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krakens should be fine though, right?

or should i go the corsair route

I wouldn't know, never used either kraken nor corsair

I've only heard good of krakens

 

I'm using coolermaster myself, wanted to get Kraken x61 but it was almost twice the price...

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so the tubing that connects to the actual pump of my kraken x41 came off. Its only one of the two. I have filled it up again, but im not sure if it is still safe to use.

 

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(also, i plugged the tube back in

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ummm... is it like new or have you been using it for ages?

why don't you RMA it instead?

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entirely new

I would go on and RMA that.

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so the tubing that connects to the actual pump of my kraken x41 came off. Its only one of the two. I have filled it up again, but im not sure if it is still safe to use.

 

Thanks.

(also, i plugged the tube back in

Was it in the system at the time? (just curious)

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Was it in the system at the time? (just curious)

no, literally just opened it, and was zip tying it to a g10 when the tube came off and leaked on the card. good thing it was out of the system

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entirely new

:D what did you fill it back up with? tap water?

 

c'mon man return it for a replacement

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no, literally just opened it, and was zip tying it to a g10 when the tube came off and leaked on the card. good thing it was out of the system

Nice! :) Please dont do what some people try and do, let the card dry for at least  2 days with a fan blowing on it! SO you dont loose that too!

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Nice! :) Please dont do what some people try and do, let the card dry for at least  2 days with a fan blowing on it! SO you dont loose that too!

:)

 

:D what did you fill it back up with? tap water?

 

c'mon man return it for a replacement

no, not tap water

 

arrowhead sring water

xD

 

I would go on and RMA that.

yep, not gonna use it, took it off the card, and theres a little pice of plastic that holds the tubes in, that cracked.

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Nice! :) Please dont do what some people try and do, let the card dry for at least  2 days with a fan blowing on it! SO you dont loose that too!

I'd take both the card and the kraken to where you bought it and demend a replacement on kraken with a replacement or refund for the card

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I'd take both the card and the kraken to where you bought it and demend a replacement on kraken with a replacement or refund for the card

by putting the kraken on the card, the cards warranty was voided.

 

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by putting the kraken on the card, the cards warranty was voided.

 

#ivoidwarranties

sadlyff but I mean the kraken damaged your parts by leaking

not sure on NZXT but Corsair offers full system replacement if it's killed by a leaking AiO unit, but you have to ship all the dead parts to Corsair

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sadlyff but I mean the kraken damaged your parts by leaking

not sure on NZXT but Corsair offers full system replacement if it's killed by a leaking AiO unit, but you have to ship all the dead parts to Corsair

krakens should be fine though, right?

or should i go the corsair route

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sadlyff but I mean the kraken damaged your parts by leaking

not sure on NZXT but Corsair offers full system replacement if it's killed by a leaking AiO unit, but you have to ship all the dead parts to Corsair

krakens should be fine though, right?

or should i go the corsair route

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krakens should be fine though, right?

or should i go the corsair route

I wouldn't know, never used either kraken nor corsair

I've only heard good of krakens

 

I'm using coolermaster myself, wanted to get Kraken x61 but it was almost twice the price...

CPU: Intel i7 5820K @ 4.20 GHz | Motherboard: MSI X99S SLI PLUS | RAM: Corsair LPX 16GB DDR4 @ 2666MHz | GPU: Sapphire R9 Fury (x2 CrossFire)
Storage: Samsung 950Pro 512GB // OCZ Vector150 240GB // Seagate 1TB | PSU: Seasonic 1050 Snow Silent | Case: NZXT H440 | Cooling: Nepton 240M
FireStrike // Extreme // Ultra // 8K // 16K

 

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I wouldn't know, never used either kraken nor corsair

I've only heard good of krakens

 

I'm using coolermaster myself, wanted to get Kraken x61 but it was almost twice the price...

alright

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