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Re: How to watercool a larger server rack, presented by CoolIT
Really like the look of that.
I wonder if they are industry standard fittings though? Certainally the hoses and screw fittings are, but i can't see any in my usual places that match the push fittings exactly. Great idea though. I'm surprised they don't do this more with enthusiast water cooling. It would save draining the whole system to change things. |
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