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Not exactly new but def a monster price tag.
How to make this cooler...
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I thought it was new lol
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So which rad out of these then?
Black Ice GT Xtreme 240 Radiator
TFC Xchanger - Double Radiator 240
Black Ice GT Xtreme 240 Radiator
TFC Xchanger - Double Radiator 240
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Never really looked into the Black ice but would prolly just go feser for piece of mind. your money though 
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Never really looked into the Black ice but would prolly just go feser for piece of mind. your money though
Cheers, i think i will go with feser
just need to decide on which fluid now (green)
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Would recommend coloured tubing over fluid but totally up to you.
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but then i will still need to make up some water
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Well water is only 60p a bottle from the petrol station. After a few builds colored fluid just stains everything and will never be as good to look at as UV tubing.
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so you just buy distilled water, with no additives at all
im using distilled water by itself, trying to source some silver wire to put in the loop. otherwise ill get some pt nuke. ive no worries about corrsion because im certain i have no aluminium in my loop, so thats all i need
Dont use feser 1 liquid at least, the blue one filled my ek supreme with crap which took ages to clean out. Coloured tubes are probably the best idea, Im using black ones but then I don't have a case window.
I'm very fond of feser radiators, can't see myself changing to a different brand in the future. You could match the feser shrouds colour to the tubing colour
Dont use feser 1 liquid at least, the blue one filled my ek supreme with crap which took ages to clean out. Coloured tubes are probably the best idea, Im using black ones but then I don't have a case window.
I'm very fond of feser radiators, can't see myself changing to a different brand in the future. You could match the feser shrouds colour to the tubing colour
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Jon when ur next on msn i will show ya where does the kill coils.
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KILL COILS what are them
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There coils of pure silver which you put in your loop which stops anything growing in there.
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think i will just buy green tubeing and then some PrimoChill ICE so that i know my system is protected, i dont like the idea of just putting distilled water in my system
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What do you guys think of the new enermax magma 120mm fans, they look good?
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I cant say im that impressed with the clusters.
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Why i thought they were good
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They look nice but maybe i just got a bad one as sometimes dont spin up properly running off the mobo and they dont seem to shift a great amount of air. Iv got a load more untested yet.
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Legend
I'm currently planning on trying various jewellers, but that's largely because I could only find one supplier of the branded pieces of silver and it was in the usa.
What do you think of these Jon, i just cant choose a good fan to run my (not bought yet) feser 240 rad
Dimensions 120 x 120 x 55 mm
Weight 190g
Rated Voltage 12 - 13.2V
Start Voltage 5.5V
Operating Voltage 5.5 - 13.5V
Input Power 1.56W
Input Current 0.13 - 0.19A
RPM 1200+/- 10%
Static Pressure 1.62mm - H2O max
Air Flow 1 104.7 m3/h max
Air Flow 2 61.6CFM max
Acoustic Noise 21dB(A)
Lifetime MTBF min 100.000h
Operating Temperature -10 - +70 degrees celsius
Storage Temperature -40 - +70 degrees celsius
Material Frame PC (Polycarbonat)
Material Impeller PC (Polycarbonat)
Bearing System Sleeve
Connector 4 Pin Molex
3 Pin Molex Tacho
or this one (its big brother)
Dimensions 120 x 120 x 55 mm
Weight 190g
Rated Voltage 12 - 13.2V
Start Voltage 4.5V
Operating Voltage 4.5 - 13.5V
Input Power 3.48W
Input Current 0.29 - 0.51A
RPM 1800+/- 10%
Static Pressure 3.380mm - H2O max
Air Flow 1 150.2 m3/h max
Air Flow 2 88.4CFM max
Acoustic Noise 30dB(A)
Lifetime MTBF min 80.000h
Operating Temperature -10 - +70 degrees celsius
Storage Temperature -40 - +70 degrees celsius
Material Frame PC (Polycarbonat)
Material Impeller PC (Polycarbonat)
Bearing System Sleeve
Connector 4 Pin Molex
3 Pin Molex Tacho