How can I make the aio cables not touch the gpu?

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  1. Potato-Plate

    Arctic freezer 240 in a Fractal Design North with a Rx 6700xt that will soon be added

  2. forevertired1982

    Have the radiator on the front it’s more efficient,

    Also it doesn’t matter if they touch the gfx card.

  3. those aren’t cables

    also, it doesn’t really matter as long as they aren’t putting significant pressure on the GPU

  4. Maybe swap the radiator and make the tube on the right side?

  5. AmpersandWhy

    Take off the CPU cooler and rotate it 360 clockwise

  6. I would have flipped the rad to put the tubes near the front for aesthetic reasons.

  7. Sad-Mathematician570

    Uninstall the aio, sell it and install a peerless assassin, pipes won’t touch the GPU /j

  8. FlyinRubber

    Doesn’t really matter but you can certainly orient it differently. Yes keep the actual cpu mount in the same position but you can adjust the tubes like top comment said

  9. Beneficial-Plum-1085

    Either rotate it such that the tubes from the radiator comes out at the front or just leave it like that

  10. minimessi20

    You can flip your radiator at the top the other way. You can also maybe tie it back to the case to help get rid of some of the slack.

  11. mspring501

    Rotate the rad horizontally 180 degrees (not 360)

  12. Xcissors280

    flip the cooler so its the same orintation but the cables are looser or put the AIO on tubes on the right side not left side

  13. MrTripperSnipper

    I’m getting flash backs from the first time I tried to fit new brake pads on my car.

  14. idrankmilktonight

    I think like Python enter in you cpu 😂

  15. xJaffaCake

    Rotate rad 180? So the pipes go on the other side of case?

  16. who_is_jim_anyway

    Not sure if anyone said this but you can buy shorter cables.

    Take the long ones off and replace them with shorter ones. Make sure you get the right width and fittings.

  17. burner7711

    Front mount with the inlet for the tubes on the bottom of the rad is the best position. Make sure to top of the rad is above pump. This will make any air in the loop settle at the top of rad. air in the pump will burn it out. Tubes at the bottom of the rad where there is no air will make the loop quieter (no water falling/sloshing). Tubes touching the GPU and the resulting heat transfer is inconsequential.

    https://preview.redd.it/5mgijzgmz29c1.jpeg?width=500&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=058c649c05c401889a70d275b8dd9a0506d86850

  18. You have to rotate the cooler – the mini fan must be down.
    I have the same AIO and this is the only way to avoid contact. If you mount the graphic card vertically it is the only way to fit everything.

  19. throwawayylmao721

    Idk man, is hard when ur GPU has AIOphilia😁

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