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Should I get a res?

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silverphoenix

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I hooked up my wc stuff to do a leak test, and connected the following parts:

L35 Hydro pump
TDX cpu block
Maze 4 GPU block
dual Heatercore
T Line


Now the thing is when Running the pump, the air bubbles travel so fast they just skip over the T-Line, I then tried using an old 10Gallon fishtank as a res with the pump submerged and all the bubbles managed to escape finally giving me that quiet.

Now Is there some other method to bleeding the lines using a T-Line? it was setup at the highest point but the pump was powerful enough to send the bubbles packing straight past it. Or should I get a res? and if so How hard would it be to really make one?
 
Now the thing is when Running the pump, the air bubbles travel so fast they just skip over the T-Line
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Just give it some time, they will bleed out. Lay paper towels out over potential drip zones and run it over night.
 
Do what I did... Turn the pump on, then turn it off, Then stretch all your tubing so the Tline is highest in the system. Re-fill and repeat!


Dont fill the Tline up more than about an inch or so past the actual T... That water doesn't go into the loop, and stays stagnant (euch).
 
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