AIO Line on GPU

[Papa Swish]

Hi, all new to the forums and gaming PC's. 

 

 So I bought a pre built With the current market and not being able to buy parts, and build it and for a lack of confidence in building it.

 

It arrived this morning and upon inspection everything seemed to be fine except,  One of the lines running to the water cooler is resting on the GPU and pushing down on it.

 

 Is this something as should be concerned about. And how do I fix it. Like a said I don't know much about Pc's, I've been binge watching the channel and I do halfway remember hearing something about the waterline on the GPU being bad.

 

 

I Attached some pictures below.

 

 

 

T.I.A 

 

 

 

 

[Papa Swish]

Intel Core i7 10700K 3.80GHz (5.10GHz Turbo Boost), 8-Core 16-Thread
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 8GB 
ASUS PRIME Z490-P (WIFI)
RGB AIO 240MM Liquid Cooling
G.Skill TridentZ 16GB DDR4 3200MHz
1TB Intel 660P M.2 NVMe SSD
750W 80 Plus Gold

[Fabian.L]

They look like bendable waterpipes. If so I would recommend to just ziptie them in a way where they don't touch the GPU. (Don't pull them too tight since that will ruin the waterflow, Something like velcro would be even better)

[Grabhanem]

That shouldn't be a problem- if you really want to make sure, you could unplug the GPU power cables and run them underneath the tubing to separate it from the card, but I don't think it's necessary.

[Hyrogenes]

This is almost never a problem however on the very rare (almost 0%) chance that the heat from the gpu breaks the tubing it might spill and ruin the gpu. Most likely will be fine but for 100% safety id suggest that you just tie it away or reroute the gpu power to not interfere with the tubing.

[Desperate Vet]

Yeah looking at pics doesn't look like it's touching by much. The tiniest bit movement should get it off possibly a zip tie near top as it has more room to work with, keep tie a bit lose or velcro tie