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Banana_Molester
By Banana_Molester
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No. Mine arrived like that, and I accidentally put a dent just like it in the radiator which cools my GPU. It happens.

The liquid only runs through the straight lines in between those fins so you're fine; the fins are just to increase the surface area.

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Is it leaking? Is it restricting the coolant? If not use it

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No. Mine arrived like that, and I accidentally put a dent just like it in the radiator which cools my GPU. It happens.

The liquid only runs through the straight lines in between those fins so you're fine; the fins are just to increase the surface area.

Actually didn't know that about he straight lines

i7 10700k @ 5.1Ghz, 1.37v | Asus Z490-E Strix | Asus Rtx 2080ti Strix | 16Gb Trident Z Rgb @ 3600MHz | Samsung 970 Pro | EVGA Supernova G2 850w  | Corsair 500D | Celcius s36 /w ML Pro's

 

i7 8700k @ 4.8GHz, 1.31v | Asus Z370-A Prime | Asus Gtx 1080ti Strix | 16Gb Corsair Dominator Platinum | Samsung 850 Evo | Corsair TX 650W  | Corsair 750D | Corsair H100i v2 /w SP-120's

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Actually didn't know that about he straight lines

Yeah, the screws you use to mount the thing actually go through the fins. As the screw goes in it bends the fins beneath it - which is fine since they hold no fluid ^^

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