Learn what BASIC WATER COOLING FITTINGS you can use in your rigid tube loop.

Very nice Thermaltake very pleased with stuff I got

Finally a detailed video of the different, most common, types of fittings! Great job, always love your videos, guys!

this was amazing only video i can find that does this much detail for real if you can keep up with this series with newer complicated fittings this is no joke only information i can find on this

You should Kill the Music

im planning on doing one in a few years and dang is this complicated

So can I just make water cooled pc with just c pro fittings or do I need more fittings

This is the video right here that made me buy all the thermaltake fitting because i knew it would work. Great job - well done.

this might be a dumb question... but can use 2 45 fittings with a straight tube using the c fitting?

Was here

Why on earth have you guys not made a simple drain T fitting to attach to the bottom of the D5 pump? I'm literally blown away by something that is such a necessity simply negated..

Thanks man.. Really need this vid. I am a beginner who just learn about custom water cooling and intended to build one in the future

Big love

A little more detail on the fitting of the drain valve would be appreciated?

Thanks a bunch! Just what I was looking for

I rarely comment, but you guys killed it. Great detailed content that is commonly skipped over. Good going, keep it up.

One of the best educational videos I've come across. Great job!

This is one of the best videos that you guys have made. It took the guesswork out of figuring out what type of fitting to get for my particular use case. I no longer had to try to envision what type of fitting to get, or wait on hold for countless hours for tech support to call me back and explain what connects to what. The visuals, demonstration, and narration are superb. Well done guys!

Great video. Helped a ton!!

Wth, what about the T fittings and quad manifold fittings? What are they for?

Thx, best details

How stuck should the tube be inside the fitting ? Because I'm able to move the tube still idk if it's suppose to be solid