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you unplug the tube,

plug the Radiator in using new tube you bought,

fill the Reservoir up,

hope you don't leak,

pray,

finished

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Well do you have/know a video of it?

sorry I don't

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Update Plans: Mini ITX this bitch

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hope you don't leak,

 

Probably everyone with a loop does this at some point.

 

xD

 

You can take a look at one of linus' build guides where he did a custom loop. The only difference is that you don't need a pump because it's already included since it's an AIO.

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