H60 Liquid Cooling

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raymondang15

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Do I need to add water into it? Or it's pre-filled and never needs to be filled?

I got this thing for $35 dollars. Cheaper than a "B." Haha

And for the fan, is it better to use a CoolerMaster SickleMaster or the stock Corsair fan that came with the liquid cooling.

And the fan placement, would I want air blowing towards the radiator or away from it?
 
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It shouldn't need to be (re)filled. The SickleFlow looks like it pushes more air than the stock H60 fan. If I use a single fan, I always put it behind the radiator pushing through, but it doesn't matter too much whether you do that or put the fan on the other side and pull air through.
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It shouldn't need to be (re)filled. The SickleFlow looks like it pushes more air than the stock H60 fan. If I use a single fan, I always put it behind the radiator pushing through, but it doesn't matter too much whether you do that or put the fan on the other side and pull air through.
 
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Okay, how do I know if it needs to be filled?
 
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