Just interested...What tubing/barbs combi do you use?

[mrapoc]

Simple as...comments are extremely helpful

[Ham]

You left out 11/8 and compression barbs to match.

Best invention ever.

[FragTek]

I prefer thick wall Masterkleer tubing with polymer barbs w/ steel worm drive hose clamps.

[mrapoc]

Originally Posted by name='Ham'

You left out 11/8 and compression barbs to match.

Best invention ever.

Could you add them in please? lol - just goes to show...i hadnt even heard of them

Whats the compression barbs do and what are the advantages over others?

Originally Posted by name='FragTek'

I prefer thick wall Masterkleer tubing with polymer barbs w/ steel worm drive hose clamps.

Steel worm drive hose clamps otherwise known as jubilee clips? Are polymer barbs easier to work with? Im guessing the thicker tubing allows less kinks

[FarFarAway]

XSPC/Tygon 1/2" and 1/2"

[Ham]

Added, and ill show you the advantage now.

Edit:



Water loop, full. Removed form my P180 and has been kicking around my room for a few days.



Waterloop still full, suspended by the 2 barbs on the block alone.

Ive never had a leak and if it wasn't for fear of breaking the thing you could throw the thing around and it would still be fine.

Whoo hoo you lose like 1° over 1/2"... Worth it imo.

[ai_01]

its 7/16" hose on 1/2" barbs, not the other way around. id pick the 7/16 tubing though

[mrapoc]

Originally Posted by name='ai_01'

its 7/16" hose on 1/2" barbs, not the other way around. id pick the 7/16 tubing though

Yea i meant that lol :awhip: another admin edit? lolzzzzzz

Ham - that indeed does look good lol, how would you go about draining? Unscrew the barb?

Heres the supposed system clicky

[Ham]

Unscrew the plug in the top of the water tank on the pump

[Marcus]

I use 1/2" hose on 1/2" fittings along with jubilee clips.

BTW -It's 10/8mm NOT 11/8mm

http://www.watercoolinguk.co.uk/cata...hp?cPath=39_65