Originally Posted by
BoxGods
I know that a top fill port "feels more comfortable" because that's what we were used to, but once you try the front fill ports you will wonder why somebody didn't do this sooner. Obviously if you have an 80 pound monster cube case...not so easy of course. How often is the pump or reservoir the highest point in one of those builds though? In a normal case/install when you flip the case onto it's back the T3 becomes the highest point which allows you to bleed off ALL the air. Yes it can be a slight drag to rotate the case onto it's back, but you don't have to remove both side panels, take out the mounting screws, slide the rez forward, fill and try to bleed the air in an awkward location, slide the rez back in, replace the mounting screws, line up the reservoir so its flush again, and replace the side panels. And how do you DRAIN one of those? If you look at either the cooling loop or the oil system in your car, it's filled from the top, drained form the bottom. T3 lets you do the same thing.
Just because its a new/different way does not make it bad lol. It IS easier really.
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