Reddit reviews Phobya G1/4" Inline Temperature Sensor, 50cm, Matte Black
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Threads: G1/4"Main body: Nickel plated brassDiameter: 23.9mmSleevedCable length: 50cm
> What are you using to check water temp?
Using Phobya G1/4" Inline Temperature Sensor
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EUREX1G/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
> Is that what's above the right reservoir?
That black box is a flow meter. Aquacomputer G1/4" Flow Sensor for Aquaero
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002NZOZZG/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
> Also does it have to have two reservoirs since it's all one big loop?
Two reservoirs are not really needed but more for looks than anything. Adding a second does help as long as you have the flow. The longer it takes to cycle water back to the blocks the better as long as flow is good.
> Normally I see the CPU and GPU on separate loops with a component list like this.
There can be benefits to separate loops but depends on the setup. The water comes from the GPUs to the CPU and only gains 1-2c so the difference cooling wise is minor. In my case separate loops would have not looked as good imo.
I'm using 2 of the Aqua computer probes for ambient and internal case temperature sensing. For the loop temperature i'm using 2 x Phobya G1/4" Inline Temperature Sensor.
The Phobya's are located at the exit of the bottom rad, and connects to a 45 fitting. This is my Water-IN sensor. The Water-OUT sensor is located at the start of the top rad, right after the CPU-monoblock. Can't really see it because of the fans blocking it.
The Aquaero is in the back with all the cables. I'll post more pictures when I can.
This will give you some play:
4 x extenders long (20~25mm)
4 x extenders short (10~15mm)
6 x 45º rotary angles
6 x double rotary snakes
4 x 90º rotary angles
1 x ball valve
1 x inline temp sensor ( phobya inline temp sensor or Barrow temp sensor stop fitting )
I use an inline temp sensor in my loop. Specifically, this one. Have it hooked up to a Poweradjust 3 which controls my fans off the water temp. Would work fine connecting it to a mobo header and controlling fans off of that, assuming the bios supports it.
If your motherboard has a 2 pin temp sensor you can pick up an inline fitting sensor for about $10-15: https://www.amazon.com/Phobya-Inline-Temperature-Sensor-Matte/dp/B00EUREX1G