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sli fittings and motherboard waterblocks

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Tuesday, June 18, 2013 5:32 PM (permalink)
Hey guys, I have seen some builds connecting motherboard waterblocks with sli fittings.  In particular I am curious about bitspower crystal links.  Do these seal well?  Do they wear out quickly or no?  Does it matter if they are placed at angles, vertical or horizontal?  I have been googling about it and not much info.  One thread I read state that they crack and could ruin your build.
 
Thinking about hosing up with either these or koolance vid connectors as I don't want tons of tubing clutter.
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    Re:sli fittings and motherboard waterblocks Tuesday, June 18, 2013 5:44 PM (permalink)
    I used the Crystal links for SLI. I have seen a build with nothing but and copper tubing as well. They would not wear out any faster than another fitting with an O-Ring. They will work in any angle because for one it is sealed with more than one O-Ring, and two not all boards sit vertical.
     


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