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H110i making Noise(Not the Pump)

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Every now and then my H110i Makes a water like Splashing noise
 
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Air in the system, my H110 did the same thing for a couple of days.

The easiest way to get them to settle is tilt you tower side to side gently while its turned on, it helps move the bubbles out of the pump.

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Every now and then my H110i Makes a water like Splashing noise
 
Cause?
 

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Every now and then my H110i Makes a water like Splashing noise
 
Cause?

 

 

Air in the system, my H110 did the same thing for a couple of days.

The easiest way to get them to settle is tilt you tower side to side gently while its turned on, it helps move the bubbles out of the pump.

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Dat rig doe.

 

I can only assume that somehow either air has got in or some liquid has made it out of the loop, or it simply wasn't filled properly in the first place.

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Dat rig doe.

 

I can only assume that somehow either air has got in or some liquid has made it out of the loop, or it simply wasn't filled properly in the first place.

:3 A friend paid for it

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Dat rig doe.

 

I can only assume that somehow either air has got in or some liquid has made it out of the loop, or it simply wasn't filled properly in the first place.

I was like "that cpu is normal" then the ssd's

all the ssd's

and the gpu's :o

and the sexy monitors ( although idk why not 3 instead of just 2 )

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I was like "that cpu is normal" then the ssd's

all the ssd's

and the gpu's :o

and the sexy monitors ( although idk why not 3 instead of just 2 )

i already had a 3rd just forgot to add it to partpicker

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