D-Tek Fuzion CPU and Compression Fittings

[Polizei]

Ah, looks great. That's just what I want to do, minus the whole Skulltrail thing.

Koolance fittings work out to be about $1 cheaper than Bitspower too... hmm...

[evil-98]

Ah, looks great. That's just what I want to do, minus the whole Skulltrail thing.

Koolance fittings work out to be about $1 cheaper than Bitspower too... hmm...

the black nickel plating looks nice too

[zuess]

I'll have a pair of Bitspower fittings same specs. of course in a couple of days.

I do find the Koolance compression fittings are difficult to tighten, and they easily come loose.
Koolance fittings are not brightly chrome plated, It's more like a gun metal finish.

You'll notice the Bitspower have the knurled section and I'm hoping this feature will keep them hand tight.

Good Luck

[NaeKuh]

I'll have a pair of Bitspower fittings same specs. of course in a couple of days.

I do find the Koolance compression fittings are difficult to tighten, and they easily come loose.
Koolance fittings are not brightly chrome plated, It's more like a gun metal finish.

You'll notice the Bitspower have the knurled section and I'm hoping this feature will keep them hand tight.

Good Luck

nah disrupt even said they were a pita to install.

The koolances arent any different. ive been using them on persephone:



What i love about it is that its a perfect fit for the MPC universal. The round edges match perfectly to the 13mm compression.


The D-tek wont take 13mm. He's using 10mm compression or 3/8. Personally i dont like 3/8ths (not because of performance reasons).
Its a lot more costly to me then 7/16. I usually just buy 50feet and it usually lasts me the entire year if not more.

Yes i do a lot of tinkering on my systems.