AIO tube bending

Kegler

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I got a nzxt z53 with a custom casing
Not sure if I over bend the tubing kinda worry it will give way and break
 
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Bended enough that the tubes kinked ? I dont think it will break, but having kinks will cause cause resistance to the liquid flow.
 

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Bended enough that the tubes kinked ? I dont think it will break, but having kinks will cause cause resistance to the liquid flow.
Managed to upload the pic.....u mean like this will affect the water flow only? long run wont break?
 

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Dont think it will break. In any case, try remounting the aio another way that is non restrictive?
 

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I got a nzxt z53 with a custom casing
Not sure if I over bend the tubing kinda worry it will give way and break

It wont break but then it will not perform as it is. Also is this the confirm way you are putting? I see it like going to block the fan airflow too or worst the blade it self. If this is CPU AIO, i wont recommend this way though.
 

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It wont break but then it will not perform as it is. Also is this the confirm way you are putting? I see it like going to block the fan airflow too or worst the blade it self. If this is CPU AIO, i wont recommend this way though.
Yes cpu cooler and It’s a very slim custom case…. Only 7.5mm height which is why the tube was being press hard downward to cover the top… tube isn’t touch the fan… but minimum clearance from fan blade…
 
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