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That did the trick! I placed the PC horizontally, and took the pump out above the GPU/radiator. There are still some tiny bubbles left in the hose which I guess is not an issue.

I have connected the pump to a SYS_FAN on the motherboard, but looking through the motherboard manual now I see that there's a PUMP_FAN connector which provides more power. Could this be the problem - not enough power for the pump? Unfortunately it's too far for the pump cable to reach it.

The connections are like this. I didn't see IN/OUT on the radiator so I connected it to whichever hose. ┌────────────────┐ │ │ │ │ │ ├──────────┐ │ RADIATOR...

I connected everything, please have a look at this video. The hose from the radiator to the input of the pump seems to trickle the liquid while working. When turned off the liquid goes from the pump up to the radiator. I've read about no air in the system so I'm not certain if this is normal or...

Hi, I have one more concern: are the GPU connectors equivalent? I can't tell if one is input and other output, or of it's irrelevant.

Thanks! So I'll get two more connectors like this one to replace the current GPU connectors.

Ah I think 4 connectors indeed: 2 for the pump, 2 for the radiator.

Ok so I'd get a hose like this one and cut it to individual pieces. The GPU already has connectors, I guess I need just two more instead of 4? Thanks for the advice about the pump. I'm looking to just setup the GPU, with the CPU (AMD Ryzen 5 5600X) I've never had heat issues and would rather...

Hi all, I got a GPU with an Alphacool Eisblock ES ACETAL RTX 3080/3090, but I don't have any water cooling setup in my PC, and I have zero experience with this stuff, complete newbie. From the research I did, I think I'll need the parts below. I hope someone knowledgeable can help to confirm...