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Probably you didn't read this!
I did read it. The problem here is that YOU didn't specify what type of cooler you need to replace it with. Hence why I said that replacing a CPU cooler with a passive CPU cooler is an option unless they specifically requested an AiO or a brand that does not have a passive cooler.
If you don't know what a passive CPU cooler is, it's a CPU cooler that does not have to be plugged in, so you can indeed use them alongside a pump/res. There are three of these in the game.
Okay, so the cooler that's in there now requires power, correct? And the customer requests that you replace it?
If the customer is indeed requesting that you replace their current cooler, do they specify what type of cooler they want (e.g. AIO, specific brand)?
But if i placed the custom loop for the GPU and place the powered CPU air cooler back, the CPU aircooler is not connecting to the motherboard for power. And if i fit in a passive cooler they say I have to replace the powered aircooler which was on when the pc arrived to me