$ 1500 of Hardware good for Garbage

[mataribot]

What color coolant did you use? That looks like die soaked plasticizer. You have no where near enough build up in your block to stop your pump. Maybe your pump died? If you are going to use an anticorrosive you really should flush and clean every 2-4 months. I think kapt has a good point about those clamps

[Lanboy]

Originally Posted by Dazmode

.....Increased pressure would help, but are you sure that clamp was not set properly by accident or hose got physically pulled by accident? ..

We have a winner here, I recheck the thing last night, and when I install the Koolance filter 2 days ago, I pull accidently the hose (the filter is between this fitting and the pump)
No as for the Coolant, I change it every 3 month, I said I clean the loop, 9 month ago, that’s means that I clean all the component s of the loop. At that time I have no gum at all.
As for the clip,, I use them since quite a long time, I have no leak at all. Actually if this fitting have a clip on it , it will never happen, I will notice the reduction of flow and I will have clean the block, the flow was monitor in Asus Probe via the Koolance flow meter.
So it’s not a clips or coolant problem it’s a human error.

What piss me off , it's that install this filter for nothing, I found no flake or Nickel damage in the block after post mortem inspection of the build

[KaptCrunch]

if it ain't broke don't fix it for the simple things works best like H02

[KaptCrunch]

Originally Posted by Lanboy

We have a winner here, I recheck the thing last night, and when I install the Koolance filter 2 days ago, I pull accidently the hose (the filter is between this fitting and the pump)
No as for the Coolant, I change it every 3 month, I said I clean the loop, 9 month ago, that’s means that I clean all the component s of the loop. At that time I have no gum at all.
As for the clip,, I use them since quite a long time, I have no leak at all. Actually if this fitting have a clip on it , it will never happen, I will notice the reduction of flow and I will have clean the block, the flow was monitor in Asus Probe via the Koolance flow meter.
So it’s not a clips or coolant problem it’s a human error.

What piss me off , it's that install this filter for nothing, I found no flake or Nickel damage in the block after post mortem inspection of the build

hows the feser fluid doing .....fail for your $1500 up in smoke

[Lanboy]

Originally Posted by KaptCrunch

if it ain't broke don't fix it for the simple things works best like H02

you means H2O ?

ok for the barb, I agree the type of clip will not work with the fitting show as B but I use the one show as A

[Reyzac]

Hooah, that's a disaster.

[Lanboy]

Originally Posted by Reyzac

Hooah, that's a disaster.

not really , a Dam good reason the upgrade... the wife count the PCs I have last week and said it's enough , all true I will prefer it's my athlon x2 that fry, she will have not notice than I exchange the part inside the case

[Dazmode]

Compression fittings is good idea too.