Will this work for topping off Alphacool Eiswolf 2?

[lockit14]

I have a alphacool eiswolf 2


Having to top it off while working out some really large bubbles that have (pretty certain) gotten into the pump. I plan to take the AIO out, while keeping it attached to the gpu. (obviously unplugging that from the rest of the pc)



I'm planning to open the refil port on the radiator, and attach a clear tube (using a fitting) and have it raised up above the radiator, with the radiator above the pump completely. Then fill the tube up with distilled water and plug the pump into a PSU using a 3-pin to molex adapter. and let it run for awhile. then shaking the radiator and pump and work out the bubbles, and then run pump some more, etc.




This is ok correct? (I'm a completely and total noob regarding watercoooling, refills, etc.)



And if it's ok to do it this way, just as important is are these the correct things to do it with? Fitting, tube, and molex to 3 pin ?

(Providing the shorter link versions so it's not a bunch of spam, but can link the full link version in comments if someone prefers)

Tubing: https://a.co/d/474kNJr

Molex to 3-pin adapter: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004X2XA12?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_dp_NQV01FW00DVS1ZJYZ14E

Got 2 different fittings, unsure which is the ideal one to use, or whether it matters?

Fitting option 1: https://a.co/d/1Fb74ID

Fitting option 2: https://a.co/d/alyuaWo

I appreciate the help in advance. Just wanting to be safe ahead of time.

 

[Eddy]

You have to measure whether it fits into the housing. We have already had wider coolers and customers had no problems with them. Only inexpensive cases, which are generally not suitable for water cooling, are narrower.

 

[nanalyly]

I have a alphacool eiswolf 2

Crazy Cattle 3D
Having to top it off while working out some really large bubbles that have (pretty certain) gotten into the pump. I plan to take the AIO out, while keeping it attached to the gpu. (obviously unplugging that from the rest of the pc)



I'm planning to open the refil port on the radiator, and attach a clear tube (using a fitting) and have it raised up above the radiator, with the radiator above the pump completely. Then fill the tube up with distilled water and plug the pump into a PSU using a 3-pin to molex adapter. and let it run for awhile. then shaking the radiator and pump and work out the bubbles, and then run pump some more, etc.




This is ok correct? (I'm a completely and total noob regarding watercoooling, refills, etc.)



And if it's ok to do it this way, just as important is are these the correct things to do it with? Fitting, tube, and molex to 3 pin ?

(Providing the shorter link versions so it's not a bunch of spam, but can link the full link version in comments if someone prefers)

Tubing: https://a.co/d/474kNJr

Molex to 3-pin adapter: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004X2XA12?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_dp_NQV01FW00DVS1ZJYZ14E

Got 2 different fittings, unsure which is the ideal one to use, or whether it matters?

Fitting option 1: https://a.co/d/1Fb74ID

Fitting option 2: https://a.co/d/alyuaWo

I appreciate the help in advance. Just wanting to be safe ahead of time.

A high-performance, pre-mixed coolant designed for Alphacool’s AIO and custom loops. It’s safe for copper, brass, and acrylic components in the Eiswolf 2 and includes biocides to prevent microbial growth.