Corsair Hydro X Series Xt Hardline 12mm Tubing

After being frustrated with a few cheaper brands of acrylic tubing I purchased on Amazon, I soon discovered that the Corsair brand was the most consistent in retaining its shape, clarity, rigidity, and ease of shaping.Plus the length of the tubes made it much easier to plan longer lengths in the loop. Cannot recommend enough if you're building a watercooled system. And they're one of the only brands that makes the frosted tubing as well.

I have used Corsairs hard tubing since they came out, the frosted and clear, Corsair as usual is quality and just plain works. I would highly recommend this Tubing and also the tool kit for cutting and bending from Corsair to make your DIY custom loop build come out effortlessly. If this is your first DIY hardline build then you should use this tubing. It takes longer to heat up to bend, it's the strongest tubing I've ever seen.

Take your time and measure twice! Strong tubing and bends well with necessary tools needed. Fits well and looks great!

These tubes look great and fantastic quality but these are PMMA (Acrylic) tubes and not for first-time builders unless you have worked with acrylic before. They require more attention to detail and some different tools to cut and bend properly. If you have never worked with Acrylic then I would suggest looking for PETG tubing rather than PMMA, it is much easier to work with.

A lot of the reviews talk about this material being hard to work with, or cracking when cutting, but it's all user controlled. This is my first time using hard line tubing and literally did it perfectly on my first try. I bought corsairs kit specifically for cutting this tubing and had no issues. If you are precise with your cuts and measurements, it's a pretty straight forward process. (FYI, this was my first attempt)

First time creating my own custom loop. I ordered double of what I needed and took plenty of time bending parts. It’s 100% user based.

Super clear and easy to work with. Bends were a little difficult isn't (hence using the 90° connectors), but that's all my lack of experience bending acrylic, not a fault of the tube.

acrylic tubing is definitely not for first timers. I ordered two boxes of tubes for my build because I expected to mess up a lot. but not on almost every single bend I would make. and while trying to pull out the silicone insert (yes I used soapy water) some of my bends actual broke and i would have to start from scratch. I do not recommend these tubes.