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Hello, I just got the Swiftech H220 (AIO) and I'm new to water cooling. I thought this would be great so I could at least water cool my Asus MVF untill I can get all my water cooling parts for my new build. What I need to know is how to know when it full. I got primochill bloodshed red tubing and primochill pure intensified- blood red coolant. I just want to make that I'm doing it the right way.

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So - are you replacing the tubing and coolant right off? Seems a bit jumping the gun? :)

Anyways, once all disconnected, fluid out - replace tubing. The, running only pump, slowly fill via the fill port in the res. You basically want to get all the air out and fill it as much as possible.

Linus recently posted a video about a TJ10 (i think it was) and a H220 that he drains and fills...

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You can use the video that Gabe and I did on how to add a water cooled graphics card to the H220 as a guide. Just go to the Swiftech website and look at the videos on the H220 product page. They should be under the support page. Let me know if this helps you.

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I don't like a few things in the vid but its fine for the filling section I guess.

And why is it 480p. :(

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Aside from the video resolution what issues did you have with the video?

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