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Hi guys, currently making my pc look prettier and wanna change the tubing on the water cooling. Its an ezcool ummmmm something or other... Push pull with rad, waterblock etc....yeah.... Can i change the tubing? And how do i do it? How do i refill them??? Lol. Help required here! 😊

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Had no idea what an ezcool was, Googled and found a 3D video of an EZCool case lol..

I assume it's just a pre-built rig with a cheapo CLC inside. You can't change the tubing unless you build the entire loop yourself. Or maybe get an H220, those can be expanded but prolly won't fit inside of an ezcool case.

I could be really wrong though... Post a pic or find out what you have first :P

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I'll try post a pick, it seems as though the pipes can just be taken off and new ones of the same size can be put on

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Had no idea what an ezcool was, Googled and found a 3D video of an EZCool case lol..

I assume it's just a pre-built rig with a cheapo CLC inside. You can't change the tubing unless you build the entire loop yourself. Or maybe get an H220, those can be expanded but prolly won't fit inside of an ezcool case.

I could be really wrong though... Post a pic or find out what you have first :P

Its an asetek waterblock, the fan pushing air back out through the rad is an ezcool fan, my case is a coolermaster 690ii i would never by pre built rig lol

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Please post pics and exact model so can tell you. If it is an AiO unit, some you can change tubes on, but your need to mod the unit, there are some guides out there. If it is custom loop, should be pretty straight forward...

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Will put a picture up asap and get make etc

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