DeathONator

In the watercooling guide there is a link to the cheapest place I know of that sells "Clear Flex60." It bends good. Danger Den sells it for like $2/ft, the place I list is like 89 cents/ft + cheap shipping.

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Burn

sry death, can't find it in your guide... link?

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Well, it looks like the link is now dead, I'll have to change it. If you go to the main page at www.mcmaster.com you can either search for product number 5231K237K or you can click on "plastic tubing," then go to page 85. It's the 1/2" ID 3/4" OD tubing under "chemical tubing". It's 65cents/foot

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Burn

yeah i found it excellent.. how much shold i buy? 10 feet?

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NoAffinity

Yeah, 10' should be enough.

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Burn

sweet, i'm trying do decide on whether or not to use worm gear clamps or those plastic ones.... has anybody had any experience with either, and if you have, what do you like/dislike about them? just a question

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Lostnhell

I wouldn't trust the plastic to keep the water from my mobo, and the worm gear clamps, can be difficult to fasten and due quite often cut the tubing, I say get the spring clamps they will make the job easier.

Burn

link to where i can get them? or are tehy redily available at home depot?

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Xavier1421

My experience of clamps for water cooling are the typical screw hose clamps, they tighten well, but they tend to pinch and cut the tubing (tygon...soft stuff)

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The spring clamps seem to be the way to go.

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Lostnhell

They should be available at any home depot in the plumbing section.