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http://www.thermaltake.com/watercool...3/cl-w0033.htm Any Idea what the size of the display screen is?
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http://www.thermaltake.com/watercool...3/cl-w0033.htm Any Idea what the size of the display screen is?
looks like 1.5"x3" lol thermaltake and their gagets
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It only takes really small tubing, and who wants more restriction on their system???

Another useless product for people who like to waste money.
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So not recommended?
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So not recommended?
not neccesay, i monitor my water temps by a thermal probe on the water block, cost me like 12 $ and works great.
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haha...wow.


its a good idea, but no, its not recommended because it restricts flow a little bit, and also only accepts 1/4 ID tubing, which is really small. the only thing that that would work on would be a kit like the thermaltake big water.
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its a good idea, but no, its not recommended because it restricts flow a little bit, and also only accepts 1/4 ID tubing, which is really small. the only thing that that would work on would be a kit like the thermaltake big water.
buy something like this and just throw it on your waterblock, it will give you a good idea of the water temps and how effective your cooling is.
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its a good idea, but no, its not recommended because it restricts flow a little bit, and also only accepts 1/4 ID tubing, which is really small. the only thing that that would work on would be a kit like the thermaltake big water.
1/4 only? I don't think so. It comes with 2 additional Quick Install Connectors:
For 10mm (3/8”), & 12mm (1/2”) tubing.
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1/4 only? I don't think so. It comes with 2 additional Quick Install Connectors:
For 10mm (3/8”), & 12mm (1/2”) tubing.
I missed that, it does go up to 1/2" inner diameter. But it still not nessessary, a cheap probe wont restrict anything and will give you the same readings.
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