Perfect amount to repad the VRAM on a Corsair reference 30x0 water block. Significantly reduced temps compared to Corsair's stock pads. Pair with 1.5mm pads for the VRM, and 2mm pads on the back (I left the back pads stock as I have a 3080 which doesn't have RAM on the back like a 3090.
This is my second water cooling build. I bought this to replace two separate AIOs, a 240mm CPU AIO and a 360mm GPU AIO, in my Corsair 4000X (exactly same as 4000D and 4000D airflow except front is glass). First impression was it was well built and installed easily enough into the case.
Building was a nightmare. First off, it blocks half of my SATA ports on my motherboard. There's a port on the back which would be neat for a drain port, but adding anything to it aside from a temperature probe would make it so you can't close the rear panel. The radiator to reservoir connection point is too close to the radiator, making it impossible for me to fit a 14mm OD hardline tube bent at 90 degrees between the two. I ended up doing a bunch of crazy 90 degree fittings and U turn bends to fit it. The location of the fill port is too deep into the case to reach into to put a stop plug onto, or even to reach a fill bottle to. I added a 90 degree fitting and filled it through the grate in the top of the case (very slow and splashing liquid everywhere).
Turned it on and the DDC pump is loud. Much louder than my Corsair D5 in my previous build. From looking into it, it seems this is just how DDC pumps sound, especially when attached to acrylic distros and thus having no dampening. It's not great.
I was between giving this a 2 and a 3. It technically does what it is supposed to, which is fit a distro plate into a Corsair 4000 case. However, everything about working with it, planning a loop around it, and filling/draining it, makes me feel like this product exists only to check the box without being user friendly in the slightest. I wouldn't recommend it.
The GPU support bracket required cutting to accommodate a motherboard with a built-in io-shield. The screws supplied to attach the side radiator mounts where too short and needed to be replaced with longer ones. New mounting holes need to be drilled for the flexible fan arm if it is being used with an EATX motherboard. Also don't follow the wiring instructions for the Vandal switches for the power button or it will power down 5 seconds after it Powers up. A 360 mm radiator does not fit on the sides nor the back but can be attached to the bottom mount. Other than all that it's well built and looks really cool. Works really well if you're only using 240 or 280 mm radiators.
came with hollow silicone bending tube in which you can not make tight bends with your listing does not specify which it comes with but in pic on the listing shows the solid bending tube
Great price and the tubing looks great. Very easy to work with and bend. I highly recommend it.