Ace Hardware Vinyl Tubing... - [H]ard|Forum
Jun 10, 2007 · 1/4" tubing != 1/2" tubing. Seriously, most vinyl tubing over the 3/8" ID is horrible at those stores. ACE does have some nicer choices than Lowes or Home Depot though. The cheap vinyl tubing will cloud much easier in the presence of any alcohol... so, basically any antifreeze. Want me to upload a pic of the bend radius of the 1/2" HD Vinyl tubing?
Clear Vinyl Tubing from Home Depot okay to use? - [H]ard|Forum
Jul 12, 2006 · Home Depot has 1/2" ID, 3/4" OD clear vinyl tubing from Watts (SVLI10) for about $6 per 10 feet. I like the stiffness and bendabilty of it over my Maskerleer tubing (which is kinking easily so I want to replace it). I don't want to spend a fortune (but will if …
Home Depot vinyl tubing & TT green coolant - [H]ard|Forum
Oct 13, 2007 · I have a TT LCS and don't have enough of the green UV tubing that comes with the case to complete the loop I'm creating so I went to HD and checked out their selection of tubing and only found the cheapo Vinyl type. The tubing is 3/8" ID and seems pretty thin walled. It also has a rating of...
Any way to remove the 'loopyness' and kinks from Vinyl Tubing?
Oct 10, 2004 · I just snagged some tubing from home depot, and as you all know it is packaged in the loops and when i take those out the tubing likes to stay in the loop. Any way to make the tubing want to be nice and straight? And while you're …
Confessions of a tubing convert: vinyl tubing blows - [H]ard|Forum
Sep 2, 2004 · I got my case hacked up yesterday and the loop (sans waterblock, Swiftech's manufacturing capacity is very poor) installed with vinyl tubing. To say the least, even with very straight runs the vinyl tubing really sucks at 1/2" ID/3/4" OD. It's strong enough to move the res and pump no problem...
Cheap custom aio setup by a newbie.. any red flags? - [H]ard|Forum
Oct 30, 2018 · With some Home Depot tubing and hose clamps, glue, it came out to be ~$90. For the reservoir I just used a t joint before the pump intake to collect bubbles and refill with distilled water. This setup way outperforms the Corsair aio and has been running for a year now and keeps my (already obsolete it seems) 7700k at 5ghz under 70c.
Watercooling.. Yay or Nay? - [H]ard|Forum
Jan 3, 2004 · I am currently running a Zalman 7000cu on my P4 2.8 and am in a college dorm. Since it's pretty damn hot in there I'm looking to replace the Zalman with a liquid cooling system. The maximum I can spend is $350, and I'm looking to get the best bang for my buck and be able to overclock quite a bit...
My proposed setup... comments please! - [H]ard|Forum
Feb 28, 2005 · I'll make this short, here is my list: Already Purchased: 77 Bonneville w/ AC Heatercore (FEDCO 2-302) -- $17 @ O'Reillys Hardware for modding Heatercore (including Bernzomatic Torch) -- $24 @ O'Reilly's 10' 1/2" ID 1/8" Wall Vinyl Tubing -- $6 @ Home Depot Need to Purchase...
Tips on cutting flex tubing straight and smooth? - [H]ard|Forum
Nov 29, 2011 · While I know that a specialized tool is probably the best method (and I may stop by my local hardware store to see if they have such a thing in the pipe/tube cutting area), is there any recommendations on how to cut the flex tubing straight using typical tools found at home? I tried a razor at first but wasn't getting straight, smooth cuts.
Cloud15x DD vs Dtek testing plus worklog - [H]ard|Forum
Apr 12, 2008 · So as you guys know, I started My Dangerden experience thread. To Dennis' wishes, I'm going to test the MC-TDX vs Dtek Fuzion. I wont do any special 1v1 testing for you for theoretically values. I wont test flow rate. I am purely going to test a real life loop consisting of...