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Well I just tried putting the rad in the front with the ports facing up. Even when I did that (res/pump in the same place) when I turn the pump on, water doesn't move. I seriously doubt putting the rad in the top is going to make a difference since the water from the res/pump isn't being pushed into the cpu block in the first place.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/131453251@N03/? okay so here are the photos. And sadly ive run out of tubes to even try to flip the rad upside down to have the ports at the top. Is it still possible to run the loop with the port on the bottom? I currently have the pump running with the fill port open to try and get some air out.

How do I add picture? Okay so I have an nzxt h440 case. I've attached the pump/reservoir to where the HDD go, and the 360 rad in the front with the ports on the bottom. The water should go from res/pump on the outlet to the inlet of my block. The outlet of block to one of the ports on the radiator, then the from the other port back into the res/pump inlet. Is that correct? If not please correct me. Edit : I'll try the letting air out through the top fill port, but do I leave the pump on while i do it or with the pump off. It seems like earlier leaving the system off for about 30min did help the flow start but had a leak from the reservoir from not being closed tightly. I refilled it again now, I'll try leaving the fill port open to let the air out. But powered on or off?

I just built my first water cool setup using a XSPC AX360 kit. Using a tube reservoir + d5 pump attached to it. So i I have the set up as reservoir/pump > cpu > radiator > reservoir. The thing is the water doesn't seem to be flowing. I have the reservoir filled up and it seems as though there is water in the radiator and the in the tubes. There are huge air gaps within some of the tubing though. I've tried tilting it around but no luck. The pump seems to be running since its making a loud noise. It's a d5 pump at the knob is set to 5. Do I just let it sit there with the power off? Or drain it and check if there's any blockage? I'm completely lost and frustrated. Thanks.