Don't cheap out on tubing Like I did

[DsNightmare]

Cool, thanks for the link! Oh ya another question about tubing, for cutting the tubs what do you recommend. I can see using scissors as non-ideal for it wouldn't be that straight and probably rather kinked at the end. Exacto Knife the best?

[Shadowmeph]

aslong as what you are using is sharp enough pretty much anything is good for cutting water cooling tubing.

[yycraven]

PrimoFlex Pro LRT Black ID 7/16

this is the good stuff. :)

[clshades]

Stanley knife :)

[lowfat]

Originally Posted by Slaughter

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I use Feser and I've been quite happy with it. Seems to be fairly flexible while maintaining it's shape. :)

Their 3/8" tubing walls aren't thick enough. It kinks too easily. But if you like big bulky tubing then their 1/2" stuff ain't bad.

Originally Posted by DsNightmare

Cool, thanks for the link! Oh ya another question about tubing, for cutting the tubs what do you recommend. I can see using scissors as non-ideal for it wouldn't be that straight and probably rather kinked at the end. Exacto Knife the best?

I use a tubing cutter. It was ~ $10 @ Performance PC's and always having a nice clean cut makes it worth it to me.

[DsNightmare]

Ya I was thinking there was an actual tube cutter meant for hosing. Will have to stop by the hardware store then.