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Ok, so here is my plan so far for my i5-3570k build...

Case: Corsair 650D
Pump: Swiftech MPC-35B or Swiftech MPC-35X
Res: XSPC dual bay
Rad: Swiftech MCR220-XP
CPU block: Swiftech Apogee HD
Fans: Scythe Gentle Typhoon (2 or 4, not sure what RPM)
Tubing: PrimoFlex Pro LRT Black or Clear
Coolant: Distilled water with or without blue Mayhems dye

Really liking the Swiftech stuff from the reviews I've been reading. The only thing really left to decide is if I should get black tubing or clear with some blue Mayhems dye. I will research that more tomorrow. Any suggestions?
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I'm not knocking on Mayhem's Dyes as I would buy them myself based on his reputation alone, but if you spill dye it stains. If you design your loop right with a good clean drain spot you should be OK with a dye and clear tubing. Otherwise go buy the color tubing you want.
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Ok, thanks. I haven't quite decided where to put my drain port yet so I'll take that into consideration. I Really just need a pale blue to sort of match the Asus z77 mobo and Corsair Vengeance blue colour.
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Originally Posted by Plutonium10 View Post

Ok, thanks. I haven't quite decided where to put my drain port yet so I'll take that into consideration. I Really just need a pale blue to sort of match the Asus z77 mobo and Corsair Vengeance blue colour.

Any sort of blue lighting in the case will make the heatsinks match primochill blue uv tubes. I'm running the raystorm, and 2 blue LED fans, and they make the tubing and heatsinks match in the light. I am not running any UV lights in my case though, just the blue LED light emitted from the raystorm and fans.

Hope that helps ya a bit smile.gif

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Yeah, I see what you mean.
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Has anyone else been to monsoon's website lately? They have a bunch of new product and what have you in there, Their own res, tubing, tubing cutter, the fittings, specialty plugs, Their own fluid and the rotaries! :O
http://www.monsooncooling.com
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Check the essentials thread at the top of the water cooling forums.
If you have any questions of "this pump vs that pump" or "this block" vs "this other block" use the forums search or even Google " D5 vs DDC"( types of pumps) will turn up something in this forum or one of the big sites. Search is your friend. I would buy search a drink if I ever met them.

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Originally Posted by Majin SSJ Eric View Post

I've learned a whole lot from Youtube as well. Lots of great build logs with detailed installation guides on there....

Thanks, didn't even notice the essentials thread doh.gif

And I'll check out Youtube for sure.
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Originally Posted by solidshark91493 View Post

Has anyone else been to monsoon's website lately? They have a bunch of new product and what have you in there, Their own res, tubing, tubing cutter, the fittings, specialty plugs, Their own fluid and the rotaries! :O
http://www.monsooncooling.com

I love their products, but i just can't afford them.

Btw. i really like their website
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Monsoon is really making some new stuff, could be a big player in the future ?
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Monsoon labels this as a Modular Reservoir... I want to know what they mean by modular
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