BITSPOWER FITTINGS!

NathWraith · 20 Jul 2011 at 17:52

We have got some sweet new Bitspower fittings instock!

Bitspower Matt Black 7/16" Compression Fitting (G1/4") - BP-MBCPFD-CC6 @ £7.99 inc VAT

Bitspower fittings are the finest fittings money can buy. These 7/16" fittings are perfectly finished in Matt black to make any watercooling loop look sleek and refined.

These fittings are ideally designed to fit with 7/16" ID 5/8" OD tubing.

Only £7.99 inc VAT.

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Bitspower 1/2" High Flow Matt Black Barb (G1/4") - BP-MBWP-C01 @ £3.25 inc VAT

Bitspower fittings are the finest fittings money can buy. These 1/2" fittings are perfectly finished in Matt black to make any watercooling loop look sleek and refined.

These fittings are designed to fit with 7/16" ID tubing without the use of tubing clips, or can be used with 1/2" ID tubing for use with tubing clips.

Only £3.25 inc VAT.

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Bitspower Matt Black Rotary 45 Degree angle fitting (G1/4") – BP-MB45R @ £11.48 inc VAT

Bitspower fittings are the finest fittings money can buy. These 45 degree rotary fittings are perfectly finished in Matt black to make any watercooling loop look sleek and refined.

These fittings are designed to be used in conjunction with any G1/4" tread fitting. Use of these fittings allow for tighter bends and therefore cleaner and higher flowing loops.

Only £11.48 inc VAT.

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Bitspower Matt Black Stop Fitting (G1/4") BP-MBWP-C06 @ £2.58 inc VAT

Bitspower fittings are the finest fittings money can buy. These G1/4" Stop fittings are perfectly finished in Matt black to make any watercooling loop look sleek and refined.

These fittings are designed to be used in conjunction with any G1/4" tread opening.

Only £2.58 inc VAT.

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Mr. May · 20 Jul 2011 at 22:29

why are these so much more exspensive than all the rest are you just paying for the name ?

iamtheoneneo · 21 Jul 2011 at 10:39

the build quality is so much better then other makers but yes they are still signifcantly overcharging.

rjk · 21 Jul 2011 at 13:56

they are bitspower fittings?
thats like asking why Intel are more expensive than AMD

or why BMW are more expensive than Fiat

MooMoo444 · 21 Jul 2011 at 14:13

rjkoneill said:
or why BMW are more expensive than Fiat

Why are they?

Jony27 · 21 Jul 2011 at 14:20

e-peens perhaps,
even though both will get you from point a to point b :rolleyes:

jinxpad · 21 Jul 2011 at 14:56

you pay for solid reliable build quality, but a very high premium on the name. I use the EK fittings which are nearly half the price and the build quality is just as good.

Krony · 21 Jul 2011 at 15:05

They are the best fittings and i do use for certain types connections, in the UK tho i find i struggle to find any decent supplier having everything i need in bitspower in silver, most etailers tend to stock the black ones mainly, EK are nice too and i have got some Alphacool also and they seem to work fine also.

rjk · 21 Jul 2011 at 15:37

MooMoo444 said:
Why are they?

because fiats are made from cheese and bmws aren't.

stop being pedantic. :rolleyes:

jinxpad said:
you pay for solid reliable build quality, but a very high premium on the name. I use the EK fittings which are nearly half the price and the build quality is just as good.

the ek fittings are nearly as good i must agree.
bitspower just costs that much. the fact that it is difficult to get hold of coupled with the high quality finish means they cost a bit more.

its hardly shocking for a premium product to cost more than a budget product.

TwsT · 21 Jul 2011 at 15:42

rjkoneill said:
because fiats are made from cheese and bmws aren't.

I knew there was a reason i didn't like Fiats

KiiYzOo · 21 Jul 2011 at 15:44

Yu getting the 90 degree rotary extensions in?

Bicepo · 21 Jul 2011 at 17:28

KiiYzOo said:
Yu getting the 90 degree rotary extensions in?

yes currently on order we are awaiting stock.

KiiYzOo · 21 Jul 2011 at 17:33

Good then I can do my plan of all 90 degree fittings on the waterblocks, a little restrictive, but my system isn't the hottest one in the world

rjk · 21 Jul 2011 at 20:43

The 90s aren't that restrictive at all. I have three in my loop and that runs three blocks and two large rads off one d5 using parallel flow. So it can't be that restrictive or it simply wouldn't work.

KiiYzOo · 21 Jul 2011 at 20:47

I hope i win the Bitfenix contest then, so then I'll have orange cables, fluid (I'll have to buy the Mayhems orange pre-mix elsewhere) and 90 degree bitspower fittings

ewarwoowar · 22 Jul 2011 at 12:11

I only buy bitspower becuase their full range offers a lot of different corners like dual rotary corners for those awkward parts of the case.

get the full range please OcUK

Krony · 22 Jul 2011 at 16:43

Yea get the full range and not only in black and i will stop defecting

minicle · 22 Jul 2011 at 17:26

Silver shining would sure be nice

koooowweeee · 22 Jul 2011 at 19:50

why are the 45 deg rotarys so expensive?

Cleeecooo · 23 Jul 2011 at 12:26

My budget just doubled :eek:

Are the green bits UV reactive because I saw some pics on a competitor site showing they were.

Also, with the 45 degree, do you buy another fitting and put that on the 45? Or do you put the Tubing directly into the 45?

EDIT: might aswell ask here, any idea when you're getting the EK advanced res 250?