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    Best tubing and coolant for my rig?

    Due to another thread I started I know I have to refresh coolant soon. I could state this question in that thread as well but the title would be misleading. Therefore I started a new one.

    At this moment I use Tygon R-3603 7/16" ID and 10/16" OD with Fesser One Red coolant. Due to answers in my previous thread, other threads around this board and my own experience I started to doubt this setup.

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    Actually I want to get rid of the Tygon because of clouding and want a good replacement. However I'm stuck with 7/16" ID because 3/8" ID is hard to fit on my MCP pump with 1/2" barbs. I also doubt if I want colored tubing because my system is hard to bleed and with colored tubing I can't see where air in the tubes is still located. Moreover I'm stuck with a few brands of 7/16" ID tubing my retail shop sells (Masterkleer, Tygon and XSPC). It's a pity Primochill doesn't sell 7/16" ID tubing.

    Should I get XSPC tubing as a substitute for Tygon R-3603 with regard to clouding and bending?

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    Furthermore I'm not sure if I'm happy with this premix coolant. I hear and read several horor stories about these premix coolants. At this moment my loop is still running and therefore I don't know if my components are also afected by gunk. I really like it when the tubes look colored. Unfortunately I think I can't use colored tubing due to my system that is hard to bleed.

    I heard that it is best and cheapest to simply use distilled with PT Nuke. Although it's hard for me to imagine how it would look like, functionality is my priority. Therefore I have the following questions:

    1) How much PT Nuke should be mixed with distilled?
    2) Would XSPC tubing be affected by the mixture of distilled and PT Nuke? Or would it be least affected due to less additives in the coolant?

    I want the tubing and coolant to be clear over time. Thanks for taking the time in answering my questions.


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    I wish that tubing was sold in EU Cant find that size from anywhere else than US damnit.
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    Most colored tubing - especially in the 7/16" x 5/8" size, is not totally opaque - this is the case for the blue, green, and red tubing I've tried (Feser and Primochill Pro LRT). Black and Silver are opaque. So, with the red, blue, or green, you can still see bubbles. This has been my experience, anyway - so I wouldn't totally rule out colored tubing because of your concern over the bleeding issue.

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    I can't buy Primochill 7/16" ID in the EU so I need a different substitute for that.


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    Pisklink, what about buying a custom top for your pump and put 3/8" barbs? Not the cheapest solution, but you may get nice results with it.

    In the case of using 7/16"ID 5/8" OD tubing over 1/2" barbs, these koolance clamps would fit-on? http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...ducts_id=25627 Or they would be small for it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mariop View Post
    Pisklink, what about buying a custom top for your pump and put 3/8" barbs? Not the cheapest solution, but you may get nice results with it.
    I like the pump as it is at the moment and I don't want to put to much money in it. But would 3/8" ID tubing fit on a 1/2" barb?

    In the case of using 7/16"ID 5/8" OD tubing over 1/2" barbs, these koolance clamps would fit-on? http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...ducts_id=25627 Or they would be small for it?
    Getting the tube clamped on the 1/2" barbs isn't a problem either because I use wormclamps.

    The problems I have are questions stated in my first post regarding tubing and cooling fluid.
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    But would 3/8" ID tubing fit on a 1/2" barb?
    Yes - just dip the end of the tubing in some hot water first, then push it on. It will be a little more difficult on the pump stock top barbs, but will work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shazza View Post
    Yes - just dip the end of the tubing in some hot water first, then push it on. It will be a little more difficult on the pump stock top barbs, but will work.
    Ok thanks. So what brand would you suggest is to use best regarding clouds and bending? For 3/8" ID I can choose from this list en for 7/16" ID I can choose from this one.

    I was looking for XSPC black or clear 7/16" ID tubing but I read on this forum that XSPC clear doesn't look really clear. And I was looking for the Primochill 3/8" tubing and was not sure what color to choose yet because I have several color schemes in mind (see below). Can PT Nuke harm tubing with Anti-Microbial inside like Primochill?.

    - Black tube with di-ionized and PT Nuke
    - Black tube with di-ionized and red fluid
    - Red tube with di-ionized and PT Nuke
    - Red tube with black or red fluid
    - Clear tube with di-ionized and PT Nuke
    - Clear tube with black or red fluid

    Really don't know what should look best in my rig (see picture below).

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    Quote Originally Posted by mariop View Post
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    In the case of using 7/16"ID 5/8" OD tubing over 1/2" barbs, these koolance clamps would fit-on? http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...ducts_id=25627 Or they would be small for it?
    No, they wont work (as I found out the hard way some time ago) . They are meant for 3/8" ID and 5/8" OD. The 1/2" or 7/16" ID variants are to thick for them to fit over a barb. I tried with several 1/2" barbs but it was just a few haris to small.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mariop View Post
    In the case of using 7/16"ID 5/8" OD tubing over 1/2" barbs, these koolance clamps would fit-on? http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...ducts_id=25627 Or they would be small for it?
    Quote Originally Posted by Captain_Harlock View Post
    No, they wont work (as I found out the hard way some time ago) . They are meant for 3/8" ID and 5/8" OD. The 1/2" or 7/16" ID variants are to thick for them to fit over a barb. I tried with several 1/2" barbs but it was just a few haris to small.
    Those will only work on 3/8" x 5/8" on 3/8" barbs, 7/16" x 5/8" on a 7/16" barbs or 1/2" x 5/8" on 1/2" barbs. Using mismatched fittings and barbs will create a large enough size difference on the O.D. so those clamps won't fit.
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    im using Distilled with Black primochill. + PTnuke. 100% fine for years now. (flush/refill ~6month)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boulard83 View Post
    im using Distilled with Black primochill. + PTnuke. 100% fine for years now. (flush/refill ~6month)
    Thanks this is very helpfull. Can you tell me if you use Primochill 3/8" ID or 7/16" ID?

    Is distilled water the same as demineralized water?
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    1/2 ID - 3/4 OD

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    I was struggling with the same question regarding tubing. Roughly we have to choice between XSPC, Masterkleer and Tygon R3606 in the Netherlands for 7/16 tubing. However, I can’t find any reviews or good information on the XSPC tubing. I know Tygon is more flexible than Masterkleer, but it is also ridiculous more expensive and I haven’t found any real good info on clouding differences between the two. At the moment I am using XSPC tubing, but as I never used another type of tubing it is hard for me to comment on this tubing.

    Is there someone that knows how good or bad XSPC tubing is in comparison to Tygon and Masterkleer regarding clouding and kinking?

    Pisklink: you could also order one of those silver coils instead of PT nuke. I don’t know where you order your stuff, but I found this shop in Belgium (10 euro shipping to NL) http://www.it-service.be/webshop/. Not that expensive and a lot of choice (they also sells these silver coils).

    To answer the question of the difference between distilled water and demineralized: I don’t think there are major differences between the two except for the way it is produced. Filtering vs boiling and condensing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boulard83 View Post
    1/2 ID - 3/4 OD

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    These are too large for my setup. I have to stick with 5/8" OD because larger won't fit on my Fuzion V1 together with wormclamps. The fittings are to close to each other in order to fit.

    Quote Originally Posted by Conquistador SW View Post
    At the moment I am using XSPC tubing, but as I never used another type of tubing it is hard for me to comment on this tubing.
    Could you post a picture of your setup? Are you using 7/16" ID tubing?

    Is there someone that knows how good or bad XSPC tubing is in comparison to Tygon and Masterkleer regarding clouding and kinking?
    It seems that there is no one yet who can make some hard statements about characteristics between all this tubing. This I can hardly believe since there is lots of knowledge and experience here on this forum.

    Pisklink: you could also order one of those silver coils instead of PT nuke. I don’t know where you order your stuff, but I found this shop in Belgium (10 euro shipping to NL) http://www.it-service.be/webshop/. Not that expensive and a lot of choice (they also sells these silver coils).
    I will choose for silver coils when I decide to use distilled coolant. I think it will affect clouding the least. I know that shop and ordered some stuuf in the past. Indeed not to expensive, lots of choice and very good service!!!! Just for your information I also look at Highflow.nl and Freezing Hardware. Both shops also have great service.

    To answer the question of the difference between distilled water and demineralized: I don’t think there are major differences between the two except for the way it is produced. Filtering vs boiling and condensing.
    Where can I buy distilled in the Netherlands?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Pisklink View Post
    These are too large for my setup. I have to stick with 5/8" OD because larger won't fit on my Fuzion V1 together with wormclamps. The fittings are to close to each other in order to fit.



    Could you post a picture of your setup? Are you using 7/16" ID tubing?



    It seems that there is no one yet who can make some hard statements about characteristics between all this tubing. This I can hardly believe since there is lots of knowledge and experience here on this forum.



    I will choose for silver coils when I decide to use distilled coolant. I think it will affect clouding the least. I know that shop and ordered some stuuf in the past. Indeed not to expensive, lots of choice and very good service!!!! Just for your information I also look at Highflow.nl and Freezing Hardware. Both shops also have great service.



    Where can I buy distilled in the Netherlands?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pisklink View Post
    Could you post a picture of your setup? Are you using 7/16" ID tubing?
    I currently use 7/16 tubing . I have no pictures as it has to get cleaned and a GPU block will be added. Also I cannot comment on clouding as in September (last time I checked the loop) I probably forgot to add PT nuke to the loop and there is a white slimy substance everywhere in the loop. ( I will buy a silver coil so this won’t be a problem anymore.)

    Quote Originally Posted by Pisklink View Post
    It seems that there is no one yet who can make some hard statements about characteristics between all this tubing. This I can hardly believe since there is lots of knowledge and experience here on this forum.
    Yes, I hope someone can share some experience. In my opinion XSPC tubing is not that flexible, but as I said before, I have nothing to compare this with. Also I think it did cloud somewhat (using demineralized water + PT-Nuke) but this is even harder for me to conclude as I had some problems getting my PA120.3 flushed completely and the second time I filled my loop after 2 months or so I forgot to add PT-Nuke.

    Quote Originally Posted by Pisklink View Post
    I will choose for silver coils when I decide to use distilled coolant. I think it will affect clouding the least. I know that shop and ordered some stuuf in the past. Indeed not to expensive, lots of choice and very good service!!!! Just for your information I also look at Highflow.nl and Freezing Hardware. Both shops also have great service.
    Thanks for the info, I did know highflow, but they are a bit more expensive and don’t have everything I need, the silver coils for example.

    Quote Originally Posted by Pisklink View Post
    Where can I buy distilled in the Netherlands?
    I always use demineralized water (kruidvat €0,50) so I never looked at distilled water. However, I believe you can buy this at Kruidvat or Gamma and probably gas stations as wez said.

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    I decided I'm gonna use distilled with silver coil as a coolant. But I'm still not sure about what tubing to get. I'm condering the following tubing:

    - Tygon R-3603 7/16" ID
    - XSPC black 7/16" ID
    - XSPC white 7/16" ID

    I'm thinking of getting white tubing and change my fans to white ones (front, sidepanel and back). I saw the following fans at my retail shop:

    - Revoltec Dark Grey / 4x WHITE LED 120mm - 1200 rpm
    - XThermal BTF120PRO LED 120mm - 1200 rpm
    - Sharkoon Silent Eagle 1000
    - Sharkoon Silent Eagle 2000

    I could use some advise on which fan to choose. Any other fan suggestion is welcome as long as the color white is in it to correspond with the white tubing.

    Quote Originally Posted by Conquistador SW View Post
    I always use demineralized water (kruidvat €0,50) so I never looked at distilled water. However, I believe you can buy this at Kruidvat or Gamma and probably gas stations as wez said.
    Thanks for the info. If I'm gonna use clear coolant I will get myself some distilled water because it seems to be cleaner due to the fabrication process. In the Netherlands you can buy it here and here online.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Elpy View Post
    I wish that tubing was sold in EU Cant find that size from anywhere else than US damnit.
    http://www.candccentral.co.uk/Primoc...3-4in.-OD.html

    Dunno if they ship to Finland, and their range is only blue and clear just now but they might be worth a shout.

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