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Okay, will do. Once it gets back I will also try putting the rad on top again. My warranty is running out now so I'd like to make sure in whatever way I can that I don't get another failure any time soon.

Just for future reference, do you happen to know what sort of sound I should be looking for? On a sidenote, I have been in contact with support and have been approved for an RMA.

How would I make sure that it doesn't run dry? I mean, it didn't make any irregular noise, apart from once, when I just had to top it up a little bit. I assumed that was simply evaporation in the summer as it was the warmest ever on record and my room isn't cooled by an AC. I'm not savvy enough...

Would it be better then to swap the tubes to be on top? Or do you mean the connections on the block? Because those will be facing down no matter where I put the radiator, there simply isn't enough space in my case to route it otherwise. Do you perhaps know if it's possible to get shorter tubes...

Of course, here you go. I do really think it's the pump, I don't see what else it could be as my system is functioning fine after putting my original air cooler on. I have contacted support already, thank you.

First off, sorry if I am posting this in the wrong section. So I am having issues with my Eiswolf for the 5700xt again, I am about 95% sure the pump died. I bought the Eiswolf in February 2020. The first time I had issues was spring-summer of 2021. There was a horrible grinding noise that...

That's perfect for me, bottom suits me better.

Hello I will soon be receiving my Eiswolf unit, and there's just one thing I'm wondering. How much does the orientation of the tubes matter, whether they're on top or bottom? It would look cleaner for me if I turned the rad for the tubes to be on the bottom, however I've read that that...