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Caution

1. For a detailed installation process, please refer to the complete version of the manual

2. Before pouring liquid coolant into the tank to test the liquid cooling system, please reconrm

all the tubes have been fastened and the tube clips are in the right position.

3. While the liquid in the tank is lower than the low water-level, the red light on the bottom of

the PCB will blink. ( Please purchase GIGABYTE

liquid coolant to ll it )

4. When the liquid is lower than the low water-level, the system will turn off automatically

within four seconds after detection of water inadequacy.

5. While removing the tubes for disassembly, please make sure to keep all the devices away

from any electronic part. ( Please refer to disassembly process instruction )

Accessories

01) Radiator

02) Pump + Tank Assembly

03) MOSFET Air Cooling Fan

04) Waterblock

05) 4-Way Splitter Valve ( 2 pcs )

06) 1/2 Inch Tube

07) Tube Clips ( 8 pcs )

08) Screws

09) Intel

Pentium

4 LGA775

Spring Screws

10) Intel

Pentium

4 LGA775

Back Plate

11) Intel

Pentium

4 LGA775

Bracket

12) AMD K8 Clip

13) AMD Bracket

14) Fan Speed Control Box

15) PCI rear fan speed control panel

16) Radiator Rack

17) Pump Power Cord

18) Fan 1 to 2 Power Cord

19) Fan speed control Power Cord

20) Heat Sink for Memory ( 8 pcs )

21) Bend Proof Spring

22) Nylon Tie ( 4pcs )

23) Grease

24) GIGABYTE

Liquid Coolant

25) Velcro

26) Installation Guide

Tube3 : The inlet of radiator to

4-way splitter valve (1)

Tube1 : 4-way splitter valve (1)

to the outlet of the

waterblack

Tube4 : The outlet of radiator

to the inlet of the tank

Tube2 : 4-way splitter valve (2)

to the inlet of the waterblock

Tube5 : 4-way splitter valve (2)

to the outlet of the tank

Liquid Cooling System complete installation diagram

Quick Installation Guide

Tube1

Tube 2

Radiator Speed Control

Box Installation

Pour in Liquid Coolant

Radiator Installation

H Take off the double-side sticker on the Intel

Pentium

4 LGA775 Back

Plate ( as Figure a ), and stick it on the back of Intel

Pentium

4 LGA775

CPU with aligning four holes on Intel

Pentium

4 LGA775 Back Plate and

four holes on the back of Pentium4

LGA775 CPU motherboard (as Figure b).

2-1 Connect one side of tube 1 with 4-way splitter valve (1) A as shown in

the picture and fasten it with tube clip; connect the other side of tube 1

with the outlet of waterblock and fasten it with tube clip.

2-2 Connect one side of tube 2 with 4-way splitter valve (2) B as shown

in the gure and fasten it with tube clip; connect the other side of tube

2 with the inlet of waterblock and fasten it with tube clip.

2-3-1 Place the waterblock on the top of Intel

Pentium

4 LGA775 CPU, and secure with

attached Intel

Pentium

4 LGA775 Bracket.

( For detail installation step of Intel

Pentium

4 Clips,

please refer to Intel

Pentium

4 Clip installation and

waterblock installation instruction )

2-3-2 Place the waterblock on AMD K8 retention

mechanism, and secure with attached AMD

K8 retention mechanism kit.

( For detail installation step of AMD K8 Clips, please refer to

AMD K8 Clip installation and waterblock installation instruction )

2-3-3 Place the waterblock on AMD AM2 retention

mechanism, and secure with attached AMD

AM2 retention mechanism kit.

( For detail installation step of AMD AM2 Clips , please refer to

AMD AM2 Clips installation and waterblock installation instruction )

2-4 Using the nylon tie to fasten 4-way splitter valve

on trestle of the chassis. If there is no trestle

available, try to nd an applicable place to

fasten it.

2-5 Place the MOSFET air cooling fan on the top of

waterblock and make sure that the four feet of MOSFET

air cooling fan are rmly locked to the waterblock.

2-6 Plug the 1 to 2 power cord of the fan in socket of the CPU

FAN on the montherboard ( Figure a : 3-pin CPU fan socket /

Figure b : 4-pin CPU fan socket ( Intel

Pentium

4 LGA775) )

2-7 Plug the 1 to 2 power cord’s 3 pin male

connector into socket of the SYS FAN

on the motherboard as shown.

2-8 Place PCI slot fan speed controller at the

rear of the chassis. (Place on the middle or lower PCI

slot is recommended )

2-9 Thread Tube 3 through the hole on PCI slot ( as Figure a ) to connect one side of tube 3 with 4-way splitter valve (1)

B and fasten it with tube clips ( as Figure b ), and connect the other side of tube 3 with the inlet of radiator and

fasten it with tube clips ( as Figure c ).

For GIGABYTE

3D Aurora、Triton or Poseidon series chassis user, the tube can be threaded through

drainage inlet / outlet on the chassis. ( as the right two holes in Figure d )

2-10 Thread Tube 4 through the hole on PCI slot to

connect one side of tube 4 with the outlet of radiator

and fasten it with tube clips, and connect the other

side of tube 4 with the inlet of the tank and fasten it

with clips.

2-11 Use tube 5 to be connect 4-way splitter valve with

outlet of the tank and fasten it with tube clips.

Tube Installation

Pump Power Cord Installation

3-1 Connect the Power

SW ( female 2-pin )

from the chassis’s

panel with the

pump

power cord male

2-pin.

3-2 Connect the pump

power SW cord

female 2-pin with

“+PW-“ jumper on

the motherboard.

3-3 Connect the pump power cord 6-pin connector with the

back of the tank. ( as gure a / b )

3-4 Connect 4-pin power supply connector

with the 4-pin pump cord connector.

4-1 Thread the radiator fan

connector through the hole

of PCI slot fan speed

control panel.

4-2 Plug the connector from the

PCI slot fan speed control panel

in the fan speed control box.

4-3 Plug the radiator fan power

cord in the fan speed

control box.

4-4 To accomplish installation, plug the power cord for fan

speed control box in the connector on the fan speed control

box (as Figure a) and plug the other side of the power cord in the

available 1 to 2 socket (as Figure b).

5-1 Open the lid of the tank to pour in liquid coolant and close

the lid.

5-2 Turn on the power until all liquid coolant drains into

the tubes; the red light on the bottom of PCB will blink

and bleep; the system will turn off automatically within

4 seconds. ( This is normal at this point since the tube

and radiator are not full of liquid. )

5-3 Open the lid of the tank again to rell it with liquid coolant

and close it. Turn on the power one more time and repeat

this step until the water is no longer lower than low water-

level.

6-1 Fix the radiator rack to the radiator

with 3 x M3 screws

6-2 Remove the 2 screws on the power

supply at the rear of chassis as

shown.

6-3 To accomplish liquid cooling

system, align the 2 screw hole on

the radiator rack to the 2 screw

holes on the power supply and

fasten them up.

Warning :

1. While relling liquid coolant, please remove the tank from the chassis to prevent other

components from improper relling of liquid coolant.

2. Before turning on the power, please conrm that all the tube clips are fastened; leakage of liquid

coolant due to improper installation may damage the system that is not covered by warranty.

3. Use only GIGABYTE

liquid coolant; any damage arising from using other liquid product is not

covered by warranty.

4. Be aware of abnormal leakage. If the installation was correct and the tubes are fastened, and the

liquid cooling system leaks please turn off the power immediately, and drain out all the coolant.

Contact GIGABYTE

dealers or GIGABYTE

service center.

5. For the rst time of pouring liquid coolant into the tank; the radiator should be lay down at to

facilitate exhaust air to ensure the liquid cooling system to function silently; and then install the

radiator in accordance with the instruction. Make sure all the air bubble in the tube has

been removed to ensure the performance of cooling.

Tube 4

Tube 5

< Figure a >

GH-WIU02

After measuring the distance between the parts of the cooling system, cut the tubes

into ve suitable pieces as shown below. To get the right length for each tube, it is

strongly recommended to t all the components in the right position.

Tube 3

Step 2

Intel

Pentium4

LGA775 Back Plate

Installation ( FOR AMD series CPU please ignore this step)

Step 1

< Figure b >

Step 3

Step 4

Step 5

Step 6

< Figure a > < Figure b >

< Figure a > < Figure b > < Figure c > < Figure d >

< Figure a > < Figure b >