Do you have any footage of you installing the o-rings on the pumps perhaps? I'm trying to install the o-rings and however I place them it doesn't seem like the stainless steel plate will sit flat/nevermind flush enough to screw it down? Normally I stretch them around the pump and then push the pumps into the top holes but that don't seem to work for me.
I unfortunately do not. However, this TH-cam video shows how to put the pumps in at around the 2:20 minute mark. th-cam.com/video/P-QEmmwlgdk/w-d-xo.html
@@tornado5783 thanks but he also doesn't use the o-rings in the video. So I'm not clear if you are meant to use them or how you could fit them because the plate doesn't sit flush when I try it.
Do you use a separate power supply? I was thinking of having the in from the cpu go into this rad and the out from the rad going back into my res. Was wondering about the best way to use one of these
I posted it to my reddit on how I have it set up. See below. But to answer your question, I do not use a separate power supply. www.reddit.com/r/watercooling/s/tBQmqGozzB
@@tornado5783 I really appreciate it :) and 1 last question do you think the idea of having the external rad tap into the “in” on the cpu block and then having the rad “out” going back into my pcs res would be ok? I’m using a EK pump res distro inside my case. And it’s a 7000D from Corsair. Sorry for bugging you.
kind of misleading the rad has stainless steel on the outside but its not stainless steel on the inside and the fins arn't stainless. Material core: Copper (tubes), aluminium (fins), Material casing: polished stainless steel
![[수냉3부] 사용이 아주 편한 모라 만들기 MO-RA3 420 PRO](/img/n.gif)
Please do a video of:
Connecting the fans and the OCTO or setting up Aquasuite on the PC
hi whats the tube diameter
EKWB EK-Tube Zero Maintenance Soft Tubing, 12.5/19.4mm (1/2" ID, 3/4" OD), 3 Meter, Black
@@tornado5783 thank you , looks this tube got discontinued
what tubes do you use with the qd4's?
EKWB EK-Tube Zero Maintenance Soft Tubing, 12.5/19.4mm (1/2" ID, 3/4" OD), 3 Meter, Black
@@tornado5783 too bad they don't make them anymore
Do you know if its possible to integrate a MORA to a build that already has a distro plate with DDC pump?
im not sure. I would definitely recommend using two pumps if you do go that route.
Do you have any footage of you installing the o-rings on the pumps perhaps? I'm trying to install the o-rings and however I place them it doesn't seem like the stainless steel plate will sit flat/nevermind flush enough to screw it down? Normally I stretch them around the pump and then push the pumps into the top holes but that don't seem to work for me.
I unfortunately do not. However, this TH-cam video shows how to put the pumps in at around the 2:20 minute mark. th-cam.com/video/P-QEmmwlgdk/w-d-xo.html
@@tornado5783 thanks but he also doesn't use the o-rings in the video. So I'm not clear if you are meant to use them or how you could fit them because the plate doesn't sit flush when I try it.
Damn man sorry to hear! I would hit up reddit! Probably on the r/watercooling page. Let me know of you figure it out.
-Ian @@tkli7623
Thank you
No, thank you!
Do you use a separate power supply? I was thinking of having the in from the cpu go into this rad and the out from the rad going back into my res. Was wondering about the best way to use one of these
I posted it to my reddit on how I have it set up. See below. But to answer your question, I do not use a separate power supply.
www.reddit.com/r/watercooling/s/tBQmqGozzB
@@tornado5783 I really appreciate it :) and 1 last question do you think the idea of having the external rad tap into the “in” on the cpu block and then having the rad “out” going back into my pcs res would be ok? I’m using a EK pump res distro inside my case. And it’s a 7000D from Corsair. Sorry for bugging you.
@@quartermoongaming yeah that should be fine. Just make sure your flow rate is sufficient. The MO-RA 3 is restrictive. I use two d5 pumps.
@@tornado5783 thank you so much for the replies. And for your diagram. I’ll reply back once it’s all set up :)
Why is everyone using that black tubing for these builds? Is it because they are easier to manipulate? How about their durability?
I got them for their thickness and durability.
@@tornado5783 i use normal soft tubing and it has lasted 10 years without replacing.
kind of misleading the rad has stainless steel on the outside but its not stainless steel on the inside and the fins arn't stainless. Material core: Copper (tubes), aluminium (fins),
Material casing: polished stainless steel