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So I'm thinking I may do a new loop this summer, wondering if the best route to go would be to snag one of the flex kits, then just buy an extra radiator, fittings, and a block for my 1080ti?
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I went with the 360 flex kit. First time doing a custom loop and Daz answered all my stupid questions lol
Great kit!Comment
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I saw on the news that EK will launch soon a new line of products branded "A". A is for aluminium.Originally posted by Chann3l View Post
those parts are less expensive, but also you would be force to use only aluminium parts (blocks/rads/fittings) since alu do no mix with copper.
The other great news is that it would be compatible with all the cheap WC parts you could find on alibaba, most of them from china are made of alu
other solution is to find cheap 2nd hand parts. ebay sniping is good. this forum too
I got a XSPC RX360 V3 rad for 30$ on ebay
goods deals on this forum too, as this one :
http://www.dazmode.com/_forum/showth...le-craptacularLast edited by joras; 06-10-2017, 07:32 PM.Comment
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Thanks, ya, I'll stay far away from aluminum stuff haha. Used isn't a bad idea though. I just spent a ton on a 1080ti and the block is going to be at least 150 so I just want to do something more simple this time. No hard tubing etc.Originally posted by joras View PostComment
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I think, after endlessly pricing out configurations, that the Flex kits are the best value for the money.Comment
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Ya I think you're right. I have an old 240 rad and a few spare comp fittings kicking around too so all I would need is the kit and a block for my 1080tiOriginally posted by Gutternutz View PostComment
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