Reusing AIO radiator, H110 from corsair
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urbancamper
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In all honesty, you wouldn't really want to use one of these radiators for this purpose as many of them are aluminum.
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Here check how it looks i have removed the pipes of mine radiator
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3453578/randomly-high-temp-4670k-corsair-h100i-gtx.html
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3453578/randomly-high-temp-4670k-corsair-h100i-gtx.html
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It is just a normal, cheap radiator, depending on model, also looks like this: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2834038/corsair-h110i-gtx-performance-testing-review.html
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Well I guess I was wrong. You can use it. Did you have to apply heat to remove the epoxy? Or did you just wrench it off?
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Many of them have a clamp or some form of fitting that secures it, but some have been plastic tubing secured by glue or epoxy. In all honesty, if the closed loop cooler has a brass radiator, that is likely the best component in the cooler, but most are aluminum. They serve a purpose, but but really just barely at low cost.
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