All-In-One Water Cooling with Detachable Tubing?

[Zolltane]

Hello,

I would like to know if there are some All-In-One liquid cooling solutions which feature detachable tubing / hoses.
As far as I remember one of NZXT's models was able to do that?

I mean I get it, it's a closed loop system, but one must still be able to route the tubing through the water holes in the case.

Do you have any idea if any of the following have detachable tubing?
- Any NZXT water cooling
- Arctic Cooling Accelero Hybrid II 120
- Any of Corsair
- etc.


Thanks. All help is appreciated.

 

[Feronix]

Erh, if you're going for external watercooling you just need a better case mate. What case do you have right now?

 

[Kushiro]

From what I recall there are no AIO's with the capability to detach tubing o-o These AIOs are designed to be sealed self contained systems and with detachable tubing could possibly compromise the integrity of the device and/or enable foreign contaminants into the coolant.

 

[MadShadow]

Swiftech H220-X is expandable.

 

[Kushiro]

I guess my perspective of an AIO is different. I would have thought that kit is closer to a custom LCS. As generally I take it to mean plug and play instead of all in one.

 

[MadShadow]

I guess my perspective of an AIO is different. I would have thought that kit is closer to a custom LCS. As generally I take it to mean plug and play instead of all in one.

Fair enough, but its called an AIO so yeah

 

[shambles1980]

Swiftech H220-X is expandable.

beaten to it

but to be fair silverstone tundra AIO's have detatchable tubing.. but you cant re fill them like the swiftech.
and they would probably prefer you did not detatch the tubings at all.
they are tubes on barbs that seem to be heat shrank after mounting to give an even better seal. but with brute force and ignorance you can pull them off. But the barbs are tiny. like 5-6mm od so not very usefull.

i would imagine most aio's are similar. but i do not think any of them other than the swiftech would benifit from modification

 

[Kushiro]

The only reason I would ever consider an AIO in the first place is the lack of the need for maintenance and I don't have to worry about the coolant.