**The Foxconn Bloodrage Club** - Page 16 - Overclock.net

fletch · 07-07-09

3 and out, I miss Germany though.

Touge180SX · 07-07-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by fletch

3 and out, I miss Germany though.

Yeah! I'm currently in Japan right now and I'm looking at going to Washington State next.

jeffries7 · 07-07-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by Touge180SX

Yeah! I'm currently in Japan right now and I'm looking at going to Washington State next.

I was just looking through your build log and i was wondering, what are the fittings that you used on your cpu block?

Touge180SX · 07-07-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by jeffries7

I was just looking through your build log and i was wondering, what are the fittings that you used on your cpu block?

Those are Compression Fittings. A little expensive but by far the best looking fittings you can use. Here is a link:

1/2" Compression Fittings

M3T4LM4N222 · 07-07-09

I personally don't own this motherboard, but in all honesty it looks kick ass. I'm not to fond of the PCI-E placements, or the fact it only has 3 DIMMs but it literally looks great. Just saying..Its like a piece of art. Hopefully a Bloodrage II with 4/6 DIMMs and better PCI placement shows up in the later future.

jeffries7 · 07-07-09

So do you just use them instead of normal barbs?

I really wanna get some as they look smoking hot, will be hard to get them in the UK i bet

Touge180SX · 07-07-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by M3T4LM4N222

I personally don't own this motherboard, but in all honesty it looks kick ass. I'm not to fond of the PCI-E placements, or the fact it only has 3 DIMMs but it literally looks great. Just saying..Its like a piece of art. Hopefully a Bloodrage II with 4/6 DIMMs and better PCI placement shows up in the later future.

I love this mobo and it does look great! I have to agree on the PCI-E placement but as for the DIMM's, this was done to shorten bus ties and allows for more and higher stable RAM OC's (supposedly, still testing but I've hit 2100mhz!).

Quote:

Originally Posted by jeffries7

So do you just use them instead of normal barbs?

I really wanna get some as they look smoking hot, will be hard to get them in the UK i bet

Yep, they go in place of regular barbs. They fit better and are more leak-proof than barbs with clamps and look much better, I have them almost everywhere! Even my ones on my rad are 45 degree Comp Fittings.

As for finding them in the UK, no problem!! Enjoy!!
WaterCooling UK! (great place from what I have heard!)

Jattditutti · 07-07-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by Touge180SX

Yeah! I'm currently in Japan right now and I'm looking at going to Washington State next.

I live in Washington, real nice place to live.

jeffries7 · 07-07-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by Touge180SX

I love this mobo and it does look great! I have to agree on the PCI-E placement but as for the DIMM's, this was done to shorten bus ties and allows for more and higher stable RAM OC's (supposedly, still testing but I've hit 2100mhz!).

Yep, they go in place of regular barbs. They fit better and are more leak-proof than barbs with clamps and look much better, I have them almost everywhere! Even my ones on my rad are 45 degree Comp Fittings.

As for finding them in the UK, no problem!! Enjoy!!
WaterCooling UK! (great place from what I have heard!)

Cheers dude +rep

wish i could use them for my pump

tdesbien31 · 07-07-09

Quick question for all you Bloodrage owners, im looking to get this mobo within the next week, but im worried that i will not be able to Fit my Prolimatech Megahalems with a 25mm thick Scythe S-Flex as a Push configuration and use 3x2gb Gskill Trident Memory modules... are the Mem lanes very close to the cpu socket? will the Mem modules get in the way of my Mega's fan? for anyone unsure what the Tridents are here is a Pic

		Overclock.net - Overclocking.net > Intel > Intel Motherboards
The Foxconn Bloodrage Club

Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)