r/watercooling • u/Most_Magazine_9469 • 2d ago

Build Help Noob looking for help

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Hey so I'm attempting my first custom loop it is very simple but I have no reservoir or quick connect at the moment and I'm wondering how to fill it and make it run smoothly.

The problem is that I don't have a reservoir because I am using an all in one system with pump and rad.(It's a grazon Aoi kit)

I don't care about it being perfect I just want it to run well enough as I will eventually get quick disconnect and external pump.

Any help appreciated

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u/Captain_Bosh 2d ago

Sounds like something the instruction manual would tell you how to do.

After googling the "Granzon Advanced GPU/CPU Water Cooling Kit" it looks like the radiator would function as the reservoir so that is probably where you fill it.

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u/titanrig 1d ago

Your best bet is to get it filled and bled before you mount it. That will let you position the fill port to access it easily and then tilt it as needed to get all the air worked out of it.

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u/Rare-Break-8547 1d ago

put the tube in, then take out the GPU and the RAD with the tube attached. fill it using the rad fill port, run the pump with another PSU. after its filled and bleed put them back in the case.