[Official] XSPC Rasa 750 RS/RX120/240/360 Kit Club - Page 1250

And what's the benefit ?

If there is any kind of debris in the system is comes out with the fluid.

Flushing is exactly what the same suggests, you are flushing and crap in the rad out so it doesn't clog you waterblock up and decrease your cooling.

There are several ways to flush them, the easiest way is to dump some water in plug it back up shake it then dump the water out and repeat as many times as you need to. I went to the hardware store and got an adapter that screws onto my kitchen sink and has a barbed fitting on it so I can hoop up some spare tubing to the sink and use the house water pressure to flush them. Then I use the first method and dump in some distilled water a few times to flush out the tap water as much as possible. Last you could get a pump and inline filter of some kind and simply fill run and wait
Edited by WeirdHarold - Yesterday at 2:37 pm

hello,

my rad is in (well it is outside the case). is it ok to hook everything up and test for leaks prior to installing the motherboard?



thanks.
Edited by rdr09 - Yesterday at 6:03 pm

It wont hurt, sounds like u wanna test yr pump. Thats fine but when you get the rest together u will still have to leak test again. Once you put in mb and other stuff u will be putting different pressure in different places while routing tubing. So its very important to test once everything is where its gonna be and if you change anything in yr loop leak test again.
Edited by Way2grouchy - Yesterday at 6:39 pm

Thanks for the words on my post guys. Looks like I'll take the advice of pushing out of the case through the RAD.

sounds good. i'll test again after everything is put back together. yes, i like to test the pump and possibly get rid of all the air as much as i can. thanks again.

Whats a kind of case in picture?

terrible idea, if you are going to go full intake and one exhaust, you better cut out your rear grill and NOT have a fan at all, so its full intake, otherwise you will create too much pressure inside and make your temps worse

Anyone got pictures of their rads set up outside, both back and on top? I am so undecided which way to go. Also, what about the connections to the rad, if it's in the back, should they be on top or on the bottom?

I have an HAF 922 BTW and will be installing the RX360 today.