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Rtx 3090 kingpin radiator positioning question

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2022/03/07 14:16:41 (permalink)
Hello, i was wondering if I could get some help. i have a 3090 kingpin that i want to install. If i planned to mount it vertically  and the only way for it  to look nice and not be  cluttered by both 350 rad tubes would be to position the rad upside down (see ms paint diagram) would this cause air bubbles and shorten the lifespan of the rad or will this be okay? currently using a corsair 7000x rgb case. i usd paint to make the diagram and the lines are abit hard to see
 

 
 
 

 
post edited by predimus - 2022/03/07 14:37:23
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    Re: Rtx 3090 kingpin radiator positioning question 2022/03/07 14:36:30 (permalink)


    Looks like a fine plan to me.

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    Re: Rtx 3090 kingpin radiator positioning question 2022/03/07 14:42:53 (permalink)
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    Looks like a fine plan to me.

    thanks for replying, should there be a concern regarding air bubbles messing with the pump/radiator in this position?
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    Re: Rtx 3090 kingpin radiator positioning question 2022/03/07 15:11:01 (permalink)
    Thats the optimal position. if youre worried about air bubbles, i would shake the GPU a bit down where the PSU is at, so all air bubbles go into the top of the radiator, before installing it into the MB.
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    Re: Rtx 3090 kingpin radiator positioning question 2022/03/07 16:20:03 (permalink)
    I have 2 AIOs , I put the KPE on the top and the CPU on the side
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    Re: Rtx 3090 kingpin radiator positioning question 2022/03/07 16:32:36 (permalink)
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    I have 2 AIOs , I put the KPE on the top and the CPU on the side



    Same.  His plan should work too. Be sure the KPE is blowing out.

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    Re: Rtx 3090 kingpin radiator positioning question 2022/03/07 16:36:43 (permalink)
    Tubings at the bottom of the rad while the top of the rad is above the pump/GPU.  Looks good to me. 
     
    You could tilt the case back a little bit if the need arises but overall, you should be good to go.

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    Re: Rtx 3090 kingpin radiator positioning question 2022/03/07 16:44:38 (permalink)
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    I have 2 AIOs , I put the KPE on the top and the CPU on the side



    Same.  His plan should work too. Be sure the KPE is blowing out.


    Yup, but one piece of advise , you may not need it,  but the pump in the AIO can be a pain to get the bubbles to clear, so you might was to lay the computer on its side and suspend the Rad with the tubes straight up, for the first fire up , wait until the card is silent and then go ahead and power down then mount the Radiator in its position you want, The Asetek AIO pump is not really all that strong.
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    Re: Rtx 3090 kingpin radiator positioning question 2022/03/08 06:10:00 (permalink)
    that's how i ran my hybrid for almost a year before i switched to the water block. looks good
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    Re: Rtx 3090 kingpin radiator positioning question 2022/03/08 06:33:45 (permalink)
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    Hello, i was wondering if I could get some help. i have a 3090 kingpin that i want to install. If i planned to mount it vertically  and the only way for it  to look nice and not be  cluttered by both 350 rad tubes would be to position the rad upside down (see ms paint diagram) would this cause air bubbles and shorten the lifespan of the rad or will this be okay? currently using a corsair 7000x rgb case. i usd paint to make the diagram and the lines are abit hard to see
     

     
     
     

     




    I've got two AIOs in a 5000D case and this is my set up.  I have the fans exhausting the GPU rad air.  Kind of awkward  as the air that is sucked in through the front probably immediately get sucked out by the GPU rad but i would rather than then intaking hot gpu rad air.
     
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    Re: Rtx 3090 kingpin radiator positioning question 2022/03/08 07:15:26 (permalink)
    another thing to consider
     
    rotate the top radiator ... tubes in the back can give a cleaner look
     
    do not bend the tubes, spiral "helical shape" to get the tubes to curve ... try turning the radiator in both directions to see which loos better

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    Re: Rtx 3090 kingpin radiator positioning question 2022/03/10 14:18:25 (permalink)
    thank you very much to everyone that has responded. My last question is should these fans be intake ore exaust?   my 240mm fans in the front are intake. the top 3 fans are exaust and the single back fan is exaust.
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    Re: Rtx 3090 kingpin radiator positioning question 2022/03/10 17:56:37 (permalink)
    I think I would be tempted to try the bottom one or two as intake and the top one or two as exhaust.

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