Tygon Clouding.... After only 2 weeks

[JeffyB]

Have read a few threads over on xs where people have even talked to tygon engies. Apparently r3603 has a high water absorbsion rate, so will cloud rapidy and stain badly when used with dyes.

A D5 should be fine, the mobo block is pretty restricive though. D5's work best in free flowing loops.

Here is one of those threads

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=219685

 

[xtremedetailz]

Have read a few threads over on xs where people have even talked to tygon engies. Apparently r3603 has a high water absorbsion rate, so will cloud rapidy and stain badly when used with dyes.

A D5 should be fine, the mobo block is pretty restricive though. D5's work best in free flowing loops.

Here is one of those threads

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=219685

So i could put load of PA rads in with no consiquence as they are free flowing ?

The thing is i noticed my northbridge gets hot to touch hence the reason i was going to watercool it.

 

[JeffyB]

You'll be ok with a couple of rads any more and you'd be better with an 18w ddc as it has a greater head pressure.

If it's stable i wouldn't worry, i'd avoid using mobo blocks in most situations. It just adds heat to your loop for little to no gain in oc.