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msv · 01-30-2003, 05:07 AM

Hello!
After a year of thinking and comsidering (and reading, I don´t know how much anymore) I´m just about to watercool my computer.
Though there is one topic that bugs me still.
When I feel like upgrade anything or for any other reason would like to remove all the plumbing and copper and rads from my case, how do I do it easiest without pouring a lot of water all over my computer?
Should I just place the pump in a bucket and pull off the tubes?
I plan to have a T-connection for filling/bleeding positioned as high as possible in the water loop. If I unplug the fill/bleed tube it should be easy to get *most* of the water out of the loop.
What´s the standard procedure?
regards
Mikael S.

01-30-2003, 05:07 AM	#1
msv Cooling Savant Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Sweden Posts: 336	Watercooling removal Hello! After a year of thinking and comsidering (and reading, I don´t know how much anymore) I´m just about to watercool my computer. Though there is one topic that bugs me still. When I feel like upgrade anything or for any other reason would like to remove all the plumbing and copper and rads from my case, how do I do it easiest without pouring a lot of water all over my computer? Should I just place the pump in a bucket and pull off the tubes? I plan to have a T-connection for filling/bleeding positioned as high as possible in the water loop. If I unplug the fill/bleed tube it should be easy to get most of the water out of the loop. What´s the standard procedure? regards Mikael S.