Suisakul

I guess because many people (me include) build their corsair systems without having this Problem. As mentioned These are bitspower fittings, and they are generally high quality. If I were in your place I would reconsider my handling with these fittings because it is super unlikely all of you 400$ fittings leak because of Bad manufactoring. A few points that might be worth evaluating: - Way of deburring. And check if the seals are damaged. - Tube diameter (maybe is not exactly 14mm). - inserting the tube completely into the fitting before screwing the second part on - also I dont get your loop in the picture: is the three way piece closed Apart from the tube to the radiator? Then you would great over pressure in the System, that might cause the "leaks" Before you sink another 400$ into other fittings I would find out where the Real Problem is first.

Thanks for the tip with the LED. I didnt know that. Normally, it runs much less brighter colors, But its good to know. Initially, I ran through a full pack of tubes for just 2 connections both having 3 bends. I just could not get them to look clean. So I decided, to spend the extra mile for some additional fittings and I am glad I did. For me it was the only way to get a clean build, But I guess with more training in tube bending one could achieve this, too.

Hey there, I guess this is a good place to post some pictures of my finally finished watercooling project. It took me some afternoons, since it was my first custom loop. But I thought the results i worth sharing. I might write a full review at some point but for now I need some rest. Included Parts: Hardware: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X AMD RX6900XT with Corsair PCIe 3.0 riser cable Gigabyte B550 Vision D-P Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro white (2x16GB@3200MHz) Samsung Evo 970 1GB Corsair RM850x with white Corsair PSU Cables Corsair 5000D Airflow white with clear front glas panel Loop Hydro X Series XD7 white Hydro X Series XC7 white Hydro X Series XG7 2x Hydro X Series XR5 360mm white Hydro X Series XT satin white a bunch of fittings and adapters Fans and RGB 10x Corsair QL120 RGB white Fans 1x Commander Pro 2x Node Core 1x Corsair RGB LED Lightning Expansion Kit I would like to take this opportunity to thank the whole Corsair organisation for not only producing such gorgeous components, but also for the wonderful and friendly support via mail, phone and in this forum. Keep up the good work!

Will this absolute gorgeous case (or at least the distro plate) be available in europe/germany at some point? I can wait, but I NEED to know xD

No need to apologize, as the inconvenience is totally self-inflicted xD I am also aware that corsair cannot give me a step by step guide to fix the LEDs. I was more looking for users that may encountered a similar problem. If its against the forum rules to share such information I apologize and the post can be deleted. Best regards

Hey, maybe some one here can help me out To make a long story short: I bough a used K65 Keyboard, removed all switches to paint the whole case white and replace some broken ones. The Keyboard works like a charm, however I broke a couple (5) LEDs in the process. The LEDs are mounted on the PCB is there any chance I could try to replace them? I dont mind if its difficult or likely to break the Keyboard. The whole project is just for learning and fun. I have not found any Information of the LED type in the internet, Which I would need to find replacement LEDs, but maybe somebody her has some Information for me. Also a guide to replace the LEDs on the pcb would be great! All help is welcome. Best regards Sui

I just want to double check because I found different answers from different corsair sources Is Hydro X Series XG7 RGB RX-SERIES GPU Water Block (6900 XT, 6800 XT) compatible with the RX6800 NON-XT references design? I recently got my hands on a rx6800 and want to double check whether I can use the above water Block

Sounds like a reasonable analysis. I guess Point 2 is true for everybody that buys a new GPU these days :D

Since I was thinking about starting to build a Custom Loop and I recently got my hands on a reference model of the AMD RX6700XT and was wondering if Corsair is considering/planning to release a water block for this model. Or if the 6800(XT)/6900XT block will be compatible with the GPU. I guess whether or not depends on how popular a model is and how likely it is the owners will build a custom loop. My feeling is for the RX6700XT it could work out, since the availability at the AMD Drop is rather good (at least compared to 6800(XT) cards) and custom manufactors like Powercolour sell the reference model under their brand as well. On the other hand I really want this water block so maybe I am just too optimistic. Any input is warmly welcome. Best regards Sui