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Very nice. I have the EIBOS filament dryer box and I want to print a side extension for it so I can hold two or three spools in it and dry all of them all at once. I print mostly with PETG, so I want to keep my filament as dry as possible. PETG is around $10 per Kilogram spool, if you buy 4...

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I don't know if they are "the best", but they are beasts. I do wish they had more G1/4 ports on their radiators, like how Alphacool makes theirs.

I still have mine in the garage.

Oh my god those Alphacool radiators, why are they so thick? That looks like TWICE the thickness of HW Labs 140 rads. I do have an EK dual 120 radiator and its got low fin density for quiet performance, not actual cooling performance.

I get a lot of hate critique for the loop that I installed for my friend. People are soooo against soft original Tygon tubing, like it HAS TO BE HARDLINE with colored clogging dye's. And most of the people who have something to say don't even match the same hardware. They'll judge my builds...

But is Koolance PG less conductive than distilled water like, overall? Assuming the loop is 1 day old so not many impurities are in the water...

Isn't this stuff is also non conductive or less conductive than distilled water?

A single Quad 140mm, but I sometimes use a single Quad 120mm. Soon I want to switch to Two Dual 120mm radiators and move the radiators inside a case. That Quad Radiator is being held up by a Koolance Radiator quick disconnect system, but they only made it for 120mm radiators, so I modified it...

I was able to avoid tight turns by going from Pump output -> Underneath video card input flow -> video card top output flow -> Radiator in -> Radiator Out -> CPU in -> CPU out -> Pump in I used to go from Pump output -> CPU input -> CPU output -> GPU input (this is usually where the sharp bend...

In terms of used water cooling parts, a rotary joint is a part that I do not know how to service and I would avoid used rotaries.

It was a Bitspower rotary that leaked.

One more thing, I would avoid rotary fittings. I've seen brand new ones leak during a leak test. They would have caused a huge catastrophe if I didn't run a leak test. It was one of these that rotate right at the split line in the middle. Avoid using these if possible.

I use this stuff. My 2080ti water block corrodes and I replace some distilled water with this stuff to neutralize the pH so the green corrosion stops building up. I use EK Cyrofuel which prevents my QD's from seizing, but then a second problem came from the EK 2080ti water block so the Koolance...