EK Multi-Link Reservir Option Review

http://www.dazmode.com/store/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=70 DIY EK Multi-Res from spare parts, plus extend your existing EK reservoir.

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Howto & Style

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• Ek Multi-Res
• Reservoir
• Watercooling
• Tips
• Tutorial

[736928]

Hey sir , may i ask if the EK multi-res is able to be mounted horizontally in the case?

[DazMode]

@736928 Yes, why not? The downside is that pump more likely will suck the air and it it will be hard to bleed.

[mhadina]

Is it any performance gain with bigger reservoair?

[DazMode]

It is not about performance (although more liquid will heat longer), but about more options.

[736928]

@DazMode oh yes and 1 more thing is that, must the outleft always be placed on the top of the reservoir and the inlet and the bottom ? or can i actually use both inlet and outlet at the bottom screw , so i can use the top part as the fillport .

[DazMode]

@736928 "both inlet and outlet at the bottom screw , so i can use the top part as the fillport ."

That how I always do that. The only other option , which I don't like, top is water in, any of the bottom - out

[jjroberto94]

hi any one know if a koolance pmp 300 pump with a EK-Multioption RES 100 will be good for a single loop and will 3/8" id 1/2 od tube be good for this set up

[736928]

@DazMode Does it becomes more noisy if outlet were to be on the top and inlet were to be on the bottom,since the water pours down :) ? Is it possible to connect a temperature probe that screw into G1/4 threads to the most bottom fitting of the bottom part as i understand that there is 3 holes at the bottom part correct ? Lastly, what actually comes with the retail package ? Do they come with stop plug ?

[736928]

@DazMode alright thanks :) now i need to reconsider position for my new built !