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nope, if anything, those tubes arranged like that will keep air out (due to the buoyancy of air).

your fine..

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I installed aio master liquid 240  cpu cooler head upside any wrong ???

 

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Not an issue, it just looks butt ugly.

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If you don’t have a window in your case, leave it. 

 

But you may want to put it correctly as I don’t think you will be able to put any RAM sticks like that. 

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@FloRolf 

the thing is this tube bent htting components in image 
i dont like the tube hitting 194248.6a41e33712623f232bc7eadfd8b79a26.

if i put upside tube goes without any bend looks clean also

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orientation is not the concern. if you chose that way, the pump being the highest point is an issue. the air collected by the radiator is to stay in the radiator. when placed this way, the air runs right through the pump and damage/failure will be another issue.

please post your image to make sure your installation won't have issues..

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i am just afraid this the first time installing AIO liquid  
i just re-installed like all builds

this will do good know????

those bends wont be an issue in flow???

@airdeano

 

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nope, if anything, those tubes arranged like that will keep air out (due to the buoyancy of air).

your fine..

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