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Never mind, it arrived in my postal inbox just now :) Thank you!

My wife is very sad because the graphite foil has not arrived.

E-mail sent :) Thanks once again for the fast response!

My wife has been using it, and she has been using it sparingly. She played Diablo III a couple times, the third time she played it the GPU died. But no matter, I got a replacement, all I want now is for the waterblock to fit :) I will send the e-mail with pictures and everything. Thank you!

Hi, In December 2019 I have bought a Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1660 Ti OC 6G, 6GB GDDR6 (GV-N166TOC-6GD) GPU because there was a matching waterblock from Alphacool from it. About a month ago, the GPU stopped functioning so after I RMA it I got a replacement (identical product). Problem is, the...

That's fine, I'll make that work :)

Thank you, I guess I am stuck with using industrial copper fittings with reducers at the waterblock areas.

Hi all, I am planning on buying and using an Eheim 1262 pump to watercool my main PC (currently on dual-D5 pumps). I see both the inlet and outlet of that pump are G3/4 and I was wondering if Alphacool does have matching reservoir to plug directly to the pump without having to reduce from 3/4"...

Thank you!

At least a SB waterblock? Please? :)

I desperately want a monoblock or SB waterblock for my newly acquired AsRock X570 Phantom Gaming mITX/TB3. The SB fan buzzing is really annoying.

Generally: A single 280mm radiator won't be able to cool CPU+GPU properly unless you mount high speed fans on it. Push/pull won't help much, it helps at low fan speeds (500-700 RPM) but the higher the fan speeds, the smaller the benefit of push/pull. In my mITX build I went for a 200x200mm...

What I meant was adding one pump is worse that replacing the weak pump with a stronger one.

We're not on the same page, so please allow me to detail a bit. Equations are great... in theory. They work very well on paper, but looking at them alone will tell you zilch about what is actually happening in reality. To be honest I didn't even know there was a pump so weak, for example a D5...

Oh, so sorry, I misread your OP. In that case do not under any circumstance keep that pump. It's too weak for a full loop.

The maximum flow rate for the VPP755 pump is 350 L/h. 7 L/h is insanely slow, this is 116 ml/minute, it's not possible to have such low flow unless there's a serious blockage somewhere. For any watercooling loop I always recommend getting a flow meter and at least one temperature probe.

It's the fans, sorry to say, but BeQuiet fans are the last thing I would put on a 60mm thick radiator. From the datasheet, the fans are max 1350 RPM with 1.38mm Hg pressure, which is very, very low for that radiator. I would suggest Noctua NF A14 PWM or if you really want the headroom, the NF...

1. You don't need another pump, but I usually recommend dual-pump setups for redundancy and peace of mind. 2. Pressure is not a problem unless you have a blockage somewhere. Think of it this way: you could unscrew the reservoir cap while the system is running and liquid will not jump out of...

Competition LED density: 1.1LEDs/cm vs your 0.8 LEDs/cm - That's 37.5% more LED density. Plus there's no dedicated white LED on your strips - might not matter to others but I use white color on most my builds and once I have used LE strips with dedicated white, I will never ever go back to the...

I have been using aRGBW from a competitor for a few months, I'd really like to see some competition on the market, currently we have one true king (which is paradoxically not very well known) and several wannabes (which paradoxically are well known). My build has 250+ LEDs and soon I will up...