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Adding second loop, question on fill spot.
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Okay this may be a dumb question, but I'm not entirely sure if I'm wrong. What I want to do is add a second loop to cool my VGA cards and north bridge seperately from my current CPU only loop.
__________________I'm ready to start installing, but before I do I want to make sure my fill spot is right. Here is a picture first of all, see how the fill spot for my T-line is actually lower than where my radatior is mounted? Will this pose a problem and gravity will make my t-line fill up because part of the loop is higher than the fill spot??
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Only take the plug out of the t-line when the pump is running and you'll be alright, the pumps suction should keep it pulled down in the tube.You do have the t-line right before the pumps inlet right? Thats where it should be.
If you take the t-line plug out while the pump is off you'll have water going everywhere from gravity pushing it out.
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I've always wondered about that lol. always thought the case would have to be rotated in order to service it, but with a fixed t-line fill port, that's not possible.
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