Question about Water Cooling tubes fitting (Be quiet Pure Loop 360)

[Psycko123]

 Hi ! i hope you are all doing well !

 

I noticed on my PC (which I did not assemble myself) that the bottom fitting of the waterblock has a tiny tiny gap between the pipe and the block of my AIO (be quiet pure loop 360) and I was wondering if it could become a problem or not in the future (first time I have a watercooling and until now i never noticed it xD. I'm afraid of touching the pipe and potential leaks haha) Here the images, first one is the top fitting and second one is the bottom with that tiny tiny gap.

 

(no temps problem whatsoever for now on my AMD ryzen 7 7700x)

 

Thx for your answer in advance and have a great day =)

[RevGAM]

If you feel no liquid on the underside where the gap is it is fine. Just periodically check. Otherwise, request an RMA from the vendor. 

[SavageNeo]

While a tiny gap might not pose an immediate problem, it's crucial to monitor it closely for any signs of leaks. If no leaks, i do not see a problem

[Psycko123]

5 hours ago, SavageNeo said:

While a tiny gap might not pose an immediate problem, it's crucial to monitor it closely for any signs of leaks. If no leaks, i do not see a problem

 

6 hours ago, RevGAM said:

If you feel no liquid on the underside where the gap is it is fine. Just periodically check. Otherwise, request an RMA from the vendor. 

From what i felt with my fingers i don't feel any humidity or leak. Do you think that an IT guy can push it further or it's more like a manufacturing default (from what i see the top of that one pipe with the tiny gape is fully pushed, that's why i'm wondering haha)? Like i said i'm not confident to touch it myself hahaha

[RevGAM]

1 hour ago, Psycko123 said:

 

From what i felt with my fingers i don't feel any humidity or leak. Do you think that an IT guy can push it further or it's more like a manufacturing default (from what i see the top of that one pipe with the tiny gape is fully pushed, that's why i'm wondering haha)? Like i said i'm not confident to touch it myself hahaha

The images you shared are of the connection of the pumps to the water block. Those connections are designed to swivel, so there's a certain amount of "slack" or "play" that produces that gap. I have the same AIO in my inventory and I tested mine and it shows the possibility of  that same gap. If you turn it while pushing gently, the gap will close. It's nothing to be concerned about unless, again, water starts coming out.