How-To Fill and Bleed an Inline Water Cooling System

GlitterKill · 06-July-03, 11:08 PM

Our own water-pimp, Putwig has written a nice little article on setting up a sweet method for bleeding the air out of an inline watercooling setup.

Check out the article here.

FoeHammer · 06-July-03, 11:27 PM

Great "How-To" article, Putwig. Very informative.

vladimir · 07-July-03, 06:40 PM

good job, about time it actually got posted as a "real" how to...otehr then being in the forums

share the knowledge

TiZakit · 08-July-03, 12:12 AM

i think i will do this very same thing on our boat for the a/c since it doesn't prime it self, this would do the job.

jhoop2002 · 23-July-03, 12:08 AM

where did you get those quick connect valves??

salex101 · 25-July-03, 02:22 PM

It would be grreat if you could list the actual parts, and where to find them. I hav ebeen looking all over fo the 'T' and the "Disconnects" but can't find the same 'T' and there is a wide range of 'Dry Disconnect' fittings out there.

putwig · 25-July-03, 08:29 PM

I am 3500 kilometers from my rig. I will look for part number on the quick connects when I get home.

Everything else I used came from Home Depot.

Salex - use whatever dry disconnects you can find that fit your budget. Nothing special about the ones I used!

AMD-playa · 26-July-03, 01:13 PM

would it be possible to make that but with pvc pipe?

jhoop2002 · 26-July-03, 01:25 PM

Yeah, you just need stuff that serves the purpose. You just don't want to use something that start to corrode

gb115 · 12-September-03, 04:40 PM

like it, like it a lot

was wondering if its a bit similar to having a temporary detatcheable res at the top of your system?

was thinking of having the inlet and outlet into the same bottle. sort of like a new res.

as I already have a good way of draining my system, but need badly to rid the air out of the current one.

sorry, does anyone have any idea whether this'll work? as i'm a complete water cooling n00b.

BigAkita · 12-September-03, 05:00 PM

Good job, Putwig. I know you had been wanting to get an article on that subject posted for quite some time. It will help a lot of our "newer" members with their watercooling endeavors.

Computerking · 28-July-06, 11:25 AM

good work ans this a cheap way to make water cooler system but i have Q

Man Abut The Blockes On the cpu andd the vga how can i make it plz tell me or if you have time boos plz send me on my mail coz

i dont know how i came here this a big web site

my mail is hotweel99@hotmail.com

thanks man

Fire Hawk · 28-July-06, 07:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Computerking


	good work ans this a cheap way to make water cooler system but i have Q Man Abut The Blockes On the cpu andd the vga how can i make it plz tell me or if you have time boos plz send me on my mail coz i dont know how i came here this a big web site my mail is hotweel99@hotmail.com thanks man

You're interested in making your own blocks? Sorry if Im wrong, there's a fourm thread that was posted in the watercooling section a while back, http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=105157, this guy builds his own system from scratch (including blocks).

P.S. You've got mail

Computerking · 28-July-06, 07:23 PM

Thanks man I got your mail and that how I replay here and this cool if I can built a blocks it will be a cheap way to make it and have cool one I made: D

06-July-03, 11:08 PM		#1 (permalink)
GlitterKill Pimp-of-all-Pimps	How-To Fill and Bleed an Inline Water Cooling System Our own water-pimp, Putwig has written a nice little article on setting up a sweet method for bleeding the air out of an inline watercooling setup. Check out the article here. Attached Thumbnails

12-September-03, 04:40 PM		#10 (permalink)
gb115 Apex Techie Wannabe	like it, like it a lot was wondering if its a bit similar to having a temporary detatcheable res at the top of your system? was thinking of having the inlet and outlet into the same bottle. sort of like a new res. as I already have a good way of draining my system, but need badly to rid the air out of the current one. sorry, does anyone have any idea whether this'll work? as i'm a complete water cooling n00b. Last edited by gb115; 13-September-03 at 05:55 AM..

28-July-06, 11:25 AM		#12 (permalink)
Computerking Banned	Re: How-To Fill and Bleed an Inline Water Cooling System good work ans this a cheap way to make water cooler system but i have Q Man Abut The Blockes On the cpu andd the vga how can i make it plz tell me or if you have time boos plz send me on my mail coz i dont know how i came here this a big web site my mail is hotweel99@hotmail.com thanks man

28-July-06, 07:23 PM		#14 (permalink)
Computerking Banned	Re: How-To Fill and Bleed an Inline Water Cooling System Thanks man I got your mail and that how I replay here and this cool if I can built a blocks it will be a cheap way to make it and have cool one I made: D

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06-July-03, 11:27 PM		#2 (permalink)
FoeHammer P-Hoe-lice	Great "How-To" article, Putwig. Very informative.

07-July-03, 06:40 PM		#3 (permalink)
vladimir Pimp PHP Pro	good job, about time it actually got posted as a "real" how to...otehr then being in the forums share the knowledge

08-July-03, 12:12 AM		#4 (permalink)
TiZakit Apex Tech Demi-God	i think i will do this very same thing on our boat for the a/c since it doesn't prime it self, this would do the job.

23-July-03, 12:08 AM		#5 (permalink)
jhoop2002 Apex Tech Maniac Supreme	where did you get those quick connect valves??

25-July-03, 02:22 PM		#6 (permalink)
salex101 Apex Techie Wannabe	It would be grreat if you could list the actual parts, and where to find them. I hav ebeen looking all over fo the 'T' and the "Disconnects" but can't find the same 'T' and there is a wide range of 'Dry Disconnect' fittings out there.

25-July-03, 08:29 PM		#7 (permalink)
putwig Dr. Hydro Pimp	I am 3500 kilometers from my rig. I will look for part number on the quick connects when I get home. Everything else I used came from Home Depot. Salex - use whatever dry disconnects you can find that fit your budget. Nothing special about the ones I used!

26-July-03, 01:13 PM		#8 (permalink)
AMD-playa Apex Master Tech	would it be possible to make that but with pvc pipe?

26-July-03, 01:25 PM		#9 (permalink)
jhoop2002 Apex Tech Maniac Supreme	Yeah, you just need stuff that serves the purpose. You just don't want to use something that start to corrode

12-September-03, 05:00 PM		#11 (permalink)
BigAkita n00b-ass reviewer	Good job, Putwig. I know you had been wanting to get an article on that subject posted for quite some time. It will help a lot of our "newer" members with their watercooling endeavors.

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