How tight should fittings be water cooling?
Liquid cooling tubes need to be soft enough to allow tight bends inside of the computer case and hard enough to withstand collapsing – kinking.Click to see full answer. Subsequently, one may also ask, how many fittings do I need for water cooling?Usually, you’ll need two fittings per water cooling item – an in and…
Liquid cooling tubes need to be soft enough to allow tight bends inside of the computer case and hard enough to withstand collapsing – kinking.Click to see full answer. Subsequently, one may also ask, how many fittings do I need for water cooling?Usually, you’ll need two fittings per water cooling item – an in and an out.One may also ask, what is g1 4 fitting? G1/4 BSP (British Standard Pipe) is a pipe thread specification. Almost every watercooling component has the G1/4 thread. The 3/8″ means the diameter of the fitting. It is important for choosing the tubes that have the same inner diameter or ID. And yes, your fitting will fit G1/4 thread. Beside this, how much does it cost to tighten a compression fitting? Really you should only tighten a compression fitting about 1.25 turns, but I like to do turns in small increments and check for leaks after each turn. You can always tighten a compression fitting more, but you can’t un-tighten a compression fitting.What size tubing should I use for water cooling?Hard tube fittings are usually listed with only the OD, which needs to match the OD for hard tubing. The most common sizes are 1/2 inch (13 mm) and 5/8 inch (16 mm). As for HD compression fittings, it’s a similar setup to the barb compression counterparts, but these are designed for use with hard tubing.
