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ekwb EK X Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
ManufacturerEKWB
Connection SizeG1/4"
DimensionsVaries by model
WeightVaries by model
Product CategoryWater Cooling
Socket CompatibilityIntel LGA 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 2011, 2011-3, 2066; AMD AM4
MaterialNickel-plated copper, Acetal

Summary

RMA Statement and Disclaimers

RMA Statement

Product intended for expert users; installation by qualified technician recommended to avoid damage.

Important Notices and Disclaimers

EKWB not liable for consequential damages from errors or omissions in instructions or product defects.

Warranty and Other Instructions

Product Warranty

24-month warranty against defects in materials or workmanship, with specific return and usage conditions.

Other Installation Instructions

EKWB not responsible for assembly not made per instructions; follow manufacturer guides for components.

Components and Pre-Installation

Components and Tools Check

Verify all necessary parts and tools before installation.

Pre-Installation Considerations

Essential pre-installation advice and warnings.

CPU Water Block Installation

Prepare and Mount CPU Water Block

Mount the CPU block, including plate replacement and TIM application, for efficient heat transfer.

Radiator, Pump, and Reservoir Installation

Install Radiator, Pump, and Reservoir

Mount the radiator, pump, and reservoir components using appropriate mounting plates.

System Assembly and Testing

Connect Tubing, Fill System, and Leak Test

Route tubing, connect components, fill with coolant, and conduct a 24-hour leak test.

Installing the CPU Water Block

General Information on Product

Details on the water block's compatibility with modern Intel and AMD desktop socket types.

Prepare CPU and Apply TIM

Clean CPU surface and apply thermal compound using recommended methods for optimal cooling.

Fasten the Waterblock

Install the waterblock on the CPU by tightening nuts in a cross pattern for even pressure.

Preparing the PC Case

Installing the Radiator

Install Radiator with Fan Inside Chassis

Mount the radiator and fans inside the PC case, optimizing airflow for cooling.

Install Radiator on Back (Outside) of Chassis

Mount the radiator on the exterior rear of the case using a specialized holder for space efficiency.

Installing the Pump Unit

Install Pump/Reservoir Unit using 120mm Fan Plate

Mount the pump/reservoir unit using a 120mm fan mounting plate, ensuring correct pump height.

Install Pump Unit using 3.5" HDD Slot Plate

Mount the pump on a 3.5" drive bay adapter tray, positioning it for adequate clearance.

Installing the Reservoir Unit

Mount Reservoir Unit

Secure the reservoir using mounting clamps, ensuring proper height relative to the pump's inlet.

Installing the Tubing

Examine Water Loop Diagram

Review the water loop diagram to understand the flow path for correct tubing installation.

Route and Connect Tubing

Measure, cut, and install tubing onto fittings, securing them properly for a leak-free connection.

Connecting the Pump and Fans and Filling Up the System

Connect Pump and Fans

Connect pump and fan cables to the motherboard and power supply using provided adapters.

Fill System with Coolant

Prepare coolant mixture and fill the reservoir, leaving space for air bleeding.

System Testing and Finalization

Air Bleeding and Leak Testing

Run pump to bleed air, cycle power to speed up process, and ensure system is leak-free for 24 hours.

Final Computer Assembly

Connect remaining PC components after successful leak testing and remove the ATX bridging plug.

Emptying the Watercooling System

Prepare for Draining

Cover hardware with towels and place a container under ports before unscrewing fittings.

Drain Coolant

Gently pull tubes, direct coolant into container, and blow into tubes to drain the system.

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