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    SaFrOuT:
    Yeah, it can be easy, but my system is air tight.. will make a extra T connector in my tubing so i can drain the air out of the system. But the water tank pipe blows the air in top of the tank, so when the system is off you can release the air, and fill up the tank again. So slowly u will get the air out.

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    Thnx!

    Did some new updates in the post, now i need a break
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    Nice one even though i don't like German style wc much.

    Couple of questions:

    1- Where did you get the radiator mounting brackets? in NL?



    2- What did you use to get your water blue like that? Pentosin G11?
    Did you buy that in NL?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zeus
    Nice one even though i don't like German style wc much.

    Couple of questions:

    1- Where did you get the radiator mounting brackets? in NL?



    2- What did you use to get your water blue like that? Pentosin G11?
    Did you buy that in NL?
    only place to get the 343 in NL is freezinghardware

    Radiator Mounts for Lian-Li 343B

    like the UFO cases also, but have the same problem, shipping and importing the case is to expensive.. so i've started building my own. Out of aluminium and carbon fiber sheets..
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    Thanks.

    Do you know the exact width of those brackets?
    I want to use them on my Armor if the size is right.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zeus
    Thanks.

    Do you know the exact width of those brackets?
    I want to use them on my Armor if the size is right.
    i'll have to pass it to SiNtEnEl to be sure, but i think they will fit in any 5,25" bay.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Patrick1980
    i'll have to pass it to SiNtEnEl to be sure, but i think they will fit in any 5,25" bay.
    Hehe, where all typing the same time lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by SiNtEnEl
    Hehe, where all typing the same time lol
    we all like cube's

    will you keep using this case? You said something about building a custom case?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zeus
    Thanks.

    Do you know the exact width of those brackets?
    I want to use them on my Armor if the size is right.
    14.5CM or better know as 5,25 slot. Will fit all of them u have some room to play with the bracket.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zeus
    Nice one even though i don't like German style wc much.

    Couple of questions:

    1- Where did you get the radiator mounting brackets? in NL?



    2- What did you use to get your water blue like that? Pentosin G11?
    Did you buy that in NL?
    Mounting brackets: http://shop.freezinghardware.nl/inde...03&i=3576&c=83

    Water:
    The cooling liquid, Smoothy wagons. Sold @ sallandautomatisering.

    Not much german in my case only the waterblock
    90% made in china hrhr
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    Quote Originally Posted by SiNtEnEl
    Mounting brackets: http://shop.freezinghardware.nl/inde...03&i=3576&c=83

    Water:
    The cooling liquid, Smoothy wagons. Sold @ sallandautomatisering.

    Not much german in my case only the waterblock
    90% made in china hrhr
    Smoothly wagons? lol, never heard of that, it looks a lot like Pentosin G11.
    I hate Salland anyways.

    I didn't say German stuff, i said German style, referring to your tube size, fittings, pump/top and block off course.

    But as long as it pleases you it's fine, your temps sure look cool.

    Any idea on the size of the brackets? [edit] damn you're quick.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zeus
    Smoothly wagons? lol, never heard of that, it looks a lot like Pentosin G11.
    I hate Salland anyways.

    I didn't say German stuff, i said German style, referring to your tube size, fittings, pump/top and block off course.

    But as long as it pleases you it's fine, your temps sure look cool.

    Any idea on the size of the brackets? [edit] damn you're quick.
    Smoothy wagons is a german firm that makes so WC stuff.
    There cooling liquid is pretty good, does not cloth up the system.

    German style ^^, yeah well i find the fittings have a clean look. Rather not use clamps. Use to have 13mm tubing, but doest make a lot of differnce.
    I hope i can get the temps down with some 1 or 2 degree's because i still have allot of air in the system.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SiNtEnEl
    Smoothy wagons is a german firm that makes so WC stuff.
    There cooling liquid is pretty good, does not cloth up the system.

    German style ^^, yeah well i find the fittings have a clean look. Rather not use clamps. Use to have 13mm tubing, but doest make a lot of differnce.
    I hope i can get the temps down with some 1 or 2 degree's because i still have allot of air in the system.
    you can always use a chiller from Overcooling.nl

    Mips-Computer has some nice blocks for the Evga
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