** EK Watercooling Kits - Watercooling in a Box! INTEL AND AMD **
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yes they do. these kits are all AMD compatible
had to ask as there was no mention of AM3 fittings in description
now...where my wallet is...
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always wanted to give WC a go but always looked complicated and a bit too much £££ out of my wallet for my liking but these kits look ideal for beginners and so cheap as well 
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Exactly this, and I don't have time to research.
If I were to get this, it would help my understanding a LOT and then I might continue my watercooling adventures and get higher end stuff on my own.
Now just to find the money...
Exactly this, and I don't have time to research.
If I were to get this, it would help my understanding a LOT and then I might continue my watercooling adventures and get higher end stuff on my own.
Now just to find the money...
that is a very good point, the main factor that most customers omit is the research involved in watercooling. Our sales team ask me to spec custom loops for customers often and this is because they find the spectrum of components confusing themselves. with kits like this, you are getting quality, standardised fittings. I always say that the best way to learn something is by doing it yourself, these kits practically walk you through it step by step. you also get the added bonus of being able to upgrade things in the kit easily.
if you wanted coloured tubing, you could buy that, if you wanted to add more premium fittings such as Bitspower, you could. it gives immense scope for customisation which is always a bonus to any enthusiast in my eyes
Our original allocation is selling out fast on pre orders so be sure to get orders in quickly.
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think i will treat myself to one of these kits for my bday next month but not sure how much of an improvement it will be over the H100 and also i have been looking at the frozenQ Liquid Fusion V Series 240mm Reservoir (T virus) but not sure it will be compatible with one of these kits as i am a complete noob when it comes to WC 
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thats good to know
i probably would have just gone with the H100 if the T-virus res wouldn't fit
thanks for the intel
that's strange
could you email me your order number and I will look into it for you
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I made sure that the payment went through and both items were in stock once you got the EK kits in.
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This is great news,Ive been wanting to dabble with Watercooling for a while now but lack of knowledge with knowing all what bits i need and the high cost of buying parts individualy put me off.
Id be very tempted to get one of these for my next build.
Id be very tempted to get one of these for my next build.
Id be very tempted to get one of these for my next build.
stock from EK is limited at the moment due to the new EN nickel plating process they have introduced. but we are looking to hold good stock of all lines.
If only these were available when I watercooled my machine way back in 2009. Since then, I have disposed of all the kit I had. GPU is no longer watercooled. The CPU now uses a Corsair H50. And that's about it.
But yeah, even I remember picking out the fittings and boy did I get stumped a number of times trying to get the right ones. Even OcUK sent me the wrong ones a number of times
Ah good times tho and a very good experience but never again. Well at least not right now anyway
But yeah, even I remember picking out the fittings and boy did I get stumped a number of times trying to get the right ones. Even OcUK sent me the wrong ones a number of times
Ah good times tho and a very good experience but never again. Well at least not right now anyway