3D Galaxy II - Computer Cooling Component GIGABYTE - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	CPU Liquid Cooler
Brand	Gigabyte
Model	3D Galaxy II
Compatible Socket	Intel LGA 775/115x/1366/2011, AMD AM2/AM3/FM1/FM2
Radiator Dimensions	120 x 120 x 25 mm
Fan Size	120 x 120 x 25 mm
Fan Speed	800 - 2000 RPM (PWM)
Fan Airflow	74.5 CFM
Fan Noise Level	18 - 35 dBA
Pump Speed	2600 RPM
Pump Noise Level	< 25 dBA
Material	Copper base, aluminum radiator
Weight	980 g
Power Consumption (Fan & Pump)	12V, 0.3A (3.6W)
Coolant	Pre-filled, sealed system
Socket Compatibility	Intel LGA 775/115x/1366/2011, AMD AM2/AM3/FM1/FM2
Installation	Easy push-pin or screw mounting for Intel/AMD
Maintenance	Dust cleaning on radiator/fan; no coolant refill needed
Safety	Avoid water ingress; use electrical precautions
Spare Parts	Replacement fans and mounting kits available
Warranty	2 years limited

Frequently Asked Questions - 3D Galaxy II GIGABYTE

What sockets does the Gigabyte 3D Galaxy II support?

It supports Intel LGA 775/115x/1366/2011 and AMD AM2/AM3/FM1/FM2 sockets. Check your motherboard compatibility before purchase.

Is the cooling liquid refillable?

No, the system is pre-filled and sealed. Do not attempt to open the loop as it will void the warranty and may cause damage.

How do I clean the radiator?

Use compressed air or a soft brush to remove dust from the fins and fan. Avoid using water or liquids directly on the radiator.

What is the optimal fan configuration for best performance?

For push-pull configuration, mount fans on both sides of the radiator. Ensure airflow direction is consistent (intake or exhaust based on case design).

Can I use this cooler for overclocking?

Yes, the 3D Galaxy II is designed to handle moderate overclocking on compatible CPUs. For extreme overclocks, consider a larger radiator.

How loud is the cooler under load?

Fan noise ranges from 18 dBA (idle) to 35 dBA (full speed). Pump noise is below 25 dBA, making it suitable for quiet systems.

Does it include thermal paste?

Yes, a pre-applied thermal pad or a separate tube of thermal paste is included. You may also use high-quality aftermarket paste for better transfer.

What are the radiator dimensions?

The radiator measures 120 x 120 x 25 mm (single 120mm fan size). Ensure your case has a 120mm fan mount location.

How do I install the cooler?

Follow the included manual: attach the backplate, install the mounting brackets, apply thermal paste, secure the pump block, then mount the radiator and fans.

Can I replace the fan with a different model?

Yes, standard 120mm fans are compatible. Use PWM fans for automatic speed control. Ensure the fan connector matches the motherboard header.

USER MANUAL 3D Galaxy II GIGABYTE

1. Before pouring liquid coolant into the tank to test the liquid cooling system, please reconfirm all the tubes have been fastened and the tube clips are in the right position.
2. While the water in the tank is lower than the low water-level, the red light on the bottom of PCB will blink. (Please purchase GIGABYTE ^™ liquid coolant to fill it.)
3. When the liquid is lower than the low water-level, the system will turn off automatically within four seconds after detection of water inadequacy.
4. While removing the tubes for disassembly, please make sure to keep all the devices away from any electronic part. (Please refer to disassembly process instruction)

The following are not covered by the warranty

1. Use the product incorrectly or in a manner other than the designed purpose.
2. Nonobservance of the proper operation provided. (e.g. over-clocking)
3. Malfunction due to interference from other devices.
4. Unauthorized modification of the product.
5. Consequential damage to other objects due to the product's fault.
6. Malfunction arising from casualties (earthquake, thunder, fire, and flood).
7. The product's warranty label has been removed or damaged.
8. The devices inside, including power supply, hard disk, CD-ROM drive, motherboard, ventilator, etc, are not detached from the casing prior to the transportation of the computer product, resulting in damage to the casing or computer-related devices.
9. Any loss caused by failure to follow the installation process contained in the user manual.
10. Any damage to the system arising from coolant leakage due to improper installation.
11. Use only GIGABYTE ^™ Liquid Coolant. Any damage arising from the use of liquids other than GIGABYTE ^™ Liquid Coolant is not covered by the warranty.

Table content

1 Accessories List 4
2 Specification Instruction 6
3 Feature Instruction 6
4 Liquid Cooling System Installation 7
4-1 Installation Preparation 7
4-2 Intel ^® Pentium ^® 4 LAG775 Back Plate Installation 7
4-3 PCI Rear Fan Speed Controller Installation 8
4-4 Tube Installation 8
4-5 4-way Splitter Valve to the Tube on Waterblock Installation 9
4-6 Radiator to 4-way Splitter Valve Installation 10
4-7 Radiator to the Inlet of Water Tank 11
4-8 4-way Splitter Valve to the Outlet of Water Pump 11
4-9 Waterblock Installation 12
4-10 Intel ^® Pentium ^® 4 LGA775 Bracket Installation 12
4-11 AMD K8 Clip Installation 13
4-12 AMD AM2 Clip Installation 13
4-13 Fasten 4-way Splitter Valve 14
4-14 MOSFET Air Cooling Fan Installation 14
4-15 Pump Power Cord Installation 15
4-16 Fan Speed Control Box and Power Cord Instruction 16
4-17 Fan Speed Control Box Installation 16
4-18 Heat Sink Installation 17
5 Liquid Cooling System Installation and Test 18
5-1 Liquid Cooling System Installation and Test 18
5-2 Radiator Installation 19
6 Liquid Cooling System Disassembly 20
7 4-way Splitter Valve Instruction and User Manual 22

1. Accessories List

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(1) Radiator (2) Pump + Tank Assembly

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Tank Assembly

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(3) MOSFET Air Cooling Fan

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(4) Waterblock

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(5) 4 - way Splitter Valve

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(6) 1 / 2 inch Tube (7) Tube Clips (8) Screws

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(11) Intel® Pentium® 4 LGA775 Bracket

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(12) AMD K8 / AM2 Clip

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(9) Intel ^® Pentium ^® 4 LGA775 Spring Screws

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(10) Intel® Pentium® 4 LGA775 Back Plate

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(15) PCI Rear Fan Speed Controller

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(16) Radiator Rack

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(13) AMD K8 / AM2 Bracket

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(14) Fan Speed Control Box

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(17)Pump Power Cord (18)Fan 1 to 2 Power Cord

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3)Fan 1 to 2 Power Cord

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(19)Fan Speed Control Power Cord

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(20) Heat Sink for Memory

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(21)Bend Proof Spring (22)Nylon Tie (23)Grease (24)Gigabyte Liquid

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Coolant

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(25)Velcro (26)Quick Installation Guide

CAUTION

No.8 Screw: a – Secure PCI Rear Fan Speed Controller (1pc)

b – Secure Radiator ( 3pcs )

c - Pump + Tank Assembly (2pcs)

2. Specification Instruction

Mosfet cooling fan	Fan size 80 x 80 x 25 mm
	Fan speed 2000 RPM
	Fan Connector 3 pin
	Bearing EBR
	Noise 19 dBA
Pump	Dimensions 61 x 60 x 46 mm
	Maximum Capacity 400 L/hr
	Noise 20 dBA
	Bearing Ceramic Bearing
	Life time 70000 hr (MTBF)
Radiator	Dimensions 125 x 197 x 64 mm
	Material Aluminum
	Fan size 120 x 120 x 25 mm
	Fan speed 1200 ~ 2600 RPM
	Fan Connector 3 pin
	Bearing 2 Ball
	Noise 19~39 dBA
Tank	Dimensions 100 x 53 x 172 mm
	Capacity	220cc.
Valve	Dimensions	inlet:1/2"; outlet:1/4"*2,1/2"*1
	Materia	POM
Tube	Dimension	1/2 inch
	Material	PVC, UV sensitive
Coolant	Capacity	600cc.
	Color	Lite Blue
Compatible CPU	Intel® Pentium® Extreme Edition Series
	Intel® Pentium® D Processor Series
	Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor Series (LGA775)
	Intel® CoreTM 2 Duo Processor Series
	AMD AM2TM Series
	AMD AthlonTM FX Series
	AMD AthlonTM 64x2 Series
	AMD AthlonTM 64 Series

3.Feature Instruction

1. Super huge copper base and unique water path design.
2. Long-lived, quiet and powerful ceramic bearing pump.
3. Auto-induction of low water-level (LWP) and over temperature (OTP) Protection.

4. Aluminum 4-way water path design radiator with 12 cm adjustable fan for lower noise.

5. Delicate sparkly blue LED light design tank; easy refilling coolant.

6. Well-executed liquid cooling radiator fits most existed PC chassis.
7. Multipurpose nanometer GIGABYTE ^TM coolant.
   8.1/2inch UV soft tube; unique design to reduce bending needs.
8. Fully support cooling solution for the surrounding component of CPU (Mosfet).
9. GIGABYTE ^™ exclusive 4-way splitter valve design for faster replacement and add new cooling equipment.
   11.PCI Rear Fan Speed Controller
   12.Free heat sink for memory
   13.Wide range use for AMD K8/AM2;Intel® Pentium® 4 LGA 775.

4. Liquid Cooling System Installation

Please follow the instruction.

4-1 Installation Preparation

Please make sure the power of PC has been turned off.

Tool needed: scissors, GIGABYTE ^TM coolant, grease, screwdriver.

4-2 Intel® Pentium® 4 LGA775 Back Plate Installation

(For AMD series CPU, please ignore this step)

4-2-1 Take off the double-side sticker on the Intel Pentium 4 LGA775 Back Plate (as Figure a), and stick it on the back of Intel Pentium 4 LGA775 CPU with aligning four holes on Intel Pentium 4 LGA775 Back Plate and four holes on the back of Intel Pentium 4 LAG775 CPU motherboard (as Figure b).

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Figure a Figure b

4-3 PCI Rear Fan Speed Controller Installation (as Figure a/b)

4-3-1 Place PCI rear fan speed controller to the back of the chassis (place on the lower PCI is recommended as Figure c.)

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4-4 Tube Installation

After measuring the distance between each parts of the cooling system, cut the tubes into five suitable sizes as it shows below. To get the right length for each tube, strongly recommend to fit all the components in the right position.

Liquid Cooling System complete installation diagram.

Tube3: The inlet of radiator

to 4-way splitter valve (1)

Tube4: The outlet of radiator to the inlet of the tank

Tube1: 4-way splitter valve (1) to the outlet of the waterblock

Tube2 : 4-way splitter valve (2) to the inlet of the waterblock

Tube5 : 4-way splitter valve(2) to the outlet of the tank

While placing tube, please do not bend the tube in order to avoid obstructing water flow (as the right Figure under). Besides, if needed, please use bend proof spring on the tube while bending it to avoid obstructing water flow efficiency.

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4-5 4-way Splitter Valve to the Tube on Waterblock Installation

4-5-1 Connect one side of tube 1 to 4-way splitter valve (1) A as it shows in the picture and fasten the tube clip.

4-5-2 Connect the other side of tube 1 to the outlet of waterblock and fasten the tube clip.

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4-5-3 Connect one side of tube 2 to 4-way splitter valve (2) B as it shows in the figure and fasten the tube clip.

4-5-4 Connect the other side of tube 2 to the inlet of waterblock and fasten the tube clip.

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The 2 splitters in the middle of 4-way splitter valve can be used to support VGA, chipset liquid cooling system or other liquid cooling system.

If the 2 splitters in the middle of 4-way splitter valve are available, please do not take off the cap and switch them to horizontal to avoid leakage.

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4-6 Radiator to 4-way Splitter Valve Installation

4-6-1 Thread Tube 3 through the hole on PCI slot (as Figure a) to connect one side of tube 3 to 4-way splitter valve (1) B and fasten the tube clips (as Figure b).

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Figure a Figure b Figure c

For GIGABYTE™ 3D Aurora, Triton or Poseidon series user, the tube can be threaded through drainage inlet/outlet on the chassis. (as the two holes on the right in Figure c)

4-6-2 Connect the other side of tube 3 to the inlet of radiator and fasten the tube clips.

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4-7 Radiator to the Inlet of Water Tank

4-7-1 Thread Tube 4 through the hole on PCI slot to connect one side of tube 4 to the outlet of radiator and fasten the tube clips.

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4-7-2 Connect the other side of tube 4 to the inlet of the tank and fasten the tube clips.

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4-8 4-way Splitter Valve to the Outlet of Water Pump

4-8-1 Connect one side of tube5 (as Figure shown) to 4-way splitter valve(2) and fasten the tube clips.

4-8-2 Connect the other side of tube5 to the outlet of the pump and fasten the tube clips.

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4-9 Waterblock Installation

Please make sure to take off the "CAUTION" sticker and apply the grease on the CPU surface evenly.

Note: AMD K8 Bracket can be removed from waterblock (as Figure a) to adjust the appropriate installation direction. (as Figure b/c)

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Figure a Figure b Figure c

4-10 Intel® Pentium® 4 LGA775 Bracket Installation

4-10-1 Replace AMD K8 Bracket with Intel® Pentium® 4 LGA775 Bracket (accessory No. 11) (Figure a). Place the waterblock on the top of Intel® Pentium® 4 LGA775 CPU (Figure b) and adjust the appropriate installation direction (Figure c).

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4-10-2 Secure Intel ^® Pentium ^® 4 LGA775 motherboard with attached spring screws.

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4-11 AMD K8 Clip Installation

4-11-1 Align the AMD K8 Clip to three raised points on the CPU.

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4-11-2 Push down the bar to surely secure.

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4-12 AMD AM2 Clip Installation

4-12-1 Align the AMD K8 clip to the raised point on the CPU.

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4-12-2 Push down the bar to surely secure.

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4-13 Fasten 4-way Splitter Valve

4-13-1 Using the nylon tie to fasten 4-way splitter valve on trestle of the chassis. If there is no trestle available, try to find an applicable place to fasten it.

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4-14-2 Plug the power cord of MOSFET air cooling fan to the socket on motherboard CPU fan.

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a :3-pin CPU fan socket

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b: 4-pin CPU fan socket (Intel® Pentium® 4 LGA775)

4-14 MOSFET Air Cooling Fan Installation

4-14-1 Place MOSFET air cooling fan on the top of waterblock and make sure that four feet of the air cooling fan are secured on waterblock.

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4-14-3 Plug the power cord of MOSFET air cooling fan into fan 1 to 2 power cord.

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4-15 Pump Power Cord Installation

4-15-1 Prepare Pump Power Cord a : 6-pin connector b : female 2-pin connector c : male 2-pin connector d : 4-pin connector

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4-15-2 Connect the Power SW (female 2-pin connector) from the chassis's panel with the pump power cord male 2-pin connector
a: Power SW (female 2-pin connector) from the chassis's panel
b: Pump power cord male 2-pin connector

4-15-3 Connect the pump power SW cord female 2-pin connector with “+ P W -” jumper on the motherboard.

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4-15-4 Connect the pump power cord 6-pin connector with the back of the tank, (as Figure a /b)

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4-15-5 Connect 4-pin power supply connector with the 4-pin pump cord connector.

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4-16 Fan Speed Control Box and Power Cord Instruction

4-17 Fan Speed Control Box Installation

Tool needed: Fan Speed Control Box, Fan Speed Control Box Connect Line.

4-17-1 Thread the radiator fan connector through the hole of PCI rear fan speed controller.

4-17-2 Plug the connector from the PCI rear fan speed controller into the fan speed control box.

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4-17-3 Plug the radiator fan power cord into the fan speed control box.

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4-17-4 To accomplish installation, plug the power cord of fan speed control box into the connector on the fan speed control box (as Figure a) and plug the other side of the power cord into the available 1 to 2 socket (as Figure b).

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4-18 Heat Sink Installation

4-18-1 Heat sink( 8 pcs) can be pasted on the small chips on the motherboard or VGA card to lower the temperature.

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5. Liquid Cooling System Installation and Test

Before pouring liquid coolant into the tank to test the liquid cooling system, please remove the tank from the chassis to avoid damaging other components.

Before turning on the power, please confirm that all the tube clips are fastened; leakage of liquid coolant due to improper installation may damage the system that is not covered by warranty. (as figure shown)

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Use only GIGABYTE ^TM liquid coolant; any damage arising from using other liquid product is not covered by warranty.

5-1 Liquid Cooling System Installation and Test

Tool needed: Coolant

5-1-1 Open the lid of the tank to pour in liquid coolant and close the lid.

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5-1-2 Turn on the power until all liquid coolant drains into the tubes; the red light on the bottom of the PCB will blink and bleep; the system will turn off automatically within 4 seconds. (This is normal or initial refilling of liquid coolant since the tube and radiator are not full of liquid.)

5-1-3 Open the lid of the tank again to refill the tank with liquid coolant and than close the lid. Turn on the power one more time and repeat this step until the water is no longer lower than the low water-level.

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Note: For the first time of pouring liquid coolant into the tank; the radiator should be lay down flat to facilitate exhaust air to ensure the liquid cooling system to function silently. Installing the radiator in accordance with the following step 5-2 ; make sure all the air bubble in the tube has been removed to ensure the performance of cooling.

Be aware of abnormal leakage. If the installation was correct and the tube clips are fastened, and the liquid cooling system leaks, please turn off the power immediately and drain out all coolant. Contact GIGABYTE™ dealers or GIGABYTE™ service center.

5-2 Radiator Installation

5-2-1 Lock the radiator rack to the radiator with screws.

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5-2-2 Remove the 2 screws on the power supply at the rear of chassis as shown.

5-2-3 To accomplish liquid cooling system, align the 2 screw holes on the radiator rack to the 2 screw holes on the power supply and fasten them up.

With GIGABYTE™ 3D Aurora, Triton, Poseidon series, water tank can be placed inside of the chassis. [use 2 screws (b), please refer to accessories list]

Velcro could be used to place the tank while using the chassis other than 3D Aurora, Triton and Poseidon series.

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6. Liquid Cooling System Disassembly

Tool needed: Pail, screwdriver

Preparation: Please place the chassis on a table and a pail on the floor.

While removing the tubes for disassembly, please make sure to keep all the devices away from any electronic part.

6-1-1 Remove radiator from the rear of the chassis and lay it on the table.

(Caution: Do not remove the tube at this point)

6-1-2 Remove MOSFET air cooling fan from the waterblock.

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6-1-3 Release the clip of waterblock from CPU.

(Caution: Do not remove the tube at this point)

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6-1-5 Remove pump + tank and 4-way splitter valve from the chassis; and set a pail on a lower position to fill the coming out coolant.

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6-1-7 Remove the tube; let the water from waterblock and the tube drift into the pail.

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6-1-4 Cut and remove the nylon tie which is used to fasten 4-way splitter valve.

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6-1-6 Release the tube clip on the inlet of the waterblock; and place the waterblock on the top of the pail.

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6-1-8 Release the tube clip on the inlet of the tank and make sure if all the coolant drifts out from the tube. Remove the tube, tube clip and spring.

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6-1-9 Remove tube from PCI slot and be careful to avoid the leakage. Let the coolant drift into the pail. For the tube on the other side of radiator, please repeat this step until all the coolant drifts out.

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7. 4-way Splitter Valve Instruction and User Manual Adding

VGA waterblock and chipset waterblock without disassembly)

Ex. GIGABYTE™ blue eye and chipset waterblock

Please make sure to turn off PC power before installation.

7-1 Remove the caps and tube clips from 4-way splitter valve.

Do not switch on at this point.

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7-2 Cut a tube into suitable size; connect one side of the tube with the first splitter on 4-way splitter valve(1) and connect the other side with the inlet of VGA Blue Eye and fasten the tube clips.

7-3 Cut a tube into suitable size; connect one side of the tube with the second splitter on 4-way splitter valve(2) and connect the other side with the outlet of VGA Blue Eye and fasten the tube clips.

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7-4 Cut a tube into suitable size; connect one side of the tube with the second splitter on 4-way splitter valve(1) and connect the other side with the outlet of chipset waterblock and fasten the tube clips.

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7-5 Cut a tube into suitable size; connect one side of the tube with the first splitter on 4-way splitter valve(2) and connect the other side with the inlet of chipset waterblock and fasten the tube clips.

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7-6 Before turning on the power, please make sure all tube clips are fastened (as shown on Figure a, Figure b and Figure c) and switch on the 4-way splitter valve.

Close-up of a circuit board component with visible traces and connectors (no text or symbols)

Close-up of three connected electrical connectors with wires, no visible text or symbols

Close-up of a mechanical component with circular cutouts, labeled 'Figure c Figure d' (no other text or symbols visible)

Close-up of a white electrical connector with multiple wires and connectors (no visible text or symbols)

7-7 To accomplish liquid cooling system, after turning on the power, appropriately pour coolant into the tank.

CAUTION

While removing the tubes for disassembly, please make sure to switch off 4-way splitter valve, turn off the power and keep all the devices away from any electronic part.