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Watercooling Can Bite Me

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Scionix

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So, me being a first time water cooler, I get everything hooked up, get my basic loop going (after going to home depot because I didn't order enough pvc tubing), and my radiator is broken, shoots friggin' water like a jet out of one of its screw holes.

FMYLIFE
 
u probably punctured a fin while screwing on a fan.

:\

Sorry to hear your loss.
 
Originally posted by: aigomorla
u probably punctured a fin while screwing on a fan.

:\

Sorry to hear your loss.
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Yeah, taking it to a radiator shop.

Extra 20 bucks down the drain 🙁

At least it's fixable...
 
Originally posted by: Scionix
Originally posted by: aigomorla
u probably punctured a fin while screwing on a fan.

:\

Sorry to hear your loss.
Click to expand...

Yeah, taking it to a radiator shop.

Extra 20 bucks down the drain 🙁

At least it's fixable...
Click to expand...

It happens to the best of us. My third loop, a tube came off (forgot a clamp on that barb) and flooded my PC. On that same loop, the placement of my t-line caused air to be sucked into my pump and it started cavitation in my pump and killed my MCP355.

At least it's fixable.
 
Thats sucks that same thing happened to me with one of my radiators. Luckily I was able to fix it but I still need to get a new one.
 
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