** PrimoChill @ Overclockers UK **

[rjk]

You guys asked, we have listened.

PrimoChill is a long standing name in watercooling and over my time at OcUK we have seen the brand come and go a few times as they have only ever had a small presence in the UK market.

we now have a full and complete range of Primochill soft and hard tubing as well as fittings specially designed for acrylic tubing.

we already have a large discussion thread about it here on our forums

acrylic tubing allows you to bend the tubing to your own specification creating a cleaner looking cooling system whilst giving a really unique aesthetic.

here are some examples of how acrylic tubing and fittings can really transform your system into a real showcase for your hardware:

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The great thing about PrimoChill tubing and fittings is that they come in a huge range of colours that really set your build off.

we carry all of the major colours as well as the main variants of fittings.




For more information, here is some instructional videos from the manufacturer that will familiarise you with the products.

Check out our range of PrimoChill at Overclockers UK

PrimoChill Fittings » Compression Fitting 13/10mm

PrimoChill Fittings » Acrylic Tubing 13/10mm

 

[rjk]

aye, that 900d build is rather nice.

 

[rjk]

It does, i do want another R290 to make CF and it makes sense to go wc at some point, but what am i supposed to say to the mrs

buy another 290

mine

offset cost of watercooling

profit?

 

[rjk]

rjkoneill - Aside from stick an H100i onto my motherboard Ive never done any custom water/liquid builds like this.

Would you (or anyone recommend) starting off on a smaller scale first? I would like to do a crossfire arrangement with the custom waterblocks on the GPUs also....

No reason not to watercool everything on your first attempt.
Read up and do some research on what works for you. I can assist in the pre sales section if you want.

Honestly though, acrylic tubing is aimed at advanced users and modders with a lot of experience. Not saying that should put you off. Give it a go if you think you are up to it. Its not hard so to speak, I just know that it would be much easier for someone with a firm grasp of water cooling to start with.

Soft tubing still nets impressive results when done right but this will take a lot more time to get looking good.