top

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    Quote Originally Posted by XS_RoB View Post
    Their flow meter scares me..... It almost does a complete 360* turn.
    That cant be good can it? I often thought about it to...... but everyone says just look at the Res for flow response.

    http://www.koolance.com/water-coolin...product_id=288
    Very true. But its the only one that can output the flow rate directly to an RPM display with each rpm = 1 ml per mins
    Very useful for testing purposes but totally useless as a permanent item in a loop since I wouldn't expect flow rates to change much unless I switch out blocks.

    Using the "all else being equal" method, i can test the loop with the flow meter, then remove it, safe in the knowledge that flow rate will be at least what I've read off the thing

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    on a side note can anyone say HAWT?


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    Quote Originally Posted by afX View Post
    on a side note can anyone say HAWT?


    wow

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    That was a side note right there, you are right, and, HAWT, I said it too.

    That's quite a reservoir you've got there, nicked it off some old ladies aquarium did you?

    I love koolance too, they make their own fittings, their own threads with their own thread sizes, their own hoses, waterblocks, reservoirs, radiators, pumps, even kitchen sinks for ya, and none of their products (with the only exception being their ram blocks, but their kill yer flow too) are better than matching products from other brands.
    That's a reason to koolance for ya right there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ArtosDracon View Post
    How are you going to use the koolance funky thingamijig(technical term) on you dual ddc top?
    derwen the brass junction is a Y as well. Look at those pictures.

    I am going to use the 4 compression fittings to connect the dual inlet with the dual outlet of that junction. The junction then has a single inlet on one side, otherwise my perfect Y for the top.

    Martin thinks its a great idea, and yeah, i am gonna send him the fittigns if he wants to test them. But right now i think he's done enough with the rd-30 testing so lets give him a breather yeah?
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    Koolance Rocketship FTW!






    This is the real reason for that brass t-junction. Unfortunately, the holes are about ~1mm off so i cant use the sli bridge to join it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NaeKuh View Post
    Koolance Rocketship FTW!






    This is the real reason for that brass t-junction. Unfortunately, the holes are about ~1mm off so i cant use the sli bridge to join it.

    I have three of those tops and have been trying to figure out how to use them . . .

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    Quote Originally Posted by NaeKuh View Post



    This is the real reason for that brass t-junction. Unfortunately, the holes are about ~1mm off so i cant use the sli bridge to join it.
    Wow cool, what performs better, that dual setup or the RD-30?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zaskar View Post
    Wow cool, what performs better, that dual setup or the RD-30?
    the rd-30.

    That brass junction as a wye just seems like it's going to create restriction on the inlet which makes me a sad panda!
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