Hey guys
After a long day at uni today I was looking forward to coming home and playing some lol on my rig. When I walked into my room though I was shocked to see water all over the floor by my rig and a pipe hanging out. After closer inspection what has happened is the a piece of copper that surround the entire thread has snapped and so the barb with the thread and all have come off simply leaving a hole in my cpu block (Ek AMD if you were wonderinfg you can look at my pics to see what the set up was like). The result of this is that I have got water all over my gpu and although I havn't tested it when im outside pouring water out from beneath the card and the backplate I don't think any testing was needed to tell the card is royally ****ed. The only positive out of it all is that the water managed to miss the motherboard by the looks of it and the psu and basically everything else ( the pipe moved away from the computer when it came off so it got water over the floor not in my case). Its not like I take bad care of my components either I am always very careful when disassembling and re assembling my loop and it had been in the same set up for at least a month when this happened. Has anyone else every had anything like this happen at all because unless I have been doing something really wrong for the last year and a half since I have had it I have never seen any signs of this happening.
After a long day at uni today I was looking forward to coming home and playing some lol on my rig. When I walked into my room though I was shocked to see water all over the floor by my rig and a pipe hanging out. After closer inspection what has happened is the a piece of copper that surround the entire thread has snapped and so the barb with the thread and all have come off simply leaving a hole in my cpu block (Ek AMD if you were wonderinfg you can look at my pics to see what the set up was like). The result of this is that I have got water all over my gpu and although I havn't tested it when im outside pouring water out from beneath the card and the backplate I don't think any testing was needed to tell the card is royally ****ed. The only positive out of it all is that the water managed to miss the motherboard by the looks of it and the psu and basically everything else ( the pipe moved away from the computer when it came off so it got water over the floor not in my case). Its not like I take bad care of my components either I am always very careful when disassembling and re assembling my loop and it had been in the same set up for at least a month when this happened. Has anyone else every had anything like this happen at all because unless I have been doing something really wrong for the last year and a half since I have had it I have never seen any signs of this happening.
Watercooled Phantom
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Watercooled Phantom
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