lncabin

I figure I'd rather get what I want from the get go, spend the money, do it right. Don't really want to regret spending a bunch of money and not end up liking it just because I was trying to play it safe. Is it really that big of a deal, that I seem to read about a bunch, to not do hard tube especially for your first time? I have the purchasing means to buy the proper tools and general-tool-knowledge-handiness that I may need to cut and bend hard line properly. Just not sure about plumbing. I think that I'd feel worse about going soft-tube, and it works, but I'd wish I done hard than if I went hard-tube but fried my graphics card because of a leak.

can I co-op the radiator in my H150 for use in the Hydro-X loop? They look to be the same exact product but I just want to be sure. That way I can save some money.

As much as I agree, unfortunately, iCue is still better than the rest. They are all flaming piles of trash. Really need a decent opensource, third-party RGB software program.

I had this same problem after the latest Asus Crate update. I literally reinstalled windows twice and it still wouldn't work but I finally got it working after trying the dumbest thing... Unplug your computer. Wait a few seconds for the capacitors to drain out. Plug it back in. After that it showed back up in Crate and in iCue. Seriously, dumbest thing ever.